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th i WRJ IW 11 The Indianapolis Sunday Star SORT PAGES SECTION 1 T0 4 BOSTON BRAVES DEEAT EVEN THE VETERAN EDDIE PLANK 1 0 INDIANA SWAMfED BY ILLINOIS a a a PURDUE WABASH AND NOTRE DAME WIN eature Players in the Second Game for the Championship Title DISPLAY REAL ALL RIGHT COURAGE PURDUE SWAMPS WESTERN RESERVE VAN AIKEN IN 4 LONG RUN GAME PLAYED IN SEA MUD Western Reserve Craigan oin to Whittl'd In the CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COLUMN 5 CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COLUMN 2 ootball Scores Three Denver Pitchers Touched for 17 Runs by Winning Indians It Looks Like the Braves Now wan Indians Regular Hitters 0 Jewell 0 4: 0 0 1 INDIANS ARE BEATEN 27 10 CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COLUMN 1 ars rf PENN AILS TO SCORE Val 2 6 3 0 0 Eddingto 1 35 0 27 1 0 0 4 piled up by the left field Klem right full line 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 WABASH DEEATS EARLHAM 24 TO 3 0 0 0 0 1 Emporia 0 Haskell 20 Southern 5 4 5 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 3 0 0 0 0 46 A 0 0 0 (I 0 (1 (I 0 () 0 1 I 'C 0 0 0 1 0 (I 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 7 Illinois 51 Indiana 0 Wabash 24 Earlham 3 Notre Dante 103 Rose Poly 0 Purdue 26 Western Reserve 0 If HH II) eventually was re Murphy took a Ions ind nf the Roanon work and Portman Bowman Roe Hole Ewart 20 II (I 0 0 0 0 9 ILLINOIS TOPS THE CHICAGO SCORE BOSTON CAPTAIN CHIDES EDDIE PLANK MACKMEN SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 11 1914 Suckers Succeed in Outstripping Maroons in Running Up Score on Poor Indiana Bill James Baffles Athletics and Braves Win Second Game of Series by 1 0 Score Mackmen ail to Show ormer Hoosiers Hold irst Quarter but After That the I Alumni Protest tossed the runner out Mann Gets Cornell Eleven ights Carlisle Off eet Early in i Score 21 to 0 Center ielder Eddington of Bears Called to Mound in Effort to Stop Swatfest Evers and Others Show Athletics That They Are in Line for What Is at Stake HOW THEY LINED UP IN GAME AT CHAMPAIGN 510 RESULT CAME ON CHAMPAIGN IELD Boiler Makers Stick to Straight ootball' and RompAway With the Ohio Eleven by 26 to Count i Lafayette Eleven Stops Quakers Passes and Game Ends With to Tie the club The fact VOL 12 NO 128 which Baker gathered battle of wits betweetv and the clever Boston 5 6 THE STANDING Won 0 Two base hits Schang Deal Double play Maranville to Schmidt Left on bases Braves 11 Athletics 1 irst base on balls Oft James 3 off Plank irst base on errors Braves 1 Hit by pitcher By Plank (Maranville)' Struck out By James 8 by Plank 6 Passed ball Schang Time 1:56 Umpires Plate Hildebrand bases Byron field Dineen 7 Cassidy McCarty Butcher Coffey isher Barbour 3b Block Mitchell White Sox to the pinnacle of baseball achievement by his terrific hitting against the Cubs Today the substitute who got into the Braves' lineup because of the untoward injury to early this week is the day's hero though part of the credit must bo accorded Lester Mann another substitute coupled with two of fortune gave the Braves the ninth Inning tally that was sufficient to send them back to Boston with the credit of having taken two straight games from the Mackmen Deal Enters as Hero Maranville opened that eventful ninth by going out at first base when Barry and McInnis handled a difficult chance to retire him in a style that won the ap probation of tlie partisan audience Enter Charles Deal substitute No 1 Me hit the third ball pitched to the first two had been over Strunk in center the former Milwaukee Association out fielder momentarily misjudged the drive hut went back for It with a fine turn of speed and succeeded In holding its value to two bases Strunk really atoned for his momentary lapse by being able to keep the" fifth Munn ITHACA Oct 10 Gien War Carlisle Indians crumbled before the attack of Cornell today the Ithacans win ning easily by a score of 21 to 0 The In dians were dangerous only once during the game Cornell started fast