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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TlMEb
hurley
Fly nn Tuesday
CURLEY HAS MET
Maurice Flynn, Gob Boxer
ETI OFM
Indiana Champion Tclis of
Some of His Previous Bat
tles in the Ring.
TOLEDO. (. Ort J" D-.r. ";:r -j
ley. IL'htw iu- J.t h.trapa.n Irali-j
who bo v Maura i'lvnn a1
Ihe Oliver th t r South 1'.:..! .-'.'
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url''s r :! .-how .-i th.' La-
not only b l n fv- '.in-!. th.-'
I'liitf-.l St.'it--. A w.-?r ilia. I l.i wait. !
th Philippine-1 ; t r i . i M.'n .. hn t . . 1 1 I
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-:i; I Jiinis' lf to th limit U stay t n roiiml.s with the Iit:at Lakt-s boy.
.M.4 ii r , lias a ltiaith-r in th- fiuhtin onie who took a bail bcitini? at
'In' i..t:iN .f ir!t. Xov Maurirn i x out to t r'Vnt on th boy who
I" a: li;- .n ntini-. ("iirit. .;!:! fan w il '. loubtls a t t-rr ill hatth.
A. B.C. ENTRIES
DM
South Bend Bowlers Are
Urged to Send in Entries
at Once.
I spf-ctlvoly, the former fitrures plac
J ln him In pocond placr for the
i week. Third place went to Charlie
( Nioy. of tho Federal league, who
brrrz.-d t with 617. a 2f3 and 2-3
ratine The complete list of select
piay-rs for th wk were n fol
lows: ri.AYKR LKAGUK SCOUK
Hurkarf. T-mpl 60S
At van. Fnlted 631
Nis. IfiJ-ral 617
Taylor. Wrvt Side 61.1
Morrison, t'nited 605
Atvas. I'nited 602
l'til(il Players' Avencoa
They have a fin- a lot of individu
al averages in the United leatrue as
there are i-jRht if the 30 odd play
ers, who have an average of ISO or
better. These players" averages'
graduate in the order named, anions
whom Louis (Ireeninir leads the way
with 101.
PLAY Kit CLUB
(Ireeninff Coil Specials
Call. Texaco
At van. Te.xacos ,
Dice. Kalles ,
Morrison, Eagles
Arnold. Mann Star.s . . ,
Sham ban ph. Texacos .
Hairer, Kalles
Striks jnul Spares.
Join the South Bond Bowline: as
sociation. Bankers league- position are
f hanging constantly.
by ,?i:nos pii at siwur.
Now that the dates for the tourna
ment of the American Bowling con
gress havo been set and local bowl
rrs al.-o thoroughly organized it
would be well for the latter to get
lusy and make ome preliminary ar-r.-.nireTTients.
Th re are only a cer
tain number of Saturdays and Sun-
days during the four weeks that the !
tournament is in progress and ifj
South Bend bowlers are interested'
in Saturday and Sunday reservations
there is no better time th in the pre-j
sent to begin negotiating for them.
For years the Cabanas, a team
that has ben in existence since the
orirrmization of the American Bowl-
ing congress, lias held the distmc-; n
Hon of l,ir.ir the lust entry for the
Itig show and this year is no excep
tion. as their entry is already in the
hand of Sec'y 1-ingtry. It is just as
e.-isv for local nlavers to consider
this important matter at this time'
as it is a few days before the entries
close.
lioulers l.elliargie in Poll tie. J
F.ver sine' bowling nas oeen es-
tablished in this city
l I I U, I I I I I' I lil-l III' I""1 " . . ,
, . , .i,. I ot I'lay from the big 'ooker
n gi t umi laMim p u i m n jnoni-j
cal -nd of the '-.port. It seems to bo j
the general consensus of opinion
AV.
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!
; Is your nam' on the roll of hon-J
I or this week ? j
! First place in the City league is
again tied oetween iiucKeyes anu
I Koehler & Schafers.
Four players turned in cores of
40 or better in the several leagues
I operating in the city.
The Flat Steels were ousted from
lirst place in the Watch Co. league
! last week and they are predicting
j turther revolts.
