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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-17
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summary

Stolen bases Caveney. Spencer. Sac
rifice hits-Fluhrer. II. Spencer Two
base hitS-Jacobs. Sykes. Spencer. Hoff-
man. Home run-Sykes Double ,day-
Caveney % Shovlin 20 Anderson. strike
outs Loudermilk. >: Rowan. 4 B..5eS
on balls LOudermilk. 1 +: Rowan. 3. Left
on bases Springfield, = Dayton. g
Passed ball-JacObs. Umpire-Daly
Time 40
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Totals
summary.

Home run-Wagner Stolen bases
Mitchell, Alcock. Sacrifice fly Mitchell.
Hit batsman- Ellington Strike outs
AinswOrth. > Haggerty. 3. Bases on
balls-AinswOrth. ?: Haggerty. L Wild
pitch-AinswOrth Double play-Holder-
man TO Gygli Left on bases-Terre Haute.
,; Grand Rapids, 10 Umpire Holmes
Time .5S.
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Scnre RN Innlnrs


Two base hits-Miller, Mathes. Wag-
ner >: Mitchell. Stolen bases Mitchell.
Gray. Gygli, HOlderman. Sacrifice hits
Macarthur Brant Mitchell Wagner
Strike Cramer. 3; Bailey / Bases
ON ballS-Cramer, ; Bailey. ,. Double
plays-Brant to Ellington: Mitchell. unas-
sisted. Left on bases-Terre Haute. ::
Grand Rapids, >. Umpire-Holmes.
Time 80
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TROUBLE.

Mothers got a headache,
Brothers feeling i'll,
SISTERS got a touch Of grip,
And fathers got the bill.
New York Worl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-17
CUBS FIGHT IS
INNING TIE DUEL
Darkness Ends Wild Game
With Brooklyn, Score at
Finish Being TT.

CHICAGO. July 17.-Brooklyn
and Chicago fought through 10 in
nings 10 a 10 draw here today,
darkness terminating a wild game
that lasted nearly four hours.
Thirty-twO men took part, most Of
them Cubs though the Robins used
five pitchers TO Chicago's four Two
great rallies came in the ninth when
they hammered in three runs and
tied the score. Then Brooklyn bat
ted in three, only to have the Cubs
tie the count again. From the 10th
on there was no scoring and few
chances for either side to score.
Insertion of pinch hitters and an
injury 10 Mulligan caused a strange
lineup of the Chicago side, with
Archer playing third base. The Gus
tom Of allowing spectators ito keep
balls batted into the stand. forced
the home team 10 use 43 balls.
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
CHICAGO X I
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SUNDAYS RESULTS.

Central League.
South Bend, 2-3; Wheeling, 81.
Evansville. 3: MuskegOn. Z.
Dayton. 80; Springfield. Il.
Terre Haute. 6 Grand Rapids, ,.
National League.
Boston. 4 Cincinnati. ].
Brooklyn. .: Chicago. ..
New York. >. st. Louis. 3.
American League.
Washington. { {: Cleveland, ,
American Association.
indianapolis. ii. Kansas City, 90.
Milwaukee, 90: Louisville II.
Minneapolis. 81: Toledo, TO.
st. Paul, 20; Columbus. So.
GAMES TODAY.
Central League.
Wheeling at south Bend.
Dayton at Springfield
Terre Haute at Grand Rapids.
Evansville at Muskegon.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
American Association.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo
Kansas City at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 49,. 100 O1O 600 9 0
Washington =. O20 100 O1O-4 10 0
COveleskie and DAILY; Boehling and
Henry.
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SPIROS BEAT LEGAR0ES
Feeser Gives Only Four Hits and
Wins 1-2.

Feeser allowed only four hits yes
terday afternoon and the Spires won
from the LeGaroes at Coquillard
park by a score of 20 ?. Forster's
hitting features the game.
Chuck" Hertel, who has pitched
several games for the Spires this
season, has been promised a tryout
by Ed. Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-17

YESTERDAYS SCORES :
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 49,. OO1 DOL 600 4 2
st. Louis ... $50 600 00"-3 .
Anderson. Schauer, Schup and
Rariden; Meadows and Gonzales.
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Left on bases-SOnth Bend. 3: Wheel
ing. 3. stolen base Sllahan. Two base
hit-ReiIly. Home runS-KOehler. Don
nelly strike Outs-BOwb,sC, 6; SeibOld.
/. Bases on balls-BOwma, Passed
baII-BIackwell. Umpire-GeiseI Tim>-
go.
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Two base hits-Hauger Yantz Three
base hit-Tenuant Sacrifice hits-COvel-
eskie. Fischer. Wincheu Matthew'S From
holz Double play-kihble 20 Mathews 70
TennaQt. Base on halls-Hart = Win
ChelL - Left on has NuSkegOn. . Z.
Evansville. . Hit pitcher Harris hv
Winchell Hits-Off Hart. i'm = innings
strike outS-Harf. 4: Wachtel Z Win
chell. q. Wild pitch -Wincben Umpire
Ryan. TimT i 30.
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CcOmbs and Meyers; Seaton, Prendergast
Hendrix. Vaughn andArcher, Clemmous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-17

bdIneS dnu GOWuAt IOnty, MOSe-
ley. Bluejacket and Wingo.
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Green Pulls Good Peg.

