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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
ArrO7CS Win OOer
Fort Wayne Team

Another Arrow victory was re-
corded Sunday afternoon when
members OF the local eleven admin
istered a defeat 90 the Pyramid club
OF Fort Wayne. The final score was
~ 20 6. The game was played at
SprinEbrook park and the atten-
dance was the best of the year
The home team made the frs
score OF the game just before the
End Of The first period. when Full
hack Klyscz. OF the Benders, was
pushed over The line for touch
down The second marker OF the
contest was recorded nearing the
close OF the game. when Walling.
star end Of the Arrow team inter
cepted forward pass and ran 20
Yards for touchdown. The locals
missed both goals after the touch
downs.
The visitors made their score in
the second period on a fluke play.
They were unable TO kick the goal.
Lodge Culp. Mackeel Gregory
and NlysCz were the shining lights
Cor the local team. both on offense
and defense Next SUNDAY the Ar
row club Will play the Kalamazoo
independents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
WASHINGTON ATHLETICS
DEFEAT JOE'S SMOKERS

The Washington Athletics. of the
Washington school, defeated the
Joe's Smoke Shop Specials. Sunday
morning. by a score of 10 10 @.
pounding the indoor baseball TO all
corners Of the hall. As a result Of
their victory the Athletics now claim
the championship of the Twin Cities
and have issued a challenge To any
indoor baseball team in either Mish-
awake or South Bend. Next Sunday
they play the Troopers at Cassidy
grounds Marks and Casmir wcr5
the battery for the Washingtons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
COZ ALL STARS AS
MASSILON WINS
Old Notre Dame Star Helps
Win Professional Football
Championship.
.neci.l - - -. 10

Specisi 20 The News Times
AKRON. O.. OCT. p - Stanley
Cofau. famous NOtre Dame half
back and aIl-American star for sew
eral seasons and Dorais quarterback
and all-American star OF the Irish in
1913 showed that they had lost none
Of the football speed and cunning
which made them feared in college
days. when trey helped the Mas
sillon Tigers. professional football
champions Of the world, defeat the
Akron Indians here Sunday In one
of the greatest professional football
battles in history
The score ended 20 for Mas
sillon. with all scores for both teams
being made by placement kick route.
Goughler. Lehigh star for several
seasons kicked for Massillon and
booted the ball over the goal posts
from the %. 50 and 45 yard lines.
Crisp kicked for Akron and his two
trials from the 50 and 33 yard lines
were successful
Massillon has a team composed
OF seven all-American stars and the
rest all eastern or all western. The
aiI-American players besides Cofall
and Dorais are Nash. Rutgers; Peck.
pitt: wimberly. w. and J.: Thorn
hill. Pitt. and Heron, Pitt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
INDIANS TO HOLD POW
WOW AND TRAP SHOOT
AT N. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB

NEW YORK. oct. 27.-The first
pow-wow and trap-shoot OF the At
lantic Indians was TO be held at
the Travers Island home OF the New
York Athletic club here today and
tomorrow.
Like all other shoots given by In
dian organizations. this event Is an
invitation affair The organization
here. just blooming has $50 trap
shooters affiliated with u The list
includes amateurs as well as pro-
fessionals shots.
The main events during the shoot
will De the Indian championship and
tie Indian handicap. In addition.
there are 10 he $50 target competi-
tiOns daily. SIX yardage trophies
for professionals 10 shoot at
NJ. Ward Hammond OF Phnadel-
phia Is president OF the Atlantic In
dams. f. r Gavin OF Wilmington,
Del. is secretary and treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
BROTHERS NUMEROUS ON
BIG ELEVENS THIS FALL
Brother against brother.

Brother against brother.
That will be the unusual situation
in the center OF the line when Yale
and Princeton meet Nov. 18th.
Capt Tim Callahan. Yale star
center. will buck against his big
brother. Mike. who snaps the ball
back for the Tigers.
Brothers on the same team are
numerous this year.
Harvard has a pair in the Hor-
weeng-Ralph, the star back. and
young Arthur. a promising second
string man.
The Wells twins are a notable eX-
ample at Yale. One is playing in
the tackfield on the varsity" while
the other is on the line OF the sub
eleven.
The Miller brothers hold down
the flank positions at Pennsylvania.
Both are real stars. Heinie. for
mer Quaker captain. is a veteran.
while Hay is playing his first year
on the big eleven.
Northwestern has twins on tho
end OF the iIne-the MorrOws-and
both OF them are able players.
Notre Dame has brother against
brother In daily tits at Cartier field.
Cy Degree Is playing guard for the
varsity while his younger brother
delights in splitting him occasionally
from the freshmen side.
Callahan. OF Yale. played with the
Notre Dame freshmen on the 1919
eleven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
WILL CELEBRATE
IN |HD|ANAP OLIS
Notre Dame and Indiana Uni
VerSitieS to be Well
Represented.

