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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

pastor. Sunday school 90 a m: J. d.
Emmons. superintendent. Public wor-
ship 10 40 %. m. and : 60 %. E-
The beginners aud primary depart
meuts meet az 10 30 In the morning
Chlidren's day viii be observed. Even
ing theme. Men ~ Purpose and
Power" Music iu charge Of the mems
chorus Senior g. T.. G.3O. Subject
THE VIII and the WAY" Phil ~.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
! 20 Subject. Faith. Monthly meet
ing ~ the brotherhood Monday evening.
! 30 addressed by Rev. I. h. DOugherty
Of the Grace NJ T.. church.
Hope Chapei-ieer aad DAYTON SITS.
George William Allison. T. D.. minister.
Bible school 30 Carl UIleTy. superin-
tendent. Glasses for all attendants.
Adults use the international lesson; all
classes from junior down the graded sys-
TEN.
CrumstOWn CbuTeh--Dr Thompson, ST.
perintendent sunday school T. N.
Preaching service 3 p. m.
ROckhilI UniOn-SumptfOn Prairie road.
one-quarter mile west OF Olive ST. Bible
school at 80 p. m, owen Whiteman.
superintendent; international lessons.
Hungarian-COrner Washington av. and
Cherry St, Rev. =. BertOk. pastor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
PRESBYTERIAN.

First-C0r. Washington av AID Iafay-
cite St Rev. Charles y LippIucOtt A..
o.. minister ~. Charlotte NJ Part
ridge assistant ga minister
Public worship a. 10:lj a. m. Morn
Ing subject. The Burden Bearing cod q"
No evening service. Cbudreu's day ex-
oreises 90 $50 81 m. Alld-veek mectir =
FOR prayer and conference Wednesday at
20 D. m.
Trinity-Cor Collar av. and ST. Peter
So Rev John - Burns. pastor Bible
school Q 90. Charles Wagner. supcriu-
tendeut
Morning Worship go 10.4I Theme
Christian Missions e. r. at 6-1n.
Evening service 1-..u- Theme. Mission
nry Forces Trimming class lud prayer
meeting Wednesday 1-l5 children =
daN exercises and new building t1Usters
day next sunday morning
Nsstminster-Rsv. IL. d. Hostetter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

More than $1,000 tons Of honey
are produced by TIE American bee
annually.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
CHURCH OF GOD.

Services are held I'm Melville hall. 212
s Lafayette st. sunday school at 10
4. N. Mrs. Emma Railsback, superin-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
GOSPEL MISSION.

There will be services held each even
ing at the Gospel Mission. 42S L. La
sale av. Good speakers are provided
and the public is cordially invited to
attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
AFRICAN NJ. E.

Zion A. VI. E.-Rev- :. Samuels. pas
tor Preaching 1913 a. m. ana 80 .. mo-.
Morning subject "UnrecnrdCd Battles
SUNDAY evening. Rev. e.. Frazier OF Mt
Zion Baptist church viii speak sunday
school at H. go Christian Eudelvor at
Charles Weaver. president. Wedues-
day night prayer meeting Friday night
there viii Dee "a banquet given iu honor
or the pastor and his wife before going
g. the annual conference from g 90 :
From : $50 90 $50 a kin- ami Queen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

PENNY SUPPER.
First Christian church this even
ing. 70 $50. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