After Lear had famed in the fifth
Sheeren sent one that Bowman
raced over and got but hurled high
90 first and the Smoke went 70 sec
end. Reilly hit 20 right and Sheeren
counted. Blackwell hit past Beall
and Koehler and when Reilly tried
10 score he was tagged out as Green $
TOSS 10 the plate was perfect. Sell
bold few out 20 Bashang
With two gone in the 3ixth Gala
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Score By Innings.

.......... SO , 10 %
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IotliS -..--..-.. = = l.
'Batt@d for Hart in seventh.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
F0UGERA NINE WINS
THE CHEMICAL TITLE

New York. Oct. i4-The baseball team
OF e. Fougera & Co., Inc. clinched its
title to the national championship OF
the Drug and Chemical League, having
won sixteen and lost three games.
The Fougera nine has played high
class ball all season, and in its last game
against Squibb, which they lost, to O.,
1t pulled off three double plays and a
double steal, only making one error.
Its twirler, Ray" Ferdon. has done
some excellent pitching, in the Liggett
game having struck out twenty-four men
after being hit on the head with a pitched
ball and rendered unconscious.
The makeup of the team is as follows:
Pitchers, Ray" Ferdon, Lawrence
Pierro; catchers, George Frosch. John
Richardson; inielders, Joe McNally. John
Powers. Fred Feeley. Hubert MCGEE; out
helders, A. E. Anderson, Charles Koch,
William Parentini, George Tripard.
The Drug and Chemical League is made
up of the following mines: z. Fougera &
Co, Inc, E. r. Squibb & Son, Liggett-
Riker-Hegeman Company. Roessler &
Hasslacher Company, National Analine
and Chemical Company. Bristol Myers
Company, Lohn & Fink. Corn Products
Company, and 1t is understood that next
season will be included the Colgate &
Co., and the National Lead Company
mines.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
MRS. REEVES LANDS
In GOLF TOURNAMENT

Mrs S. A. Reeves yesterday afternoon
won the fifth leg on the sheridan
trophy In the women's tournament, play
ed on the putting course of the Columbia
Country Club. defeating Mrs. L. P. Nc
Lachlan. in the final round, up and 2
Mrs Thomas w. Brahany, Mrs. William
e. Shannon, Mrs. Meyer Cohen and Mrs.
ners OF the event
The summarizes:
Preliminary round-Mrs. F. NJ Phelps defeated
Mrs W. Z. Shannon. / up: Mrs. L. P. MeIAchlan
deieated Mrs. 4. c. GaTes. up and .
First round-MrS Meyer Cohen defeated Mrs. o.
G. Brrinard, up and 2; Mrs. 8. A. Reeves de-
teated Mrs. A. Winter up and 2; Mrs King
CornWeI defeated Mrs A. 7. Leech, up and !;
up aud /; Ms. L P. MeLschan defeated Mrs.
T. ". Brahauy, mp; Mrs. @. Ksene defeated
Mira P. A. BLAIR. mp; Mrs T. z. Sinclair de-
ftstsd Mrs G. W. Simpson up and O. Mira II: Q.
Sheridan defeated Mrs Arthur Shelton, up and 2.
Second round-Ms- A. Reeves defeated Mrs.
Me5sr Cohen, up at p holes; Mrs. King CornUel
defeated blrs. f. N. Phelps. up at p holes; Mrs;
L. P. McLachlsn defeated Mrs Carter keene,
Shendan, up and ?
semi -anaI-Mrs 5. A. Reeves defeated Mrs King
COuwell. up and l; Ms. L P; MeLAchlan de-
fs1ted Mra T. Z. Sinclair, Up and
Final round-MrA s. A Reeves defeated Mrs.
L. P. McLachlan. up and !:
First round-Mrs- O. G. Brafnafd defeated MrsI
Z. c. GraTes , up and 2; Mrs. T. W. Brahany de-
fsated NM A. ]. Srnnott, up and 4.
Second rOund-Ars. A Winter defeated Mrs G.
W. simpson, up and 2; Mrs W E. shannon de-
feated Mrs c. c. Brzinard, up and /; Mrs. T. W.
Brahany defeated Mrs. Arthur Shelton s up and d;
Mrs. A. Y. Leech defeated Mrs. P. A. Blair up
and
semi-hnals-Mrs. A. Winter defeated Mrs. W. Z.
Shannon, up and q Sfrs- 7. W. Brahany defeated
Mrs. A. 7. Leech, S up and 4.
Final rUund-Mrs T. Z. BrahGny defeated Mrs.
A Winter up and l.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
GOOD SCORES MADE
AT SHOOTING DUCKS