With alumni Of each institution
trying to surpass the efforts OF the
other in pushing their alma mater
10 the front. the contest between
Notre Dame and Indiana universi
ties, carded for Indianapolis next
Saturday is looming on the western
horizon as the real athletic treat Of
the season.
The Notre Dame team will be the
first 10 arrive on the scene. Coach
RocKne's party will reach the capt.
tai city about 4 O'Clock Friday aft
ernoon and the Crimson aggrega d.
ton will hop off an Illinois Central
RATHER at 9 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. A special train carrying 2,O90
Indiana rooters will follow the
eleven The Notre Dame special
with 500 or more enthusiastic Gold
and Blue supporters as well as many
South Bend admirers of the local
clan aboard. will reach its destina-
ton about II o'clock
VIII Decide Supremacy.
There will be plenty Of Stiehr1
and Rock involved in the Indianap-
oils imbroglio. All the wizardy and
managerial strategy of two great
gridiron pundits will be hurled into
the conflict. Upon the outcome Of
the struggle will depend the cham
pionship Of Indiana. The contesting
teams are recognized as the cream
of the state. and the old adage Ito
the victor goes the spOils." will hold
true in this clash.
Coach Jumbo Ctiehm has shifted
his lineup in such manner since
the fuss with the Gophers that IL
is impossible 10 estimate the
strength Of his eleven. He plans to
present a rejuvenated aggregation
= against Coach Rockne's athletes.
Since Notre Dame husked the Husk-
ers and clipped the wings of West
ern Normal in her ascent TO fame,
CONSERVATION has arisen in tho
ranks OF the bloomington team. A
code of plays, concocted for the pur-
pose OF checking the whirlwiind
pace Of the Gold and Blue is being
rehearsed by the Crimson. Captain
Minton. Williams and Kyle. who
were injured in the Minnesota game,
are again in uniform and will be i'm
perfect trim for the Saturday en-
counter.
Cross-Country Men Active.
Under the supervision of Eddie
Meehan, captain OF the track squad.
candidates for the cross country
run which will he held in the near
future. are rapidly rounding into
condition A five-mile course has
been mapped out for the runners.
The following monogram men are
among the number: Meehan, Muir
ply. Colgan. Meredith, William
Burke and Sweeney. Five prizes
will be awarded the men who make
the best time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

Special 10 The News Times
KALAMAZOO. Mich. oct. p. -
The Matz and Forstbauers of Mish-
awake trimmed the Kalamazoo In
dependents here Sunday afternoon
13 to in a bitterly fought contest.
Scoring their first touchdown after
two minutes Of play in the opening
quarter the visitors failed to kick
goal They tailed again in the third
quarter and kicked goal. The line
plunging and tackling Of Pop Wal
ZACH OF the Mishawaka eleven was
the feature of the visitors play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
SORIN DEFEATS WALSH

Frank Miles, performing a la
BriCkley and a la Gipp, was too
much for the Kings Best at NOtre
Dame Sunday afternoon. and Sorin
downed Walsh in an exciting 3 Ia
contest. The game was the third
Of the interhan series. Sorin out
PLAYED the Walshites throughout al
though the Sorinites rushed Walsh
to the 1O-yard line on three occa-
sions. Miles won towards the clos
OF the game by boOting a beautiful
place kick from the 25yard line at
a difficult angle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

and Harvard promptly severed ath-
letic relations with the Cadets. Then
the wonder, if Yale trims Harvard
once in a while and Harvard does
the same now and then, how comes
IL that the big fellows consent to
meet each other?
Even football captains have an
inning all their own.
When Fitzpatrick OF Boston col
lege left the Yale bowl and grinned
at Trainer Mack week ago he
laughed last Three years back ne
matriculated at Yale. Mack gave
him the once-Over and grunted:
You'll never amount TO anything
i'm football. my boy"
Fitzpatrick quit the bulldog and
went 10 Boston college Under the
tutelage of Coaches Brickley and
Cavanaugh he came fast.
His toe kicked Yales champion
ship aspirations to the bow-wows
last Saturday and now, despite the
Army defeat he continues to smile
when he thinks OF Mack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
Rum VILLAGE DEFEATS
STR0NGHEART TEAM

