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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
Army is Next D. ScheduleThree Teams Left

Trio league. While the Pistons. Car
buretors. Starters and Equalizers were
all being treated TO a rough voyage.
the Horns came through and lodged
at the head OF the column. the Fend-
ers also coming through and landing
within striking distance OF them, only
one game away
Printers Good Race
IN the Printers league the second
division teams had an inning last week
and as a result the Tribunes still lead.
But the NeWs-Times. Hibberditit and
South Bend Engraving 90. teams are
al tied for second place. being one
game in arrears OF the lAlders. The
Hardy's No. 2 who have been entered
in place OF the CatalOg Service Co..
startled all the players By breaking
into the win column. taking a couple
OF games from the Hardy No. / team.
Things continue in a compact man
ner I'm the Bankers league. However.
the lead is still being occupied by the
First National Bankers. But the mem
bers OF the league are not much sur
pTised as things exist for il Is moth
ing but what they should have ex-
pected. as the inevita BILE was fore
warned by the leader Of the Organiza-
ton in the manner in which the open
ing meeting Of the organization was
conducted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
J. KS BEAT BLUE RIBBONS
Claim Lightweight Championship OF
City and s. Michigan.

The J. X. football team easily de-
feated the Blue Ribbons by the score
Of % to in fast game played Sun
day afternoon on the J. d oliver play
field. BY winning this game the j.
Ks. claim the lightweight champion
ship of South Bend and Southern
Michigan.
Features of Sundays game were
the playing of klysz, Jagla and
George Popp. Jagla made a seventy
yard run for touchdown, and Kubi-
ak. Klysz and GergacZ also made
ty tOuchdOwns. Klysz contributed a
pretty drop-kick from the so yard
line
For games with the J. K. team. call
$50 Home phone between and Z
o'clock in the evening, or address NJ.
Klysz, gil w. Monroe St, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
Bo,UGng Standing and Schedule

ings; Citizens Nat. x Trust vs. Union
Lrust-Chapin.
City League.
Nednesday-k. of 4. ". Conservative
Life Ponies: Jimmy X Goats ". Bardeens
United Hullie X Mikes VS.. Mishawaka X.
X $. Gilt Edge vs. Orpheum Ponies.
Elks Iaegue
NedneSday-IylerS VS.. Teeth; Stays VS..
Charms; HOofs ". TEMPLES.
Federal League.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Antlers: Orphans
vs. Tails; Federals vs.. Fawns.
News-Times League.
neutrality-suspicious. vs.. Cosmos; Make
Post office League.
Monday-G. y. X Stamp VS.. Registers
Down Town vs.. Federals: Money order vs..
Specials.
Printers League
Tuesday-News-Timc vs.. Hardys No l +;
nd Engraving Co. ". Hibberdidit; Peer
less Press ". Hardys No. .; 5. b. Engrav-
ing Co vs. Trihunes
Thursday-Nina ". Pintas; Christie
piers vs.. Santa Marias
Singers League.
Frfday-Cabinet vs.. Accounting; Cor
respondence vs.. Pay Roll: Cost vs.. Ship
ping +. n d. VS. Machinery.
Temple League
FrldaE[ToaSts vs. Bucks; Hairs vs..
beers TuskS vs.. stars.
Tribune League.
Monday-LinotypeS vs.. Mats; Nonpa-
rellS VS.. Pen PuSherS.
&. 4. Club League.
Monday-Athletics VS.. Singers.
TueSday-CubS vs.. Braves.
Wednesdays. \. C's vs.. Stars
Thursday-SoX VS.. q. \. Ponies.
Studebaker League
MOnday-SpOkeS VS.. Skeins.
TuCSday-Rims VS.. Hubs.
Wednesday Tongues vs.. AXleS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Reaches.
Friday-BolsterS VS.. Hounds
Trio League.
Monday WindshieldS vs.. AIufflers.
uesday-Carburator ". Equalizers.
Wednesday PiStOns VS.. starters.
Thursday Tenders VS.. Horns
Friday ylinderS VS.. Tops.
United League.
Monday Three rs vs. Eagles
ueSday-Silver Edges vs. Noxalls.
ThurSday-Jimmy X Goats VS.. KOehler
4 SChafers
Walther League.
Monday ". Standa rds
Tuesday Giants vs.. nterStateS
rsday-Officials W.. Ramblers
FTiday-Athletics VS.. Neversweats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
ALL EYES TURN To
ARMY CAME NEXT
ON n. D. SCHEDULE
Defeat of West Point by Villa
Nova No Criterion of
Strength of
Soldiers.

