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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
SCR|MMAGE DOES
NOT RAISE HOPES
Showing of Two Notre Dame
EIevenS Causes Harper and
ROCkne to Worry.

Scrimmage. regular line scrimmage,
the kind that gives the athletes taste
OF what they are to expect when the
fall schedule opens, was dished out
to candidates for the NOtre Dame var
sity eleven yesterday afternoon.
The workout was ragged. and
Coaches Harper and Rockne were
plainly worried Neither the first or
second teams. who locked horns in
the first scrimmage battle OF the year.
showed any offensive strength TO
speak Of Neither eleven gained con
sistently While the work was not
so ragged on the defensive and al
though several tackles worthy of men,
ton were made. the performance of
the men as a whole on the defense
was not especially good
The scrimmage demonstrated the
big task with which the NOtre Dame
coaches are confronted of developing
a strong offensive team.
Cofall was the only veteran on the
first team backfield and he showed
flashes of his real form. Bachman.
who has been shifted from the line
To tullback. showed the earmarks of
a conner in Eichenlaub's old place. but
the backheld job is new for him I'm
college football. Phelan at quarter
back. made one good run during the
afternoons workout and John Miller
at halfback smashed the line in nice
fashion couple Of times.
Malone who played at halfback for
a time on the second eleven. showed
flashes of ground gaining ability. and
Al drews, another OF last years fresh
men, played "a strong defensive game
at end for the seconds.
The first clever scored the only
touchdown of the day on a nicely
we'd forward pass from Phelan to
3aujan. There was no kickoff in yes
,erday's scrimmage and several sub
situations were made on each team.
At the start of the scrimmage. Bau-
IN and Yeager who got away with
a couple Of nice tackles. were at the
ends on the first team. Stephan and
McInerny. the South Bend lad. were
in the tackle positions Captain Fitz-
gerald and Keefe at the guards. and
Rydzewski at center. Phelan ran the
team from the quarterback position
with Cofall and John Miller at the
halves and Bachman at fullback.
For the seconds. Andres and De-
Gree were on the ends. Halmes and
King at the tackles, Ward and Franz
at the guards and Dixon at center
Young Dutch" Bergman was in the
quarterback position with NOelkerS of
South Bend and Walter Miller at the
halves and Jones at fullback, was the
lineup at the start. During the lat
ter part of the scrimmage, Joe DOrais
was at quarter.
Edward and Wolf reported for
practice yesterday afternoon and took
part i'm the early part of the work.
Wolf was in the scrimmage for a few
minutes as defensive halfback The
veteran, Edward. did not get into the
scrimmage Whipple, another of the
most promising ends. was not allowed
in the scrimmage. because of an in
jury TO his leg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
MINNESOTA TO HAVE
GOOD TEAM THIS YEAR
SoIon. Who Made Great Record i'm
1911. Will be Back i'm
Game.

NEW YORK. Sept 22.-'The team
that turns IN "a better record than
Minnesota Isl the team that viii win
the championship of the west"
That's what the knowing football
ing persons in the Mississippi river
district tell you-and they seem 10 be
quite correct in their assertions.
Minnesota's 1915 prospects are
brighter than those OF any Minnesota
eleven in many years. IL has an al
most complete team of veterans TO
put into battle. and among those vet
Grams il has a chap named Scion. who
was called "a whole football team I'm
himself, by no less an authority than
Bob Zuppke, coach of the Illinois
champions
Dr. Williams. coach OF the GopherS,
will have 10 find a center To take the
place of ROSenthal, captain of last
years team, a guard 10 replace the
graduated Dunnigan. "a quarterback
in place of Erdall and a halfback TO
fill the gap left by Hamilton. who has
left the university. But the task does
not seem difficult
HaOdge, first substitute quarter
back last year is great player and
seems able enough To nil Erdalls
empty boots. Long. a sophomore also
is showing up we'll Hauser, the star
tackle on last years freshmen eleven,
seems of varsity calibre He's big
and husky and probably viii be con-
Verted into a guard.
There are four likely looking can
didates for the centering job and no
trouble is expected in finding a sue
cessOr for the gone-but-n forgotten
ROSenthal
Weyman, Ballentyne and klenman
all of them stars OF exceeding bril-
liancy in their freshmen daVS-are
the candidates for the other halfback
position. Kleffman looks best SO far.
Our prospects are very bright"
! said Coach Williams. The squad this
is one of the best looking l have ever
seen at Minnesota. and ! look for the
( boys to make quite a record for them
selves -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22

