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fsq I 1 't A' 1 PRICI Rival Clubs ret When Rain Storm Prevents ourth Game of Big Series YOSTMEN AND PILE UP BIG SCORES layoff clears up PITCHING SITUATION Jives Huggins and McGraw Chance to Come Back BROSHES CASE Wnahlngton Ort The Kov 'W ROM ROCKEYES fLEYEJUSIDE Wolverines Register Touch IRST HAL SCORE 7 0 BUCKEYES ARE HELPLESS! feJ 7 0 6 GOPHERS GET LYING START summary Captain Me A 7 0 4H 2fl 7 28 5 NOTRE DAME BOWS CENTRE COLLEGE 0 irst Real Sensation of the World Series TO IOWA ELEVEN 0 game 6 0 0 for for l)avidMni Virginia MurxluMI urmnn 0 0 0 6 0 fl 0 0 0 0 0 0 (I 0 0 a The kept The Cur for fo 0 0 0 0 (I 0 0 0 IL football linemen 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft ft 7 ft RRQ 0 4 2ft 27 0 ft ft ft 0 ft 0 0 7 0 ft 0 0 0 3 fl period real Call 10 a 0 0 ft 7 0 ft ft 3 fl 9 hear Call AH DETROIT WINS ARD BATTLE Gettysburg Colgate Dfccklnflon llaverford Wesleyan North Carolina Grinnell Rochester llaverford Romp Poly Georgetown XV and XL Washington Rethnny Irginla Wnflh Iro of ILS Southeastern Northwestern Eaatern Northern Western of 'jf 44 0 ft ft ft ft ft fl ft fl 0 0 Dlr ft 028 14 TEN CENTS BY HARRY BULLION New York Oct 8 If the Giants eventually survive this series as the winners of it their success win be due to curve pitching There is nht another instance on record where a pitching staff has employed as many as the four hurlers exhibited by Manager McGraw in this series It is safe to say without fear of contradiction that Douglas Nehf' Toney and Barnes have averaged nine curves In every 10 pitches Of course they have displayed a change of pace but the medium slow and the slower deliveries have been with consistency that is surprising those who have made a Maryland Providence New Hampshire WemtmliiAter Middlebury Indiana North Carolina DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 9 1921 MUI by downs While Amassing Their 64 0 Victory O'! ALEXA JARRED ROM THRONE 21 28 25 WEST 7 DeMflnenae Purdue Notre Dame Georgetown Aggies Ohio State South Dakota HOOSIERS ALL TO HARVARD 11 league Surprising to Evans Uy Evans wh'o has umpired in major leagues long enough knowledge of hbw the pitchers football Minnesota first 1921 conference defeating Northwest The Gophers perform consistent scoring a rom Oss Tanner and Arm the ball over Tan gOHfl chtittnnoogn Woofford (Hr MIasInmIppL 0 fliarlou INDIANA Donovan rance McCaw Roflfl irming Leonard Runny Wilken Maynard Burke Kyle A Saturday's ootball Results Rnld Wallace Bradley Carroll Colo Mine Wyoming Quincy Knox Central Normal Tex Chrlfltlnn21 Nevada BLOCKED KICKS DEEAT PURDUE RAINY DAY BRINGS POETRY AND IMPORTANT GOL DATE Bi the get in the American league work mar velled at the persistence of the Giants pitchers in cracking the ball off at the plate One would think that the hurlers in McGraw's corps were willing to make this season their last in base ball and to hasten their end accept ed the surest Way of bringing that state of affairs about Nothing is quite so Injurious to the arm as curve ball pitching Stars of the mound last a great deal longer whep they mix a hook occasionally Contnued on Page 26 CASK camH Smith Grable! Wiafl i Hed Byrne Boehm olk Unn Mohr Hamilton purdurCarmen Birk Spencer 'Wither Hwank Miller Murphy WilllumM Wagnor 2 9 letcher from the Morld nrrlra bnorlMilt clnitfllr probably will amount to I more (bun 1100000 internal revenue bureau onl clnH today cMtlmated (bat If the acrirfl In New lurk goes eight gunira or the limit of nine gumcn the income Im Increased by nut ir than 1130000 RT REA QB 'IL and summary he simple process of arithmetic find that in making the same 100 per a week study of the pitchers in the' Ameri can Holy Redeemer Adruln Southwestern Cqns armington' pslluntl vr Contra! Ohio Northern 'IB 4 I nlv of tie 27 Georgia Tech70 Lu State llnlv78 of Virginia 14 of Carolina 7 Univ of Tenn21 X'aiiderbllt 42 'l nlane 13 IL of Alabama 53 Auburn 48 itts of Crimson eatures With Run of 84 Yards for Touchdown 1 I Huggins Responds With Verse of His Own Rice Signs I i for Cathe With Harding 1 (Copyright 1921 Underwood A Underwood New York 7 Al the left is LarsonI av) captain who is considered one of tlje best def ensive players in the east Creene of