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OTTAWA FREE tRAVKR - JOURNAt
PAGE SIX
LYNCf-FS HOME-RUN BLAZES WAY TO WIN OVER "MOOSE"
SMITH'S FOOTBALL
ELEVEN BLANKS
P. V. L C. 37 10 0
JTCMLR:- -7 IJKARN ALL O'!
HIGH SCHOOL PROVF.S SUPERIOR
ELEVEN IN SATURDAY'S CON
TEST CAREY FEATURES GAME
BY MAKING THREE OF SIX OT
TAWA TOUCHDOWNS.
After the rain (orients censed Satur
day afternoon tiu result of an all-day
struggle between Old Soi and Jupiter
rinviiia, Coach smith's high ichool
g rid i roll eleven won their initial game
of the season when they detested
Brynitad i Luther College team. Si to
0. Considering the weather Condi'
thins a fairly good sized band of toot
hall enthusiasts witnessed the conflict.
That the high school lads blanked the
college team, ma only due to their
superiority, Tnroughoul the entire
contest they played rings around
BrynstAd's men and at no time did
they Rive the college sipiad a chancel
to score.
Tom Carey, Smith's sensational left i
h ill bac k proved the star of the name.
Ci.rey made three of the six tnueh- !
during the game. Judging
ft --r- ; I 7
! CUBS WIN LAST HOME
GAME AGAINST FAST
an
but It.
( ulnnochlo t
ontl, retiring
ing the locals their Anal hi
follow inn i , the score:
Ottawa Cubs.
.lit
..IK
tie
Renlgale at sec
out from ihorl to
siting title and
glv
ton-
All R II I'D. A. E
CUDS BEAT PONTIAC IN MOST
EXCITING AND HARDEST GAME
OT SEASON'S SCHEDULE RO
MINE VICTIM OF CUBS' BOM
BARDMENT FOLLOWING HOME
F.LN BY LYNCH. I
Two thou nu or more enthusiast!
baseball tans swarmed Into the North
Bide lot yesterday afternoon and
watched th Ottawa t ubs bring their
home season to a moat glorious clot
when, after Be vera! previous attempts
they romped all over th.- Pontine Ath
letics and Pitcher Mocbi Romine b) i
final score : i to 3, featuring a horn
ran in the fifth trams by Jimm.'
Lynch and live consecutive hit by
Right Fielder W. VVilmeroth, Despite
IV made three errors.
41 per b ball in their
f the seAson, Bvi ry
vs. due to th" fa- '
team had gained n
VVilmeroth, rf r. o 1 0
Padernl, 2b ,"i 113 10
Muggins, ef ,"i ii i i (i ,i
Roth, e n ;; ii L'
Bruudage, 3b 5 0 i i , b
Kui... Hi I' 0 1 6 J l
8h ddon, lr -i i i i p n
Sniykal, m :t i i :t :t i
Lynch, p :! u i i o
Total U 7 Itl 27 II i
Pontine Athletics.
ah i: ii po i:
Myers, 2b 4 Q a i
Reoigalo, 3b ." l 2 i l
Graber, if 4 0 0 0 o 0
Stevenson? ss -i i i 2 2 0
Gulnnoohio, lb ..... I 0 a 7 o I
Lnvlsl, rf ;: ) :: o o
Lannon, ct 4 it 2 ;i 1 0
Dempsey, c 1 0 1 t 0 0
Romine, p 4 Q 1 1 ;i 0
21
1 1
0 ti a 1 e ;:
2 10 4S
je, Dempsey
PWO base hit
til.'
yed
Total :;7 1
Pontine a 1 1 0
Ottawa 0 0 0 0
stolen bases Brand 11
Sacrifice hit Bmyka
Renlgale, i.uvisi. Wtlmeroth, Mug
gles, Lynch. Home run Lynch
Double play Roth to Padernl. struck
out By Lynch, ; by Romine,
Bases en balls (iff Lynch, off o
mine, 1 nit batsman Graber. I'm
plrea Bit h and Preston,
dcu us
f
n the
3atun
manner in w
ay. he will I.
live yards a
the fact that
n
11
teven.
r throng!
of from
a time,
e has tin
player
ilcfa he perform-
tin- star of the
It was nothing
1 the P. V L C
five to twenty
He evidenced
' punch and pep
to make good.
the major let
changed it. but hi
into the
quarter
ther
the
a to
line
Bi
thn
the
IS 11
the
tigi
Aft,-r h" had scored the three touch
downs, he was withdrawn from the
pane1 bj Smith, due to the fait that
he has a bad knee. Rather than have
him injured any further. Smith re
placed him by Hobby Cart, who later
on in the game played quarterback
for a short spasm.