Peculiar plays i'm baseball Well,
how about this one in which a first
baseman executed double play az
second base,
The Giants and Reds were staging
a combat. LobaTt. the first man mp Dor
the inning under discussion. doubled.
Brainerd followed and sent "a bounder
TO the Red pitcher. The pitcher turn
ed to throw 20 third and then saw
that Lobert had turned around and
was well on his way back TO second.
So the pitcher heaved the bali az
6Iollwitz the Reds second baseman.
However Brainerd had rounded
first and was half way 20 second bv
that time Mollwitz was going TO throw
to second i'm an attempt 10 catch
Brainerd. when he saw Lobert also
dashing for the same bag. Mollwitz
sensing a miXup. held the bah. run
ming with 10 toward second
Lobert slid back into the second bag
just AZ the same moment that Brain
erd slid into 81. There was a collision
and both men rolled away from the
bag. Lobert being whirled onto the
grass back Of second
BY this time Mollwitz had arrived
ON the scene walked over to where
Lobert and Brainerd were sprawled
and tagged ont both.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

First race. II furlongs-K en-
worthy. 10 TO j, won. Lights out,
To /, second; Santo, TO 1. third
tune, ITO IS. Fuzzy Wuzzy, Or
phee. NigOla, ClOntraf, Miss McGiggle,
Egeria Scion. Chance and Great Sur
prise also ran.
Second race, steeplechase. two
miles-Greyleg, TO >. won; Agon.
10 1, second; Aviator, I TO /, third
time. 4.O5 3-5. Arcturus. Aberfeldy,
Carolee +. \. Stone Top Hat Rock
Fish, Brush and Surgeon also ran.
Third race. mile and 20 yards
Dryad, 4 TO L. won: Balfron, to 1,
second; His Nibs, 10 3, third-time,
1:49 %. Peteius. Daingerfield.
Henry Hutchinson, Maryland Girl,
Kneelet Earl of Savoy and o tbs
True also ran.
Fourth race. ID furlongs-Slip-
shOd. 9 to /, won: King Neptune. To
1, second; Pesky, out, third-time,
1903 Hidden Star. George Smith,
Whimsy Achievement and Startling
also ran.
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards
BorgO, , TO >, won; Ambrose, o to >.
second; Nephthis, even third-time,
1:47 Is. Napier Lazueli and Stewart
Helen also ran.
Sixth race, - furlongs-Mayfou
TO >. won; High Horse, ? to 1, sec
ond; Servia. TO 3, third-time,
Ill Is. Madame Herman. Good
Counsel. ELEVATOR. Benjamin. Edith
Bouman and Lady Atkin also ran.
Toronto Results.
First race, furlongs-Dorothy
Carlin, $3.50. $23.1O and $11.OO,
won; Sir Arthur. $3.50 and $3.50. sec
Ond: Ravens Court $50, third
time. 1:16 80 eAlecto, *Torn Silk.
Waterdown. William W. Onertory and
Shrove Tide also ran.
Seagram entry.
Second race, furlongs-Crossbun
$14S0. $40 and $500, won; Kopje,
$4410 and $3.50. second; Between
Us. $3.50 third - time 1:13 80.
Twilight Fair Helen. Nigadoo. Nee
licka, King RadfOrd. Lohengrin, Yad-
opeep, CarOnOme. Pampinea and Ella
Jennings also ran.
Third race, mile and 20 yards-AI-
stOn. $142O $3.50 and S4.60. won;
Stirup, $3.50 and $40, second /:
Change. $40. third-time. LAB 3-5.
Astrologer Gallop STAKE and Cap,
Sherlock Holmes and Moonlight also
ran.
Fourth race, steepIechase. two
miles, new course-Cynosure. $3.50,
S4.9O and $3.50. won; Stucco. $3.50
and $3.50, second; TropaeOlum. $500.
third-time 4:21 3-5. Gu Bon and
old Salt also ran.
Fifth race. furlongs-Candle,
$3.50. S11.30 and $3.50. won; Bambi,
S11.OQ and $3.50 second: Sands OF
Pleasure. $3.50. third-time. 1913 %.
Prohibition. Philistine. Reserve, Mile
stone. Audrey Austin. Blue Cap and
lOlite also ran.
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth
COmmonada, $3.50 ono place or show
money!. Won. Plate Glass. second
| Prime Mover. third-time. 1919
Three starters.
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
Harry Lauder. 500. $3.50 and
$3.50 won: Aprisa. $40 and $3.50.
I second Guilty Hunk. $500 third
4 time 1:4S Strathearn. Miss Waters
/ First star. Font. Sepulveda, Surpass-
I ing and Supreme also ran.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
HIGH SQUAD IN ITS
FIRST 1915 SCRIMMAGE
Danny" Whiteman Aids Coach Metz
Ter i'm Rounding Team
Into Shape.