the Army is the other player in layout He plays center and is a star at the position St Cliarlrfl Take Notice Shamrock! are without a for Sunday and would like to from some 00 95 pound team Bob at Glendale 4041 before til Charles please call Ohio Northern Goes Under 35 to 0 After Making a Plucky Stand Lowell Marshall Rud Axe lensing High Assumption Imnfling Cent Highland Park Klver Range Kaflt Lansing Gd Itnplda Un Harbor Springs Albion OHIO Hiram fl WoONlrr 31 Ohio XV enleynn2fl Min ml 14 Kenyon Aflhlnnd Sport inancial News Real Estate News Marion Hollins Wins 5 and 4 and Replaces Atlanta Girl as Champion infuriated spectator went about poking into dark corners' for the author of these encouraging lines: i It raining rain to me It's raining daffodils In every dimpled drop I see Wild flowers on the hills The clouds of gray engulf the day And hide the leaves of brown It isn't raining rain Io mef raining roses down When shown this lyrical expres sion from the pen of a light hearted bard Manager Miller Huggins scowled moodily for a few moments and then hurriedly dashed off the following upon the back of a water soaked card: It isn't raining rain to me It's raining rest for Mays In every dimpled drop I see The Babe in future plays The clouds above have got my love And that's the simple truth It isn't raining rain iointc It's raining rest for Ruth The prospects are that 175000 fans will pay in iTAHOft tn rpa th ft flrmt Condnin on Page 20 Brown 2 Ballfy (ub for hra) Myrul (nub for Brown) (loalw from Aa 4 Magidsohn (Michigan) Umpire Benbrook (Michigan) ield Graven (Illinois)'' Ilrad Haines (Yale) Time of IS minutes Sport inancial News Real Estate News fer Men Brace in Last i Two Periods and Show Real Class NftKTH WESTERN snearen IL Pcnliekl lrount Hathaway leapt) uani Putnam Ewing Blumenthal Palmer McElwain Patterson 3 3 7 7 0 0 Consistency in the matter ot scor ing Is the brightest jewel In the University of diadem this season apparently Saturday after noon the Red and White knocked off Ohio Northern at Navin ield by a 35 to 0 count exactly the same as that of the opening game against ranklin college But making 35 points against ranklin and rolling up the same number against Ohio Northern are two entirely different propositions i The team that the local steam roller flattened yesterday was eas ily 100 per cent better than the one that furnished the opposition such as it was in the debut contest Thus by the simple process of arithmetic we i score of had to be cent stronger than It was agq Detroit looked like team in this ennfeat and backs who had not seemed to be on speaking terms in the rank lin game had been properly intro duced In the meantime and they co ordinated The forwards charged with a vim that was entirely lack ing in the previous encounter The backs knew the plays better' ran harder and blocked In a much more satisfactory fashion The Red and tackling was a thing to de light the eye of the spectator and black the eye of the enemy Stubborn Defeme Ohio Northern put up a very stubborn and spirited defense at all times or sheer pluck it been excelled by any team ever seen on Navin ield It made De troit fight for every Ineh of ground and once held for downs with only Inches separating the Duffy jugger naut from a touchdown The visi tors not only were game but they knew something about football They couldn't stem the bone crush ing attack of the Detroit backfield however nor cope with the vicious charge of the big forwards With the ball Ohio was helpless never rnaking a first down by rushing though penalties gave her several Detroit made only seven points in the first half getting a touchdown and goal in the opening period Ohio Con tinned on 26 a substitute boosted nne rresn the second Woodlands Need Game Woodlands are without a game for Sunday and would like to from 100 110 pound teams Charley at Hemlock 3134 players report nt ord field VOL 87 NO 12 Mlehlgan Detroit 0 Albion lllllsdnle 31 Kaxvu Defeats Six Other High Skip pers of Yacht Club Stanley Krum won the catbost championship of the Detroit Yacpt club by defeating the six other high skippers In the season's standings In the scries of seven races to de cide the champion Joo Krollk was second Vaiboo third arr fourth Doc Aldrich fifth