swedish EvsnEelieal-Cor Scott and
Orchard sts. Rev o.. *. MOberg. pastor.
Sunday school az 9 80 q. m. Oscar Berg
stedt superintendent Morning worship
at 10 As a m. y. Il. meeting at 1 p. M.
evening service at I 80 2. m.
BRETHREN.
First Brethren Cnurch-12l4 s Mich
igan ST. Rev. A. E ThomGs. pastor. sun
day school ? so a. N. Hartley Firestone.
superintendent. Morning service $50.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m. Evening
service Z 30.
First Church OF Brethren-lndiana av.
and Miami II. Rev. 7. L. George. pastor.
sunday school az 2 80. Charles NOder,
superintendent. Gospel sermons az 10 80
and : 40
second Church OF the Brethren-Cush.
ing and Van Buren, SITS. Rev. J. G.. era
ter, pastor. sunday school az go a. m,
u. A. Sensemaa. sunerintendent. Morn
ing service 10 so Evening service 80
Christian workers meeting at q 80 p m /;
John Austin. bresideat. Prayer meeting
Conference Me.nOrial-60S :. st. Joseph
40. Rev G. T. Dyer. pastor. sunday
aool at 80 q. m. Z. r.. Wilson, su-
neri1tendeuL
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FREE METHODIST.

free acknowledgements av. and
Rush ST. T.. y. Faux. pastor. sunday
school so q. m. Miss Clara Stuart. su-
perlntcndent Preaching services az 10 so
g. M and 40 p. N. sunday school . 80
q. m Miss Clara Stuart. superiutenG,
Preaching i0. 80 q. M. Class meeting az
p. M. Preaching again az ,4j p. m.
River Park Free Methodist - Four
teenth and Vine sts. T. =. Jennings,
naSror sunday school 10 a. m J.. +.
NsuIfa Euuerfurpuupnf
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope Mission-401 : VIII
liam 81 Sunday school 80 p. m
Preaching at 8 80 p. m. During the
week services every night except Wcdnes-
day night az 10. All welcome. Leader.
Mary Nunemaker.
Rescue Mission-436 +. Lasalle az Rev.
a q. Schafer. superintendent Luther
Lane. manager. Work furnished free
for unemployed Meeting every evening
90 10.
Phone. Bell. 1891 Services every even
ing at 80. sunday school 2:l5. Ser
vices in county jail Sunday at 3 90
Men furnished for hOuse-cleaning. rug
hoetinE etc.
S,tv--115 r. Jefferson blvd. Raw A.
Rirc superintendent sunday school al
~ Meetings every night at co
S'r"ct meeting corner Michigan 81. and
Zen srSun blvd. at clock. Good music
ana speaking. Evening service at 80
with half hour OF songs. Supt RAY \
Bird Will speak on Mans Ruin and
tod Remedy. Services every night az
80. All are welcome
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Monday &C 10 a. IN. at the
"a. NJ C. A. Resident and visiting min
listers alV as TeicOma president. T. j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
SPIRITUAIIST

The South Bend Progressive Spiritual
society viii hold services SUNDAY even
ing az : 20 p. IN. IN Red Mems han. sos
: Michigan st &. ID. LOckridgc lectur-
OF. Message service following the lee.
ture. All are cordially invited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.
SCIENTIST.

Main and Madison SITS. Sunday services
during the erection Of the new church
will be held at the Lasalle theater at
II a. m. Testimonial meeting on every
Wednesday evening at o'clock at Tenn
pie BETHEL sunday school for children
and young people up TO the age OF 20,
is from 9:45 to 10 80. Reading rooms
maintained by this church on the sew
enth floor OF the J. VI. :. building, are
open every afternoon from TO > and
on Saturday from 8 TO s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

Y. VI. {. 4. meetings viii be held every
sunday afternoon, especially for men. in
the auditorium OF the boys building. A
special speaker will be secured for each
sunday aud special music viii be furn.
isbed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10
APOSTOLIC FAITH.


5i3 +. Jefferson blvd-Regular meet.
NJ sunday 10 - and . go O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-10

MOnson ChapeI-Rev. Claude Young,
pastor. sunday school at 10 o'clock.
o. Il. Ailuken. superintendent Ep-
worth league at 8 so p. m
Epworth league, led by Claude haSer
subject. why 60 Co College" Evening
worship az 80 O'Clock. preaching by the
Rev NJ e. BeaIe Junior league Friday
at = o. m. Prayer service Friday even
ing at 5 O'Clock. led by the pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
AND MORAN
ADVISE OOOGtR TEAM
Leaguers to Weaknesses Of
Red Sox.

