davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-03-20
Has Wife and Baby.

The young man came here from the
country not many months ago, the po-
lice say, and lived with his wife and
baby at 4i3 II street northwest He
was looked upon by his employer as be-
ing highly efficient driver, it is
stated.
MofatS collections yesterday amount
edS to about $50, the police were told,
and, when he was found in the wagon
bound with rope more than IS, mostly
silver, was found on the floor of the
vehicle.
When driver and policeman reached
the police station the story of the for
mer, aroused the sympathy of those
who heard him, and none of them
doubted the truth of his story. One of
the policemen suggested that n purse
be made up for him, but before the sug-
gestion took definite shape Moffat con-
feSsed.
1t was not until the wife of the driver
visited him at the station and engaged
in earnest conversation with him, how :
ever. that he called one of the officers
and told him the truth of what had
occurred.
Loss of Money Mystery.
Il had made a number of collections
during the day." he said, "and lost
about $40 from my pocket, but where
or how ] do not know
The young man told of his wife and
little child, said he did not know how
he could ever reimburse his employer,
and said he concluded to pretend he
had been robbed. His story Of the rob-
berry was that two men entered his
wagon, one knocking him senseless,
and leaving him in the condition in
which he was found.
When he changed his story the police
concluded to hold him until they could
make further investigation. This
morning an agent of the express COM
pany visited the station and Moffat was
paroIed in his custody.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
JOHNSON WOULD
START GAMES OCT. 8
Arrangements Can be Made TO Give
Both Teams a Day OF
OF Rest.

CHICAGO. Sert. 30.-Pres't Ban
Johnson of the American league. who
will leave for the east this week to
attend the National commission meet
ing that will arrange for the baseball
series. today said that he preferred to
have the contest start on oct. s.
Il see no reason why that date
should not be acceptable 30 every
body" said Pres't Johnson. The
Philadelphia and Brooklyn teams
have an open date on oct 8 and they
can easily play of their oct. game
on that date The American league
has already arranged 10 double up
the Roston-New York game OF oct
Z. That Arrangement would give
both the worlds series teams day
of
Also by starting the series q oct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
JERRY VOLKERS REPORTS
Brother of NOtre Dame Star Out for
High Team.

Football prospects at the high
school, were given a boost yesterday
afternoon. when Jerry Nolkers, broth
er of John NOIkers, a member of the
NotTe Dame squad. reported for duty
10 Coach Metzler. NOlkers has been
away at prep school in Wisconsin for
the past three years and owing to his
experience and speed will be given a
try at the baCkfield position before
long.
Metzler gave the squad the stiffest
scrimmage that the team has INDUCED
in this season. when he worked the
squad yesterday afternoon for over
two hours trying new formations
against the scrubs.
The backfield of the first team was
changed considerably. With Mohn
still at quarter. Metzler has placed
Findlay at full and O'COanell and
Olson at the halves.
Parks. center on the first team. is
laid up and Larry Donovan is being
tried at his position. In last nights
practice he showed up well on the
defense but lacked proper form on
the Offense
The first team was only able TO
score on the reserves but twice. while
the scrubs turned the trick once.
Metzler is taking no chances on the
game saturday with Wakarusa, and
is preparing trick plays and forma-
tons. 10 use against the down staters.
He plans TO take about 20 men on
the trip. and they probably will make
the journey in automobiles.
"Zuke" Zilky. who has undetermined
as TO whether 10 return 10 Lake For
est academy or not, made up his mind
Yesterday when he left for Lake For
est at $50 o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
~ Win National League Pennant By Defeating the Boston Brave
RACE RESULTS


