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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
BOGALUSA WINNER
IN FINAL EVENTS
Colt Breaks Record as Grand
Circuit Season Closes at
Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct 23.-The
grand circuit season of 1920 came
TO a close here today with four reg
ular events and a mile trot against
time, in which Bogalusa, chestnut
colt. driven by Thomas, made what
was announced as a seasons record
for two year olds The colt turned
in 2:O6A which is one and three
quarter seconds lower than his own
previous record
Charley Rex, OF the Murphy sta
bles. which won the free-for-all
stake race wednesday in straight
heats, in one of which he made the
mile in 2:O5L took the 2:O5 class
trot today from DR.. Nick in straight
heats the best time today being
2:O61a.
SinaOleo with Russell driving won
the 2:15 trot in straight beats while
in two events for southern horses.
y. w. B., entered by w. L. Adams. of
Bowman, Ga, and driven by Rogers
won the 2:15 pace, Dean Swift, en-
tered by j. ". Lancaster Alexander
City, Ala, and driven by George
stiles, OF Rome, Ca, took the 2:lO
trOt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
NEWKIRK- ZENTZ TO
DECIDE 1T TODAY
All-Star and Singer Game Will
Break Tie Between Star
Pitchers.

Chief" Zentz and Joe Newkirk.
probably the best pair OF pitchers
in local baseball circles. will face
on the mound at Singer park this
afternoon when the Singers meet
Anderson's All-Stars. an aggregation
which includes a half dozen profess
SIGNALS of high caliber.
Included in the lineup that Will
back Zentz will be Brad Rocker,
Mishawakan, with Louisville Amer
lean Association team; Rosuser.
catcher: Goat Anderson, Napier and
other local stars. The Singer team
behind Newkirk will be the same as
that which has played through the
season defeating several OF the best
teams Of this section.
Rivalry between Zentz and New
kirk started in midsummer when
the Chief" pitching for Pop
Frankel's IndestructOs, won a decis-
i've victory over the Singers. on a
second occasion Newkirk started a
long string of victories with a win
over Zentz and the Indest-uctos
This will be the third meeting OF the
pair and with good teams behind
both the fans who crowd Singer
park 10 bid the season adieu should
see a heated contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
FULTZ WILL FIGHT
IL CLUB CIRCUIT
International Will Protect Bal
timOre and Toronto Ter
ritOry.
By HENRY l.. FARRELL.
-nitcd Press Staff CORRESPONDENT. }

NNnltC0 BrcSS stan correspondent
NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Fresh fire
was thrown under the seething base
ball pot here today, David L. FultZ.
president OF the International
league, one of the powers Of the
prevent the invasion of Toronto and
Baltimore for the proposed new
"12 club league"
1T is hardly conducive 10 a res
toration OF confidence in the honesty
OF the national game that the first
official act Of the proposed new
board Will be an attempt TO violate
not only a definite agreement TO re-
speCt minor league territory but 20
violate a tradition as firmly ground
ed as the game itself, he said. AS
the formation of the new Il club"
league depends entirely on what aC-
ton is taken by the five American
league clubs opposing the reOrgani-
zation of baseball no cities had been
definitely considered for addition
TO the circuit.
Hcydlcr Denies Report.
Baltimore and Toronto has been
mentioned in the papers. John A.
Hydler, president of the National
league said 10 day but the club
OhN lltA = nav new ~ AlltlAlAOAANl NAA4ANA
city That is just talk"
BY his statement. F'ultz is the on
~ minor league head who has gone
on record as opposing the new re-
organization scheme. kilograms as
surfing and indOrsing the LaSker plan
continue TO pour into the National
league office from the minor lea
CUES, Heydler said today. Letters
with comics Of the resolutions pass
ed at the Chicago meeting have been
mailed by Heydler 20 the league
and club presidents of the National
/ association He also invited them 10
submit names of candidates. They
favored for places on the proposed
new governing board OF baseball
promising the names would be sub
mitted 10 a vote when the eight Ma
tional league and three American
| league club owners meet in Chicago
I Nov. S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
Football Results