The first scrimmage of the year for
the high school football team was
held Tuesday afternoon at Leeper
park when the largest squad that
has yet reported for practice this sea-
son faced Coach MetZler.
About 80 men were out and Metz
Ter spent several hours in drilling the
linemen in blocking and breaking
through the line. and the ends and
backfield men in passing. running,
falling on the ball. and tackling.
Danny Whiteman. captain of last
years eleven and a member of Clark
second all-state high school team, has
returned to school and reported for
practice to help Metzler drill the line
men and ends for the coming season.
Harold Garfield will also help Metz
Ter
When the first eleven lined up for
the initial scrimmage, Mohn at quar-
ter continued to show judgment in
calling the plays, while Kelly at half
repeatedly broke through the second
teams line and went for long gains.
Makielski at end seems to have his
position we'll taken care of. while
Kelly, Mohn and Sweeney seem as
sured of backfield positions.
on the second term. Cole played
quarter in great style while Elbel at
tackle. and Louie" Webster at guard
broke through the first teams defense
and threw the backs for big losses.
Metzler plans to continue scrim-
mage every night until the first game,
which probably Will be held with Ben
ton HarbOr. Oct >. in this city.
The election of a new captain 10
succeed Zilkey who has left school,
will probably be held this week, as
Metzler is DESTROYS OF having a cap
tain TO aid him as soon as possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22

once upon q tme-in the DAYS OF
long agO-"Cap" Arson hammered
a ball 90 the fence but refused 10 adj
vance farther than third base. al
though he was entitled 20 home run.
and his team was three runs behind
at the time. Why
Well. in those DAYS the catcher
PLAYED back until there was a man on
base. Connie Mack happened TO bc
the catcher that day and Whitney was
the pitcher for the club opposing the
Chicagoans. Arson figured that il he
fingered on third. Mack would have %
move up back OF the batter and Whit
ney would he forced 90 pitch slower.
Arson knew that one run would be
useless to his side and he thought that
slower pitching might enable his men
TO stage a batting rally.
However. Connie foiled the ShreNd
Arson by taking a long chance in re-
fusing TO move up until after Pfeiner
had been thrown ont at first. Then
he took up his station back of the
batter and Ed. Williamson famed.
leaving Arson stranded on third de-
spite the fact that he had made a
home run drive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
Games Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game
Philadelphia ..103 200 110-S Il
st Louis ..0lO 600 2O0-3 IL o
McQuillan and Burns; Doak, Board
man and Snyder. Roche. Umpires-
Eason and Rigler
Second game
Philadelphia ....O01 12O O2O-6
St. Louis 1000 600 100 4
Demaree and Burns; Meadows.
Niehaus and Snyder. Umpires-Rig-
Ter and EasOn
First game
New York ...O81 100 OO0--5 Il 3
Chicago ....... 01O 600 OO5-4
Perritt. Tesreau and Doom; Vaughn,
Wright and Bresnahan. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie.
Second game
New York ..21O 900 OOO-3 II 0
Chicago ...310 600 01@-5 9 2
Palmero. Ritter and Meyers; Laven-
der. Pierce and Archer. Umpires-
Klein and Emslie.
Boston .........O2O 100 01O-4 9 0
Cincinnati ......2OO 900 OO0-2 ,
Barnes and Whaling; Lear Dale,
McKenry and Wingo. Umpires-By-
ron and Ortiz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
SPORT NEWS BITS

DAVENPORT, Ia, Sept. 22.-Mo-
line today was declared winner of the
Three Eyes league championship after
a series of six post-seasOn games With
Davenport.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. Cleo Kelly.
local lightweight, won a decision in
an eight-rOund smuggling match with
Battling Minor last night.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Battling
Jim Johnson, the negro heavyweight.
and Soldier Kerns boxed a 10-rOund
draw last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
TWO FIGHTERS ARRESTED
Accused of Taking Part i'm Scrap at
LaSalle, Ill.

