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Wright out on a line fly S. Harris (SUNDAY'S GAME) to Columbus Day , THE THAT PREVENTED A JOHNSON SHUTOUT and Treynor was doubled at first, S. Harris to Judge* S. Harris made a EAST TEAMS Observed in 33 great leaping one-handed catch. Grantham up: Grqptham grounded to States as Holiday TWO HOMERS IN Judge who could not make a play at first as it was an hit. Gooch 33 infield STIFF ¦Columbus Day is obsfrved in up: put to S. who ¦HAVE Gooeh flied Harris states as a legal holiday. Sports made the catch behind second base. Chi- The Columbian Exposition in THIRD WIN FOR No runs, two hits, no errors. Co- cago in 1893 revived interest in Washington— S. Harris up: S. Har- GAMES AHEAD lumbus, especially because of the ris singled to left. Goslin up: Goslin arrival from Europe of the models " taking . * singled to center, S. Harris t *'A, • 4V.. A in which the THE which of the three caravels SENATORS second. It was a Texas leaguer set out SENATORS Three Intersection*! Battles navigator and his band had fell between Carey and Barnhart. J. on the voyage which ended with the Harris up. J. Harris flied to Barn- on Schedule for discovery of America. Washington Takes Sunday’s hart. Judge up: Judge grounded to Football Following this revival of interest HOPE TO END Grantham, forcing Goslin at second, * Saturday came the movement to establish Game By a‘4 to 0 Scares Grantham to Wright, S. Harris takes October 12, the day on which in 1492 third. Judge on first. Peck up: Columbus landed on the island Only Need One More While Morrison was holding the ball New York, Oot. 12.—UP)— Eastern which he named San Salvador, as a SERIES TODAY a double steal was attempted but S. college football teams are confronted legal holiday. out at the plate, Morri- week in to run the third Harris was intensive training this Colorado was the first state A home by Goslin in son to Grantham to No runs, preparation for hard schedules on a holiday. This action Victory Today Give with Riee S. Harris on Gooch. accept it as Would inning, and two hits, no errors. Saturday. Three intersectional tilts followed by other states. In base ahead of him, and another four- was Title While Pitts- Eighth Inning form a heavy card of eight major 1909 the day was made a legal holi- Them base clout by J. Harris, who immedi- Pittsburgh—Bigbee batting for Syracuse years of the plate, contests, with and Columbia day in New York after six burgh Must Win Three ately followed Goslin at Morrison. Bigbee popped out to S. invading “Big Ten” gridirons, while political campaigning. gave Washington the only scores up: singled .to Army Knights in all yesterday’s Harris. Moore Moore Notre Dame and -the clash at The of made in left center. Carey up: Carey popped the Yankee Stadium in New York. parts of the country have always 12.-Pittsburgh Pirates, take all three of the remaining games play Johnson hit in front of the plate ers in the game which would make it seems that only a miracle can to take the world pennant away from and Ruel was out, Gooch unassisted. as good a showing as the original Schools of State keep Washington trom the triumpn the Senators. as he slid into the plate. Rice up: squad. brought grasp through The Pirates started out with Yde it has within a Rice forces Johnson at second, It will be the Army’s third straight adequate knowledge of the his- remarkable combination of magnil- on the mound yesterday, opposing runs, two hits, An a Wright to Moore. No intersectional tilt this season. The of their own state is the aim of a icent pitching by Johnson, extra the veteran Walter Johnson for the was successful in tory no errors. team its first two new history of the North Dakota ordinary strategy by Harris, an ef- Senators. After the damage had Ninth Inping efforts, defeating Detroit and Knox that has had (loose been done jn the third, however, Yde which was written by Herbert Clay fective attack Pittsburgh—Barnhart up: Barnhart college. Ryland (.lost in and Joe Harris as its biggest was benched and replaced by Morri- up. Traynor ground- Fisk and M. Black and has walks. Traynor* Other Games adopted as a book guns and an astonishing defense