Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

i i THE DECATUR DAILY HERALD Sunday, October 4, 1914. 8 MANY SEE INDOOR ers were given a hard fight for vie tory. The Union Iron Works faii.j to play in their best form and the T. S. had an easy game.

The scheduled game between th Decatur Coffin company and Farits was not played. FIVE MEMBERS FOR MILLIKIN ATHLETIC TEAMS THIS SCHOOL YEAR. BASEBALL GAMES IUllIrondem Defeat Lyon Lumber Company nnd I. T. S.

Have liany Game With Union Iron Works. More than 250 persons saw the Indoor baseball games at the T. II. C. A.

Saturday night in which the Railroaders and the T. S. -were the winners. The Railroaders defeated the Lyon Lumber company, 15 'to 10, and the I. T.

S. defeated the Union Iron Works, by a score of 14 to 4. The first game was hotly contested and the Railroad Toned Up Whole System. Tablets have doj. more for me than I ever dared hot for," writes Mrs.

Esther Mae Bake Spencerport, X. Y. "I used severe bottles of these tablets a few months ago. They not only cured me of bii. ious attacks, sick headaches and that tired out feeling, but toned up my whole For sale by all dealers.

You Get a Round Trip Ticket with Every Set of fr French ill Photo by Wasson Studios. Harry Peterson Track. Alexander Long Tennis. Photo by Wasson Studios. Paul Cannon Basketball.

Photo by W'asson Studios. Curtis Douglass Football. Nellis Parkinson Baseball Dry Cell Batteries COACH PRICK SATISFIED. Coach Neal Price of the Milliktn The spectacular feature was Russell's run of 7a yards for a touchdown after receiving the ball on a kickoff. TWO GAMES AT LEAGUE PARK THIS AFTERNOON THREE! LEAGUE football team was satisfied with the work of his players in the St.

Louis game yesterday. He announced, however, a strenous week ahead for the Normal game next Saturday at Normal. TUESDAY WIN OPEJNER. URBANA, 111., Oct. 4.

Christian Brothers college offered only slight resistance to the University of Illinois football squad Saturday and Captain Chapman's Varsity men won by 37 to 0. The Illini scored five touchdowns as well as a safety. For one quarter, however, Illini played an entire substitute eleven. Quarterback Clark Millikin played a great game on the Guaranteed absolutely fresh. See us for your auto supplies.

defense yesterday taking in consideration that they have had but little work in this department so far this season. The line held well Saturday and gave Decatur Blues and Moose play the opening game this afternoon at league park in the semi-pro series. The Come Across and Monarchs play the afterpiece. The Monarchs and Come Across are tied for first place and both have to win their games to stay in the running for the championship. The Moose team has decided to stay in the league and they will have a stronger team than ever be-fore in the game today.

Kruse will in all probability pitch for the Come Across unless Goessler returns from St. Louis where he went for a tryout with the Browns. Officials Receive Word From President Tearney to This Effect. the backfield plenty of chance to get proved himself the university star. HOPPE WINS TITLE the job and he will be the logical candidate unless Tearney seeks it again.

No other man has at the present time asked for the position and Hayes should have easy sailing if Tearney decides to step down and out. Bock Inland May Get Berth. However another matter which may be decided is the personnal of the league for the coming season. The Northern clubs are anxious that Rock Island be given a berth. Quincy has been in a bad way financially for some time and many consider that Rock Island would strengthen the organization on account of the intense interest in the game in the Island city and then on account of the rivalry between the three cities.

Davenport, Dubuque, Moline, Peoria, Bloomington, Springfield and Decatur are the ones who will probably remain. liOORll'FlCHOOL TO BE OPENED AGAIN Motor Car Supply FROM ENGLAND Champion Balk Line Billiard Player of World Wins International Combination Title. LEAGUE OWES PRESIDENT In all Probability Jim Hayes Wfll be Elected as Head of House started. The backfield players worked in great form and the Devore, Chyno-weth, Songer and Lee combination should score many points for Millikin this coming season. McDonald and Bailey are able substitutes and they play good football.