First race, 8 furlongs-N
10 ?, won; Humiliation. 4 TO /. sec
Ond; Marjorie A. 1 20 8. third. Time
-1:13. His Nibs, Scion. Miss Barn
harbOr, Jem. Sir William Johnson.
Silver Moon, Hiker. our John and
Pay Streak also ran.
Second race. steeplecnaSe. two miles
Race Brook 3 TO >, won, Battery
10 >, second; Abdon. / TO ,, third.
Time 90. Bendale. Little Hugh,
BurgeOis and Early Light also ran.
Third race. . furlOngs-M Madam
Hermann, q 10 . won. Tom Edward.
TO 3. second: Sand Mark, ] 10 s,
third. Time-1:OS. Good Counsel
Nolli, DIR. Gremer and Eddie T. Pike
land also ran.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Cock O. The Walk. 10 !, won; La
hore. 8 to 1. second: Filter Gold. Ia
3. third. Time-l:46. Gamer, Holi-
day, Runce and Tartar also ran.
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards-F,a
gle. TO 3, won. Ambrose. Z to .. sec
Ond: Ben ounce. even. third. Time
1:44 Is. Col AShmeade Sinai. Nep-
this. BoraX. Jawbone, StOnehenge
Jesse jr.. and Mary Warren also ran.
Sixth race. furlongs-St. Isidor
even. won; Murphy, : To I. second;
Remembrance. 1 To 4. third. Time
loo. Favour. Divau Billy MCGEE
and POlroma also ran.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
PHILLIES CAPTURE
NATIONAL PENNANT
Victory over Boston Braves Assures
Them of Chance i'm
Series.

BOSTON, Sept. 29.-Philadelphia
nailed, the National league pennant to
the mast today by defeating the
Braves 5 10 O. Pat Moran, for the
big game. sent Grover Cleveland Alex
ander. his big ace in the hole, TO the
box and Alexander held the Braves
10 one hit.
Gavvy Cravath, the we'll known
fence buster. drove out a home and
a double and Paskert got a triple. Pat
Moran was so joyful when Alexander
famed Compton, the last Brave, in
the ninth. that he threw about so
baSeballs into the stands. The fren-
zied fanatics took them home TO gild
and frame.
The Phillies started right off in
the first inning. Stock famed, but
Bancroft singled. Parkert walked.
Cravath hit the first ball pitched to
right field for home run. 1t was his
23rd homer of the season.
Alexander opened the fourth with
double TO left. Stock sacrificed
him TO third. but he was out at the
Plate on Bancroft's blow TO Evers.
Paskert tripled. sending Bancroft all
the way around Cravaths double
and Luderus single added the final
run in the seventh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
DOUBLE PRACTICE
SLATED FOR CREW
BY HARPER TODAY
Workout Scheduled for This
Morning and Game With
Freshmen in After
noon.

Coach Harper has outlined the
hardest workouts of the football sea-
son TO date for the Notre Dame varsi-
ty men on Cartier field today. There
was both morning and afternoon
sessions. the varsity clashing with tho
freshmen this afternoon.
The game with the freshmen viii
take on the proportions OF a regular
game. There viii be four quarters OF
ten minutes length each. and a hard
contest is expected. The yearhngs
are scheduled TO clash with the varsi-
ty on Tuesday afternoon. but they
were considera bly, banged up as a re-
suit of the SCTimmage last Saturday
afternoon and Coach Harper decided
TO hold the scrimmage off until today.
Instead he sent his first and second
varsity elevens against each other in
an hours sCrimmage.
Just what this mornings program
will be, the coach has not announced.
but he said yesterday afternoon that
the men would be given a rather stiff
workout
There was no scrimmage on Cartier
field Yesterday afternoon, but the men
were given long session at the tack
ling dummy, both IN tackling and i'm
blocking. Following the dummy
workout three teams were sent
through fast signal drills.
There were two changes In the
makeup of the first team again last
night Edward was not out and
Louie Wolf the South Bend boy.
was at his position at left end. Step
han was moved back 10 his old place
at left tackle on the first eleven. re-
placing "Hoot" King Phelan was
again at quarterback for the firsts.
with Bergman plotting the seconds
and DOrais running the third team.
The first game Of the season is that
with Alma college here Saturday. It
is toward the hard game with the
Haskell Indians here the week follow
ing that Coach Harper is pointing.
however
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
Louisville Results.