erd Luderor sixth and arr seventh Next Saturday the four Champion sklpp rs of the river will contest In series of tour races tor the Detroit River as sociation title The skippers to comnetft Kramnr ti A Glbnon Kliann Joo Kro llk Jotrlt Boat yarhtamen Joe Day View Petroit to the 1 rants Detroit ha the honor of playlnx the lonjMt 1 to 0 (ranie nn Awut 17 HS3 Providence I bad tn travel IS round to beat the Wolverine Union XVUilnnm Depauw Mumk AkkIcbSorlnxrfleld Knnvufl Affalea21 Missouri l'niv32 Maine 34 ale reh4l Illa Nova 10 Swarthmore 28 Akron Urnlflon Heidelberg Wittenberg irflklngum Otterbein SOUTH ATLANTIC Urflliia ilat Central 21 llnmlramek 32 Pontine 5 Knlnmaaon 25 Traverse City 53 Hattie Creek 14 Average Close to Nine Out of Every 10i Pitches in Efforts to Win Thought? Orders to The ree Tree Hillsdale Mich Oct Hillsdale fnntball team defeated Hope college today 34 to 0 before a crowd of several thousand Only straight football was uROd LT LG rT lUu' Moore by quarters: 1 Michigan 21 Cae i 9 a Touchdownfl Mlchlgafti Klpke Roby 9 Steketee aher Searle Banka 9 i i Goal from Ateketta I Goebel 3 Knode 3 MlchUran 1 Walker Kennedy rbicafn Ernest Verwlebe Harvard Head Tlm Hawkeyes Get Touchdown Drop Kick Score 10 7 Iowa City la Oct 8 A first period offense consisting largely of off tackle smashes by Aubrey lie vine and line plunges by Gordon locke gave the University of Iowa football team a 10 to 7 victory over Notre Dame university today A touchdown early In the Initial period by Locke and a' long drop kick by A Devine a few minutes laier gave the Hawkeyes their points' Notre Dame scored Its seven points on a touchdown and goat In tho second period After Iowa had scored Its first points It was unable to pene trate far Into Notre Dames terri tory while tho Indians team play ing desperately opened up an as sortment of forward passes Inter mixed with crosa iuicKS ana the Hawkeye team feucsslng line up: Score by periods Iowa Notre Dame IV Maryland Ohio Unlverslly 0 akeforest a and II I) EN ITIAL SOUTH Georgia Tech 7 Centre College 1 1 KRAMER WINNER IN CATBOAT EVENT With Their Star Hurlers in Next Two Games Both Clubs to Profit With Advantage Matter of Doubt Absence May igure BY HARRY BULLION New York Oct Cold biting winds that stung deep acconi allied by a steady rain storm which swept Manhattan from the Battery 0 Yonkers compelled a postponement of the fourth game of the series this afternoon There was all the promise the rival teams would want for a game0 to noon time but as the vanguard of fans began moving toward th? tadiuin the skies became heavy and about 1 o'clock started spilling loisture that grew steadily in volume' until the scheduled hour for tarting play By that time 'the grounds were dotted with little lakes in whichass and ducks are wont to play and the assembled customers almost00W gluttons for 'punishment to Staggmen Are ortunate and Win Hard Game Score 9 to 0 Chicago Oct 8 Chicago' ii god dyes of fortune beamed on Stagg field today giving the Maroons a 9 0 victory over Purdue Two blocked kick turned a stubbornly fought battle into a Maroon vic tory although both sides battled evenly most of the way Chicago used tho forward pass effectively and several times forced the ball deep into BoHermaker ter ritory The huskj Hoosiers held at the points however The game was largely a punting duel with the ball In ter ritory most of the time Chicago gained more on the of fensive mainly through Purdue's right tackle and the Pyott Romney aerial combination The Maroons scored first In the second period when the ball went Io Purue whose line blocked a Maroon march on the 20 yard line Strohmeler broke through the Pur due line to block an attempted punt by Miller and letcher fell on the nan ror a loucnaown Easterner Has Lead of our 1 Holes Over Rival at End of irst 18 BY ASSOCIATED PKHttf Deal Oct A new cham pion woman golfer of the United States was crownid on the four teenth green of the Hollywood Golf chib today Miss Marlon Hollins a member of the West Brook Golt chib of Great River New York succeeding Miss Alexa Stirling ot Atlanta Ga who had held the ti tle since 1916 In the final round of the week's annua! national tournament Miss Hollins defeated Miss Stirling) and 4 in a 36 hole match Miss