in son, who -held the Senators scoreless out Sharing spotlight been standard text is Traytmr, Pirate third baseman, crossing the plate after his run drive into the BhQrt ed to S. Harris who touched Barn- the f.oothall with seventh and eighth grades which Sam Kice, Muddy Kuel and Horn “Pie” home thereafter. When Pittsburgh took at the Dame-Army in the only run scored off Walter Johnson, the Senators’ ace, hart and'' Traynor was doubled Notre battle in the and high schools in North Harris himself have played the most right held "circus seats.” It was the pitching In the field in the eighth inning Adams Judge. Wright up. east Pennsylvania Dakota. game first, S. Harris to is the clash with history conspicuous parts. the first of the world series. took the mound, replacing Morrison. Wright Judge. (for The covers tKe development ,out, S. Harris to No Yale at New Haven the first time the state from the time of the Coveleskie and Aldridge The Lineup runs, no hits, no errors. in 31 years. Penn’s 8 to P triumph of On of spectacular Yesterday’s lineup was follows: first pioneers through the period of top Johnson’s as over the hardy Brown machine in- govern- of the Pirates yesterday by Pittsburgh Moore, second base; the first settlers, territorial shutout [NTERSECTIONAL creased a leaning toward the Quakers statehood to the a 0 it seems likely that Carey, center .field; Cuyler, right Sunday’s Box Score \ ment and present 4 to margin, INCREASE IN against Yale. ’• f ’ ~- the winning momentum oi the Sen- WIN field; Bar/ihart, Jyft field.; Tray nor, |,f . Victories over Marquette time. ORIOLES and Wil- 1 1t Black is president of the state nor- ators may carry them on quickly to third base; Wright, shortstop; Gran- and Mary have greatly encour- Pittsburgh AB R H PO A E liam mal and school at Ellen- the one victory needed to clinch the GRIDIRON CONTESTS MARKS 1925 tham, first base; Gooch, catcher; Yde, aged the Middies, who are preparing industrial professor history series. The bid for it will be placed . Washington—Rice, center Moore, 2b 4 0 1 3 8 0 to emtertain Princeton. dale, a former of the of the veteran spitball LEAGUE field; S. Harris, second base; Goslin, Carey, of 3 0 -I 0 0 0 at the Red River Valley University in hands MINOR high scoring Cuyler. 4 0 0 0 0 Harvard was the team Wahpeton , star, Stanley Coveleskie, although he OF left field; J. Harris, right field; rf 0 over the 68 and the school of science. SCHEDULES BIG UNIVERSITIES « week end with a to 0 tri- » 0 1 0 history alone of the Senators stuff has tasted Judge, first base; Peckinpough, Barnhart, If 2 umph Mkidlebury, indicating He is the author of the of Traynor, 4 0 0 0 over a (the state convention, defeat. But “Covely’s" setback in shortstop; Ruel, catcher; Myer, third 3b 2 3 change for the better in the coachjug constitutional' more the failure CHAMPIONSHIP Chicago Johnson, pitcher. Wright, ss 4 0 0 3 4 1 1889 to 1910. the second game was Notre Dame Has Heaviest Intersectional Schedule; base; arrangement. The Crimson’s next than his own fault, Umpires: Moriarity at plate, Big- Grantham, lb 3 0 2 10 3 0 Fisk was curator of the North Da- of his teammates 0 opponent will be Holy Cross. Colum- is confident the big Pole Has Heaviest East-west Lineup in Conference ler at first base; Owens at second Gooch, c 3 0 0 6 3 kota Historical Society and former and Harris Baltimore Team Heals Louis- p 1 0 0 0 0 bia will be fortified with a clean history department will come through today. base, McCormick at third base. Morrison, 2 slate when head of the at Yde, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 the squad journeys to take the Minot State Teachers The Pirates, their backs now to Eighth The score by innings: Ohio at College. ville in and Final Oct. 12. f/P) Blue, is the Adams, p o o o o o o on State Columbus. Colum- He is now the head of the history the wall, will call on their unbeaten Chicago, —Nineteen helm of the Orange and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9—R.H.