First race, 8 fuTlongs-AIeX, $4,000.
$3.50. $3.50, won; Mars Cassidy, $3.50.
$500, second: Darcarmen. $500,
third. Time-1:14. Billy Joe, Haw-
thorn. Buck Keenon, The Spirit and
Welcor also ran.
Second race, ID urlongs-Flos-
sic Walker, $3.50, $22.5O. $3.50, won;
Incitation, $3.50, $50. second;
Irish Wit Some Reach, That's Me,
Ethel WelleS, Col. McNab. Sauterelle
and Huffaker also ran. Col McNab
finished first, but was disqualified on
a foul
Third race. mile-Lady Rotha,
$500, $40, $3.50, won; Ed Crump,
$3.50, $3.50, second; DR.. Larrick.
$3.50, third. Tme-1:39 3-5. Tran
sit, Commando, Beach Comber and
Lou Blue also ran.
Hermis, $3.50. $40, $4.2O, won;
reta, $40, third. Time-1:13 1-5.
Little Nephew. Converse. Roscoe
Goose. Grover Hughes. Bringhurst,
Coming Tower, Iron Mark and Han
ovia also ran. Iron Mask and Han
ovia added starters.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs-Taka,
$3.50, $3.50, $40. won; Paymaster,
$3.50, $3.50, second; Rifle Shooter,
$40, third. Time-1:14 3-5. Harry
Gardner, Muriels Pet, Mary H,
Black Beauty, Petlar. Father Kelly.
SAVING. Gypsy Blair and Illuminator
also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Mockery, $3.50, $50, $3.50, won;
Grosvenor, $1,000, $3.50, second; Fit
away, $40. third. Time-1:47 2-5.
White Crown, Africa Beau. Water
proof Orange, Bank Bill. Fels, F. a.
Weigle, Verena, Furlong, Chiffon
King and Counterpart also ran
Seventh race, mile and 20 yards
Sleeth, $11.0O, $500, $3.50. won: Bo-
nanza, $12.7O, $40. second; White.
$3.50, third. Time-1:4O. Little
String, Jessie Louise. Resign. Gold
crest Boy and Miss Thorp also ran.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
mesYesterday
AMERICAN LEAGUE

First gan
Philadelphia 200 600 600 2 9 4
Washington 1903 022 O0*-10 II 0
Davies and Perkins; Ayers and Hen
~. Umpires -Hiidebrand and
O"Loughlin.
Second game:
Philadelphia 100 600 O46- 5 6
Washington ITO sos $50 % 5
Sheehan and Perkins; Gallia and
Williams. UmpireS-OLough and
HildebTand.
Chicago .2O4 203 002-13 II
Cleveland .101 1O1 1905 10 8
Cicotte and Schalk; Garrett, Carter,
Brenton, CollamOre, Jones and
O'Neill Umpires and Chill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
CORBY LOSES GAME
TO BR0WNSON TEAM
Notre Dame InterhaII Clubs Clash on
BroWnSOn Field i'm Ball
Game

Brownson defeated Corby = 10 3
in a baseball game on BrOwnsOn field,
Notre Dame. yesterday afternoon.
The Brownson battery was Tea
MOnd. Ferran and Schmidt and Foley.
while Lalley and keenan, We're on the
points for COrby.
Freshmen made up the greater part
of the BrOwnson lineup while there
were several of last years varsity and
freshman players on the Corby nine
The varsity men, who played with
Cor5y. were Capt. SiIeehan, Kline and
Motifs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
WILL PLAY SATURDAY
Regulars and Grace VI. l.. Team VIII
Battle ut Singer Park

Al a meeting of the secretaries Of
the ward leagues held last night in
the office OF f. 3. Barnes. municipal
director. il was decided to play the
final and deciding game OF the series
for the city championship on next
Saturday at Singer park. The Regu-
lars and the Grace NJ. +. team are
tied for first place in the standing
OF the teams which contested for the
title. The game viii start at 1880
O'Clock promptly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
PLAN FOR BIG CROWD

A movement has been started here
by graduates Of Indiana university
and followers Of the crimson and
white football team to attend the
game between /. L. and Washington
and Lee at Indianapolis on Oct 80. in
a body. The contest at Indianapolis
is expected TO be one Of the best play
ed in the state this fall and the at
tendance Will far exceed that of any
other similar contest in Indiana.
Committees in every city have been
appointed to make arrangements for
the game, J. Elmer Peak being chair
man of the st. Joseph county com
mittee. The game is expected TO be
the college athletic classic of the
state. Seats will be on sale oct. A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
WHITE CALLS OFF BOUT
Holds He i Entitled to a. Much
Money a. Ritchie.