Boston. Mass. Oct. s.-Manager
wilbert Robinson. OF the Dodgers,
called Manager Moran. OF the Phil
lies, this morning and asked him to
come to the Dodgers hotel to talk
to his men at the meeting held this
morning. Robinson requested Moran
to bring Alexander with him to tell
the Dodgers ell he knew about the
weak points of the Boston batteries.
Anxious to see the National League
triumph in the series. Moran was only
too glad to comply with the request.
and the king of pitchers and his man.
ager spent IAN hour talking to the
Brooklyn players. and then Moran
and Robinson mapped out the plan
of battle for the whole series.
The Brooklyn players thoroughly
appreciated what the two main cards
of the team who fought them
throughout the season had done. and
hope to reward them both in fitting
way after the series Is over.
President Ebbets. of the Dodgers.
who was at the meeting, shook Alex
ander's hand. told him that he was
the greatest OF all pitchers and that
he wished he was facing the Red
Sox in a Brooklyn uniform today.
Another National League strategist
who Joined the session was Johnny
Evers. the veteran second baseman of
the Braves, who has been out of the
game for some time. The Little Tro-
jan has been observing the Red Sox
at work for several weeks and he
had much to impart to the Robins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
BEFORE
COMMITTEE TONIGHT
Body to Discuss Proposition Of Max.
ing Locust Alley Wider
ThorouRhfare.

When the Street Committee Of City
Council meets tonight at 8 o'clock,
If 1t gets a quorum. several matters
OF Importance will be discussed
The most important will be the r..
routing ordinance as presented by
Councilman Roden. 1t provides for the
running of the Barton Heights cars
through to Swansboro by way of Mayo
Bridge. and for transferring the termi-
nal point of the Highland Park line
from Seventh and Broad to Fifth and
Broad Streets, thus doing away with
much of the trackage in old Jackson
Ward.
1t is believed by those who advocate
the changes that the great congestion
at Seventh and Broad Streets may be
relieved to a large extent.
Another proposition. presented by
Councilman Ladd. will be that Of wild
ening Locust Alley to a uniform width
of forty -four feet. thus making that
thoroughfare a through street.
The committee will also consider
the question OF opening an alley be-
tween Mosby. Eighteenth. yenable and
Pleasant Streets. and the opening and
extension of street from Mosby to
Coulter. -s.
Members of the committee are:
Chairman Fuller, Powers. Gunst, Nell
sen. Atkinson, English, Butler. sulii-
van and Moore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Virginia Techs
Are Fortunate in
Having Ingersoll

Blacksburg. Oct. 8.-V. p. l. is sim
gularly fortunate in having J. e. In
gersoll, OF Dartmouth, as her head
coach this year. Ingersoll comes to
Techland with the highest of recon-
mendations. That he Is a master of
football was demonstrated during the
four years that he played at Dart
mouth, and the succeeding periods
when he coached at Colgate and Dart
mouth. With the v. p. I. squad he
is showing that he is rare develop
err of material. The men have i'm
plicit confidence in him and look
upon him as their infallibie leader.
AS first assistant to Ingersoll. San
born, also OF Dartmouth, shows that
he also has a canny knack for beat
ing men into shape. He is taking
the raw recruits, who in most cases
never saw a football before. and
quickly knocking the rudiments Of
football into their heads. Denny. of
Davidson. Is also lending valuable aid
in the training Of the scrubs.
E. r. Horse" Hodgson, of v. p. L.,
has charge Of the punters and though
1t has been some time since he terri
fed V. p. Is opponents with his
mighty toe, he is still able to out
kick most Of those who practice on
Miles field every afternoon.
The Techs have a well-rounded and
efficient coaching staff. which. II heard
endeavor can do SO. should bring out
one of the most successful teams that
v. p. I. has had in many years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
WILL BATTLE TODAY