Besides Carey. "Brick" Parrell, the
other halfback that Smith banks on
as a good comer, showed the football
fafis some mal class and tore through
the Opposing line almost at will,
respite the fact that he didn't get a
touchdown he made some handsome
pains throughout the contest and
nided his team very much in handing
the college lub a defeat
Fallback Weckenstock also display
ed exceptionally good talent. At
Various stages of the came he ham-:
i m in i the Brynstad line unmercifully
and besides was responsible for two
of the high school touchdowns.
But the lad who no doubt is going
to make his fellow teammates hump
Borne tn keep up with him. and who
really did pull some sensational field
runs in Saturday's game, was Phil
Schoch. Schoch didn't get into the
affair until towards the last, but when
he did. he showed Coach Smith that
he bore the earmarks of a real gridiron
star. Scliock made several nice open
field runs, netting gains of from Id to
40 yards at various stages of the game.
Another lad who promises to be s
star is Johnson. Johnson was put
une at a haltDack in tin. nnai
f the game. He wasn't in
five minutes until he had taken
.11 on two occasions and scored
hdown, He pounded Hrynstad's
id crumbled it like nothing.
Baldes these men mentioned, every
of Smith's team played good ball,
lr line showing was the result of
e exceptionally heavy drill and
mmages they have been going
ugh. They are husky and have
weight, and no doubt will make a
mpionship team this year,
n 1 lie other band Hrynstad's team
bit green at the game yet. Never
ess they showed a fine brand of
tin?; instinct and didn't give up
until the final whistle had blown.
Berne, quarterback for the P, v. L.
('. team is very good at his position.
Mclntyre, fullback, Truman Varland.
right half and Frank Mnnson at left
hall, proved the looming lights of the
college team. With some good tough
drilling and a few more secret signals.
Brvnstad should he able to develop
a team that is capable of trimming
the best of football elevens around
lilts neck of the woods. Following is
a synopsis of the game play by play.
FIRST HALF.
First Quarter.
Ottawa kicked off to P. V. I.. ('. Var
land received and carried the ball back
lor about fifteen yards. Varland
made one yard Varland again at
tempted but made no gain. Mclntyre
punted to O. II . S. Carey received
and carried the pigskin back about 20
' ltd-;. Parrell crashed through the
line for ten yards. Meciienstock made
00 ' yard. I'arroll again made ten
yards. Carey took the oval for one
yard. Farrell took the ball tor no gain
Met kenstock made one yard Th"
ball went over to the P. V. U U. team.
Mclntyre made two yards. Varland
tore around left end for ten yards.
Munson made live yards while on the
second attempt he made two. Hern"
Btade eight yards. At this stage of
the game West of the high school
team, playing left end was ordered
from the game on account of using his
knees in blocking an opposing player.
He was replaced by Frazier. Varland
made no gain. They punted to Ot
tawa and Dougherty received Carey
made three yards. A pass from
Meokenstock to Dougherty netted fif
teen yards. Farrell and Meckenstock
gained six yards, making first down.
A working the oval up to the eight
.. i line, Carey crashed through the
P. V. U C. line for the first touchdown.
He missed the Roal kick. Ottawa
kicked off to 1'. V. I,. C. Bad of quar
ter. Second Quarter.
The college team was penalized five
yards for having eight men on the line
1 t scrimmage. They punted to O. H.
T Cirev received while Farrell and
.Meckenstock made gains netting them
son
fren
have
cell 1
bad tin.-
-bed lust year a
e new basis, bir
1 year.
Ing Inst
If
ve
pit,
luui
this t
the gam
his circuit
lucky on .
locals andl
Ml the vis-1
np another I
In Ottawa1
Ul I.'-neb's 1
oiling and
E
I a first down. Carey again took the
I oval, skirted around right end for fif
teen yards and passed the ( hall; mark
for the second time. He failed to
make the goal kick. Score 12 to 0
in favor of O. II. S. They kickd off
to P. V L. C. After failing to make
their gain the ball went over to the
Smith eleven. Carey netted five yard ;
Farrell made three. MeckStOCk made
first down. Carey carried the oval
for a giin of eight yards. Meckenstock
made three at.C first down. Carey
dashed twenty yards and made the
third touchdown, Meckenstock missed
the goal, making the score is to 0 in
favor of the high school. Bob Carr
went In at Carey's half at this stage
of the game. Ottawa was penalised
five yards for off sides. Mclntyre
made live yards. Varland didn't make
any gain. Ottawa was again penal
ized five yards lor off sides. Varland
made four yards. Mclntyre made
three. Berne skirted right end for a
seven yard gain. Varland no gain. .