Notre Dame. 2S; Valparaiso, 8.
South Bend High. ~; Elkhart. O.
Princeton, Il; Navy, o.
Virginia Mil. Inst. 81; Pennsylvania, Z.
Chicago. 10; Iowa, o.
Syracuse 10: Dartmouth, o
Carnegie Tech, %; Univ. of Cincinnati
-.
Illinois, Z; Michigan, g.
Gettysburg. 20; Albright 10.
Washington and Jefferson, "a; Le-
nigh. O.
Dickinson. 8; Ursinus,
Georgetown, 20: Fordham, Il.
Franklin and Marshall IA: Rochester o.
Hamilton, Il: New York Univ, Is.
Amherst. -; Union-0.
Brown. II; Springfield. O.
Wesleyan. 10: Columbia, 0.
Williams. o.: Trinity. o
Penn State, 100. Lebanon Valley, Z.
Muhlenburg. %; Bucknel, %.
Johns Hopkins, O.; SwarthmOre, Al.
Butler, Is: Elrlham, Z
Wabash. 80; Rose Poly, o.
Harvard. 81; Centre, II.
Virginia, Z Rutgers, O.
Ohio State b. Wisconsin, Z.
Yale, -: West Virginia, o.
Pittsburg. 10; Georgia Tech, 3.
y " -
Ohio Wesleyan, l.; Western Reserve, o.
Case. Z Akron q.
Wooster. 10; Oberlin. Q.
BALDWIN Wallace, .; Hiram, g.
Heidelberg "a. Ohio Northern, :.
Lafayette. 81 Catholic University. o.
st Johns. 10; Pennsylvania Military
College. Z
Gollaudet. Is: West Maryland. o
HaverfOrd. Il; Delaware, o.
Drake. Z Univ. OF Missouri. 10
Colorado College, 81; I. OF Denver, o.
Washington. Il oklahoma, "A
St Louis. = Missouri school u Mines
q.
Montana. 81. Montana Wesleyan, 0.
Marquette, 46. Western Normal, !.
Kansas, Z. Ames. a.
Nebraska. 20; South Dakota, 0.
Oregon. b. Idaho 4.
Washington. o. Oregon Aggies. 3
Creighton University. o Kansas Az
giles 3.
North Dakota, . Hamline Univer-
sity. g.
Utah Aggies. O: Montana state, o.
Carleton College Z. Coe College, 4
Colorado A. G.. p: Colorado Mines, Q.
Wyoming. o: Colorado. 4
stanford. Il. Santa Clara. !.
California 63 Utah. o.
Southern Methodist 0; Arkansas, q.
WittenberE. i . Miami. o
Colgate :: Cornell -
Hanover. q. st NavieT, a..
Marietta. %; Michigan aggies. :.
Mont Union ~ Kenyon, I.
Depauw. y. franklin. o.
Culver AIil Acddem.-i IS Crane Junior
College, Q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
loire Dame Smother Valparaiso Under Score Of % to
ARROWS MEET FORT
WAYNE TEAM TODAY
South Bend Independent Elev.
en- Opens Season at Spring
brook.

The South Bend Arrows. who piled
UP Il 20 o score against Goshen
last Sunday. will open their home
season at Springbrook park this aft
eruoOn with the team OF the Pyra-
mid a c., Fort Wayne. as their or
pOnents. The Arrows, who were
among the leaders in the local field
last year have added strength this
season by merging with the Koehler
and Schafers. another strong team
OF last season. Several OF the 1919
Koehler and Shafer stars will be IN
the local lineup this afternoon.
The Fort Wayne team has started
the season with a clean slate win
ming its first three games. Among
the layers are Louie Island, form or
Carlisle Indian school q Iarterbac6;
Smith. OF Purdue, tackle; Sr.Ker,
Ames, end, and several otho4 men
of college experience.
The teams will lineup as follows:
Arrows-Walling and Paliski,
ends; Pukrop and Klosinski. tackles;
Gore and Gruzy, guards; SchalegeL
center; Culop. quarterback; Wyne-
berg and Grey. halfbacks; Klysz,
fullback
yramids-Walda and Spiker,
ends; Drake and Smith. tackles /;
Hegerfelt and Smith, guarcs; Boyce.
center; DOenges and Distel, half
backs; Island and Stahl, quarter
backs, Sommers. fullback.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
MISHAWAKANS MEET.
BADIN HALL TODAY
Joe'S Specials to Open Season
With Notre Dame Hall
Team.