BLOOMINGTON. H., Sept 22.-
Justen Preston of Marseilles. H.. and
Miles Stevenson of Granville, ILL.,, were
at liberty under bonds today awaiting
trial on charges of taking part in a
prize fight near Lasalle last Sunday.
Gov Dunno ordered the arrests and
instructed Sheriff Davis To take into
custody All StUhley of Lasalle. H..
and Ever Hammer of Chicago on the
same charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
SOX DRAW COUPLE
Pitcher and Outficldcr Are Secured
From Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. sept. 22.-Pitcher
Red Shackelford and Outhelder chap
pell of the Milwaukee American As
ISOLATION club will go To the Chicago
White SIX next year. In exchange
Milwaukee will receive "A pitcher ana
outfielder and cash. Cincinnati was
after the two association players. but
Pres't COm,Skey OF the White SON Of
fered better inducements COmiskey
wants Chappell TO close the deal
made this year by which Joe Jackson
came 10 the SOX.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American IRao1IC

Detroit, :; Philadelphia, ..
New York. 3-3: ST Louis. 0-5.
Washington. =; Chicago, l.
Cleveland Boston. rain
National League.
New York. SIS; Chicago. 4-5.
Philadelphia. SIS: St. Louis. 81
Boston. 4; Cincinnati. ,.
Brooklyn Pittsburgh. cold weather.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh. ,: Buffalo, /
st. Louis. 5: Baltimore, p
Kansas City. 4; Brooklyn. 1.
Chicago. So: Newark, as.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

First game
st. Louis ......O00 0OO OOO-O . 8
New York ....-- 600 O12 OO~-5
KOob and Leary; Pieh and Nuna-
makeN Cmpires-Connolly and Chill
Second game
ST. Louis .....0 600 041 000-5 10 2
New York ... 600 200 1908 : o
Sims. Weilman and Agnew; Cald-
we'll and Alexander. UmT '~es-Con-
molly and Chill.
Detroit 31O 800 900 5
Philadelphia 1900 600 020-5 D
Loudermilk. Oldham and Stanage;
Bush. Bressler Knowlson. Majors.
Marrissette and McAvOy. Lapp. I'm
pires-Hildebrand and OLOughlin.
Chicago ....000 100 OOO-l Z ,
Washington .201 col 05F-7 Il ,
Faber. Russell and Schalk; John
son and Williams Umpires-Evans
and Wallace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
SIGNS FIGHTERS

NEW ORLEANS, La, sept. Il
Announcement was made here today
that articles have been signed for q
1O-round bout here between Joe Man
dot. New orleans lightweight and
Charley White Of Chicago on Nov. l.,
and that Willie Richie viii meet the
winner OF the White Mandot scrap on
Nov. 25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston
National League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Federal League.
Newark at Chicago.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Baltimore at st. LOUIS.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
JoE. Ez4Noo7 AND sZcANW> DONoEE

The referee thought otherwise and
gave Mandot the decision.
I'm going to give him the lscing OF
his life" said Dundee. Il was rob-
he'd OF that other decision. but | won't
be of this one. There will be no
doubt about it when | get through"
Whether Johnny was speaking for
publication or not. Will ever remain
mystery. of course. but he seemed
very much in earnest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22

Johnny Dundee, the Italian fighter
With the Scotch name. is out after re-
vense on Joe -IandOt. and when they
collide in 10-round bout at Ebbets
field next Thursday night, the fur
will fly.
1t seems that Johnny once met up
with Joe in the latter's home town,
and licked him, according TO Johnny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
WILL. BE 4 Glib

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. %
Jack Farmer. Nashvilles star center
fielder. Will wear a Chicago Cubs I'M
form next season. He was obtained
by the draft route.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
uEIn nm nRAW