£. bia has yet to be scored upon opponent Bigbee x 1 0 0 0 0 0 thi9 department at Ellensburg, star, , conqueror of Game, 5 to 2 great inter-sectional football games in j second conference for Penn- Pittsburgh 00000000 o—o C.l year. the Wash- It xvliich five conference sylvanin the week following the Chi- ington, normal school. Coveleskie, for today's stand. was western elevens! Washing- Syracuse plans to present a strong roles, game. Totals 31 0 41 24 19 1 the regular turn for and Notre Dame play the chief cago-Penn The “Fighting ;IH- ton 00400000 o—4 12 0 aerial attack against Indiana at Baltimore, Oct. 12. (A3 ) ihe Bal- that 1925 the ini” 31, to R A In- but the bespectacled ace has suffered indicate the season on go to Philadelphia October The batteries: Washington AB H PO E dianapolis. The forward pass was a sore arm since his work in the timore Oiioles, seven times cham- gridiron will be the greatest football clash with Penn. Illinois’ grent AU- For Pittsburgh—Yde, Morrison, Rice, cf 5 1 2 2 0 0 with of the International, added back, 3 1 1 6 7.0 used marked success against Red River Valley opening game and may see no further pion luis ever seen. American half Harold Grange, Adams and Gooch. S. Harris, 2b William and Mary. Other glory to themselves yesterday the inter- will debut before eastern If 3 l 2 3 0 0 outstand- service, even if the series is prolong- linin' Notre Dame lias heaviest make his For Washington—Johnson and Ru- ¦Goslin. ing struggles will find Rutgers stack- Heavy by defeating the Colonels, of any grid Grange big Harris, 4 1 i o o Corn Yield ed after today. Louisville sectional schedule of the mid- fans. will be the | el. J. rf ed against at Ithaca and Pirates Slump winners of the American association, die western-elevens, but of the Big cog in Zuppke’s strong offensive ma- First Inning Judge, lb .3 0 0 9 0 0 Cornell deciding Colgate meeting Lafayette at Phila- Crookston, Minn., Oct. 12. —Men in But unless the Pirates recover the o to 2, in the eighth and Ten universities with intersectional chine this season, as he has been fpr Pittsburgh—Moore up: Moore flied Peckinpaugh, ss ..4 0 1 0 2 0 series for minor 0 delphia. this section familiar with that was supposed to game of the the games ahead of them, Chicago faces the past two years, and the Illinois up: Ruel, c 3 0 3 5 .0 conditions attacking ability tin* out to center. Carey Carey on the farms assert, that the farmer be main asset, their cause seems league championship of world. the hardest schedule. The Maroons team will be moulded around the up: Myer, 3b 4 0 1 0 1 0 their necessary to Walks. Cuyler Cuyler out, Har- in the Red River valley who failed Ut lost. Marauders of the National The fifth viitory. will meet two eastern elevens stand- great star, ris to Judge, takes Johnson, p 4 0 1 0 0 0 was doubly sweet to Carey second. produce a good crop of corn this sea- League this season, the young bucca- clinch the title, ing high in grid circles and one Intersectional Meets Barnhart up: Barnhart No runs, Marek and Grange Dunnmen, inasmuch as it was fans. 4 27 10 0 son is an exception. In fact, reports neers entered the series liuiled as the southern team. Never in the history Other western teams by scheduling no hits, no errors. Totals 33 12 the expense of Joe Deber- of fine yields are frequent; and not greatest attacking arrays gained at of the Big Ten has a conference intersectional tilts this year give evi- up: x Hatted for Morrison in Bth. Outstanding Lights one of the of Kentuck- Washington—Rice Rice nut, only that, but what is in of all time. , They fallen down ry. righthanded ace the looked to such a the rising growth of east- Summary: Two base hit, Ruel. unusual the have to school forward deuce of Wright to Grantham. S. Harris up: past, every the of ians, who had pitched his team schedule. west games and west-south games. Home runs, Goslin, J. Harris. Stol- in Saturday practically variety planted miserably by sharpshooting wins in games. heavy intersectional Harris walked. Goslin up: Goslin Games made a previous crop. , Johnson, Ferguson, Marberry and two decisive Play Kentucky Columbia and Ohio State renew en bases, Peckinpaugh, Carey. Dou- matured The onslaught drove him from j. walked, Harris on second. J. Harris Traynor The experts say only except for a few brief Oriole Tin* Maroon eleven opens its sea- their rivalry on