Jenney and Cox proved to be mighty good ends and as these positions have been weak the last several seasons, it will be a big boost for the team. Reed-er and Catlin at tackles and Suthrd and Price at guards played a stonewall on the defense. Captain. Hessler played his usual strong game at GUY C. FERRE, Prop.

Both Phones. 357 N. Main St. Decatur, players in trim during the winter, and to teach them new drives, strokes and puts which they otherwise could not learn. Many women have already enrolled, in addition to many men.

Indor golf is also an established institution in Bloomington and Champaign. Walter Andrews, professional golf coach of the Bloomington Country club, conducts the classes in both cities. Matches between the Decatur, Bloomington and Champaign indoor players will be scneduled during the winter, and played in Decatur and other cities. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.

Willie Hoppe, champion balk line billiard player of the world, won the international combination English and balk line contest Saturday night, beating the world's champion at English billiards, Melbourne Inma.n, of Twickenham, a total score of 4.2S5 points to 3,703. The match consisted of five 600 point games at the English style and six 500 point games at 18.2 balk line. Cliff Booth Returns for Second Year in Decatur Member-ship is Limited. 1915 "HAYNES" "America's First Car" The Result of 22 Years' Successful Experience in Building Motor Cars. America's Greatest "Light Six" $1485 Will Keep Players.

The school will hold sessions until May 1, 1915. It is thought that the second year of indoor golf for Decatur enthusiasts will help many players greatly, and that much better scores on the local links will be made next spring when outdoor work is started. MAROONS SHOW SPEED Three-I league magnates will meet In the Palmer house, Chicago, Tuesday and straighten up the 1314 business of the league and elect a president for the ensuing year. Local baseball officials received a letter from President Al Tearney Saturday and he announced the date for the important meeting. Secretary Han-thorn will represent Decatur at the meeting and stated Saturday that he was in favor of going back to the old system whereby the receipts were split and to do away with the flat guarantee which has been in vogue this year.

President Tearney in bis letter stated that the league owed him $2,500, and that several of the clubs had failed to pay their 10 per cent of the receipts to the league. Just which clubs these are is not known by the local officials and in case these clubs fail to pay up at once, they will in all probability be thrown out of the league. Many Changes Before Session. There will be many important things to be considered at the meeting and changes in the circuit will in all probability be made known. It is hard to tell just what the magnates will do in many cases, but all the chances will probably be for the better of the league.

The selection of a president for the coming season will also be one of the Important tasks before the members. President Tearney has announced that he is not a candidate for re-election, but some of the clubs are in favor of him sticking to the leadership. In case he decides to take the office, there is no question but that he will be elected. President Jim Hayes of the Davenport Blue Sox is a candidate for Cliff Booth, professional golf player, who has been golf Instructor at the Decatur Country club during the last year, plans to open his indoor golf school for its second term on December 1. The location of the school rooms has not been decided.

Sessions probably will be held in the location secured last year, in East Wood street. The school was very successful last winter, and it Is hoped to make it as successful this year. Membership is limited to 30. About fifteen have already signed up, with many more planning to do so in a short time. It is thought that there will be no difficulty in securing a complete membership.

J. L. Bennett, one of the best golfers in the Country club ranks, was the man who first conceived the idea of having an in-dor golf school in Decatur, and brought Mr. Booth here last winter. One of Pioneers.

Mr. Booth is one of the pioneers of indoor golf in this country. He was with O'Neill, Naylor and Fovargue when they opened an indoor school in Chicago in 1909. The idea has spread to all parts of the country, and is now an established institution in all cities in which golf links are located. The school is kept going to keep golf Excellence Without Extravagance Untrimmed hats $1.50 to $4.95.

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Hitchcock's Opposite 5 and 10. Both Phones. Illini Find Little Resistance in Christian Brothers and Roll up High Score. The Man Who Cares for His Own Car CHICAGO, Oct. 4.

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