An unusual number of meritori
ous performances were accredited to
Fnited league bowlers last week.
A. S. I'urkart has secured a new
li'.ll -'on r..t.t nonrrifl Mi a I -Vi
'.till .1 l'U in c. l
is the prexail- ....
I . M; I cnili n nllova u-.l rop I a n lrt
l.nwlcrM ha ' : .
riayers pnd Coaohes E!ate:l
Over Victory Against Corn
huskers. Saturclav.
1 .1 i 1 1 : , 1 1 ; i ; ' i o i .i ' ' . i ! . i i
s-ii v. i' . ' ;i 1 l ' o! y i . r N i .:-' i
Uni'. rs-: , th- Nof.- l.iOi l'nnt'ii.i',1
so, u.i 1 i ' !'!i ii.-i! 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 S-!"ii.. 1 1 i 1 1 1
t ire! a m' ha pjiy. lait ; , ? na ! o
per aiioih''' w-- t' inf s:
l ra l n i r g. N S. . ' " r ! ' 'a :.:inii ;
V-v t l ji ilia! ' : of i i !. , I r 'o -
will oppos. th- at"i r.lu o i
Carta r field.
P.v wallopifit: ! M:i!..ts :m t a-
. r.g ai:eiii nt ,'t I. an "In I'oe'
athletes .: i.t ' 'il fir r-
l'tiors aefwr.-n th.e tvo la...;
oh institu' io?i i;nv, lin-- : w i :;' ill-'
iron vic'orie to i c-.a-dit. l:ii a!'n-
t.llp.. the Xnfrp Iii!,.,- t'OH too,; M'.
loo'J'.i'l den nj.- -I ..i . '. . ; - t'l--m
state t'-'r t : -: .ab r.-d il.
incibb' - : i ri ..M . .ria
ILLIBOIS LERÖS IARH0WS TROUNCE
Blfi TEH" TEAMS! MISHAWAKA TEAM
t
among the -'an that all subsidiary1
things, such as special matches.
tournaments. tc.. take care of!
themselves and require no supervi-!
sion whatsoever. This is decidedly
the wrong inference and the sooner
th fraternitv realize it the better it
will bo for their comfort.
Bowlers have a local organization,
th South Bond Bowling association.
to which marly all u the players
Spanish American War veterans
havo not won a single game in the
l"nit-d league as yet but they are
about through experimenting now.
Anthrs Ixngue.
CLUBS W.
Charms 9
t ci r s .
Tylers 4
Jewels 4
Bucks 2
Jaws l
L.
. . T
.1.-:- ...-,..! aiiiiiiuiir ii;mic.
.i i l V V,,.,, i .v -t' "arburatora 11
and believe they have fulfilled theiri., ,.
1 Cylinders U
obligation. This is absolutely wrong starters '
und defeats the purpose f the or" j jjoda S
ganizatton
It is onlv a short time
until it is time for the annual tour
Chicago. Minnesota, Michigan: Local Club Defeats Matz and lament of south Bend nowim as
i Horns
! Tops
S
8
and Ohio State Are Also
in Fight.
Forstbauer Eleven by the
Score of 34 to 0.
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tor the w (
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lolli'.;ili .ids
Ml a n f I erit'e
jo. - -u it I) ic-
id low; i to i'S
fie race
football
i la Ii) I ' a a; ' I . . w a i a
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B Igt l !ll
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X.u-
th'
'h ica go,
.M i h ig. i n
illnl tg to
c'ioses; in
sociation. No person can play in
that tournament unless his dues are
paid. Kvery bowler is urged to give
this matter his strictest attention.
Hull Many I Nah Scores.
! The past week was a banner per
Thc Arrow clua f South Bend J j,ui f()r high scores and the roll of
i halked iiii its sixth victory of the' honor is one of the largest of the
present season by
.M i.-dia wa k:i
defeatiii" the season. And mis in spue 01 tne iaci
..... , i tli.u not a single piayer 01 me torn-
.(liiu-nMsui-iucr "n'wii
; o a ''Ii low v a fr er j h " f
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hajg c!'"''1 im : !' -: :..li-
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riority v iri. :. -Iim- 4 ;;:. .1 a -
l,n !, T ' 1 ' .::'. .