For the third time is as many years.
Notre Dame viii tackle the Army at
West Point next Saturday, and much
Of the interest OF football fans
throughout the east and west alike
will be focused on the encounter be-
tween the HOOsiers and soldiers.
Coach Harper is anxious 10 beat
the Army and make It two out OF
three games for the locals. In the
first clash between the two teams i'm
1913 Notre Dame surprised the entire
football world by a brilliant victory
over the cadets. Last year West
Point defeated the gold and blue after
a tough struggle.
Several days Of hard practice are
scheduled for the local varsity before
the men pack their grips and HE their
way east for the only time this season.
The NOtre Dame eleven did not 60
good in the South Dakota game Satur-
dav. due in great part TO the fact that
the majority OF the men had not com
pletely recovered from the effects Of
the hard battle with Nebraska the
week before. Coach Harper kept sew
eral of his regulars out Of the first
half in order 70 allow them to rest
as much as possible before the Army
game, and O'Donnell. the varsity cen
ter was not permitted TO enter the
game at all
The fact that West Point was beat
en-. 16 to 13, by Villa Nova Saturday
means but little TO the NOtre Dame
roOters. Reports from the east were
TO the effect that the Army was point
ing toward the NOtre Dame game and
not worrying about the Villa Nova
fray. The result may have been that
the West Pointers entered the game
with too much confidence and were
handed a big surprise. However.
Villa Nova is said TO be represented
by an unusually strong team this year.
Rooters are hoping that the NOtre
Dame athletes will round into good
shape before Saturday so that they
will be able 70 enter the game in fit
condition.
The Notre Dame-West Point games
have now come 10 be annual affairs
and the rooters are Iooing forward
TO this years game with perhaps even
more interest than was displayed in
the Nebraska contest. The battles be-
tween the two teams also attract the
closest OF attention of critics through
out the country.
Oliphant, the former Purdue star.
will be in the game against Notre
Dame next Saturday and the work OF
the little speeder will be watched with
interest He has been playing a star
game for the Army all season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
FAILS TO LOWER RECORD
McCdlloch, However, Entitled to Cur
tiss Trophy.

NEW YORK. Nov. / - David II.
McCulloch failed TO lower his con-
tinuOus flight record Sunday. He
covered 420 miles in a flying boat
over closed circuit between Ham
mondspOrt and Penn Yam, when he
ran short Of oil. This necessitated his
abandoning his efforts. AS matters
stand, however, McCullOch will be
entitled 10 the Glenn II. Curtiss
trophy. McCullOch covered $50 miles
in seven hours and 20 minutes over
the same circuit on oct. 10. This
record has not been lowered by any
other aviator
Frank Fl. Burnside was the only
other aviator trying for the Curtiss
trophy Sunday He flew at Buffalo
over Lake Erie. Engine trouble ne
cessitated his abandoning his flight
after he had made but 80 miles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
N. D. FRESHMEN POWERFUL
Victory over st. Viateurs Brings out
Two Stars.

Rooters at Notre Dame are Jubilant
over the easy victory which the gold
and blue freshment scored over st.
Viateur's college at Kankakee Satur-
day.
The yearlings had little trouble in
defeating the Illinois collegians. and
the result OF the game demonstrates
the fact that Coach Jones has built up
a powerful machine from his material.
The work of Phil q the husky tackle,
and Murphy. the speedy little quarter
back, was especially good in the battle
with st. Niateurs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
THREE TEAMS IN RUNNING
Illinois Eleven Still Has Chance For
Conference Honor.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE western
conference football championship
race was all ajumble today. following
the surprising result OF Saturdays con-
test. Three teams with prospects OF
landing the conference honors re-
NAMED unbeaten when the coaches
started training their athletes for next
Saturdays contest
Wisconsin. considered a strong con-
tender before Saturday. was out of the
running today, the result of the IA to
Is defeat administered by Chicago.
The battle between Illinois and Min
nesota was expected 10 leave the nn-
nois out OF the running. but Coach
Zuppke's men held the Minnesota
team 10 a tie. Today they were con-
sidered possible champions for 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
UNSPORTSNANLIKE
TRICKS Of TYROS
HURT PIN CAME
Many Recruits Caught Doing
Little Things to discomfort
Opponent and Should
Be Discouraged.