Whistle for end of half.
SECOND HALF.
Third Quarter.
I". V. 1,. C. kicked off to the high
school. Jobst received and carried
the ball hack for about fifteen yards.
Farrell made three. Carr made four.
Meckenstock was stopped in his track:;
Voncks
Bums
Leland
Calkins
Moss
Dougherty
Meckenstock ..
Farrell
Carr. Johnson,
. rt .
. re .
qb
fb
rhb .
Ihb
Sink,
Johnson 1
.... Harrisville ,
I.. Nelson '
C. Mathre
... , G. Varland ;
Berne .
.Mclntyre
, . . . T. Varland 1
... F. Munson
Daman, Schoch
men befon
Afti
W II -
til'.
bet
etplo
ami Frailer
the game at
o.
II s
iv v. '
Tone
stock.
Goal
were substituted into
various stages.
quarters Total
1 2 n 4
12 6 13 37
r 11 11 11 e
idowns Carsv, 2; Mecken
I; Johnson, 1
kicks Carr, l.
Cinpire
Referee,
('. t'alvert McEvoy.
-Harley Langan.
1 mainstay for tin i.u
ty seat team, was treated
ras battered all over the
iredicted by local sports
the game. Romine wo 1
a total of sixteen mi .
nraa Lynch h cin nil drive
f Which were double-,
als found him right he
ami fur a time Mann::, r
Rentgale was thinking seriously -t
putting in Tim Murchlson. But for
some reason or other he allowed
''Moose" to finish t), game.
On the other ban .. Lynch perform
ed very good. In the first inning lie
Struck out three men. He only a!
lowed eleven hits, walked th ee and
hit one. Besides lie struck out eight
men. After getting his home run h
got a two-base hit. scoring one run
ahead of himself,
Pontile w.is the Drat to score, when
they made a run in the second Inning.
I
line. C
I fifteen y
I on the I
1 penalize,
j tempted
then sue
pass wh
Farrell
: made nn
1 for five
down.
Score 2 '
V. V. L
carried
tterapt
arr br
ards. ot
oltowing 1
1 five van
to i rash through
and gal
ke b
the
1
gam.
pluiu
w
mil
a roe
kensti
nt tbr
ing
mis ed
Ottawa
Ictntyre
skin ha
Dougbetry
toy means :
h the line
nothcr touch-
lint
H Of I . I
kicked off to
received and ;
I twenty-live
the
yards Varland skirted right end lor
ten yards gain. Schoch went, in for
Farrell, Berne made flrat down, V;u -land
no gain. Varland two yards, j'lc
tntyre tw o yards. The (ball then wenl
over to the high school squad, Dough
arty again caught another puss which
netted a gain of about 25 yards. But
because the right end was off sides
they lost the gain and were penalized
five yards. Schoch then made live
yards. Another pass was attempted
which failed. They punted to 1'. V. I,.
C. for the first and only time, of tiie
came p, v. 1.. o was penalized mi
the first play for being off sides.
Failing to make any gains they punt
ed to Parrell, who carried the ball
back for fifteen yards. Carr made live
yards while Meckenstock made live
and first down. Schoch made ten
i yards. End of quarter.
Fourth Quarter.
Meokenstock crashed through tiv
i line fur eight yards. Schoch made
i five yards and first down. Carr made
seven yard. At this point the 'ball
' was on the P. V. L. C. one yard line.
: The college team held the high
i School eleven on that line. The ball
i went over to the college eleven who
' punted on their first down. Schoch
received and carried the ball ba
1 five vards. Jollti.on then Went in at
1 right half. Carr went to quarter back
while Dougherty was retired. John
ion made seven yards. He again j
took the ball on the second play and :
Moored a touchdown. Carr made the
goal making the I COM ' to 11. ThO
hhth school kicked off to P. I- V. C i
Mclntyre received. Nink went in for
! Burns. A pass to Varland netted five
j yards. P. V. I.. C was penalized five
I yards fi r off sides Thev panted to
! Ottawa. Carr reeived. Schoch made
I no gain. Johnson netted ;i five yard
i advance. BchOCh tore around right
end for a gain of N yaids. Ale,';
natOCk made seven yards After
three ftttetlipta MecKenstock took the
bwll over -but missed the goal, making
the final -core '17 to 0 in favor of the
high School. Smith's men kicked off
to tile P V. I. C. squad. Berne re
ceived when the whistle blew. Fol
lowing are the scores and the Way
they lined up:
West le Hill
Jobst it o. Nelson
Saturday Fc:;ball Scores.