Mf Wii F. Munition.
" ii": . ' I':-- :,.-!. to ','..
i'p!y o' t' ' of ,', ..'.! re
1 ' 1 , f ' i ' ' 1 - 1 1 a o ) 1 1- ' t
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it inl.iv's strug-
it JIMS
i ) 1 a : 1 s .i !
of tl:e !;'" be
to Illinois and
Yis-
aral at Springbrook park Sunday after-
iii;ik", noon to the decisive tune of '.' 1 to
the 0. As n result of their victory the
Arrows now claim the professional
( hampionship f the twin cities.
The outcome of the battle was
never in doubt from the first kick-
f. oni I off. By straight line plunging and
ition.l occasional use' of the forward pass.
I l.ialn iIhmi l!'gii:s.
I,, a
( ! 1 . . ' a I 1 c. -1 1 1
1". ' ! l' w d
! a : :ua n and Ohio
It di
-a- la.
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d: i e Will b'
next Saturday ;
tat- . p'av
game of
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Ann Ar! or
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fo' lowing of '
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nook up.
s' surprise of-
'.1 1 aril i M-'ii-'nli' was the do
of X" '. v. s.-rn a'i'1 th- clos-'
f : a 1 o ; a -i s - Iow a content.
! - 1 1 . r .-,1 the on side kiek.j
'.rha !i li t- -.e.-ti discarded by 1
o.! 1 nirhi-., to win from lowa.i
ii ra ai;. ragu' il t am
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fe.at of Nor! Ii w es! 1 rn.
- II lp t'hb-ago.
a - - p a 1 d atl i'lll'ort-
" : c "hie. .go lctoj-y e r
T!" h-av Minnesota e!-v-
ii : 1! on s : a. igh t f oot -ova
led :a! 1. fa i! ing to ex-
f.
a . I r
1
Stroii-; 0;inpi"t S;iturd.i.
In on;.... :o ; v. .: , V,.- .
e- Sit"'.!i f.o k T'.e" o.l- h :
ciU'f rout d n !a o . ,. tl'.e t.iC t
difficult g m.-s on it- v. h.-d:ib B...
tiirn. il a i 0 1 . r ; n . . tt ! , r a
the Michig.'!i A::-;as a:al 'a:.'i
I oi'i c'. '!) ;i.'c! rjc-.'s ;.; ctott i.'.en?
of putting a erimp ii Notre 11:11;,-
M
11 ; 4 ;
:i,h
a. . n
.1 h
n d a 1
M! cce
pass
fully.
S tO
at:
Ac::
o-
defeating the
tin.
ot
ab-
strmg of triumph.s i'h-
is! a.pp- tr
au f.
N -:..:. W
a 'iK-äv'- I I ltd
:: . v..is : !; :
:a 1 g g I to avoid
:ars ( h' ; r.ite
d sccre agaitc-t
inning I '. to a.
Y of All-Ameri-"ar.
in a.blition
ppce f the Kalomaro,. t nn in
thc- puts wa m V. 17. when !
d.rub! e.l the Cob', ..tnl Bi o- 'eit -
lirvgs y.r. to o Se.-i ,! of :..,. m,. v..
l.-rs w ho eo!!!tio,. th.i a gg g 1 -tion.
In ad'htt ai t . w. i'h ..f , ,
materia.!, hav s rd to ".-.;,. ;-.
Mil hi'l!i .le!' ,t ; ow. : .,
Wtst rrn 1 irr' -s
diva li I'maa. who crw r-d ')
Itid.iar.a -Mir.n. . -t.i c .h .,t ! 1 d . 1 -apolis
Stftr-'i'.. 1 rongbt 1 . . "... th..
inftvrniatioT th ' ,) st o-hf. !. e
S ;roi';." baa., .:" r - ; . : : . : : i . . r
df spite ih' ir ! f. : .: t j-., )-,.. .;,
a 1
1
The
aang Two to-:chdwt.s ami kick - '
:x goals. 1 1. :h-y iigured in se -
- a.-, v- ' , f rw.ird pa. ;
j: i'b- ti"- cor . f er ma- Notre.