the chalked field, ble plays: to Moore to Chicago, Oct. 12—OP)—The prom- this fact not Coveleskie, the mound in the fourth inning. up: Harris and S. Harris out, Traynoi* presages a much larger corn flashes. son October :] with the University of this time at Columbus in the huge ,to to Grantham; Harris to Judge (2). ise of Elmer of Ohio as acreage George Eurnshaw, whose hurling Moore Grantham. No runs, no Pittsburgh 8; Wash- Marek one next year, but also assures a Where they led the National Kentucky on Stagg Field. On Octo- Buckeye stadium, on October 17. errors. Loft- on bases: of the backfield luminaries of the plenti- had met with little success in an no on off ful supply of corn. League in batting with a mark of .JOG her 24, Chicago goes to Philadelphia The Navy seems to be popular with Second Inning ington 9. Bases balls Yde 3 present football season and the re- excellent seed The earlier contest, was extremely ef- . Goslin, Judge); 1 supply of available for the regular season, the Pirates to play Pennsylvania, a game that teams. Once more Michigan (Harris, Morrison turn of “Red" Grange of to seed is estimated fective yesteiday. Both of the Col- western (hits,Pittsburgh—Traynor up: Treynpr (Ruel). (Carey, Barnhart) Illinois at per any hit only pace so far in will bring out all the strategy that clashes with the Middies, at Ann Johnson 2 his old form as ground gainer and 50 cent in excess of other have at .205 onels’ scores, which came in the sec- grounds to Myer who knocks the ball Strpck out by 1 (Myer). Mor- year, and aggregate gain yiejd the series-, proof enough of their 34 years of coaching lias given Direc- Arbor, on October 31. Yde running strategist, were outstanding the in ond inning, were aided by two glar- j down but cannot make a play. Tray- 4 (Johnson. Goslin, J. Harris, in first is rated at the same figure. downfall from slugging heights. Two live tor A. A. Stagg, the “Grand OJd Alan Notre Dame faces West Point, nor on first. Wright up: rison lights clashes of Big Ten ing infield errors, the first of Wright Peckinpaugh). Johnson 2 (.Barnhart, teams. In fact the One of the striking instances of of their heaviest guns, Cuyler and miscues. of Football.” Georgia Tech, Penn State, Baylor and grounds to Peck, forcings Trayrvor, individual per- Oriole Tech, j Cuyler). Hits off Yde 5 in 2 1-3 in- formances in last Saturday’s game heavy corn production is noted at the Barnhart, have been impotent for the Dartmouth, the “Big Green,” comes Carnegie jPeck to S. Harris. up: .third) Cuyler’s games /Grantham nings (ope out in Johnson 6 probably were more significant Ingar Ferestad farm, near East Grand most part, although homer LOUISVILLE TO PLAY ’FRISCO to Chicago to play the Maroon eleven Other intersectional of this Grantham grounds to Myer and 5 in 4 in- than 3 beat* in 9 innings; Morrison .2-3 the effect of the battles on the Forks. Ferestad drilled in' yellow was a decisive blow in the second Los Angeles. Cal.! Oct. 12. -(A ) on November 14, in the last intersec- fall are: St. Louis University the throw to first, Wright going to Win- cham- however, at Point, October 24; nings, Adatus 2 in one inning. pionship race. 1 dent for fodder, but when he cut his game. “Pie” Tray nor, alone Louisville's defeat by 1 lie Baltimore tional tilt for Chicago. Middlewest- West second. epoch up: Gooch out, Peck pitchor, Losing pitch,- crop has hit for the National ern and eastern grid critics point to Ohio Wesleyan at Syracuse Uni- ning Johnson. Along with Marek and Grange, last week he gathered 60 bushels consistently Orioles in the Junior world series to Judge, Wright pnd Grantham each er, Yde. . / to the while also playing bril- j this game as one of the best of the versity, November 7; Washington and Kutseh of lowa was one oJ the spec- acre of good corn, as well Leaguers, will not interfere with tin* proposed advancing a base. Yde up: Yde tacular performers, his as a large amount of liantly Louis- season. Jefferson at University of out* work against fodder. As tko in the field. intersectional series between the De- iS. Harris to Judge. No runs, two St. 4,ouis put Reaches Glory at the troit, Nov. 14. helping to him at tne