Belolt, 7; Northwestern, .
Indiana. 47; Kalamazoo, 0.
Wabash. 7; Augustana. 0.
Cincinnati. 20; Toledo. 0
West Virginia, 36; V,". Va. Wesley
an. '').
Knox. 34; lledding, 0.
California, 27; St. Mary's 0.
Harvard. 10; Boston I'., 0.
Harvard. HI; Middlebury. 0.
Vale, 2S; Bates. (I.
Pennsylvania. Delaware, 0,
Penh State, 53; Lebanon. 0.
Pittsburgh, 28; Geneva. "
W, am! J.. 14; Bethany, 0.
Rutgers. 63; Unions, 0.
Alabama, ::t; Howard, li.
Dartmouth, 34; Norwich,
Brown, fi; Rhode island, 0.
Lafayette, 4S; Muhlenberg. 0.
Springfield, 2i: Amherst. I).
Virginia, 2,S; Davidson. 0.
Georgia Tech, 42; Wake Forest, G
Virginia Mili ary, i:-. ; Roanoke, (1
Kalamasco Normal, 4S; Ferris, 0
Case, 14; Hiram, 0.
Nevada. 54; Agnetian. 0,
Baker. McPherson, 0.
Cue, 13; Iowa State Teachers, fi.
St Louis r , 7; Cape Girardeau, 0
Franklin and Marshall, 7; Albright
lr.
Pordhaffl, 2.7; Maine, i ,
Carnegie Tech. 42; Thiol College, n
St. Bonaventnre, 7; Colgate, 7.
Oklahoma Aggies, 63; Southwest
Normal, 0,
Auburn, II; Georgia Military, H.
Auburn, is; Btdney-Lanler, 0.
Virginia Poly, it; Hampden-SIdney,
fi.
Tennessee. 27; lOniory arid Henry,
n.
North Carolina A. & M,. 2a; Ran
dolph'Maeon, 0,
first man up that fratm .
one of l.ynch's curve ory
;e; Lannon followed with a
scoring I.ttvl.t. Hemp. a;
ind Lannon was cut off at sec
inline itruck cut. In the fol
rame they gathered one more
NOTES OF THE GAVE.
Ii w is provet' yesterday at tie
North Side lot that the Ottawa ( ub
are a far superior bench of player.
io th. Pontlac Athletic-. And the
best part of it is that the Cubs didn't
oven lead u; at all and Pontlac had
their regular team.
Wllmeroth said he didn't feel v ry
"ell yesterday. There must have
in something wrong, because he got
Ave hits. He got into his old time
form yesterday and made Homines
offerings look like these from some
high school amateur.
Charley Roth gathered three clean
hits yesterday.
Jimmy Lynch started the old apple
knocking when In- got his circuit
drive in the IWth Inning Lynch also
got a two-base hit and pitched an ex
ceiiem game ot bail.
Big Tim Mnrchison stood along th
side lines yesterday and was ver
eagl r to get into the fray. He. too
would have probably gone back t
Pontlac talking to himself,
Th locals would probably have liar
another .'-err. had Muggles not ituui
bled when he made that two-base -
in the oeventh inning. He was run
ning rrom second to third after the
center Holder Mad fumbled th- driv-,
but he stumbled and was tagged out
at third.
Pontiac's rooters were wild with Joy
while their team held the b ad during j
the fore part of the came vr sterdai .
but they didn't have a word to say!
' when I ynch got a home run and when j
; Romine was nearly clouted out of the
lot.
wa
thrown out
while Garbt
nt
ed
St'
fir".
first,
each
Roth
Igale,
iiihth
ri
tr
the
the
He
pil
drl
to
lion
the
wit!
died
;ld(
att
tw
'ft lit Id. 1
wit!
to ti
at first,
th" follow
more run.
Pontlac
a lingl
.bile K
ed th
a line
mpted
en his
noney,
1 ove'
iched
Mowed
adernl
Muggles
Roth oln
Brundag : the Hee
ls thrown
WEISMULLER SETS
NEW TANK RECORD
New Vork. Sept. 2fi. - Special. 1
John Wlelstmuller, spectacular 17 vent
old swimmer of the Illinois Athletic
club. Chicago, broke the world's tank
record for 100 yards yesterday in the
open air pool of the Brighton Beach
baths. In a match race against Har-
Hawatian back stroke
n the century in Tel 1-6,
e which shaved 1-a of a
9 old world's tank record
ry Duke P. Kalianamoku
tfcGllllvray. in acoom
record swim he came
i second of the world's
for open 'water.