Since the installation Of public al
leys. the Orpheum and Bardeen estab-
Hshments. less than a year ago, the
bowling game has grown TO wonderful
proportions In South Bend. Butswith
this increase OF play has also come
something which has no place In the
great indoor sport
Many OF the new recruits coming
on with the opening Of this new heio
OF play do not conduct themselves CT
al times as IS expected and required
according 70 the ethics and rules OF
the game. There are many bowlers
who will resort 20 little tricks such as
stepping in front OF an opposing
player rs the latter IS about 10 de-
liver a ball and similar Ohenses
which are not only unsportsmanlike
but are violation of the rules.
There are many little things Of this
kind perpetrated which should be dis
cousaEed. If the offending players
would devote more time and atten-
ton 10 their own play instead OF
thinking up unspOrtsmanlike tricks
for the opposition, they would i'm
prove their own game, be of more
valde 10 their team and a credit to
the BOWLING game.
Many League Changes.
While there was nothing sensational
acconip lished individually or in team
play during the past week, many
changes transpirod In many of the
leagues operating in the city The
Knights Of Columbus created a stir in
the City league by jumping 10 the
front. passive the Hullie & Mikes,
who are nov IN second place. while
the Consefys tive Life Insurance Co.,
Ponies and IF3Tdeens United are tied
for third place.
In the POstOfice league the Money
orders agai2 assumed command, re-
placing the Specials who had been
holding sway tor a couple Of weeks.
In the Temple league the Tusks
sprung a surprise on the Hairs and
are now on equal terms with them,
me result Of a brush between the two
teams in which the Tusks took the
Hairs for the entire series This is
the first time this season that any
team has been anywhere near the
Hairs. and they were accepted as GER
tain pennant winners.
shuttle at Studebaker's.
A thorough shutting of the team
Studebaker club last week. both the
fected In the former organization
for several weekS. were relegated TO
fourth place as the result of reverses
ct the hands OF the Bolsters. the latter
going one notch in front of them. The
Tongues also took leap and are now
I'm a tie for first place witI' the Skeins.
The Horns upset all the dope in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
CAMPS THIs WEEK.

Artler~' League.
hurSlav-IrongS vs.. Factors 2ards =.
Horns: BnlS rs. Jewels.
BaniSer.' League.
Thursday National vs.. American
Trust: South Bend National vs.. Norris
Plan. Merchants National - ST Joe Saw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
NATIONALS WIN.

DENVER. Nov. 1.-The All-Nation-
ais defeated the All-Americans in their
transforming tour here yesterday af-
ternoon. to 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
ONLY TWO ARE PRESENT
Tip O'NeiII Refuses to Resign as IVES
tern President.

CHICAGO. Nov. /. At yesterday
afternoons meeting of the magnates
of the Western league, the only per
sons present were Pres't Tip O'Neill.
who had called the meeting. and John
Holland, president OF the st. Joseph
club. The other magnates of the
league have been trying for some time
TO depose O'Neil as president Of their
organization, but he refuses to be de-
posed.
He gave out a statement after the
meeting in which he said he would
step out of the Office if the league
would pay his salary in accordance
with the terms of his contract
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
MFLLOS LOSE.

MeIo's football team was defeated
by TN eNiles team at Niles sunday
afternoon by a score of 80 to 9. The
MellOs were unable to gain ground
through the heavy Niles line and all
their points were made by kicking a
goal and he receiving one of Niles
long forward passes and running 80
Yards for touchdown. The Niles
team made their score by long end
runs and line plunges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
REGULARS WIN FINAL
Beat Mishawaka F1remen IS to in
Third Game.

The Regulars baseball team won
the third and deciding game Of the
series with the Mishawaka Firemen at
Mishawaka Sunday morning, by the
score of 13 to 6. The first game of
the series went TO the Regulars, 10
TO 5, while the Firemen won the sec
Ond to 1. Next Sunday the Regu-
lars will meet the Mishawaka Dutch
men on the Haney av. grounds.
Inning score of Sunday game:
Regulars .141 O20 05*-13 Il 2
Firemen ..203 OO1 600 6 3
Otstot and Moffitt; Opelt and Opelt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
TWO FAST GAMES TODAY.

Two fast games are scheduled for
today at the Oliver pool rooms in the
three cushion handicap billiard
tournament which is being staged
there this month. Rugee, with a 25
handicap, viii play Taylor, with a 80
handicap. this afternoon. and Taylor
will play Ogelsby. a 80 handicap man,
this evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01


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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
GILMORE GETS MANAGER
Affairs to be Handled by Mike Collins
in the Future.