MILWAUKEE, Wis sept 60
Charlie White of CHICAGO has de-
,lined 10 meet Willie Ritchie in a re-
turn match here in November
sitchic demands more money than
Whites share and White declares
that i'm view of his showing against
the champion two years ago. he was
entitled TO at least the amount asked
hy Richie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
BITTER BATTLES
IN TURF EVENTS
ON OHIO COURSE
But Two of Races Are Finished
and All Four Go Into Split
HeatS-Mary Putney
Gets $4,000.

COLUMBUS. O., Sept so. - The
Grand Circuit races the driving park
today were so bitterly contested that
but two were finished, and all four
went into split heats The feature
event. the Horseman futurity for s.
year-old trotters. worth $4,000. was
won by the New England filly Mary
Putney She was a 500 to $50 favor
tie before the start, but in the tlrst
heat was sent off on a break and fin
ished sixth. The heat was won by
Humfast. Mary Putney got away on
a trot in the next two heats and won.
Russell Boy was a 800 to $40 for
the 2:10 pacing stake. but up TO the
final heat today il looked bad for the
hackers of the Geers stallion. Hal
Boy beat him the first heat, then
Judge Ormonde took the next two.
Russell Boy managed to out-finish
Judge Ormonde in the fourth, the
race then being postponed on account
of darkness.
Ames Albingen, another odds on ia
vorite, came close TO throwing his
hackers. down. losing the first two
heats on account of breaks, but he
steadied down and won the next
three.
Dwight Logan won the two heats of
the 2:15 pace easily, the race then be-
ing carried over.
Summaries.
Horseman futurity, 3-year-old trot,
8 heats, stake 100000:
Mary Putney (McMahOn) IS 1
Humfast (Murphy) .......1
Colorado Range (McDOnald) % 2
Native Spirit (Cox) .....9
Bacelli, Allie Watts. Henry Todd,
Bondella, Florence White. The Colo
RADIO Belle, The Royal Knight, Prinel-
da also started
Best time-2:07 "a.
2:1S trot, in 3. purse $1,000;
Ames Albingen (McDOnald) s 1 1 1
King Charles (Reaves) II l 2
Audrey Grey (Cox) .......5
Tommy Todd (Snow) .....4 4
Judge Jones. Harry Porter, Myra
McGregor, Wilkes Brewer also start
ed.
Best time-2:OS -.
2:10 pace, in 5, stake SO, 600 Gun
finished.)
Judge Ormonde CVoalentine) l 1 2
Russell Boy (Geers) .....2 l
Hal Boy (McMahon) .....1 6
The Beaver CIV. Fleming) - 1
Queen Abbess, Peter Farren, The
Importer and Fred Mack also started.
Best time-2:02 1-2.
2:13 pace, in 5, purse $1,000: Gun
finished.)
Dwight Logan Cvalentine) 1911 1
Grace ID (Lane) .......2 6
Tramp Abit (Jamieson) ....7 ?
Ross Meth, Berry ..,....5 3
Camelia, Pauline Hulda, Gilbert NJ.
and Admiral Dewey III also started.
Best time-2:05 1-2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30

s, it will be possible 10 schedule two
games in one city on Friday and Sat
urday, leaving Sunday for the easy
jump 10 the other city for the third
and fourth games. To open on Oct
9 would necessitate playing Saturday
and Monday in one city and then
jumping over night TO the other"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia .. 300 100 1905 10 l
Boston . 600 900 600 l 2
Alexander and Burns; Rudolph and
GOwdy. UmpireS-Rigler and O'Day.
Cincinnati 100 O20 001-4 10 2
Chicago ..... 900 COL OPS IL 8
Lear and WingO; label Vaughn
and Archer. Umpires-Byron and
Smith
Brooklyn ...O1O 100 OOO-2 Z .
New York ....001 600 000-1 0
Rucker and Miller. McCarty; Her
bert, Schupp and Kocher. Umpires-
Klein and Emslie.
St Louis .... 200 10 000-2 4
Detroit ..... 900 01O OO2-3 8 2
Hamilton and Agnew; Loudermilk
Oldham. Boland and Stanage I'm
piTes-Evans and Wallace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
Is AFTER GAMES.