after receiving the kickoff in the first period Barrett skirted the Indians' left wing for a thirty yard run but Cornell lost the ball on twenty two yard line when Calac inter cepted a forward pass Tlie Cornell de fense held and Carlisle had to punt The Cornell half backs ripped holes in the In dian line and Collyer rounded the right end for a long run to the Carlisle twenty yard line On a fake forward pass Barrett carried the ball over for a touchdown Carlisle fought hard but could not score Little Giants After Drop Kick by Quaker Half Back March Through Opponents for our Touchdowns on another passed ball with last run safely to right ive more runs were visitors in the second through clean hit ting and Mitchell gave way to Schreiber who was touched for seven tallies of the way bad shoulder Van Aiken is from a bad knee and East the hospital The second scrub team was sent in and in gaining ground as easily run sixty llve for the first 3 BY RALSTON GOSS Sporting Editor The Star PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct The meteoric Braves have dimmed the bril liancy of what heretofore has been re garded as the most brilliant constellation of stars in the baseball firmament Displaying brilliant aggressive play George Wonder Men again to day outgamed and outplayed the Mack men and tonight are in the position with any kind of good fortune to conclude the struggle with two more victories in Bos ton on Monday and Tuesday With the series standing 2 to 0 in their favor only the complete collapse of their wonderful courage in the face of great odds can prevent the Braves from wresting the title of champions from the Ath letics Even should the American League champions "come back" as they may do thej' will find themselves confronted witn men who now7 are sure of themselves and tneir prowess Braves Show the Punch There can be no apologies made for Athletics They lost to the better today so they did yesterday that they lost by the possible win ning 1 to makes the achieve ment of the Braves all the more remark able That the two teams battled along for eight innings before a single man even reached third much less scored shows that for pure determinedness and doggedness of purpose the inexperienced National League team was superior to the tried and heretofore not found wanting champions ighting all the way on the defensive Pct 1006000 8 0 0 The Athletics kept up the one two three order In their fourth inning easy grounder was gathered In by James and he Glaring struck out and ider at Maranville who 12 4 5 Two two and Gossett had a passed Kignt behind All Illinois The story of the game was all Illinois Indiana was simply outclassed Capt team fighting hard from start to finish was up against an eminently superior machine playing in November form The fHoosiers could not gain and they could not stop Illinois As the In diana adherents were downcast the lllini rooters were glad score seems to confirm the claim that lllini is a championship contender game was played on a slippery field but the field was not half as slip pery' as the lllini backs led by Harold Pogue Childs and his men were ready tonight to concede the Illinois contention that Pogue is the greatest runner in the West and Russell of Chicago is not in the same class It was Pogue who started the undoing of the Hoosiers They had held the lllini score less for the first quarter The wily Zuppke had held his star in reserve Coincident with the introduction of the little wizard lllini stock boomed Pogue ran through the Hoosiers almost at will and a touchdown was soon made Bart Macomber added a field goal from placement and the first half ended 9 to 0 which was not bad at all from the standpoint of the Hoosier invaders The came the second half which was a terrible story When Pogue did not gallop for a long gain Clark the lllini quarter uacK was nusy And when they not at work the huge Schoblnger from back was ramming holes in the Hoosier Passes Baffle Hoosiers Coach Childs squad was given an exem plification the forward pass a la Zuppke The lllini successfully