ithaca, N. Y. Oct s.-The Cornell
football team completed It's second
week of practice, the last workout be-
fore the Gettysburg game Monday. by
short scrimmage on Schoellkopf
Field yesterday. The varsity backneld
men were rested today. but the line
took part in the scrimmage. Fine
work by Speed, the second-string
quarterback. running the varsity. was
feature. and Ryerson at left end
again figured prominently in success
full handling of the forward pass.
Brown, who was replaced by Carry At
center yesterday, was back in the line
up on the varsity again today. ELL
lenberger. n promising new end. who
has been coming rapidly In tho last
few days was used on the varsity at
right wing and made n favorable inn
preston.
Cornell was to have played Gettys-
burg yesterday, according to the orig
inal schedule, but the Pennsylvania au-
thorities consented 70 two days
postponement, the Cornell manage
ment seeking to delay the contest I'M
til the opening OF the university Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Wake Forest to
Have Good Track
Team This Year

Wake Forest, N. c.. Oct. s.-Over
thirty candidates answered tho frst
call for track practice issued by Cap
tain Jordan this week, and this num-
Der Is expected soon to be increased
to nifty or more, Full practice Is be-
ing entered into by the candidates
with an enthusiasm that points to
one OF the best track teams in the
history OF the college. next spring. An
fnter-class meet Is planned to be held
this fall and this should aid the teams
materially in developing and bring
ing out new material, as well as CIV
ing the old men a chance to timber
up. The management Is planning to
arrange an elaborate schedule for next
year. meet with three or more state
teams. and q three days trip into vir-
ginia will be included In the sched-
ule.
The team should be especially strong
In the dash events the coming season.
Harris. ono of the fastest track men
the team has ever had. Is back again
this season. He can be relied tpon
to take care OF the 10o-yard dash, and
also enters tho broad and high Jumps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
WILBERT ROBINSON
LAUGHS OVER BEING
DUBBED APPLE FACE
Fat Manager of Dodgers Declares He Will Get Even With
Young Boston Squirts' For Making Fun Of His Figure
by Making His Team Defeat Them This Afternoon
Robins Will Get Revenge Today.

Great pitcher and all like that. Like
to see him 'dinken' them guys"
"Who?" said Robbie.
Fucker; say. don't make no mis-
take about Rucker, he might go in
there and stop EN- like Jerry wrote
the note. He may get chance yet az
that. Can't tell, apple face hey9
Balloon, haw. haw!
Wen, Wen be right back at them
on Monday" said your Uncle Wiibert
Robinson. MY boys are not a bit
discouraged. They swear they'll win.
That other club didn't look very good
to me, want to tell you that.
81 may pitch Coombs tomorrow, ana
then again / may not. Can't tell.
Don't forget that Pfeffer Is liable to
go in there and pitch the best game Of
the series.
Say" he continued. II guess those
youngsters III be kiddin' me again
Monday, too. old apple face! Haw,
haw!"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
ALDERMEN TO MEET
ON TUESDAY NIGHT

tomorrow night in regular session.
There Ia nothing OF special interest
before the body. Action OF the Street
Committee at Its meeting tonight will
be reported to the board for action.
The scheduled meeting OF the Com
mtttee on Dock, River and Harbor
will be held Thursday night. At this
meeting Chairman Paul VIII name a
committee to act with committees
from civic bodies toward securing
larger appropriations from James
River Improvement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Bx FRANK G. MENKE.