The Rum Village football team
swamped the Strongheart outfit sun
DAY afternoon ON the Rum Village
grounds by score OF 80 10 o. The
winners played nothing but straight
football 10 win They hammered
the Stronghesrt lire and Skirted the
ends for big gains almost at Will
A. the end OF The first half. the score
stood - 90 a.
During the second half The viii
layers worked eight ont OF ten for
ward passes successfully. while the
losers made their required gain only
four times The aU around playing
81 Szabo. Chick and Erhardt fea-
tured the game Next sunday they
will tackle either the No5re Dame
props or the Elkhart wolverines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
CLAIM VICTORY.

Claiming a l to 0 victory over the
Matz and Fortsbauers regulars OF
Mishawaka because of their failure
TO report far a game scheduled for
Sunday. the Golden Mann Stars
went out and demonstrated their
worth by defeating the Howard
Park regulars "a TO O, Sunday after
noon. The Mann Stars are anxious
to take on all corners. Managers
seeking games car get in touch with
Manager Dewey Mccormick at 726
Z. Washington st. or by calling Main
1874
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
FIN \ btTtfU
FOUNDATION COUNTS

EOl NDAllON OObN1 =
No matter what you consider your
normal stride in golf you can never
quite depend upon il. Your best
game has a way Of deserving you AT
a critical moment but il sometimes
makes amends by coming back
brilliantly when least expected. IN
deed there are strictly mediocre
players who are capable, at times,
on not too difficult course. of real
" wonderful rounds.
am wondering whether n golfer
can leave his game entirely alone
for a period OF months. or even a
year. OF two. and resume play at
anywhere near the normal place
that he enjoyed before his hiberna-
ton. Perhaps most of US remem Der
learning TO skate when boys. and
trying it years afterwards and find
ing to our surprise that we had not
forgotten. It is the same with swim
ming, too, and some other games.
but had always been under the inn
preston that only by constant prac-
tice could a golfer keep up his
game In years gone by l worked
hard to lay a good fundation and
that at least ought TO be fairly per
manent. -.
Last winter was the first in a dec
ade in which I made no effort at
golf 10 keep in condition for spring.
Even the old battered woodens and
irons that were always littering up
the corner Of my home were not
fingered and bore in consequence a
more disreputable look than ever.
Then. too. for the first of many win
tiers | did not play indoor golf at all;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
LOCAL BOWLERS
BEAT SOUTH BEND
PaStime Members Take Third
Straight Game From the
EeighbOring City.

Mishawaka bOwlers are giving a
good accounting Of themselves this
season. and yesterday defeated
South Bend teams in a match game
making the third straight victory
over the latter. The season is JUST
beginning 10 warm up and from
now on much interest is certain to
be taken in the sport The Pastime
bowling alleys were never in better
shape. and the attendance at the
Past!me parlors continues to grow
daily.
Following is the result of sun
days South Bend game:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
ohio Football Team Wins Worlds Championship Sunde
6y Charles Chick Cans. ck

nor have I putted on the sitting
room rug When at last I picked up
my old clubs their heads We're loose
and they felt stiff and unfa miliar to
the touch The old feel was gone.
I expected 10 begin this season
with an so. and TO spend weeks and
weeks trying 10 bring the old game
around But instead ] began play
ing well on Saturdays and Sundays.
slipping comfortably into the old
stance. hitting with the old sense
OF rhythm, and judging distance
quite as we'll as ever
1t so happened last spring that I
was suddenly called upon to play in
"A match with Jack Hutchinson, Jim
Barnes and Gilbert Nichols and
had to enter without a single round
Of practice. although I am the firm
est of believers in Il. l went through
that match and played n first class
game from start 10 finish( although
my hands did feel bit sore after
il was over.
These casual happenings have
made me wonder how niue hof a
golf game is lost when you do not
play for a while. I have come to
the conclusion that much depends
on the foundation and that founda-
ton must be built by intelligent
practice Furthermore a man must
train for a big tourney; il is then
a question OF endurance. We read
lily see that hands must be hardened
by practice or they would heu seless
before the tournament was half
over. and IL is reasonable to suppose
that that principle applies equally
TO every bodily condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
SONIETS Use WOMEN.