fif teen times three of them resulting in touch downs men broke up ten other at tempts to forward pass They clung to the Yale shift plays but no kind of a play would have gained for them The best Hoosier feat was a long forward pass from Erehart to Whitaker for a gain of twenty yards Otherwise the Hoosier passes were futile Erehart pulled a boner when he to run the ball from be hind his own goal instead of punting as the signal called Several lllini were sitting on him before he hd a good hold of the ball This cost the Hoosiers two more points but that seemed a trifling matter Quarter Back Whitaker was a factor in the Hoosier defense and Weiland played well until he was removed with injuries Childs used up well nigh his whole squad striving to halt the lllini firHt hurled Hie ball to McInnis to catch him and liie Boston man reached the middle station safely Schang who was throwing to bases with reck confidence also tried to nip Deal oft second but tlie ratchar's throw was too high for Barry to get him as ha slid back to the bag Jamoa ended the inning by striking out Macks Are Easy The second Innin of the White Elephants was quickly over Baker gave Schmidt a 1 2 Shifman Shuele Gains Denaple Barrett Pease McConnell Englehart 7 12 7 0 0 0 Touchdowns VanAiken '3 Goals from touchdowns Turner 2 Umpire Por ter (Cornell) Referee Hackett (West Point) ield Hennage (Northwest ern) Time of periods Ten minutes Substitutions (Purdue) Eldridge for Stinchfield Biechner for Blocker Smith for Cecil Mason for Bishop Proud for Routh Arbuckle for Borum Rakestraw for Turner Dixon for Plutz East for Bozell for Oxr (Western Reserve)) Gains for Shuele McConnell for Pease Barrett for Denaple Special to The Indianapolis Star CRAWOltDSVirLE Ind Oct Wabash started on Its march town rd the secondary championship thin afternoon by defeating the hard fighting Quakers by the decisive score of 24 to 3 Ingalls ield was a sea of mud and water and a drizzle of rain fell intermittently during the last three quarters The broken field running of Pfohl the quarter back of the Little Giants was spectacular I'fohl returned runt after punt for forty and fifty yards and on one ot liaruiam kicks yards Co fling going across touchdown WEST Chicago 28 Northwestern Ohio State 7 Case 6 Michigan 23 Vonderbilt 8 Michigan Aggies 60 Alma 0 Wisconsin 48 Marquette 0 Minnesota 26 Aines 0 Iowa 40 Corneil College 0 UrAke 2 Brinell 7 Kansas University 7 Christian Brothers6 St Louis I'niverslty mal 0 Missouri 26 William Knox 57 Iowa Wesleyan 0 Nebraska 0 South Dakota 0 Ohio University 6 Miami 0 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Cincinnati Denison 20 Oberlin 0 a Single the second time In a cheer by singling over the keystone sack Evers sent a high fly to Strunk Mann evidently thinking that ids captain had hit safely kept on to second and was able to get back to first by the narrowest margin lie was out a minute later on a force hit by Gather Barry to Col ns "Home Baker tried to hit tbs ball out of the park in the Mackmens half of the Athletics lost today because they the Or to put it more properly James with his great speed his fast breaking curve ball and the judicious use of his held them to only an infield single and a double Only think of it Two hits in nine innings is all great attacking team of a could make Small wonder then that such a team should go nine innings without scoring and in eighteen innings of play in two days be able to tally but once Credit be given where credit belongs therefore the credit for this the second victory fiver the Athletics belongs first to Bill James a large powerful rosy cheeked youth who pitched with the cool courage and skill of a veteran of many a world's series Never before In the annals of the game has practically an untried youth so completely demonstrated his worth Having paid proper measure of praise to James for his part it becomes neces sary to speak of those who made victory possible by figuring in the attack in such a way as to score the one run so essen tial to that triumph History has repeated