Boston, Oct. 7-"well come back
omorrow and wen win In the end"
eclared Wilbert Robinson tonight,
ut the Dodger chieftain and his tribe
Ire almost alone in their belief that
Ge Brooklynites have the wallop
tecessary to land the victory In the
sht for the titular honors of baseball.
The real sentiment of the outcome
X the series was reflected today in
ne wagering-or rather the lack Of
The folks who were so eager to
let on the championship before yes
erday's game at any odds they could
let are nowhere to be found now. Of
krs of 2 to and s to 2. which the
Ped Sox enthusiasts are making have
pund no recipients. 1t has been a
stless day.
The Dodgers hopes In the fracas OF
he morrow probably will rest upon
De aged. but still cunning right arm
Jack Coombs. Uncle wilbert Rob-
hson would not fully commit him self
p TO his probable selection. but said.
IT won't be Pfeffer. The chances are
win be Coombs. Cheney and Smith.
might be Coombs, but I'm not sure
et"
,f3obinson realizes that he must win
pat game tomorrow or find his crew
Acked against the wall with all the
Ids against II and in such an emer-
ency he finds no man more equal to
bat than Coombs. the hero of hum
red duels. the star of the worlds
eries ornaments OF other days.
Ruth Slated 10 Pitch.
Babe Ruth will undoubtedly pitch
pr the Sox. He was booked for the
pener, but in the final warm-up. Bill
Iarrigan decided that his husky south
Aw wasn't quite ready.
Enthusiasm In the camp of Dodger
noters Is at low ebb. As partisan
p they are. they frankly admit that
be Sox outplayed them yesterday:
hat they were superior in team play !,
npreme In almost every department
baseball But some of them are
Tying to alihs the Dodger defeat by
eclaring that II wns due largely TO
nervousness which will not arlict
hem much In the coming games.
However. those who anaiyxe the
anne of yesterday from an unbias
tewpoint cannot see anything but an
Ultimate triumph for the Bostonians.
.ney look upon that Dodger rally
lore rs a fiuke. brought on by Shores
Xptiishness, than as a real exhibit of
hem they point out that not one
odger was able. in that final inning,
D club out real hit when q safety
cant the game.
Certain II is that IL either Meyers.
erkle. Myers or Daubert could have
pled out a long drive In that final
ession, the game might have been
Jon by the Dodgers right there.
Couldn't .C0me Through"
But not one of them could com e
Trough" The best the quartette Of
ugEers could do was accomplished
Myers who dribbled single
hrough the infeld: ball that jan
lin could have fieided for the final
UT II Mays hadn't detected IT.
From the Red Sox rooters angle one
the most pleasing things about the
bening battle was the work of jan
Fin and Walker. Some felt that they
ould be the weak cogs In an other
Use perfect machine. But both men
ported beyond expectations. The
buthful substitute for Jack Barry
kided with special brilliancy. His
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
HAL CHASE BATTING KING
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
asebas Wandering Boy Winds Up Most Successful Season
During HiS Career Champion Swatsmith in Tener's
Circuit-Alexander Leading Hurler

Although Fred Holke and Lew Nc
|hrty both Giants. are credited with
lightly better averages. Hal Chase,
Dc greatest comeback baseball ever
be known. has won the batting cham
onship of the National League for
le 1918 season. Holks played in thir-
l-four games and hit ass. and Nc
Dirty was In eighty contests. batting
" .343. while Chase. In 142 battles,
|lrned q mark OF .335.
1Chase, who has been mercilessly
|bnsted about by fate and baseball
managers, played an article Of ball
Nat was nothing less than marvellous
tier Christy Mathewson relieved
Harley Hersog as manager In Cincin-
~. Prior to the installation OF Big
h - major domo Of the Reds, Chase's
laying had been good and bad, in
bets. With the advent Of Mathewson.
base reformed and his new lease of
he led him to the batting champion
HIP Of the Tener circuit and his lost
|Istinction OF being the best first base
|hn In baseball.
|lThsrs were only Ave 800 hitters. be-
Hes Holke. McCArty and Chase. in
He National this year. The Ave were
Ike Daubert Bill Hinchman. Zach
|hhsat. Davy Robertson and Roger
|brusby.
1.-The nearest Phillie to the select d.
|ejon was 0avvy CrAvath. who IN
he'd with An average of ass. Fred
|hderus closed right next to Gavvy.
Nth 1855. and Milt Stock Is three
aees south Of Ludy. with ass.
|IDonnie KAuK. who started the SEA-
n with the intention Of making Ty
|bbb look like . busher. hit for ATS.
|bhb's average IL .1ee.
|tGrover Cleveland AlsxAndsr's work
N the high spot In the showing Of
Il Phillies. Alex pitched forty-eight
|haes, won thirty three Of them and
r twelve. scoring sixteen shut-outs.
= more than his nearest rival reg
|tered. and Z new record Tor major
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