' von o , r Nehrask.i II To ih
'"it. 1 1 ...sk rs iV.ed on vtr. light j
.a. uhi'if Notre I am- used ,
the Arrows marched down the field,
.-coring a touchdown before the
gam had proeeodo! more than a
few minutes.
Walley. Arrr.w enl. in the second
period kicked in with the longest
run of the game whn he sprintd
In v.uds for a touchdown. Later
McKiel spurted for 20 yards, count
ing another.
Captain Stars.
Mclngin. captain of" the Arrows.
livided the punting honors with
CliBord. He kicke. 1 four out of
five goals from tuchdowns.
The Arrow club made most of
its gains by hammering at the right
dde of the Mishawaka lin- The
local deen presented a stonewall
lefep.ve as wa ll .is iffenso and main
tain, d thdr reoonl of nt Vicing
x ored upon this season.
Muncie. C-ry and the Chicago
Thorns are scheduled t meet th
Arrows '''fote the close (if the sea
son. TIkto arc several open dates
on the schedule ati'l the club is on
the lookout for games with some
fast aggregations in northern In
diana or southern Michigan. (James
can bo arranged with S. .1. Bartos
::ek. Tela Citizens bank budding.
The Arrows linel up as follows:
1 Vntf-r, I'.ahiUi; guards. Asklar and
Smugikki: tackles. Duck. Paul. C.er
gai. and Boinski; aids. Mal'.ery. So
berlaski anil Baron; rpiarterback
"Iifforl: full'-ack. Khsz; halfbacks.
MrKid. Y.ict'r, Sok.dowski and Mc
lngin. captain.
Touchlowns: Kly-z. J; Wal Icy.
McKiel, Yeager-
mercial league was able to make
the grade luring the week's games.
Because of rolling a postponed series
Val Atvas, of the Texacos in the
United league, was able to score
twice among the leaders, gaining
first place because of his 23 5 score
in one series and coming in the next
with 24 2 find grabbing1 third place.
Second place also went to an Uni
ted league player, Louis Greening
reeonling 24 S with Dailey's Barbers.
Fourth place went to A. S. Burkart
of the Temple league with 2 41. The
most popular class of the week was
divided between the 20." and 202,
boys, each haing five candidates to
their credit, while the 200 hoys were
next in line. The complete list of
players qualifying for our roll of
honor for week is appended here
with: PLAY LB LUAGUi: SCOUK
Atvas, United . . .
Creenlng. United
Pistons 7
Badiators
Windshields 6
Uq-ualizers Z 1
Hankers Ijoagtie.
First
Farmers Trust
St. Joseph
Citizens No. 2
Morris Plan . .
'American No. 1
Merchants . . .
American No.
Citizens No. 1
Citizens No. Z
Union Trust .
American No. 2
City League.
j Buckeyes 16
Koojiler & Schäfer. 16
Stutiebakcrs 13
1 Werwinski Five ... 13
1 loosier Cream .... 1 2
Bucktails 10
K. & S. Arrows.... 10
Liebelts 10
Hans Drugs 7
Silver Kdge 7
Tuttle Corp 6
Kagles 2
11
10
10
t
6
6
o
n
4
4
r.
r
6
7
8
9
10
10
11
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5
1
1
16
CVmimercial Ixttguo.
....
- 0
Atvas, United
Burkart, Temple . . ,
Miller. Vehicle
Nies. Foileral
Morrison. Kagles . .
Casmier. Fdks
Hunt. Olivers
Sham ha ugh. Unite!
Scott. Olivers
Witnier. Llks
Morrison, United . . .
Maclyn. United
LaPierre. Vehicle . .
Dice, City
Campbel!. FJks ....
Taylor. Y st Side . .
McKrlain. 1-Vdoral .
J. Schmidt. City . . .
Van Kirk. United . .
Zilke. City
Binkes. West Stde .