CHICAGO, Nov Fired Gilmore,
Chicago lightweight, today announced
that he will fight under the manage
ment of Mike Collins. the Hudson.
Wis, promoter, who is also manager
for Fred Fulton, the Wisconsin heavy
weight. Gilmore is scheduled to meet
Jim Ahearn in Brooklyn on Nov. s.
After that battle Collins will take Gill
more and Fulton on a campaign
through the east
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
CO ON STAGE

CHICAGO. Nov. Pitcher Jim
Scott and Shortstop Weaver of the
Chicago White Sox and the four Cook
sisters. one OF which is Mrs. Weaver,
will make their debut in vaudeville
tonight in q musical sketch.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18

"These three abide" They do not
leave us even when time like death,
must be destroyed. Principalities and
power may vanish, these activities of
the soul must continue, they are in
destructible. Some great writers con-
tend that only love abideth forever.
Some preach: Faith will vanish into
sight; hope will be emptied into de-
light; love in heaven will shine bright
er." This looks plausible but it is
at variance with Paul's teachings. He
declares that all three abide; and by
abide he means that they have not
the changeable character, the transit
tory nature prevalent in other things
which he had been speaking. While
love is greater, it nevertheless has as
eternal companions faith and hope.
The Christian who thinks that his
faith will cease when he enters the
paradise of God is quite mistaken. A
large number of believers have an
idea that faith will be lost in sight.
While in sense faith is called the an
tithesis of sight, because, I'VE walk
by it and not by sight" This refers
only to a portion of faiths mission;
as a mere opposite of sight of course
it will cease when we shall know as
we are known and see Jesus as He
is. But the extract of faith will sus-
tain the redeemed when they shall
have been present with God 10000
hfc avfr apf oh ~
joys of heaven to which they will be
admitted will be in proportion to the
exercise of faith, in the present life.
But the great writer to the Corin-
thians tells them faith can not share
all of the glory; will not be alone re-
sponsible for the achievements of the
believer. True it is that the bard
transmits the blessing of eternal life
to the recipient, but hope" cooper
ates with faith. grasping the ideal So
called an asbestos robe of eternity"
with her sisters keeps other spiritual
gifts from decay. Whether there be
prophecies they shall fail; whether
there be tongues they shall cease:
whether there be knowledge it shall
vanish away; but hope. faith and love
shall abide forever. Hope is the ex-
pectation of greater, nobler and might
Ter things to come.
If, as some theologians contend,
faith is not lost in sight, hope is not
lost in fruition. at shares preroga-
tive and dignity of love to stand ON
the wreck of worlds and gaze on the
eternal face which sinners may not
see and live" The external works of
God shall pass away. or at any rate
there shall be a readjustment of
things, Death or decay shall sweep
everything before him. at is said the
law of decay is not more plainly writ
ten on our mortal bodies than on the
mightiest star that walks the frozen
verge Of heaven" But ''hope shall
survive the wreck and abide through
eternity.
We are told: "We can imagine only
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18
An Impressive Sermon
SUBJECT. THESE rHREE.u

The following sermon, delivered Sun
day, Dec, IL, 1915, by DR. S. W. Bacote,
pastor of Second Baptist church, Kansas
City, Mo-, was stenographlcally reported
by Misses Myrtle Brown, Ruth and Ruby
Walker and Messrs. r. d. Coffey and
Joseph w. Rollins. students of the COM
mercial department at Western Univer-
sity, Quindaro, Kas
Nov abideth Faith, Hope and Love,
these three, and the greatest of these
is Charity" / Cor. 10: 13. This is
one of the master messages of Paul
to the world; while specifically to the
Corinthians, it is equally so to mod
ern times and people
We are told that among the ancients
four virtues-Justice, Prudence, For
giveness and Temperance-st out
most prominently. Paul promulgates
three graces-graces which are more
than virtues, three spiritual activities
faith, hope and charity. And what
the cardinal virtues were to the an
clients these graces are to the Chris
tians.
When we initiate the life of Christ
we are enjoying the fruits of faith,
hope and charity. These three graces,
the trinity around which must cluster
all that makes for the good of man,
the protection of society and the NOR
al. intellectual andspiritual develop
ment of the world, are like peaks in
the miuntain range against a clear
sky; and the apostle boldly links and
compares them as three separate
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18