yellow dent planted by Ferestad is a Johnson ville and San Francisco, President Illinois, with Bob Zuppke hits, po errors. of conference very world series career of Walter tin* Coast head scorers with 37 late variety, requiring 26 days The Harry Williams of Pacific Washington—Judge up: Judge out , Series Notes | points, including five touch-downs more to ripen that Minnesota Johnson now has reached the glory Baseball League said today, explain- on pop to No. 13, University of Cincinnati, 12; Colby-New Hampshire game can- a fly Wright. Peck up; Ralph Baker, the Northwestern ace, the boosters for more corn .acreage that was his goal hut which w is de- ing that the Baltimore* Orioles bail Peck out, Yde to Trayftor Georgetown, C>. celled, snow. to Gran- was not in the game against Carle- declare that when this variety can nied him last season. Kven his re- declined to come west to meet the Ruel up: Ruel singles to Washington, Oct. *l2. —OF) —Ah ton enough stand Monmouth College, 2; Carthage Tufts-Bates game cancelled, snow. tham. the third long to give him an -op- be ripened in the valley there is no markable four-inning victorious Seals. Clarkson-St. Nichols game can- center. Myv up: Myei* struck out. Schact ; announced after portunity to shine in his against the Giants us the sun was agreed several weeks College, ft. Senators’ victory -that he mould accustomed longer any doubt about its merit as The Colonels Marietta Marshall, ft. celled, snow. No runs, one'hit, no errors. glory. down at Griffith stadium In ago to make the California trip, Wil- 9; today’s game. “I’ve warmed up .a “corn country." going Ohio University, Dennison, ft. Geqreia Tech. Penn 7. Third Inning pitch Michigan Li iinal game of 1924 can hardly be liams said, regardless of the outcome 27; IC, State with the band day,” said the Head# at the Mount Union, 14; Ashland, ft. Columbia 4, Wesleyan 0. Pittsburgh—Moore up: Moore out, eVery The 3 to 3 tie, registered compared with his two mighty con- They G can show hy Chi- of their series with Baltimore. ft; 4(1. New York university 12, Union 3. line f|y to left field. Carey up: Car- Senator comedian, “and J cago and Ohio State, con- series with the to begin traveling im- King College, Marines, If I fall was not County Agents quests in this Pir- are scheduled 19; 9. Allegheny 14, ey out, fly to right. Cuyler up. Cuy- them some alow m.usjc. sidered to seriously 12 mediately, making the jour- Drake, Kansas Aggies, Geneva 0. up bur- have affected ates. His performance months wesward lowa State, 2ft; Kanses U ft. Delaware G, Ursiaus 2. ler opt. S. to Judge. A great down Aitrock will take the their chances for the title. regaining ney in easy stages, playing practice Marcia cray Curious- Meet at Fargo ago was sensational —the University of Columbia Penn Military 31, Albright 6. stop by S. Harris. No no hits, den. That’s the me work." ly. this was the same score register- fine faculties the crucial games en route to keep in condition. Detroit; runs, of his at College, ft. St. Albans 0, Milwaukee Country no errora. ed last year, notwithstanding which moment, but his battering down of The series will open Oct. 22 at San Yde was the first pitcher to be Nine county agents from Richland, Cornell of lowa, 21; Hamline. ft. Day School 0. Washington—Johnson up: Johnson the Maroons were able to land the Dickey, the powerful Pirates crew in two Francisco. university'3, Schuylkill 0. knocked but of the box. in the 192 b title. So far LaMoure, Barnes, Cass, Monmouth College, 3; Carthage Temple singles to left hut is out trying t» Fergusah., Meadows, Krem- as the title is concern- Stutsman and straight contests has established him College, Dickinson 13, Villanovu 2. streteh the hit, to Wright classic. ed nine .of the 10 teams still are Kidder counties will all the position he ft. Barnhart er pinch hitters meet at Frances hall at once and for in Utah Aggies 13; Denver U.. 0. (Swarthmore 22, Susquehanna 0. who took the throw at tbgse, and Morrison had" sporting the virgin 1,000 per cent, the North 2(1 years of second relieve -them they did not go out Dakota Agricultural college today has earned by nearly Colorado Aggies, 21; Brigham Maryland 16, Rutgers 0. Rice up. Rice grounded to but only Indiana, crushipgly defeated and on Football Results Moore under fire. Tuesday, with G. W. Randlett, faithful service the diamond. Young U„ 7. Lafayette 40, Washington 0. who made a great stop, falling by Michigan, being on the xero side direc- “We won the game and that is all Aggies Norwich of the column. Theoretically Mich- tor of extension work for the college, St. Viator, 14; Eureka, 9. Massachusetts 19, length on the ground, and could pot - the eighth I care about,” Johnson’s statement Colorado College. 