itself In 1906 a raw recruit George Rohe lifted the the 8itm fielder sprinted to near the left Meld foul line to get long drive Plank closed the inning by striking out on three pitches The National League cbarnpiona got two men on in the fourth inning and thing looked good for Boston Whittcd the first up raised a high liy to Strunk With the count three to two him Schmidt hit a grooved ball to right field and was held on first while Murphy ran In for short fly Maranville chopped a bounding single to right on which Schmidt wa only able to roach second Then Barry electrified the crowd by making a high jumping stop of bouncing grounder and leaped to ec ond base forcing out Maranville It wai Sims Proves to Be Sims proved to bo the find by his sensational open field line plunging lie reeled off many runs of more than twenty yards and two of his runs were within Earlham's five yard line and on the consequent line bucks netted touchdowns Capt Bowe Cuffing CofHng and Settles also showed up well with consistent gains The Earlham backfield in the first half hit the line for many material gains Thornton Bowen and Logan were consistent ground gain ers for Earlham Earlham sprang a surprise in the first quarter by pushing Wabash back through the consistent gains of the Quaker backs On being held for three downs on the Scarlet thirty yard line Thornton at tempted a drop kick which despite I lie heaviness of the pigskin went directly between the goal posts Wabash then BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UlLADELPHIA Ba Oct There were no preliminary conferences be tween the umpires and tlie team captains as the crowd settled back for the game and Umpire Hildebrand called "play at 2 o'clock Eddie Plank said to be the oldest mail on either team was given a hearty encouragement as he walked to the box Mann who heads the Boston batting order when the opposing pitcher Is a left hander let tlie first ball go by as it was wide Plank then grooved one for a strike and then tlie batter allot a hot grounder to Collins who had to back up to get lhe ball and make a rifle shot throw to McInnis Evers brought the first real cheer from tlie Boston rooters when he laid down a single to the infield Plank getting the ball too late tn throw to first Three straight strikes sent Cathar back to the bench but Whit ted got a free trip to first on four bad balls The Bostonians saw visions of a run but Schmidt spoiled the dream by sending up a tly to Strunk retiring the side I Schmidt Makes ine Throw Eddie Murphy was I he first of the Athletic to face Junius lie did not like the balls James pitching and warded with a pass lead to go down to second on a aacrlfice James tried to keep him close to the bag and Ih throwing to firat hurled the bull tee wide for Schmidt 'to get it and the ball rolled toward the grandstand Murphy sprinted to second hut a fine throw by Schmidt to Maranville finished the speedy runner at second getting the shouted an Athletic rooter Old ring was mi easy out Deal to Schmidt and Eddie ('nlllns after waiting for a base on bails went but by the same route Catcher dowdy whn popularized himself yesterday by ills hard hitting was given a base on balls at the opening of the second Inning and went down to second on Marun sacrifice the latter going out Baker to McInnis Deal lilt a little bounder to Plank and (lowdy wan trapped between second and third Plank threw to Baker and the Markman chased (Jowdy back almost to sec ond VanAiken and Pultz stood 'anAiken entirA touchdown re ex Thft down tha ItJBC I markable Blocker Routh Cecil and Borum often getting the quarter back In his tracks while the ends were always on the ink Inxiim Purdue Stinchfield Special to The Indianapolis Star LAAYETTE Ind' Oct 10 The Boiler Makers easily won their second game of the season this afternoon 26 to 0 The game wasplayed on a field of mud The last half of the ganie was played in a steady downpour makifig it impossible to try trick plays or open formations Coach Smith did not show his hand to any who may have been In the bleachers using only