Joe's Specials, Nfishawaka's repre-
sentative eleven in the independent
football field, will open their season
at home at 2:3O o'clock this after
noon when they meet the Badin hall
team of the Notre Dame Inter hall
league. The game Will be played on
Belgian field, corner of Wells and
Sixth SITS. Mgr. F'rankel and Coach
Hodup have developed a strong
eleven in Mishawaka and expect 10
put up a hard fight for the leader
ship OF the South Bend independent
field.
The teams will line up as follows:
Badin hall-Donahue. lie; Schweit-
zer, II; Jacab awski. lg; Schmidt, c;
Callahan. Tg; Bloomfield. TT Arnold
re; Brinkman. OBJ; Innskeep, l hb;
O'NeiH. T hb; Phelps. 10. Mishawa-
ka-Marks, le. o. Neuland, II; Beck,
lg; Polly. C: Van Octgehen. rg; Car
rison. r.; Martens, re: Nivens. Oh;
+. Neuland. hb; Koehler. hb;
Bickel 70.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
GRID-SHOTS
BY Bob McAuline

The army captain, meaning the
West Point scout who sat in the
press coop, got an eye full, we
trust.
Things got rough when the two
ski jumpers. Anderson and Larson.
stepped into the game. If Hunk
hadn't missed that swing.
The Valpo boys grew noisy when
the score was 3 70 in their favor.
Afterward-an impressive silence.
Rockne made movie motions sig
nifying anger when a NalpO boy
mussed up one of the players when
down.
Mayor Carson and family rooted
for the Irish from the grand stand
Dick Lederer pulled some new
ones on the farmers.
The special wire in the press coop
relayed the contest play by play 10
Chicago.
Capt. Coughlin Of the Irish open
ed up a hole as wide as a church
aisle for Wynne TO make his cross
bucks. All-American.
The Studebaker band lent "A pic
turesque tint 10 the surroundings.
and dispensed "a snappy brand of
music, thanks 20 Mr. Erskine for
supplying the band and George Hull
for the idea.
The Valpo cheer leader was a
three baller."
st. Mary's, Lord love EN-, were
there with bells. we mean beaux.
Missed half the game reading
The Juggler."
No cars were allowed inside the
gate, which was peachy.
The grandstand couldn't be kept
down II rose" on every eNCit-
ing play.
The Valpo crowd had plenty OF
yells but no money.
Unit" is right Eleven in one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
BUTLER WINS IN LAST
MINUTES PLY. 49,

INDIANAPOLIS OCT = But
Ter college football team defeated
the Ear,ham college team l3 20 :
here today Butler scored seven
Earlham tied the score in the
fourth With but one minute 10
play. NcClafiiu OF Butler scored "A
touchdown and kicked goal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
CLEOPATRA IS WINNER
OF LATONI4 STAKES

LATONIA, KY. Oct CIV. r.
Goes Cleopatra won the Latonia
championship stakes here Saturday
afternoon. defeating George W
Lofts On Watch by three lengths.
Cleopatra covered the mile and
three-quarters in minutes. SIS 4-5
seconds. a new track record. H +.
Whitney's Damask was third three
lengths in front OF his stable mate.
John y. Grier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
BOilermdkers Vim Cross
Country From Illinois
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct %.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct %. -
Purdue won the dual cross coun-
Try meet from Illinois here Satur-
day, the Boilermakers scoring p
10 Illinois 81. low score winning
Purdue rSGnners finished first sec.
ond. fourth. ceventh and ninth. Hi
nois runners finished third fifth.
sixth. eighth and tenth. c. .. Fur
mas led the way for all the runners.
the speedy Purdue captain finishing
the FIVE mile race in a minutes. %
seconds Harrison OF Purdue was
second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
DEPAUW RUNS UP 28-O
SCORE on FRANKLIN

GREENCASTLE. Ind. oct. "a
DepaUw smothered the Franklin
college football team here Saturday
before a large crowd BY the score
OF IS TO 0. Depauw scored a touch
down in each quarter while Frank
lin was unable TO break through the
locals stone wall defense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
SOUTH BEND HIGH WINS
FROM ELKHART 43 TO o
Orange and Blue Easily Demonstrates Superior
ity Over High School Team From Musical
City-Work Of Linesmen Features.
BY ORANGE AND Blue

south Bend High school Tiuphed he Blue white Of Fix
Saturday afternoon
outwghed the Elkhars defense
a
The fight Of
line Of the Ekhars
In the backheld sabo Edwards
I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
Pitt WinS Hard Battle
From Georgia Tech 1913