10; ft. , pitching igan, as a result of win, *nd N. G. Gorman, county agent, BIG TEN Regis nothing. make a play. Rice safe at first. S. yesterday against the its is head- after yesterday’s game—marks him Minnesota, 34; Gritiell. •>. Buena Vista, 6; Harvard GB, Middlebury 0. S; inning Sena- ing the list. The other six teams leader. Program building and plans Coe, 0. Harris up: Harris .grounds to tors, pitching for us a man of faith to game and team, Michigan, 02; Indiana, (l. Wyoming, 7; State Col- Yale Freshmen 13, Exeter 0. scaled the .world series have played no conference game so county agent work for the coming Western Granthani who tries for Rice at sec- peak for the -time in 16 years. year will be discussed. a pitcher ultra-desirable. Purdue, 29; DePauw, 0. lege, ft. Princeton 15, Washington & Lee 6. ond Wright drops the ball fir«t far. won their victory on Chicago, I’.; State, 2. 20, 0. but and He won three, games fpr the Pirates Two) Big Saturday Mr. Randlett will speak on “Pro- The Senators Ohio Nebraska Wesleyan, 3; South Da- ;St. Lawrence C. C. New York both runners' are safe. Goslin up: Games gram Johnson’s good right arm and the Northwestern. 17; Carleton, (I 48, 0. against Detroit in 1909 but his dura- The lowa-Illinois game next Building,” Miss DeLong, as- kota State. 2. Cornell Williams Goslin hits into the center field bility, g£eit, Sat- heavy bat of Leon (Goose) Goslin. lowa. 41; St. Louis, 0. Adrian, 28; Manchester, 7. Westminster 8, Buffalo 0. while has not matched urday probably offers the greatest sistant supervisor of women’s pro- bleachers for a . scoring Rice of Walter Johnson. He was opportunity fpr jects qn The Goose tool; wing in the third, Illinois, 10; Butler. 12. Lawrence, 41; Northwestern col- Colgate 49, St. Bonaventure 0. and S. that spectacular play, “Homemakers’ Work"; screeching over Wisconsin, Franklin, 0. Lehigh Harris ahead of him. ,J. Har- touched for two hits,, but escaped be- with mighty Grange pitted Harry Rilling, supervisor junior carried a drive the 2.’: lege, ft. 38, Drexel 0. ris up: J. ing the of and flew WEST Normal, ft. Harris hits into center scored on. against Kutseh in a play for projects, on “Program Building head of Wabash, 07; Muncie Gettysburg 21, Muhlenburg 0. field bleachers for a home indivi- for around the paths in the wake of two North Dakota SN; Jamestown col- Monmouth College, 3; Carthage Hamilton 12, Worcester 6. run. dual honors. Conference eyes also Junior Clubs,” and Rex. Willard, ' Judge up. Harris, as ft. - walked- Peck Yde was • When Goslin and Joe Harris hit will be turned on the Michigan-Wia- farm management mates. Joe established lege College, ft. Holy Cross Providence College went demonstrator for only yesterday, Aggies 14; Morningside game postponed, taken ont and Morrison into successive' homers in the third inn- consin go, with the probable outcome the college, will cleanup hitter fol- N. D. 7. Miami, 2,0; Wittenburg. ft. cold. Pittsburgh. Judge they duplicated talk on “Farm with South Dakota 27; Dakota Wesley- Findlay. Defiance, Stephens Trinity the boa for out ing the feat of the little more than a guess. Managing Projects.” lowed the Goslin creation a 27; ft. St. 6, 0. pair. which imbedded itself an 0. Ypsilanti, 14; Bowling Green, 9. Ridge 0, Catholic University stealing, Gooch to Moore.. Pack sin- old-Red Box Reaper and hew-; Similar conferences will furious clout Blue gled to left. Ruel up:, Peek stole is, series with be held at in the permanent stands of left field, Notre Dame, 12; Belo't, 2. Muskingum, 13; Hiram, 7. 35. achieved in the .1915 Lakota Wednesday and Thursday; at !