Hager. United
Krueger. United . . .
Hazinski. West Side
Haugan. Singers . . .
(J. Popp. West Side
j Cosgrovo. Federal
j I larlin. Unit d
1 Yoelkers. Olivers . . .
2 4 Ä
20Ö-242
20:-2l2-24l
Olivers
Geo. Cutter Co.
Ind. Kn graving
Orpheums . . . .
Stantlards
Commercials
Lathe Works
?.n
I .re onino-c s!nn,.iolc.
0 v.....wtw ''V Hilf
Klks
Bucktails
Hoofs
. 1
226
224
ARAB MARE WINS LONG
CAVALRY MOUNT TESTj;;:',
V Ramla.
mar ridden
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rf tl'.e (;(o,h,
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two we.'ks 1 r. h.ch "a ;"';.t'o :". ;
the t-.:.--;'.'' w.te. Xov Dar::.- v N',.: .
1 and Tin". .'. " ; ' , n: : a- t!..-.1'
cliances of .-.. rg:rg f r..i-; .. . .-!-.-f
1 : c t 1 ( ' t v : o . St 1 '
a !u V.i of the ' . . . - ; , t
ma k it: g i.t 1 r t ::. 1 . : : - f . ,
display ing th- ir .:, .... -.;t.I
1 I'V on I Ik- If. ..! t h. . t . -1
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GKORGK CUTTKK CO. LKAGUK.
12 clubs.
WATCH CO. LEAGUK.
Jeweling vs. Flat Steel.
Jobbers vs. Funking.
Dials vs. Finishing.
TUrlAY.
C OM MKHCIAL LKAG V K .
Standards vs. Olivers.
Lathe Works vs. Commercials.
Ind. Kngraving vs. Greenings.
Orpheums vs. (Jeo. (,'utter Co.
KLKS LKAGUK.
Cubs vs. Zips.
Peps s. Bills.
Hoofs vs. Bucktails.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LKAGUK.
Stull vs. St. Paul No. 1.
Grace vs. River Park.
First vs. St. Paul No. 2.
' wi:ini:si)ay.
CITY LKAGUK.
Buckeyes vs. Studebakers.
Bucktails vs. K. fc S. Arrows.
Kagles vs. Hoosier Creams.
Hans Drugs vs. Koehler & Schäfer.
Silver Kdge vs. Werwinski Five.
FEDERAL LKAGUK.
Orfuns vs. Deers.
Prongs vs. Fauns,
(irits vs. Tails.
SING KU FOUNDRY LKAGUK.
Jogs vs. Bra:es.
Treadles vs. Wheels.
THURSDAY.
A NTLK RS LKAG1 ; K.
Charms vs. Bucks.
Jaws vs. stars.
Jewels vs. Tylers.
OLIVHR LKAGUK.
Purchasing vs. Wood Pattern.
Designing B vs. Grey Iron.
Tool Makers vs. Inspection.
Stock vs. Engineers.
Designing A vs. Metal Pattern No.
1.
Metal Pattern No. 2 vs. Account
ing. Production vs. Factory.
Warehouse vs. Billing.
Forge vs. Planning.
S. B. Branch vs. Chilled Fitting.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
First vs. Citizens No. 2.
St. Joe vs. American No. 1.
Citizens No. I vs. Farmers.
Merchants vu. Morris Plan.
Union Trust vs. Citizens No. 3.
American No. 2 vs. American No.
1.
FRIDAY.
SINGER LEAGUE.
Bix clubs.
STANDARD OIL LEAGUE,
Finol vs. Semdac.
Red Crown vs. Parolite.
Polarine vs. Perfection.
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
Loyals vs. Tusks.
Horns vs. Hairs.
Toes vs. Jaws.
WILSON BROS. LEAGUE.
Four clubs.
AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE.
Monday Carburetors vs. Cylin
ders. Tuesday Starters vs. Horns.
Wednesday Hoods vs. Radiators.
Thursday Pistons vs. Equalizers.
Friday "Windshields vs. Tops.
STUDEBAKER TRIO LEAGUE,
Monday Bodies vs. Manifolds.