six different plays throughout the entire game Purdue played consistently on line plunges and end runs Purdue went into the game with a crippled team but the handicap was not noticeable Capt was only in the game the first quarter and Abrell was not used at all Cecil played with a just recovering is just out of half the entire had no trouble as the varsity The work of out far in advance of all' others running fifty five yards through the Wpafprn Rpuorvo luuvnm ultz showed wonderful form in both turning punts and tn kicking in one change of kicks gaining sixty yards uaiici U1 hihuh me line tot uciu uiiuvi puma was nttl SH SB 0 0 SOUTH Louisiana State 14 College 0 Georgia 7 Sewanee 6 Tennessee 27 Clemson 6 Auburn 20 lorida 0 University of Texae 56 Baylor Univer ity Kliding into Adams and were piled in a heap at the plate with Butcher lust Retting out After that isher singled went to second and came home when Block hit before he tossed the ball to Collin gt the runnrL Deal played away off and sprlnttid second when Schang Indians Rellley IL Bro nkie 3b Metz lb Griffith Gossett Galloway Crandall Cole Adama Willis EAST Princeton 12 Syracuse 7 Pittaburgh 13 Navy 6 Pennsylvania Lafayette 0 Brown 0 Amherst 0 20 Lehigh 3 Cornell 21 Carlisle 0 Army 13 Rutgers 0 ranklin and Marshall 3 Lebanon ley 0 Tufts 40 Colby 14 Colgate 25 Massachusetts A 0 Trinity 21 Bowdoln 7 Muhlenberg 34 Susquehanna 0 Albright 7 Dlckison 0 ordham 21 Rochester 0 Penna State 13 Gettysburg 0 Union 7 Wesleyan 0 St Lawrence 7 Hobart 0 Johns Hopkins 16: Stevens 13 Carnegie 11 Geneva 0 Dartmouth 21 Williams 3 Harvard 10 Washington and Jefferson 0 Swarthmore 0 Bucknell 0 dontly did not think another ball and PHILADELPHIA Ta Oct La fayette College Held tlie University of Pennsylvania football eleven to a score less tie in the gridiron struggle here to day In the fourth period Pennsylvania had four distinct chances to get tne pig skin over the Lafayette goal line but lacked tlie punch Pennsylvania's trick double pass early in the game went for long gains around end Vreeland and Tucker passing tho pigskin to Murdock or Urpuhart La fayette soon solved this play Capt Dick Diamond urrv and Dia mond were tlie stars for Lafayette while Tucker Monet wanoii ana vreeiana ex celled for Pennsylvania Laughs at Him When He Twice Pitches Out Trying to Nip Detail Play high foul JuHt na lie did yesterday on hli find fooled by JnmcH Boston pitcher came off the field The Braves In the third inning got a man oirbiiie After Barry threw out Mann by a fust throw of a alow bounder Ever smaehi'd a single to center field Schang made Evere hug the bag and once nearly ent up a nign ny I in Then catne a tlie Athletic battery runner Evers gave lie pitched two wida expectation that the to steal Evers evi Plank would waste stHited to steal The one and Schank made a Ulins who tapped Evers out yards from the base The bottom of lhe Philadelphia batting order camo up in tlie third It was a pro cesRion Barry lifted a fly to Cut her and 0 2 0 0 0 The walks across hall and Butcher scored him came Coffey trying the Mack double squeeze The play was successful Coffey Gossett who IjL Special to The Indianapolis StarChampaign hl oct I A game but outclassed eleven was sacri I today to the dps ire of the fast Illi jiois to exceed tlie score by which Chicago I overcame the Hoosiers last week urged the eager llUini rooters and Capt squad responded so strongly that the unfortunate Lvlsltors were overwhelmed by a score of tl to 0 It was the worst Waterloo that the Crimson team ever met in an Illinois game George Cook of Indianapolis whoheaded a delegation of Hoosier alumni saw lllini wipe up the gridiron with the lads from Bloomington and other Crimson zealous ones declaimed bitterly' against making Indiana play two such hard games as Chicago and Illinois at the start of the season They had expected Ito see Illinois win but rout was too much George Boston Champions Play Great Ball and Never Waver With Big Right Hander Pitching Phenomenal Game Philadelphians Get Only Two Deal Proves Hero of Second Scoring