>; Otterbein, ft. Valley 0. second. Ruel walked* Myer up: the Philadelphia Nationals. Friday the only home run in the series that Cleveland, Georgetown 40. Lebanon Rue) Minot and Saturday, and at passed beyond the confines of John Carroll, 2:1; Duquesne ft. EAST Haverford G, Hopkins 0. Myer forced at tyecojtd, Moore to Dundee Forfeits Dickinson Friday and Saturday had Johns Wright, Four runs, five hit#, one of temporary stands. Lake Forest. 0; Michigan State, 0. Nnvv 19. Marquette ft. Maine 7, Connecticut Aggies 0. • Match Herman next week. Ohio Wesleyan, 27; Huron, ft. Washington 4ft, Army Knox error. , Berteaback to to Harris Shares Honors and Jeff Wnyr.es- 2C, 7. 'V "'VM ' As the game drew to its close, Capital, 9; Western Reserve, ft. hurg 6. Syracuse 33, William & Mary 0. Fourth Inning Pittsburgh—Barnhart . Meet King Solomon New Yprk, Oct. ,12.—0W —Johnny shared the limelight Heidelburg, 7: Ohio Northern, ft. Pennsylvania 9. Brown ft. Bucknell 21, George Washington 0. up: Barnhart fouled out to Ruel. Traynor up: 1 Dundee, former' world’s with J6hnson and Goslin with two Oberlin. 13; Wooster, ft. Springfield college 24. R. P. I. ft Fordham GO, Gallaudet 0. atpole Grounds weight .champion, .weigh Missouri, 9; Nebraska, 0. Niagara U Rochester TrsxnA* .out, Mfirrieop to Grantham- failed to in sensational defensive plays that cut Franklin and Marshall 2ft, St. 55. 0. Wright (o today Jor his scheduled 16-round off Pirate threats. In the seventh St. Xavier College, aft; Kentucky Johns 6. NORTHWEST Wright up: out, Moore fight Wesleyan, ft. Ho rubs, no hits, er- New' Tori,. with Bah* Heyipan this after- 1 THE RESULT manager leaped Dartmouth 30, 0. St. Olaf 40, Concordia 0. Grantham. no I the young and Vermont on# rounds of hohlug -OP the noon. Friends of the former title screeching drive Columbus College 16, School of rors. , ' j .• closing wopld of m stabbed a from Washington—Johnson program for the show of the holder said he not appear 1 Wright’s then doubled Tray- Mines 0. up. John- Polo Grounds against disagree- bat and son struck out. Rice up: Rice outdoor season at the Herman due to a' nor, who had singled, off first. Again CHAMPION CLOWNS OF BASEBALL St. Mary’s 33, Wisconsin School this afternoon, beginning at 2:30 ment with tips promotor, Jimmy 1 “TURNOVER” # to scoop of Minos 0. grounded tp Traynor who made a i« the ninth, Harris raced in stop o’clock. • 1 ,-. V Johnston. up Traynor’s smash, tag Barnhart, River Falls Normal 6, Eau Claire great but was unable to fidld Paul Berlenbaeh, the' world’s light walked, Normal 0. .the ball in time to throw Rice out at \:ho had on the base line S, heavyweight ..champ, eras matched and complete another double play FAR WEST first. S. Harris up: Harris Died against King Solomon, Panama; 1 Blue, Gray, White / quick first. Idaho 6, Oregon 0. to ; left field* Goaiin np. Goslin heavyweight, feature 10-found Minnesota Wins with a toss to runs, hit, in the The Lineup Today Washington 30, Montana 10. struck out. No one wo er- go. The card, under the auspices -of 1 Broadcloth I 32; 0. ¦ j ' From GrinneH, 34-6 Today’s probable lineup: Washing- Multnomah A. C., P&oific rors. the Rational Sports alliance, was % center S. University of Southern California Fifth Inaihg postponed Monday. (Hemstitched) W' ton—Rice, field; Harris, University Pittsburgh—Grantham up: from last courage- base; Goslin, left field; J. 28; of Utah 2. Gran- Johnny Dundee.- feather- Minneapolis, Oct. 12.—A second N(WTH wP f,T retired team,, lacking Harris, right field; Judge, base; °CHOOL tham out on a < foul fly to Ruel. weight king, JBsbe Her- ous Gninaall football first 20, clashes with jng reserves, outweighed in every Peck’npaugh, short stop; Kuel, catch- Mandan Bismarck IS# *j! jLil Gooch up. Gooch filed out to Goslin. man -of San Francisco 15-round \ Shirts a « in\a. .. . by Devils Laxe o. Morrison up. Morrison filed out to • position,, battered • and bruised er; Bluege, third base; Coveleskie, semi-final* the greater ruggedness their op- pitcher. Pittsburgh—Moore, second Minot BG, Bowbells 0. Rice. No funs, no hits, no errors. In another 10-rounder, Sid Terris, of White B*>’vr 32. Sqpth St. Paul.:!). Washington—J. Harris