The All Star football team wants
games with teams averaging Il years.
For information inquire or Noble
Rhoutsong. 1890 Oak st. The lineup
of the All Star team is as follows:
Meyer, RhOutsOng Joe. Edner. Broh-
ing. Finch. Johnson. Soderberg
PomeranZ Mike" Brinzer and
Frank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
NATIONAL IFAGTI
TFDERAI IEAGTI
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
National League.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Federal League.
Kansas City at St Louis.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Newark at Baltimore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30
FEDERAL LEAGUE

chicago ....-..U VU IUf IUV-b
Pittsburgh 100 10 0O0-3 ,
Mcconnell Brown and DOOlan
Fischer; Allen COmstoCk, Dickson,
Barger and O'Connor Umpires-
Brennan and Westervelt
Kansas City 200 OO1 600 o
st. Louis .....0Ct 600 600 4 0
Packard and Easterly: Davenport
Crandall and Hartley. UmpireS-Mc-
COrmick and O'Brien.
Buffalo 4O1 600 O2O-7 8
Brooklyn ..050 010 000-6 9
Bedient, Anderson and Blair: Fin
neran. Walker and H. Smith. I'm
pires-Mullin and wilhelm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30

The UNION TRUST co. will pay
10 from October 1St on all savings
deposited prior To October 18th. 100
=. Main IT. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30

Willard
the with he white in the country
it
making called
he
Willard
OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30

CameIia, Pauline Hulda, Gilbert NJ.
and Admiral Dewey III also started.
Best time-2:05 1-2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-30

Oldham, Boland and Stanage. L
pireS-EVans and Walla ace
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Ser Seino periufte eeItern nah-
mittag einen erbitterten@egenungr
geeen uniere Stellungelt on Der
@ren5e 9arrtens, piirbe ober 5ii-
riifeeiflogeit. @ir ma6ten unae-
fdbr 200 @efangene.
9erIin brabtlos iiber Gan,
piGe, g. g., 3. SsuIi. Ser General
Itnb Der oit.-uitg. 9Irmee peroffent-
lihte obenb folsenoen offi5iellen 9e.
ri6t:
n@eItern erlitten bie Staliener Ell.
ne nei,e Nieoerlage on Der &iiIten-
front. 9fa6 erfoIeloIen glnariffeil
ouf SagraOo unb Yola53o griffen Die
Stoliener nit ipenigitens 5ipet SSSn-
fanteriebipiiionen bas Tlateau bon
9obero lmb ben Nfonte Gpriif an.
lleberaa puroen iie nit idperen@er.
luiten 5ltriidgei6laeen benio piirbe
elm fcinbli6er slngriff auf ben
9riifenfopf BON @orS abgei6lagen. d"
General @pnranb on Sarbanellen
neriunnSet.
Yaris. 3. SuIi. General 8. 5.
6. @oural,b, Der &onlrnanoont beS
fron5oiiid)en grpebitionsforps on
bcil Soroaneaen, lit periplinoet 1tnb
febrt besbnIb nod sSranfrei6 5ltriid.
Ser offi5ielle geri6t, in oen1 oaoon
W1itteilung eenaht nirb, fiigt bin-
5u, bnB Der General bur6 BEN Split,
ter elmer 8ranote terfpunbet tpur6e,
Die in ser N1be elmer Intbula1a er.
plooierte, unb 6uB Die @ul1be ni6t
gefGbrlid, lit. Sein gtobfoleer ipirh
General @aiGoiib, friiber &ornnn.
bant Der fran5oiiitben Sruppen in
Ileier.
3nm Seesefeft in Der Citiee.
Berlin, iiber 2onbon, 8. Suli
glberio puroe bon Der Mbnlirolit1i
Elm gerid)t iiber Dos Seegefedt 5pi
i6en einem berti6en uno einer
riiiiiiden areu5ergeihpober in De,
Sitiee altseeeeben, bos geitern itutt
gefimben bat. Der @eridt beitdtigt
Dob es Der beltide Winenleger gllba
trob mar. Der on Der &iiite Der Snie,
@otblono gum Inloufen ee3fpitnger
fpuroe. Sipnn5ie Wtnnn Der Se
iosung bes 9lIbntrob ipurben ee
totet, 81 peripunbet. Ser Ntinen
lceer botte mebrere Stitnben mi
ben &i,Iien eefdntpft uno mar II
iinfenben 3iitonb, als er anlief.