the Only Tally Bouton (NuilonalR)' 2 Amer Icmar) 0 Third game at Boston Monday BY PYKE JOHNSON Sporting Editor Rocky Mountain New DENVER Col Oct Battering three Denver pitchers at will the Indian apolis dub of the American Association today won the fiftli game of the intercity series from tlie Denver Western League dub 17 to 5 The win gives the Tribe three out of the four victories necessary to the series and the contest will posi tively he wound up tomorrow to prevent any possible suggestion of 'hlppo Willis Halts Bears scrap was a sweet exhibitiorpof not to on the part of divers twirlers among them Adams of Indian apolis Mitchell and Schreiber of Denver and finally Center ielder Eddington of the Bears Willis who succeeded Adams after that player had worked for two thirds of Inning was tlie James of the day holding the Bears to four hits and no runs in eight and two thlrds innings while his own crew was pounding away at the Cubs Tlie visitors opened the fray in the initial stanza when four runs were scored by virtue of single doubles by Metz and Griffith a triple bi' Gossett aud Galloways sacrifice ny Two Score on Passed Ball Bears came right back a single and a double pushed and left Butcher on third on second Totals Indians 4 Bears 5 0 Two base Metz 2 Griffith 2 Cof fey Reilloy McCarty Bronkie Gossett Three base Gossett BarbourStruck out By Adams 2 by Mitchell 2 by Willis 5 by Eddington 2 bv Scheiber 1 Bases on Oft Adams 2 off Mitchell 1: off Willis 2 off Eddington 3 off Scltreiber 3 Double Barbour to Coffey to feher Innings Uy Adams 2 3 inning runs 5 lilts 2 by Mitchell 1 1 3 innings runs 6 hits 6 by Willis 8 1 3 innings runs none hits 4 by Schreiber in ning runs 3 hits 1 by Eddington 6 2 3 imin nilb ll Passed ball Gossett 2 2:05 VxnSyckle and Connolly Illinois (51) Indiana (On SQuier Left end Glackinan Madson Left tackle Worsey X'bapman Left guard Scott Watson Center Weiland Stewart Right guard Redman Nelson Right tackle Armstrong Right end Krause Clark Quarterback Whitaker Wagner Left half A Erehart Macomber Right half Erehart Kchobinger ullback McIntosh Eckeraall Chicago Umpire Benbrook Michigan Schomer Chicago Time of periods 15 minutes each Clark Schobinger Wagner Pogue Pethybridge Applegarth Rue Goals from Macomber 2 Clark 2 Goal from field Macomber A Ere hart Substitutions Illinois Kirby for I Squfer Marquardt for Kirby Wielding for Chapman Wanzer for Watson Sieben for I Stewart Pruitt for Nebon Kirby for Clark I Pogue for Wagner Pethybridge for Ma comber Rue for Schohlnrer: Indiana MrCov I lor Glackman Rare for McCoy Zearing for I Worsey Erni for Zearing Voss for Weiland Hopkins for Redman Bonsil for Hopkins I Prather for Krause Matthews for Prather I Swope for Whitaker ecklnpaugh for A I Erehart Bushman for Peckinpaugh Shonk Erehart Williams for McIn tosh up McInnis and Strunk were ond struck out Th big hr given a hand as he u2L 1 A sen 1 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I ZxTe 1 i 8 1 El a ridge Blocker Biechner Cecil Smith Bishop Mason Routh Proud Borum Arbuckle Turner Rakestraw Pultz Dixon VanAiken O'Brien EastL Oxer Bozell Purdue 1 Western Reserve Braves AB SH SB A Mann rf 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 Evers 2b 4 0 2 0 0 0 3 Cather If 5 0 0 0 Whitted cf 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Schmidt lb 4 0 1 0 0 12 1 Gowdy 2 0 0 0 0 8 1 Maranville ss 2 0 1 1 0 2 4 Deal 3b 4 1 0 0 2 2 James 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 Totals I 33 1 7 '1 2 27 14 Athletics AB SH SB A Murphy rf 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 Oldring If 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Collins 2b 3 0 1 0 0 5 '2 Baker 3b 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 McInnis lb 3 0 0 z0 0 7 0 Strunk cf 3 0 0 O' 0 4 0 Barry ss' 2 0 0 0 1 '2 6 Schang 3 0 I 0 0 5 2 Plank 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 25 0 2 0 1 27 14 Walsh batted for Plank in Ninth Braves 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O' Athletics 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.