up: J. Har- side lightweight, - meets Jack ponents and yielding in the end base; Carey, center field; Cuyler, east through Chaska 25, Shakopee 0. out dropped of Yogker*, -While a six- Sheer fatigue, made a heroic right field; Barnhart, left field; ris struck but -Gooch the Bernstein -Gophers base; Milaca 0, Anoka 0. ball. J. out. at first, Gooch round preliminary finds Jack Mc- fight against Minnesota’s Traynor. third Wright, short Coleman (S. D.) Harris t Stadium Saturday first base; Smith, 32. J'Mner 0. to Grantham. Judge up: Judge out, Vey, New York , negro welter, oppos- at Memorial and stop; Mclnis, Alexandria 7, Fergus Falls 0. Jersey City. only suffered decisive defeat be- w Aldridge, pitcher. Morrison 'to Grantham. Peck up: ing Harry MaKone of catcher; Morgan Park 0, Clooiiet 0. out. runs, hits, cause their handicap in weight and Umpires—At plate, Kigler (N); Peck struck Mo no combined with a East High (Superior) G, Dpluth no errors. 1 numbers was series first base, Owens (A); second base, Central of dire misfortunes that bore them (N); 0. . Sixth Inning Bison Win from McCormick third base, Moriar- Hibbing G, Bemidji ft. Moqr# down. (A). Pittsburgh—Moore Up. filed gave away \l/ ity Bemidji Hibbing 14-7 They weight they 0. 6. . Carey Mprningside, and put to Goslin. Carey''' up. they Chisholm 33, Ely 0. bunts first base and beats f gave away numbers and then Mankato Sleepy Eve 0. towards were required to give away almost • 28 Judge’s thru* to £. Harris, who ,oear- Fargo, N. D., Oct. 12 —Tha North White Sox Win Superior Cathedral 30, Spooner Dakota Aggies second -every break of the game, with the eeed the base. Cuyler up: Cuyler won their con- Minnesota (Wis.) 0. put. ference tilt here Saturday by result that won. 34 to 6. From Cubs, 7-2 struck Carey stole second. defeat- in no way reflects rel- Austin 3, Owatonnn 0. Barnhart up: Barnhart out on. a foul ing Morningside, 14 tp T in a close The score -the Crosby-Ir.Qpton 7, Rapids 6. out- ative merits of the teams which may Park. fly No one hit, no cagteet. i The Mien bookfield Chicago, Oct. 12.—(4>)-rEddie Col- to Hue). , *urv, be so that, “ as even Slayton 26, ’Luvern* 13. ‘ played the scoring machine of the recorded had White Sox, after taking the ! errors. GrinneH the breaks Minnesota lins' Albert Lea 9, Faribault 0. Washington—Hpet 'upt singles visitors but during the early part .of had measure of the Cubs, 7 to 2 Sunday, Orionville G. Appleton G. Ruel had, the plucky lowans might have city to Myer up: Myer’s attempted the contest u» visitors* line showed, entered the fifth contest of the Aitkin 0. Brainerd 0. superior of the Aggies held even. f series today determined to tie the Redwood Falls Windom 0. bunt urps a pop fly to Granthani. doth. .Miller 9. Johnson up: hits in front made the first touchdown of the con 4 northsiders. The opening battle was New Ulm 31. Gaylord 0. Johnson. itest by 38-yard return * draw, Cubs took two Crap'd .28, of flri* Gooch**riea for Ruel at; a.sensational a and the then East Forks Thief River beirts throw. {ofa punt.* Morningside scored on an straight, the winning streak being ’ Falls 0. second but Ruel out the Football Games Johnson out first, Gohch to Wright > ! on-side hick. Bumpeltes made th# f EAGLE Blankenship, the at broken when Tad 1 Grand Rapids 39, Keewatin 0. put,- second Aggies touchdown. cowboy, pitched his teammates ! Coleraine 7, Buhl 0. to Grantham- lie# us;. Rice Texas Moore to Grantham. N* runs, one Tuesday. October If, to victory over the Bruins. The world series wouldn't be a world series .without the champion Aurora 42, Mount Iron 0. Texas vs. Baylor at Dells'*. Tailoring clowns of baseball, Nick Altrock (left)' are St. Cloud Tech. 7. Wilmar 0. Thursday, October J. T, wttfc Gas. and Al‘Schacht, Red Wing 30, Lake City 3. 15 ' j v Broxmeyer Heat your also coaches for the Senators. Here they are taking a canoe ride on Tracv 19. Pinestone 7. PRteburgh-Traynor up:, Trepnor Kansas Wesleys* vs. St. Mary's at Pittsburgh N COOKING COMFORT St. Mary's, PMfegfeo f It's tbs Super-Fuat I „ the diamond. Marshall 6, Madison 0. iainglad B MHh Weight ups IN •WMite * , -v- :

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