Ismuller nro7aAlv w uld have
equaled the inn yard open water mark
; ant Tor a slight departure from his
j avowed task during the progress of
the race. On the third lap he slow
ed momentarily and looked over his
shoulder to determine Krvger's posl
j Hon. The delay was slight, but was
i enough to deprive the Chicago man
of the other mark.
Tlg
helu jointly
and Perry
plishlng hi
with 1-." of
mark
We
CADDY SUES FORMER
LA SALLEAN FOR $85,000
II Oi
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MC
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nun
bv
N.
Franklin WcVtor of
N I . n former l.a Salle rosld
been made defendant in an
damage suit brought against
Cornelius Twohey, a 1 1 year
dy at a golf club near New
J .
The youth alleges that he hat lib,
-i tlit of his right eye as the result (
a blow front a golf ball. Toi hoj
charges Webster with negligence, con
fending tli.it the player in hitting the
b ill from u spot fifty yards from the
putting green, made no effort to avoid
hitting him
Webster, who is pnbllshi r of th
Insurance Press at New Yolk, is a
son of the late K. C. Webster, who
was a well known La Salle editor
for many years.
Members of the Ottawa Golf club
fearing such accidents as Webster
is now Involved in, have protected
themselves from monetary loss by
taking out Insurance policies, a
Dumber of companies are issuing
policies which protect players from
Injury and also from damage suits in
the event that their drives find a 'soft
spot" on some other player,
Although many players have i n
hit at the local club, no serlons in
jury was reported this year.
STARS TO RAISE
FUND FOR FRANCE
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
u at uington
i act n
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i hi7 ago . . .
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698
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Hill
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680
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YiTti'rd.-y'c Results.
New Vork, 21 ;
w a ihlngton,
i 'lev elaud,
; Detroit, :
Games Today.
Cllli ago at Phlla leiphlu.
St. Louis at Boston,
i 'b v, land at New York.
others not scheduled,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
N
York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Boston . . .
Brooklyn .
t Ipclnnatl
Chicago .
idol
IW,
, . 81
,84
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tennis
rariow
actio!-,
York
mate!
citle:
sept
yesterday's Results.
to, 4 s. Be ton. 1! 7,
nati, 6; Brooklyn, "
Games Today.
Pin iburgh.
idulcd.
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in.
Th.
sts
nit
te
at
iirgh. Bull. iio. Hartford,
Other places to be an-
Th Te matches are to
the American commit'
ated Prance.
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ng Inning they scored
taking the lead ove."
team. Sheldt n led of1'
Smykal sacrificed and
BUFF GETS 2 TITLES
BY BEATING HERMAN
Sew York, Sept. 2! Victor over
P'te Herman, bantamweight cham
pion, in a fifteen-round bout here last
night, Johnny Buff, the Jersey CIt.'
i boxer, today enjoyed the distinction of
! being th." only boxer In th 3 country
I who holds two titles. In addition to
: tl,(. hilllt'iniU ,.lol,l ,..-,,-., !..
r un ,,, utmin, ui ic.
CADDY ASKS $85,000
FOR LOSS OF AN EYE
va; thrown out at first. Lynch strueK
out, while Wllmeroth Blngled, scorin ;
Sheldon. Padernl struck out.
In the eighth frame the Ctthaecored
the balance of their runs. Sheldon,
first up, was thrown out at second
Smykal singled, while Lynch doubled
.coring Smykal. Wllmeroth Blngled,
scoring Lynch, while Padernl singled,
scoring Wllmeroth. .Muggles (lied 01,
to first. Roth singled, scoring Pa
derni, whil,. Bruudage died out to
first.
In the following frame Pontlac had
no chance whatever to tie the score.
Renlgaie starred out with a slngp.
Qraber struck out. Stevenson knot :;
ed a high fly to lirst. Kutz missed if
Newark. N. ,1 . ;
185,000 damages I
right, eye. blinded
golf DfJI. has be,
nelius Toohey.l 1.
l'ranklin Webster
Too hey charges n
a fifty yard appro
pi. . .'V
or the loss
by a blow
u brought
a caddy,
of Last.
suit for
or his
from a
by Cor-
against
( i range,
making
A Uarrow Range.
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An
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log cabin, so why cling to their labor
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hang your rugs on a line, beat them to
pieces, choke with dust and then only
half clean them. We will call for your
rugs, clean them by modern methods
and return them to your home scrub
bed clean, bright and uninjured -and
the cost is small. Call us up and let
us tell you how we do it.
Let Bleckley clean your rugs, curtains,
drapes everything from your dainty
party dress to your rugs.
Phone
323-R
JABLACKLEY