HELSINGFORS. Saturday. Oct
25.-Reports from Petrograd state
that the central executive committee
Cthe soviet organization has decid-
ed to close all the factories and send
the workmen 10 the front. Women
will undergo military training and
be formed into a medical corps, ac-
cording 10 the same order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
SPAIN on STRIKE.

MADRID. Oct. 27.-The congress
of Spanish employers sitting at Bar
celona Sunday, declared a general
lockout OF workmen throughout
Spain. The lockout order will be
effective Tuesday. Nov. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
CORBY HAIL WINS

epecsi % The News Times
GOSHEN. IEd- OCT. -. - Corby
Esli y Sotro Dame won from the
Goshen Shsmrocks. - TO o In an eN-
citing game here this afternoon. The
Sotrr Dame team. leaders IN the
interhsil league - the university
held The upper hand throughout the
entixsacontesG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
MODERN MOODMEN DANCE.

The Modern WOodmen dance TO
be given at the K Of p. hall oct %
promises 10 be most enjoyable af-
fair Tickets are selling fast for
the occasion. and the prOba bilities
are that il will be one OF the best
attended social functions OF the
year The committee in charge is
r Gage. g. Doolcy and b. link.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
Football Flares
BY CHARLEY GRIMES.


Where are the teams with goals
uncrossed?
Captain Tim Callahan Of Yale al
most had the opportunity of starring
on Notre Dame eleven. He played
with the freshmen here five years
ago.
Hoosier enthusiasts are planning
To paint indianapolis red next Sat
urday. When Notre Dame gets go
ing it ought quickly TO turn blue
They talk of their fighting Irish at
Notre Dame, but with a Callahan at
Yale, a Murray and a Casey at Har-
even eastern institutions have a
quote Of fiery Gaels."
Yale has dropped Boston college
from the 1920 schedule.
Naughty. naughty" says old Eli.
You shouldn't be so rough as 10 de-
feat US in our own backyard"
Wisconsin. Chicago and Ohio re-
main undefeated in the conference.
Chicago bugs will get a line on
Ohic's strength when Stages charg-
es meet Michigan in Chicago next
Saturday.
BY their comparative scores We
Oh
Dame meets the HOosiers. Syracuse
comes west twice later on. once TO
tackle Indiana and again To meet
Nebraska.
A grand and merry mixup that.
should Syracuse spill Colgate's hopes
when the two teams clash next sat
urday. Colgate and Harvard are
the only undefeated elevens in the
east.
A new uminary has shot across
the football world this fan. Detroit
university which in former years
used 10 prove easy for The Notre
Dame freshmen and small college
elevens upset Georgetown in the
Flivver city Saturday. Coach Duffy
Of the Dertoit eleven has imported
nine OF his eleven stars from eastern
prep schools. Detroit has games
with four eastern elevens, all TO be
played in the auto city.
Dropping tartars is a habit with
the big fellows. Three years or SC
ago Dartmouth walloped Harvard
whereupon Harvard promptly shout
ed enough. Long years ago the
Army had a habit OF happening
the Crimson occasionally. The las
defeat in 1912 or 1913 was too much
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

If the suspension of New York
magazines is long continued one
wonders what the writers OF mushy
stories will do for a living.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

The increasing number of day
light bandits is one of the most con
vincing arguments against daylight
saving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

london
Enthusiastic minds problem prov
places for heavier air machines
floating dock call
Journey The the comfortably necessary
pairs to the machines
worked by air
sgan enables the craft be haused the
the repair
and petrol for the busseS while
weather trips power house supplies the
the proeers of
loot island in the One of these lying
break he "trip easy stages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27
FIGHT NARROWS
IN BIG TEN
Ohio State, Chicago and Wis
COnSin are Only Undefeat-
ed EIeVenS So Far.