Stirling was never In tho lend and was four down after the morning play of 18 holos' Miss Hollins con sistently outdrove her much' young er opponent and this told In the end in the strong wind which mark ed the morning play They fared about alike In approaching and putting Alexa Comes Baek But Heavy rain was falling as the afternoon play began Before it had ceased Miss Stirling had cut her lead to one up win ning three of the first four holes In the afternoon The minute the rain stopped' Miss IlpUins had bet ter control of her long tee shots and began to increase her lead At the turn In the afternoon she was four up Sheglost two and won three of the last five holes of the match 'S In being dethroned from the place which she has occupied as queen of American goiters since was 18 years old Miss Stirling suffered her first defeat in a championship touhviPicrit from an American slnee she won tho title It was also the worst defeat of her career This is Cont'niiel on Page 26 I Win irst Conference Northwestern 28 0 Is Injured Minneapolis Minn Oct closing only one or two plays out side straight captured its game today ern 28 to 0 an co was touchdown in each period Minnesota's halfback Arnold Oss Injured his leg in the first period and it was said tonight he prob ably would be out of the Ohio State game at Columbus next Saturday Northwestern fooled Minnesota on crowbuck and a double pass for a coilple of first downs but fur ther attempts were smothered by the Gophers Blumenthal at quarter for Northwestern showed to ad vantage Jlo was thrown for a loss however in an attempted end run on tho fourth down on one yard lino in the third and Northwestern's only chance to score faded he Hneup: MINNESOTA Blumer Teberg leapt) oIkoh Ans Tierney Johnson Wallace Brown um Martineau Score by periods: MlnnuKota NnrthwpHtprn Minnesota scoring: Georgia 27 X'undcrbUt 42 TrnnrNNCe 21 The Citadel 2S Tulane 2G Ahibninn 55 WL8TERN UOXEIIHXCE Mlnneflota it2K Northwestern i SOUTH urtnfln Din Idflon Ln State Nor Richmond Newberry Univ of hntt Mercer 1 nlv of Miss Alnrlon Springhill 31 DDDDATa UA DA1V DDI'DAID IH rubi Buell Goal from field Buell Pfaff man (ub fur Jenkins) ofip Ref UrowMi Hwarthrnorc Sharpe Yale ield Judge Gardner Cor nell i Hankhart Dart mouth Time of pprlods 12 minutes HILLSDALE 34 HOPE 0 EAST Syracuse 42 Bouton 5 Dartmouth 24 Carnegie Tech 42 Army 1ft Harvard 19 Yale 34 John Hopklns27' Delaware Navy 53 West Reserve in tv or enn 7 Princeton 19 Lafayette Stevens Columbia Tenn Stnte Amea Cornell Stcvenn Butler Amherst Univ of Pitts 21 Boston Univ 52 Ililv Criia A4 the arrangement Brown is Lehigh 7 AlleKheny 0 BuckncII 14 lit st Mary XV and 1 0" Leaders of the Service Elevens of 1921 5 MICHIGANDRIVE? ore by periods: Chicago 0 Purdue in iown: i goals from touchdown McGulro SaL ty Williams I Purdue) Referee Hackett West Point Knight Dartmouth ield Elliott lenn Head Ilnwnan A A Kim Tim ut mlmils each Marietta Chicago 0 fown 10 Wabash 41 Wiaconaiii 24 Oberlin Illinois XVest Normal 7 Dame resh XVilniinffton 7 Earlham vniv nt vincy 17 Bombard 5H Beloit 14 Denver 13 Colo College 10 Carthage 48 Illinois XVeJ2 Okla Univ 21 Okla Aincles28 Univ of Calif 51 QlHItfiHIHUHtHtltllUHIIItHttlllllltlltminflHIIIUIIttQ LOCAL 1 Mt Clemens 33 fl 7 13 GIANT HURLERS SET RECORD OR CURVE BALL LINGING Make Only One irst Dpwni Get in Michigan Territory But Once 4 (Special to The ree Press) Ann Arbor Mich Oct 8 Twenty eight' Michigan wurrlortf bopped on poor little Case and thumped and battered their way to a 610 triumph on erry field this afternoon The Case eleven seemed even' weaker than Mount Union Their plucky line collapsed completely before the vicious onslaught of the Woiveiinetgrwards who charging i as a unit ahowefi most gratifying i results of Yost's efforts the last week Case's backs seldom pene trated tho Maize and Blue front but were checked behind the lino 1 ot scriminage most of the lime On the other hand the local back field broke through tho opposing I tackle and skirted the ends at will I Particularly Impressive waa manner In which the Michigan I backs gave Interference Blocking i was an important factor in all the I long gains made by Steketce Klpke Roby and Uteritz Make Mne Touchdowns All in all Michigan made nin touchdowns