PITSBURG. oct %. - Georgia
Tech. the golden tornado from the
south went down 20 defeat before
the University OF Pittsburg football
team at Forbes field here Saturday.
10 20 s. Il was one Of thee hardest
fought games ever played here and
the contest was long drawn out due
20 the fact that numerous players
were injured none seriously. Pitt
used nine 81 bstitutes during the
struggle. while Tech was forced 10
replace six men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
YALE IS winner OVER
VEST YIRGINIA 80

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 3. - Yale
trounced West Virginia "a % o Sat
urday afternoon in game with few
features. Runs by Frank Kelley
and Kempton paved the way for
touchdowns The play was argely
in the territory OF the visitors who
we're not AZ formidable either In
their. line OF aerial work as had
been expected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
" abdSh TrdmpIeS Rose
Poly Under $50 Score

TERRE HACTE. oct. 2e.-ThouEh
lighting every minute. the Rose Poly
engineers were unable 20 hold the
Wabash attack and were defeated,
80 90 o. Both teams resorted 10
straight football tactics throughout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
WESTERNERS FEATURE
PRINCETONS VICTORY

PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct. "a
Dazzling runs from kick formation
by Don Lourie OF Peru. H. and
Frank Murray OF Nashville. Tenn.
were the main factors Saturday IN
the Princeton eleven's defeat OF the
Navy, "a 10 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
OHIO ELIMINATES
BADGERS, 1S TO 7
Buckeyes Come From Behind
in Last Minute and Crush
Wisconsin.

COLUMBUS. O., Act. 23.-Com-
ing from behind in the last minute
OF play and duplicating the feat Of
Illinois last year when they won the
western conference here. Ohio State
through the skill OF her pivot man.
"Hobe" Workman. and the speed
OF Pete" Stinchcomo completely
wrecked WiscOnsin's championship
aspirations here Saturday after
noon. defeating them IS 10 Z. A
SS-yard forward pass from II.
Workman TO StinchcOmb who raced
from the 20-yard line for a touch
down ended a game which had gen
orally been conceded 10 Wisconsin.
Wisconsin made her touchdown II
minutes after the start OF the first
period and kicked goal.
Lineup and summary:
Ohio State C13) 81. Wisconsin 90
Myers ....... Weston
Left End
Huffman Capt. -..-........ Scott
Left Tackle
J. Taylor ....-..-.. -..-... Brader
Left Guard
Nemeck ................ Bungs
Center
Trott ......-...-....- HargOles
Right End
SpleFS .s.t-.. star
Right Tackle
SlCker ...-........... .-....t Iebau
Right Guard
Workman .....-.....- ...... Barr
Quarterback
StiuchcOmb .....-.-.-.. Holmes
Left Halfback
Henderson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Elliott
Right Halfback
Wulaman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sundt
Fullback
TouChdowns StinchComb. . f.
Holmes Goal from touchdown
StinchComb and Sundt. Onicials-
Referee Magidsohn. Michigan; UNI
pire. night Dartmouth; headlines
man. Young Illinois. Wesleyan F.
field judge. Gardner. Cornell Time
OF periods-15 minutes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
ISSUES MAKE ADVANCES.

BY United PRESS
NEW YORK. Oct 23.-sHght adj
vances were registered in practically
all the better issues AZ the opening
of the stock exchange TODAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Leech, Wilson, Drewry. StuG C.,
goals from touchdown. Leech g.
Pennsylvania scoring. Touch
downs. Wrsy (sub for Farrell; goal
from touchdown, Strauss.
Referee, Wattkeys, Syracuse. I'm
pire. Whiting, Cornell. linesmen.
Eckles, washington and jefferson
Time Of periods Is minutes each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Tatge, goal from t0uchdOWn. jack
son: goal from field, Cole Csub for
HanisonD Referee-Birch, EarlhOm
Umpire-Knight Michigan. Field
iudge-NTas her. Northwestern. Head
Iinesman-St Johns, Notre Dame
Time Of PERIODS Is minutes each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Touchdowns. Edwards : Sluss
Sabo 1 Thielens /. Goals from
touchdOwns. SabO g. Substitution.
Thielens for Sluss. Kintz for 10th.
Fetters for MaXev, MinkoW for
KNIT Appleman for Fer-ers Rails
ton for Klink. Scheer FOR Ralston.
Maxey for Nyikos. Plank for Ran
dolph. Engierhart for Stevens REF
cree Kline. Notre Dame; Umpire,
Dubois. Dartmouth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