graces, each occupying a distinct field
in the uplift of the individual, yet
cooperating together. Like the sep
arate organs in the human body, each
exercising its peculiar functions, yet
dependent upon other distinct func-
tions to complete the work of the
whole.
'These three" why are they so i'm
portant in the eyes of the apostle
Because they furnish the backbone OF
all Christian graces, and each plays
a distinct and separate part in the
development of spiritual life. Faith
and hope are twin sisters. The one
is the substance of the other. Faith
is the substance of things hoped for;
the evidence of things not SEEN
Faith inspects, while Hope expects
Hope shivers in expectation, but faith
is steady possession;
In the Life That Now Is" Mr.. Coll
yer says:
"The trouble with some men is that
while they hold onto the faith, they
have lost hold on the hope of their re
ligion and so they inspect, but they
do not expect. They believe in what
has come, but not in what is coming
Faith nerved Columbus on to the un
seen and kindled in his breast the
hope to reach a land somewhere on
this side of the Atlantic.
But the apostle couples faith and
love; he makes it energetic love, self
surrendering love. Mr.. Fields of Eng
land tells story of personal observa
tion that well illustrates this thought
For the third time he called upon
an unsaved woman. She said:
II do not love Cod"
He answered: What have you to
do with loving God? How can you
love until you apprehend His love
to you? This you can not do until
you believe"
1t is folly to think of loving God
until you obtain pardon. Tears gushed
from her eyes, and she said she had
never understood it before. She al
once accepted Christ.
Paul not only linked faith with hope
and faith with love, but hope with
love also. 1t is this kind Of hope
that maketh not ashamed. For the
love of God is shed abroad in our
hearts," 1t is this element in hope
that makes tribulations sweet and
turns sorrows into joy. 1t leads the
soul from hope to hope, from the faint
uplifting of the wearied, weeping eye
to the hope, full Of immortality. II
turns bitters of life into sweets; OF
night of despair into day. 1t looks
beyond the present and sees through
the breakers faith in God and hope
in Immortality.
Taking these three words-faith
hope and love--making them the sub
ject of single verb. would lead the
reader to charge Paul with the use Of
bad grammar, but upon a closer ex
animation is revealed the purpose Of
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS 1915.
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the apostle, the purpose of that has
for its aim the making of the three
the same in essence. In the language
Of another, DO not correct the gram.
mer and spoil the sense" but discern
what he means when he says Nov
abideth faith, hope and love-" for he
means that hope and love come out
of faith and without faith they are
useless, and that without hope and
love, faith is dead.
Paul teaches that faith is. the right.
full attitude of self and our neighbor
to God; hope is the recognition and
welcome of Gods purpose for self and
our neighbor; love binds God, self and
our neighbor in the perfect bond OF
the divinely purposed harmony These
three are inseparable companions.
They are triplets. Have all the faith
possible, but without hope you are
lost. Hope without faith and love is
an idle dream. What is love without
faith and hope? Truly, if love believes
not, it must die; and if it hopes not
in the same measure it loves, it is
then the source of unparalleled suffer
ing. Thus, whichever of these trip
lets or sisterst we would separate from
the others, in so doing, we have sub
scribed their death warrant. Nay
even if two of them remain the bright
ness of their beauty is dimmed. Faith
believes the word of God. Hope trusts
in that which the Word of God prom.
ises the believer. Charity does good
unto her neighbor through the love
which she has for God"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18
ADMISSION Is CENTS

Christ's mission had been a failure.
Revolutions and wars are no signs of
decay, but evidences of throbbing life
seeking to extricate itself"
Out of the European catastrophe,
born in greed and lust for power. will
come loves opportunity for men to
beat their swords into plo wshares and
declare war no more. It extracts the
sting out of prejudice disrobes race
segregation; meets every man on the
square and raises him to living per.
pendicular in Jesus Christ. "And now
abide faith, hope and charity; these
three, but the greatest of these is
charity"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18

to my attention the number of lives
which had been lost in this great war
and at the same time calling to my
attention that they were all civilized
nations. He then stated:
Where is your Christianity? See
what your Christian civilization
amounts to. If the war in Europe is
the result of your Christianity then
away with it. Twenty million soldiers
fighting like demons among them
selves and they are from the best
blood of your Christian nations"
"Yes," said, ''you have as much
right to declare at the time of His
death at the hands of the mob that
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-18
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