Roby and Klpke each tallying two The locals' supremacy can bo shown In no better way than In the number ot first downs tor i 26 were registered Only once did Caso get past: the center of the Held and that was in tho last i period when Unn and Green broke loose? In an open field and 'got the i leather as far as the 35 yard line At no time during the game did the Brown and White have a shadow ot by a chance to score 5 On account ot his dashing dodg ss Ing offensive tactics Harry Klpke easily ejirned the first plane In to Lj spotlight Atl that he failed to do against Mount Union he ae compllshed against Cose today It frequently took four struggling opponents to stop him In bls smash ing dodging advances Uterltz and Roby likewise glim mered brightly Tho former took Banks's place In the first quarter piloted the team well and reeled off some nifty rojnps Roby's per formence In the second half exceed ed that of Usher End Go Great On the line ends were Impregnable Goebel many times broke through and downed the Case runner in his tracks Stanley Mulr head stationed at tackle waged an aggressive battle while Captain Dunne at left guard played hi usual good game the little time he was In Michigan's aerial department worked to better advantage than last Week With Uterltz and Banks on the heaving end throe passes were completed Kirk and Goebel made clever catches of the first two The weather was Ideal for font ball but the turf was heavy due to recent rains A crowd of about 8000 was In attendance 1 umbled Costly Michigan's first touchdown was registered after three minutes of play ollowing the kick off 35 1 yards were added by the Wolverine 1 attack bringing the ball to the Case 40 yurd line rom here Stekotee's attempt at goal from I placement failed but Cane taking the ball on 20 yard stripe fumbled and Banks recovered Klpke and Steketee Jhon rushed the leather over the Tine Not long afterwards Cappon re covered a Case punt on the 15 yard line and twice Michigan went over the goal line but the ball was brought back on account of penal ties inally with the oval in lh? possession a bad pass from center dribbled beneath tho goal posts and Hamilton dropped on It Vick downed him for a safe ty the second score rank Steketee started off second quarter with a long end run' along the sidelines He was thrown out of bounds on the two yard line but on the next play waa given the ball and added touchdown No 2 i licr Adds Another i In the waning moments the second quarter Usher scaled the op I posing wall for the third Maize and Blue touchdown Utorltz and Klpke on successive off tackles and end runs advanced the leather to the three yard line and did the rest Three minutes later Searle repeated the trick on a dodging end circuit Goebel made the locals total 30 by kicking goal goal was crossed the fifth time by Harry Klpke A forward pass Uterltz to Goebel put tho play on the 15 yard mark Searle and Klpke toted the ball the remaining distance The half ended: Michi gan 37 Case 0 Early In the second half the lo cal scoring machine began tn func tlon again A neat pass Banka to Goebel followed by turn drives by Roby rang up tally the sixth Tha next one was put across by Banks on a fast circle of Caso's left wing MICHIGAN Kira i Dunne VK 0 14 21 0 TO Tufts West Virginia 13 Worcester Poly II t'unlslun Univ 0 Ituigera Alfred Univ Alnehlrnbnnr 0 Susquehanna vn Wp 0 lebnnon Valley 0 or imwrcncc Ilowdoln Transylvania Hates Colby Washington' st Louis Unit Lowell Hotchkiss Penna Military Albright MICIIIGA case limn Mich Aggies Ilnur I'errU Institute STATE IVl liM IIOLASTIC Greenville 2S Ann Arbor 21 Port Huron Saginaw 7 Cbrboyaan Tpsl ormal4s 'i innj luddled in stands and awaited decision from Judge Landts who done is authorized to declare a world's series ball game on or off Order it Off inally tho learned barrister capped In his long black coat and gray sweater that has aeen a lot service put In an appearance anned tho clouds critically andstructed the umpires to cancel Sarily scheduled contest There WM the lightest bit cheer in the ball yard except that ne band played some popular airs Mlc Altrock and Al hicht the Washington comSElans jt on their act Protected front theshlng elements by rubber coats Neither the Giants nor