try in the latter's lair and emerged
but proud in demonstrating that the
reports of their previous play were
not exaggerated or without founda-
ton.
Worthy of Its Praise.
That an institution with an en-
rollment Of about 500 students and
with but one coach to prepare the
football team for the pulling and
perfected Llay OF rival team with
almost unlimited financial and in
struction facilities should be able %
match an historic and established
opponent throughout the first thirty
minutes Of play stamps the Centre
college eleven az one worthy OF all
the praise which had preceded il.
Extensively the ~colonels'' showed a
game fully equal 10 that OF Harvard,
but it was the lack Of a strong de-
Tense that finally differentiated be
tween victor and vanquished.
The lineup:
Harvard Position Cente
Kane OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chinn
Left End
FaXon ...,......... Montgomery
Left Tackle
TOlbert ..........-.. Ford
Left Guard
Havemeyer ...... Weaver
Center
WOODS ...............,, RObb
Right Guard
Hubbard .............. James
Right Tackle
CASTOR .........--.. Snoddy
Right End
Fitzgerald .............. McMillin
Quarterback
Churchill ............. Armstrong
Left Halfback
owen Observation-Disclosures. Moran
Right Halfback
Horween ......... Roberts
Fullback
Referee-R. W. Maxwell. Swarth
more; Umpire-T ]. Thorp, Column
bia: Field Judge y. Bankhart,
Dartmouth; Head Linesman-W. @.
Crowell, Swarthmore
Periods-15 minutes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
WOLVERINES LOSE TO
ILLINOIS BY ONE POINT

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct %
BY the narrow margin Of a goal
after touchdown, Illinois virtually
eliminated Michigan from the west
ern intercollegi championship
race this afternoon, defeating the
Maize and Blue, TO S.
Michigan scored its touchdown
in the second period on A
brilliant IS yard run by Dunn.
quarterback. who intercepted a for
ward pass to get the ball His at
tempt to goal. however. went wide
OF the posts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

second string to the field. Gipp,
Brandy and Capt Coughlin remain
ed. After Gipp had dashed Off
tackle for - yards, MOhardt un-
cOrked "a 90 yard sprint which left
the Nalpo stands gasping. Gipp
passed TO Capt COughlin for a so
yard gain but the next pass was in
terCepted by SCanlon. Nalpo kicked
40 yards but Notre Dame regained
the distance on two plays when Mo-
hardt tore off . 5 yards and Gipp du-
plicated the distance and crossed the
Nalpo goal again. He kicked goal.
The fourth touchdown came as a
result OF a wild pass by the NalpO
center. Dave Hayes. whose defense
had held Nalpo away from his end,
covered the ball on the five yard line
and Mohardt Immediately carried
1T through for a touchdown with
two Nalpo taCklers hanging on his
legs. Thomas kicked goal. NOtre
Dame 2S. Valparaiso g.
The line-ups and summary.
Notre Dame (2S) Valparaiso (S)
Carberry -............... Goheen
Left End
Left Tackle
Cotton ............- ...... Sawyer
Left Guard
Mehre ............... kerCheval
Center
Dooley -.-----.... -..-.-......- hrlebcl
Right Guard
\OSs .-...... -.-..-.-.-.. .-... COule
Right Tackle
hayes ............... ..-..... kcklund
Right End
Grant ...........- ....-...-.. SCanlOn
Quarterback
Mohardt ..-............. Gilbert
Left Halfback
Walsh .............. Bradle
Right HalfbaCk
Cashier ...-......... ......-.. DandelCt
Fullback
Score by periods:
Notre Dame -... il 14-2S
Valparaiso ....... o @ o. 8
Touchdowns-Gip .. Wynne. No
hardt Goal from touchdown-Gipp
8, Thomas Field Goal-Ecklund
SubstituLOns - \Otre u "A IN e /.
Hiley FOR Carberry, Hayes for kiley.
T.. Coughhn for Garvey. smith for
Cotton. Larson for Nehre. Mlhre
for Larson II. Anderson for DOOley.
shaw for NOsS. r. Anderson FOR
Hayes. Prokup for +. Anderson.
Brandy for Grant. Thomas for
Brandy. Gipp for Mohardt i. Cough
lin for Walsh. Barry for y. Cough
lin, shea FOR Barry. Wynne FOR Cast
uer. Cashier FOR Wynne, Phelan for
Cashier.
Valparaiso. EnEstrom for kerch-
eNal. Dandalet FOR Scanlon. c. Har-
ris for Gilbert. Gearing for c. Ear-
r.s B. Harris for Dandalet.
Referce-Lipsli (ChicagO). UNI
pire-W Wyatt ;AIissouri). Head lines
man-Cooper (Spriugheld).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Ralph Fletcher (sub for Pedeu.)
Goal from touchdown - Ralph
Fletcher.
Dunn.
Referee-Hacket West Point. I'm
pire-Haines Yale. Field Judge
Means, Pennsylvania. Head linesman
-Durfee. Williams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
PENN Is UPSET BY
Y. M. |. "SET-UPS''
Unsung Eleven From Virginia
Humbles Pennsylvania,
q to 7.