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept %
Johnny Kilbane. featherweight cham
pion. was held TO a draw last night by
Ritchie Mitchell Milwaukee light
weight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
FOOTBALL TEAM HAS
DANCE TO GET FUNDS

Members of the Merchants Ath-
letiC association football team gave
dance Tuesday night at Warsaw
hall 20 help raise funds with which 10
start the season. The frst contest of
the season viii he played next Sun
day at Goshen. followed by games
with Fort Wayne and other independ-
ent elevenS
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
MARY PUTNEY IS
WINNER Of $4,000
FUTURITY STAKE
Bay FiIIy 0utraCeS Largest
Field in Class, Beating All
FaVOriteS-WaS Sold
Week Ago.

COLUMBUS Ohio. Sept 22.-The
ew England hlly. Mary Putney up
10 10 DAYS agO member of the Cox
stables, Tuesday won the $4,000 Horse
Review futurity. the feature race Of
the Grand Circuit meeting here. a
long shot in the auctions bringing $40
IN pools of S175. the bay flly OUTRAGED
the largest field which ever started
iu a futrrity beating Is of the best
three-year-olds both heats i'm 2:OS
II Walter Cox sold her two weeks
ago for 200 10 her present owner.
Ghauncey Sears of Falls River Mass
The GeeTs colt. Deroche was favOrite
out was a factor only in the first
heat.
The $4,000 Hosler stake for 2:14
trOtters was easy for the Murphy
stallion. Peter scott. the victory put
ting he winnings of the horse above
$4,000. the price paid for him by
Murphy last season. Mabel Trask was
an easy winner Of second money
Some shifts in drivers were made
by the judges before the start of the
PA pace, in which three heats were
raced yesterday. Geers replacing Rob
inson behind Bessie r.. while Snow
vas given the mount behind Patrick
NJ i'm place OF Stokes. neither change
worked 20 advantage. Cox winning the
Summaries.
PA pace, in :. purse $1,000
(thTee heats Monday:
Cameiia (CoXl -..-...-.. j 1
Bessie r. (Geers) ..... I g Q
Dwight Logan valentine 2
Patrick NJ. (Stokes-Snow) % 4
Joe Ashland, Tango. Margie Hal,
Thistle Patch and Kitty Bannerliss
also started.
Best time 2:O5 IA.
Horse Review futurity. three year
old trot. ? i'm ?. stake $4,000:
Mary Putney (McMahOn) ...... 1 I
Deroche (Geers) ......... >
Hum Fast (Wishart) .......... 3
Native Spirit. The Colorado Belle.
Onward Forbes. Allie Watts. Bon
della, Clen9than. Henry Todd, Bin
land The Royal Knight Peter
Chenaut Florence White, IswOrthy
Mckinney and Don Margue also
started.
Best time. EOS IA.
2;14 trot. . in .. stake 10000:
Peter Scott (Murphy) ........ I I
Mabel Trasll (COx) ..... Z
Lettie Lee (White) ..... .
SliDpast (Taylor) ....... 4 .
Sadie s. McClOSkev. Todd Temple.
The Guide and Miss Directed also
started.
Best time. 2:O7.
2:0S pace. 8 i'm .. purse $1,000:
Fred Russell (Hersey) $500. % I
Billy Brine CFleming) 2 .
MargOt Hal (McDOnald) g.. . ,
Auto Sembro. Fleeta Dillon. DenlO-
canda. Lustrous Mckinney. Peter
Chites Mae Pick. Altawood and Grace
-. also started.
Best time. 2:O5 IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
Minnesota VIII Have Strong Team This YeaRng Title Much Dsput
RACE RESULTS
LOUIsvILLE REsULTs.