UR ankees viewed the presence of the with enthusiasm McGraw's ion were frantic to play tn the elief that they would realize bene ti from the overwhelming beating dmthistered to the Yankees ridayhen tha latter determined to reak vengeance on the clan of Mc tiw were reluctant to pass up the pportunity this afternoon Aids Both Managers It Is difficult to determine which the contenders was benefittedqre by the sudden precipitation of iln Neither manager ill bo compelled to jockey his itchers as It was believed he would ave to do had the series gone long to a ideclslon without a rf ak Opinion leaned strongly to the diet that Manager Huggins asell as Manager McGraw would ave been compelled to use a itchcr who had had but two days' out this afternoon and bring back gain on the Sabbath two more ho would have been obliged to11 under the same handicap Under the conditions as they ob in at present though both the lants and Yankees are squared ay for the employment ot their es of the mound favored by their ustomary relief period None onbted that Mays and Douglasnuld have mounted the rubber to iy or that Nehf and Hoyt were lecte for the Sabbath brawl Cnn Use Stars I Now under lays and Douglas can "go" tomor jnw and the other pair Hoyt and Behf on Monday That 'schedule Haturally will eliminate 1 tor the Hxt two' days the employment of If cond string pitcher? who as theSame riday roved Inspired thegiants to commit' everything but Mayhem In Hhe most shameful oild's scries game on record Aho the next two games offer Bibstanee for keen speculation on qualifications of the quartet ofbitchr rs who performed to sensa Monally Wednesday and Thursday Et i do ft again None can take ex ptlon to the remark that neither'ays Douglass Nehf nor Hoyt Is Bipt to deliver the same brilliant ar clc of deceiving that marked the1 il of all four on their other ap aranccs but there any ar ment against the ventured opln that the rlghtfullness of the Hhird game will not be repeated Miowfver Whether the beating the Giants Blmlnistered ho harshly la going have any effect on the morale of'io Yankees under fire and in thelher extreme servo ns new insplr 'lon for the National leaguers Is Tieslion that remains to bo an xerr Have Hurdcr Job There can be no denying tho fact ough that the result of the third uue had an inspiring effect oq the present stives of the senior leaguet do sn't necessarily mean will eventually win the hon for which they strive but the pinion in general that the Yan i i'S if rli Htined to win are going have harder row to hoe than' "as predicted they would have Ihc eom luslon of the second cn Bounier Still there Is a lot In the Yan favor one particular asset atrrist that thus far has not beer Bnanili stfil It 1g the conceded of their hitting Success in 1 games won 'by tho Yankees W'm dm to tho excellcnee of pltch Bg more than to any weight with Bttik Therefore If the pitchersfn not falter too badly and there nt any reason now to figure that mid Hoyt will the hitting fPiigth of the Hugten unless It t11 too late ought to ike the path smoother for the laundsinen By tii" same token' though tho Bk Branting that Douglas ii lf work In their usual in 'S'11'0 11 low anybody tBjy by any chance bring to 18 clubbing vehemence Oi in tho odd game when like logical contenders 'he hlghcBt honors In baseball Ustli's Absence ITgurcs "r''m lly 110 Giants are going toBah too by absence of Harr fr'm "'e fray for 8 a1 bnat and perhaps for'1 hl Klltl' broke the skin rm near the elbow In Bnnie and It became fes al bo lanced His Hi th wnnned him to stay out Hid ii fr nt toast throe days HL bat ho carry the ail i ln Wx sling which 's doing ri1 ti batting averages tor the iHrovn there Is nothing to Br oPmn bag boon a whale H't help t0 Vnnkecs Proved to bo of great of i £m''rican leaguers In facl that lie has been ri hc success ot theWan! fcured him th Wllb Huth outtheru Lnor8lle Giants Is H'irn J'8 'Proved And toequently in fact Is trong Influence I'nl'AY noCTS 'j' NJud op Chicago Wl'lsst Smith Ok Calffnrnto Davs Hhade IRn of Jjr over Georzs BrIT 10 rminda nf New OrlaanH won a HJ In Llnny Howard ot Bayonne Ba hiy 1 eonnds Jahns White ot jff it Jorj" 11011 ovl'r bult sllar Cambridge Mass Oct 8 Har vard defeated Indiana today 19 to 0 An eastern