Heralded as an easy set-up in the
lull before the big games TO come.
the Virginia military institute out
classed the University Of Pennsyl-
vania football team in every depart
ment of the game today and won, %
10 Z.
Taking the offensive at the out
set, the sOutherners swept the Penn
sylvania team off its feet and in the
first few minutes of play the red
and blue goal line was crossed for
the hrst time this year when Leech
picked a hole off the tackle. Leech
also kicked goal.
Virginia (27) Pennsylvania ca
DreW-rv F,rfrasssxa ey1I -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
MAROONS DEFEAT IOWA
BY SCORE OF 10 TO 0

STAGE FIELD, Chicago. Oct %
Chicago trIumphed over Iowa 10
to 0 in their eleventh annual contest
today. The defeat virtually elimin-
ated Iowa from the big ten" race.
The Maroons scored a touchdown i'm
the first period and a field goal IN
the fourth.
Lineup and summary:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

@.- ... .at.. ia .itaHt az. +4A rAA ri AtfAA ga
George Gipp. first citizen Of Laur-
iIm Mich. was again the ace Of the
Irish backneId Besides shooting
the few passes used with the veloc-
i,y and precision Of a machine gun,
Gipp tore off immense hunks Of
2ardage on almost every play, made
two OK NOtre Danes touchdowns
and kicked three goals from touch
o0wa. Wynne, kockne's fullDaCk
lind. and Johnny Mohardt. halfback.
were the other Big factors in the
-uHrInr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

a punuu- dUoI betNeen LohIuuu
md Cashier opened the guar Ter.
pockne again withdrew most OF ms
rrrt-stEfney men and returned the
The commonwealth., 1920-10-12
WEAK; RljA-D0WH|! I!
Caroline Lady Get So She Could
Just Drag.-"Cardyli Built Me
Up," She Declares.

Kerne rsville, N. Gin an interest
ing statement regarding Cardui, the
Wo1nans S Tone, 1sirs. Wesley Aabe, CT
near here, recently said: II have
known Cardui Tor years, but never
knew its worth until year or so ago
l was in 2 weakened, rundown con-
ditlon. became draggy-didn't eat Or
sleep to 80 any good: couldn't do any
thing without a great effort. | tried
different remedies and medicines, YET
/ continued to drar
Il decided TO give Cardui & trial,
END found it was 1Est what really
needed. 1t made me fee! much strong
er soola after l began to use it, I be-
gan to eat more, anc the nervous,
weak feeling began to leave. Soon |
was slceping good.
"Cardui built me up as 20 other
tonic ever did.
II used Cardui with one daughter
who WIS puny, felt bad and tired out
all the time. 1t brought her right out,
and soon she was as we'll as g:rl
could be. We think there is nothing
like Cardui."
Do not allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from wcmanly
troubles. Take Cardui. You may find
1t just what you really need. Fer
more tnan 40 years it has been used by
thousands and thousands, and found
Just as l--s. Nabe describes.
At ycu. druggists EC-14e
The commonwealth., 1920-10-12

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crossing very nicely.