First race, Marion
COSBY Sa1.2O. Sl6.9O and $3.50, won;
Charmeuse. $40. $3.50. second.
Furlong, $500. third-time, 1:l3 3-5.
Palm Lear Cole. Miss Fielder. Cardi-
gan, Orange BrOOmsedge Irish Cen
tleman. Freeman and Carrie Orme
also ran.
Second race. urlongs-Lady Van
dergrift, $3.50, $40 and $3.50. won;
Margaret T.. $3.50 and $40. second;
Owenana $3.50. third-time, 1:02.
Winnie O'Day, Lady Mildred. Little
Mother Daisy Mickle, Olive MCGEE,
Miss Bland Eurymede Dolina ana
Emily X also ran.
Third race. furlOngs-LiDerator
$500, $500 ana $500. won; Oakland.
$3.50 and $500. second; White
Crown. $40. third-time. liz.
African Beau, Lackrose. 81. Leo, Cd
brio. BlackthOrn. MaZnik and Sweet
heart also ran.
Fourth race, furlOngs-VOgue,
$3.50, $3.50 and out. won; Luke.
$3.50, out. second, HanOVia, out third
time 1912 80. OthelO also ran.
Firth race 3 - furlOngs-Pay-
master. $3.50, $500. $50, won;
Harry Gardner, 500 and $500, sec
Ond. SAVING, $50. third--time,
l.OS 30. Beauty Shop. DicS West,
old Charter, Jerry InfUel IL. impress
slNe Ihelma Marie, Cora ., Mike
Mullen and Louise Stone also ran.
Paymaster and Old Charter. Field.
Six race. mile and siXteenth-Jus-
tice GOebel. $40, $40 and $3.50.
won; LamOde. $40 and $500, sec
Ond; ObOlus, $3.50, third-time 1.47.
Transportation, Dengro and Wander
also ran.
Seventh race. mile and an eighth
Reno, $1,000, $15.1O and $40, won;
Olga star. $50 and $3.50, second;
Communicate $500. third time
1:52 20. Any Port, Lady Panchita
and f.. A. Weigle also ran.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Baltimore 1000 O1O O1O-2 II
St Louis ....1OO $50 OO*-5 10 ,
Quinn and owens; Watson and
Hartley. Umpires-We SterNet ana
Finneran.
Buffalo ....1OO 600 O00-1
Pittsburgh 900 100 01*-2 4 l
Bedient and Blair: Allen and Berry.
Mullin and Brennan.
First game
Newark ........ OOO 5Ol OVO-4 l
Chicago ...... 900 OOf =O'-o ~
Billiard. Seaton and HUM; Bailey.
Prendergast and Wilson. Umplres-
ohnstone and Wilhelm.
Second game
Newark ..... goo 12O O2l-o
Chicago ...41O pol O1*-9 "a
Seaton. Moran and HUM: Brennan,
Hendrix and Wilson. Umpires-John-
stone and Westervelt
Brooklyn ..... 600 600 100 !
Kansas city ....04O 600 0O*-4 l
Falkenberg. Upham and Land; Cui-
Top and Easterly. Umpires-O' Brien
and Mccormick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22

ne Guide and Miss Directed also
arted.
Best time. 2:O7.
2:OS pace. 8 i'm >. purse $1,000:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22

Auto SembrO Fleeta Dillon. DenlO-
Canda. LustrOus Mckinney Peter
Chites. Mae Pick. Altawood and Grace
-. also started
Best time. 2:O5 IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
ms game-

Bedient and Blair: Allen and Berry
Mullin and Brennan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-22
Summaries

Native Spirit. The COLORADO Belle.
Onward Forbes. Allie Watts Bon
della, Clen9than. Henry Todd, Bin
land The Royal Knight Peter
Chenaut Florence White. IswOrthy
Mckinney and Don Margue also
started.
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SERBS DEATH STRUGGLE

King Peter and Tyre OF His
Soldiers.
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Advertise in The Messenger

the homes Of the purchasing public Worcester County Its enc
is not only far greater than any other paper, but
circulation than any other paper The Messenger zoe
to bona hde subscribers and Gift enterprise wanted BY
who receive it. Advertise The Messenger fol good business
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WHY?

First infrcquent sales. Second
lack Of space our resources
for securing these special goods
nrc excellent Deliveries are
prompt. and our prices lower
than the large city stores where
rents and labor are very high
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Remember This

Possibly the thing you want IS
right III stock. often We surprise
people by having Just what thes
want We nrc limited for rooln
and IN many things arr hiiden
from view.
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This is not a Christmas Ad.
Just a little reminder that
Christmas will soon he here.
There are many things that
stores in small towns can
not handle, that they would
like to handle and that YOU
would like to find in their
stock.