CHICAGO. oct. 27.-With the eli
mination Of Michigan. Minnesota
and Illinois. the race for the big
ten" football championship Sunday
night is narrowed down 10 "A fight
involving Ohio State, Chicago and
Wisconsin-the only undefeated ele-
VEINS i'm the conference.-the indica-
tons strongly pointing TO another
penant for the powerful Buckeye
squad.
The impressive 13 10 victory
Ohio State scored over Michigan
aturday-Ohio's first in the sixteen
years or football relations between
the two universities Installed the
Buckeyes as strong favorites for the
1919 title. although Chicago because
of its crushing Al to o defeat OF
Northwestern is given serious con-
sideration
The Wisconsin eleven with vic
tories over Northwestern and Hi
nois. is also firmly established in the
race and VIII battle Ohio state for
supremacy Nov 10 The relative
strength Of Ohio and Chicago. now
ever. will not be brought 10 an ac-
ual test this season as the teams
are not scheduled TO meet Experts
agree that the smashing Ohio eleven
is as powerful and evenly balanced
a team as has graced a western gri-
diron iu years
The OhioauS are giving a perfect
exhibition of team play. taCkling
with deadly foSce and defensively.
they appear 90 be unbeatable Capt
Chick" Harley continues 20 play
with the same dash and speed that
won him ON au-American berth.
Saturdays Upsets
Perhaps the biggest upsets Satur-
day were the defeats of Minnesota
and Illinois After being held al
most powerless for three periods
Wisconsin uumasked "a smashing Of
fensive that broke down the Illinois
line and paved the way for Ia TO
DO victory Minnesota fell before
Iowa. being outplayed except for a
few minutes in the third quarter
when the Gophcrs fought their way
down The field for touchdown.
The Chicago eleven which has re-
manned a mystery 20 its followers.
revealed its class Saturday il its
triumph over Northwestern. Chicago
hattled through the crippled North
western eleven for safe lead early
la the first period and was not COM
PEELED 10 reveal any trick plays or
pulling formations which Coach
Stags has devised for the games with
Illinois and Michigan within the
next two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

The Belgian rulers are learning
that a republic can give a royal well
cone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

Where are the teams with goals
lncrOssed?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

A grand and merry mixup that.
should Syracuse spill Colgate's hopes
when the two teams clash next sat
urday Colgate and Harvard are
the only undefeated elevens in the
east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-27

Captain Tim Callahan Of Yale al
most had the opportunity of starring
on a NOtre Dame eleven He played
with the freshmen here five years
ago.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-09-11
HELP THE SALN iTi0N ARMA


 The following proclamation waS is >ued Saturday by Gov. Br5agh. setting apar9 a week for Salvation Army campaign:
 Whereas. the Salvation Army, by aH rHselfsh devotion to duty in the face of the dangers and discomforts of the field and camp, demonstrated itself to he one of the greatest and most etfie tent civilian agencies of the World War for the amelioration of suffering and ministration to the bodily needs of those who were engaged in the war fare for humanity. and
 Whereas new field k opening before the Salvation Army in the extension ot ifs activities to the problems of civil life; the work of the boys in khaki is ending. but the Salvation Army will carry OH is warfare against poverty. disease and degradation. having adopt ed as it's altruistie motto. "A man may be down. but he's never out the war has taught the world new methods of bus ness. and the Salvation Army has itself caught q new vision of its mis- sion and possibilities of service, and the .'tambourine lassie" instead of begging pennies te meet tAe expenses of the organ zation. can be employed ill much more important tasks and
 Whereas. it is proposed that the pee pie of the United States are to be ask ed to contribute $13.00O000 to the Sal vation Army as an earnest of their ap- preciation of what was accomplished in the war and the great work to be undertaken in civil life. Arkansas quota oS this amount being S250,000, practically all of which is to be used in Arkansas
 Now. therefore. I, ChaS. H. Brough, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority vested in me under the Constitution and laws of the stare. and acting in my official capa@- ity, do hereby set aside the week of vet. o-ip ioI IldhIHS Il NdHlpdiSh AVi the solicttatio of funds to be raised in this state. and call upon the people to be as generous in their contributions to this worthy cause. as the Salvation Army workers were devoted to the in terests of our boys engaged upon the historic fields of France and in the camps an cantonmentS of the United States.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-09-11
s75,oQ0,oOO ID BE
 RAISED IN SOUTH
sAPTlSTS ANNOUNCE PURPOSES TO WHICH VAST SUM THEY
 SEEK WILL BE GIVEN.
STRENGTHEN CHURCH WORK
Special Effort of Denomination AIonn General Lines Will Be EnIarosd And Made Stronger A Result
 Of Thls Campaign.

Every general interest fostsrsd by Southern Baptists will be strengtheasd and enlarged through the success of he Baptist 75 Million Campaign which is now we'll under way, and which will reach its climax in the final drive to secure this sum in cash and subscrip- tions during the eight days of Novem- Der 30 to December T A period of five years will be provided for the final payment of these subscriptions but for the campaign to succeed, the sum of s750000O0 must be subscribed T.ithin the eight days. Many have ex pressed the belief that the subscrip. lions will run to s100, 100000
 At meeting of the Executive Com. mittee of the Southern Baptist Conyen ton the $75,O0O,0OO to be raised was apportioned among the general inter