Tuesday Lamps vs. Frames.
Wednesday Breakers vs. Tires.
Thursday Rollers vs. Speedome
ters. Friday Differentials vs. Bearings.
VEHICLE LEAGUE.
Monday Bolsters vs. Axles.
Tuesday spokes vs. Rims.
Wednesday Tongues vs. Hubs.
Thursday Hounds vs. Reaches.
Friday Studebakers vs. Skeins.
UNITED LEAGUE.
Monday S A. Vets vs. Daily Bar
bers. Tuesday Mann's Stars vs. Eagles.
Friday Texacos vs. Colls Specials.
WEST SIDE LEAGUE.
Monday Werwinski Five vs. In
ternationals. Tuesday -Makielski's vs. Durst
Specials.
Wednesday--Choka Stars vs Hap
py Five.
Friday Frrehafer Drugs vs. Al
ma. BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
OPENS IN NEW YORK
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The Greatest Sale of
Ladies'
Ready-To-Wear
and Millinery
ever attempted in the city
now going on.
Prices cut in half.
Economy
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during the pat week. Of thes. A. i.atnps
S. Burkart. of the Temple league. Tires
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NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Fr th
first time since 1012 a professional
IS. 2 balk line billiard championship
tournament will be staged here at
the Hotel Astor today. Seven of the
greatest players in America will
meet each other during the week in
a round robin schedule of twenty
one games of four hundred points
ach to drcid- the right to the title
of national champion at this style of
game. Morning matches have been
arranged for Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, while after
noon and evtnlng games will be
played every day up to Saturday
night when the final contest will e
decided.
The games sehedu!d for this aft
ernoon will bring together Ora
Morningstar. the Indiana player who
Is entered from San Diepo. Calif.,
and Jack Scharfer, son of the late
Chicago expert, whose home is in
San Francisro. Late in the day
George F. Slossen. the New York
veteran entered from Boston where
he now resides and George B. Sut
ton of Chicago, will renew their ef
forts in championship play. Tomor
row night the title, holder for the
last seven vear, William Hoppe of;
New York, will meet Welker Coch
ran, the young Detroit exponent
who is said to possess championship
ability nt balk line play. Koji Ya
mada. the Japanese plnyer, who
drew a bye. will not be called upon
until Tuesday. Charles C. Peterson
of St. Louis will referee the matches.
STR0NGHEART TEAM WINS
FROM HOWARD PARK CREW
ADLER BROS.
On SndiVr&n t ?tMbijrrwrton
Sine 1694.
Tina btoiu: roiv ünr ato
EOY.
"SOLE SAVERS"
The Strongheart footoall team df--feated
the husky Howard park
eleven. Sunday afternoon, at Keeper
park, by a s-ore of 7 to h. Stoney.
of the winning team, was easily the
star of the pame. scoring a pretty
touchdown in the first period
of play. After the first touchdown
was made, the Howard bunch held
their heavier opponents. Twice
they threatened the strongheart goal,
but were unable to put the pigskin
across. The Stronghearts lined uj
as follows: Reynolds, Meyers, Rif
fell, Killelea. McCaffery. Helm.
Dolde. Stor.ey. Kelly. Kintz and
Haney; Howard Par-: Smith.
Beake, Dion. Cross, Ixve. Dodds
Bubby, Ott. Zellers, Strong and
Fritz.
Art rcdure xnvmioj.
TTf L W. LOWER
ECXORATINO COMPANY,
Booth Dod. Ir.larxL
Vrtl Pmjprr.
SAM'L SPIRO & CO.
119-121 H. MlcWLLa B4.
Hottww ct
HS.& M. Clothes
YALE STAR OI T.
NEW HAVEN. Conn., oc. 2-V '
Thome Murphy. Yale .juarter bak. i
will he oJt of the game for several
weeks. An X-ray examination Sun- '
day of his left leg showrd that the:
laone was splintered nt.ove he ..rklei
in vesterdav's ;ame witli B'ston 1
college.
1
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ÜIÜ0H SHOE CO.
223 Anducan St
'5
157
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