league twirlers. Moran's star won
eight more and lost eight less games
than did Walter johnson in tho Ameri-
can League. Rixey. enjoying the best
season Of his stay with the Phils,
turned In twenty-five victories against
ten defeats
AL Demaree was responsible for
eighteen OF the victories credited to
the Pills and for fourteen OF the de-
fsats- Bender has record OF seven
and six; Mayer. seven and seven; Chal-
mers. two and four. and Mcouillan.
one and eight.
Brooklyn led all in club batting ana
long hits and ranked fourth In felding.
The Phillies were fourth in batting.
third in long hits and also in fielding.
Zach Wheat breasted the wire three
points ahead Of Cy Williams. the Notrs
Dame demon. for the honor q being
the leading sluggsr williams. how
ever. was the home run king. poking
out an even dosen circuit blows. 0av-
Wy Cravath and Davy Robertson were
tied for the runner-up position. each
having poled out eleven homers.
Max Carey. Of the Pirates. again
heads the tase stealers. with sixty-two
thefts to his credit in 1854 games. KauhI
10 second. George Burma Of the Giants.
tops the run-gettsrs. with io4 taliies
In 1855 games. CravAth held the honor
last year with eighty mine runs.
Larry Doyle. who topped the Ma
tional bAtsmen last season, with $50.
dropped to .374 this year, while Luz
derus. second in the race In the 1915
season. with .S15. had to be content
with .3ss. Bill HinchmAn and Jake
Daubert are the only 800 hitters OF
last year to wind UP the 1915 season
In the select GLASS. Hans wagner. for
the third time In twenty years failed
to ana . place In honorable mention
list. the venerable Pittsburg veteran
closing the campaign with . mark Of
.1s4. ten points better than his 1915
average.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
The Original Smart set.

The greatest of colored shows. The
Smart Set" will be the attraction at
the Academy Wednesday matinee and
night. The managers who are direct
ing the tour of this company. are man.
agers well known and highly respected
in the theatrical profession. They
have been for years associated with
various enterprises, some Of which
were the best. They have invested in
the Smart Set Company" with dig
nifty and artistic standard heretofore
unknown with such attractions OF this
kind. and 1t Ia the best company of
colored artists organized. The people
of the company were selected with
great care and Judgment and their per-
Torrance Is entertaining and amusing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
CARDINALS EASY FOR
ST. LOUIS BROWNIES

ST. Louis, Oct. s-With a double
victory over tue Cardinals today, 3 to
and to l, the Browns won the city
championship, four out of Ave Eddie
Plank scored in the opened and Groom
in the second. A pass to Shotton, a
sacrifice by Austin, wild throw by
Watson and Pratt's long fly closed the
first one in the tenth Bescher hit
over Sisters head for homer in the
third. Groom held the Cards to Ave
hits in the second game. The Cardin-
ais scored on two passes and two
singles. The Browns found Meadows
easy.
The scores:
First game: r. H E.
Cardinals :. 001 900 100 0--2 Z /
Browns -. 001 900 100 1-3 ]
Batteries: Watson and Gonzales;
Plank and Hale. Umpires-Owens
and Eason.
Second game: r H. E.
Cardinals :. 100 600 o0--1 S 3
Browns :. 80. 010 002 ia 10 1
Called. dark Batteries: Meadows
and Snyder; Groom and Hale. UNI
PRESEASON and Owens.