Among the high scores rolled on the
National Capital alleys last week were
those Of Harry Schmidt. of the Western
team, and his team mate. Milans. These
two pin-spillers registered two of the
highest games of ducks rolled this sea-
son, the formers mark being 176, while
the latter clipped the little pins for a
167 score.
Another one of the remarkable scores
registered on these alleys was the 80 fiat
game rolled by Frank Wall, of the Hur-
ley team, In the K. of c. League. This
game was one OF the most remarkable
yet made, Wall having but one spare
break, while in nine Of his ten boxes the
first ball clipped the center pins.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
K. OF c. BOWLERS ARE
HAVING BANNER YEAR

Judging from the interest and enthusi-
asm shown by members of the Knights
Of Columbus Duckpin League, this year
Is bound to be banner one for that
organization All teams are punched, no
one team making a runaway OF the race
for high honors.
The Individual records so far this season
are: High set, 342, by George c. Sowny.
of the Ferdinands; high game, Isl, by F.
e. Hall, of the Ninas, and high flat, 81,
by F. s. Mullin and John Kane, of the
De Sotos and Santa Marias. A meeting
Of the board of governors was held last
night and important matters were dis
cussed
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS
OPEN AT MT. PLEASANT

The new Mount Pleasant bowling al
leys, 1904 Fourteenth street, opened last
night to an overflow crowd. The building
and alleys are both new and present a
very pleasing appearance. the entire
building being devoted exclusively to
bowling. This makes the second bowling
alley parlor on the HILL" the other be-
ing in the Arcade Building.
Mrs. Eva Vogelsberger won the ladies'
prize with a game of 125. Some on the
alleys claimed this was high ladies' game
for the District. Shirley E. Downing led
the men with game of 145 and a set of
4O2
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
HAUGHTON DENIES HE
SIGNED NEW CONTRACT

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. l 4-Percy
Haughton, Harvard's football coach, de-
MED emphatically the stories that he has
signed a new contract with the Harvard
A. A. and for a salary larger than any
he heretofore has received for coaching
the Crimson elevens.
Last spring Haughton agreed to help
all he could between the close of the
Braves baseball season and the Yale
game, and 1t can be authoritatively stated
that his income from football at Harvard
this year Is several thousand dollars less
than It has been for many years.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
RED MEMS LEAGUE IS
READY FOR SEASON

The Red Mems Bowling League has or
ganized for the season of 1916 and 1871.
At a meeting held a few days ago, the
following officers were elected, J. B. Alt
man, jr., president; ]. A. Dugan, vice
president; c. o. Storm, secretary-tr treas
urer, and Charles ]. Benner, official
scorer.
The schedule committee reported that
all games will be rolled on Monday even
ings and all games will be played on the
National Capital Bowling Alleys. The 23rd
of October has been selected as the OPEN
ing night and a large attendance is ex-
pected.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
JACK DILLON SIGNS TO
FIGHT MIKE GIBBONS

Chicago, Oct. A-Articles closing a ten
round contest between Mike Gibbons, of
st. Paul, and Jack Dillon, OF Indianapolis,
were signed here today.
The contest is to be decided in st. Paul
on a date between November 10 and Is.
The boxers agreed to weigh Isl pounds at
8 o'clock on the day Of the contest.
Dillon is to receive a guarantee OF $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
TROJAN ELEVEN TO
PLAY HIGHLAND A. E..

The Trojan football team will play the
strong Highland A. c. today on Potomac
Park grounds, located on Fourteenth
street southwest, at 3 p. m
AS the game last Sunday was played on
a hot day, the managers agreed to stage
another battle this Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
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Sunday, between 2 and p. N. DIR. JOHNSTON,
62l Keefer pl- NV.
A WORKING HOUsEKEEPER FOR A PRIEST;
washing 'rUning BOX sos. Herald ONCE.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
WANTED-FARMs.
OLD COINS

OLD MONEY WANTED. We PAY SS FOR
certain large CENTS S for certain eagle CENTS etc
High premiums paid for nre c0ins 90 1912: many
in circulation; watch your change. Send &c now
get large Uustuted Coin and Stamp Circular.
NUMIsiIATIC BANK. Dept. 4 Fort Worth, Tea
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

CASHIER OR CLERICAL-OFFICE wORl
wanted by settled young woman; experienced; re
srences. BOX 5l6 Herald otice.
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TABLE BOARD.

Lincoln Cafe. Ns4t e loEB EIBosiP 81. H1',l S%
REGULAR dinner 75c Vegetable dinner sc DIn-
ner h0urs TO Z ?. m. Lunch, 2 to ? ?. n. -
Club hTeIkfGst, 10 80 q. n l5c 70 boc- Ia
carte service, a n. % : p. N.
in K ST NW.-UNEXCELLD TABLE BOABD;
two mesk, s.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
WANTED-RooM AND BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED WITH oUIETf
Protestant family hall hour from Department q
Commerce. R. hill, Central Y. NJ. c. A, T7Ss
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BECKUS GAS HEATER FOR Use WITH OR
without chimney very reasonable. Col BssS.
FOR SALELA WHITE POODLE DOG, MALI.
Apply 6Is Raleigh place. Congress HeishtS