eleven in the making met a western conference team al most Intact from last year and stopped it without great effort The Jlooslers appeared at a loss to get started lacking the strategy to get under way and when Har vard fumbles gave them the ball they did not seem to have the strength to follow up the advantage for score Jndiann alls to Connect or the first two periods Indiana was content to kick every time it got the ball with two minor rush ing exceptlonB thls notwithstand ing that kicks were falling short to In tha last two periods the Hoos iers twice recovering Harvard fumbles Jrfed to go forward by rushes ami by forward passes ami succeded to the extent ot several first downs but never to the point that score appeared possible Rain came down in sheets during the last half of the contest and to this Coach Jumbo Stiehm of the Hoosiers attributed his' team's de feat "Tha weather man' beat he said "We had planned to open up our forward passes In the second half but the rain came and made Jt He added however that his team was a disappointment In Its negative play In the early pe riods part of which he attributed to an injury to Hanny right cnn which lessened his cffectii'enCss Except for a 78 yard run from an Intercepted forward pass made by itts at the outset of the ffiirth period for a touchdown and Har last score there was Httl In the play of the Harvard team today that stood out as noteworthy Stiehm Praises Hnriaril intelligent was appraisal of hM successful opponents The crimson's qjjicr touchdown was an Individual effort also Gehrke catching a short punt by Kyle and scampering 12 yards to the goal Buell made one field goal from the 35 yard line for the crimson's initial score In the open ing period and failed In another i laiiinan onu from the 30 yard from the wide Mnea in period Lineup and HARVARD Alacomber Kane Brown Bradford ijrfiw 'Herney Urockcr Buell Jenkin Owpd Oohrke BY GRANTLAND RICE New York Oct 8 A raw piti less "October rain with a hop to its fast one overpowered Giants Yankees and thousands of spec tators today bringing the fourth game of New York's world series to an abrupt: halt before a blow was struck As the rainfall increased just be fore 2 o'clock George Christian Jr secretary to President Harding asked Judge Landis what he intend ed to do about Impeaching the weather man and the judge promis ed If it happens again to have him tossed to the lions oiled at the game Mr Christian then booked an advance date at golf wherein Ring Gardner and your humble correspondent arc to joust again' In the' sand filled trough against President Harding and Irvin Cobb The bout Is to come off Just before the disarmament con ference which may at least bring about the abolition of the ribbed mashle a What Hain Does As John McGraw came in and that the game was oft Uncle Sam Will Get Nice Chunk inal Quarter Drive Net Pray ing Colonels 14 0 Danville Ky Ort Scoring two touchdowns In the final quar ter tho Centre college eleven de fi ufarl fhn utrnticr Virginia technic Institute team hare this aft i rrnuon 11 to 0 During the first three quart 'wuon Swut lite two teams battled up and down Mulrheafl Uto field between the 20 yard Ilnef Goetwl with tho Virginia cloy on the de fenslve most of the time but In the teketee i final quarter the Centre backfield itislwr Lr tn find hnlflM In thn vlnlLnrn Hntt and Reared two touchdowns In rapid Ruccpflsion fltronfr carrying nr kicked both Summary: scorn by pe rtata rffiUf Virginia Polytechnic linuman Lloyd Olda Milan tl ttf ner 1 mlTiufsB Case: gloat for Wise Green for Linn Terran for Grablel tuni uvriif itir uuiH Michigan: Utarlts Hanks VanOrden for Dunne earle Stekatee Curran tor Klrbe lewan XJabpan Petto for Wilson Ropy veher Banka for fteartB Kno1 Klnkc Knelnheder far Pirn Kmirh Vick Kirk (or Curvan Rfchurdn Mr floflb! Craw forth for Vannrdon L'urp Virk Henry (or Mulrbwl for Rlchardti jiu I 1 4 1 IttBBaKMtWHL GWM LJ i WI HWr Sgflk Off UW to MU JWt i A an rCW 4 AMMMKMMaw'raa a 67 Jt EG th 5 I 1 dri 7 BKffMiMdh razsmOKMBMOf AH tv £4 ft rV t1VA 6 z' a 4 Guin kicked goal CHICAGO Halladay iet' her LUT MlHr LG dlng Redmond RG McGuire RT Sirohxnelrr RE QB eLH Mne her RH Hi rmee by period: Harvard 3 0 19 Indiana 0 0 0 Touehdou na Gelirke itta Coal' frflm.