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THE BISBEE DAfoj? ftfeVfeW, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, l9i5.
If Willing to SupportGame Warren
District May Have Good Football
A vigorous and concerted effort Is
BOW being made to place the (treat
autumn game of football on a surcess
ful bast I for the current fall season
ia tike Warren District. Manager
Gslltgher, the man really promoting
the ' iMfement, Is being assisted by
aggressive nd persistent endeavors
on the part at a group or clean-cut
young former scliool and college foot
ballists Who are willing to sacrifice
time and strength to the end that
Warren District may enjoy some typi
cal gridiron sport during the next few
months. If Warren District sport fol
lowers are willing to back clean,
wholesome, honest sport, now Is the
time for them to demonstrate such
readiness by earnest and spontaneous
co-operation. It will toke co-operation
to make the sport go and even the
SHOULD SUPPORT FOOTBALL
.
Warren Dlatrlct lovers of sport
should rally to the support of the
TUSie of. football, as played along
tt Unas of American college
rules, which has been lnaugurat-
ed for the autumn season under
the direction of Manager Qalla-
gher who will present a strong
lineup composed of some of the
former star players of schools
and colleges In widely separated
sections ot the IT. 8. A. Some
fine games are assured but it will
require the whole-hearted sup-
port o( tbe community it the
sport la to be maintained on a
self-supporting basis.
QIBBONS-M'FARLAND RECEIPTS
Official returns made to the New
York State Boxing Commission by tbe
promoters of the Oibbons-McFarland
boxing contest credit 26,092 persons
with paying admission to the arena to
witness the bout The gross receipts
were given as $58,069, .-.n average of
a trifle more than two dollars each.
nee figures are ur
llHHWNi-lstelal this
the rttceipts Ittt.oottMtNibly be
low the amount taken in at several
(amtilonahip bae y
'The Johnson-Jeffries bout set a re
cord in this respect when more than
$270,000 was collected at the Kates
and New York 'fight fans have contri
buted amounts in excess of $58,000 on
one occasion at least for the Jeffries
Sharkej battle brought more than
$66,00 to the promoters. 'Jans and
Nelson fighting at Ooldnold, Nev , at
WHY CARRY IT?
Why not'draw your hot water sup
ply from the faucet direct, just as
you do the cold?
a gas Water heater
.
MA&fciS 1 HIS rUooloLL
Gas water healers are made in two
styles; one which automatically
turns on the gas and lights it, the
other which must be hand lighted.
The latter works on the same prin
ciple as the water back in a coal
range. Both are connected in our
stock room and can be shown in
operation.
Call and ask for Demonstration
Imp
Company
most united and aggressive efforts of
those Actively engaged In the manage
ment and playing of the game cannot
put football on a self-supporting
basis, unless the sport-loving citiiens
are witling to do their share. It re
quires no small measure of self-sacrifice
for the young men employed In
the mines to devote mnny hours each
week to furtner physical effort in the
playing of the American college game.
Several new candidates were out at
Warren field yesterday forenoon,
among them being Frank Thompson,
of Don Luis, former soccer star, am1
Monahan, who played the college nan--in
California. In an effort to secure
funds necessary to the maintenance
and advancement of the sport, the
promoters will hold a -dunce, Saturday
evening, Oct. 9, In Knights of Colum
bus Ilat.
tracted a $69,000 gate and Corbett and
Jeffries drew $63,000 M San Francis
co. The receipts of the OlbboM-Mc-Farlantl
bout stand as a record, how
ever, when it is considered that' no
title was at stake and tbe boxers met
at an odd weight in a no-declslon con
test of but ten rounds.
EXTRA INNING GAMES.
August was a month of extra in
ning baseball games. The Chicago
White Sox established a record of
eighty-nine Innings In eight games, in
three of which the Waabington Club
figured aa opponents. Evidently peev
ed that they should be tutetl for such
record making purposes by the Chi
cago American Leaguers the Wash
ington players proceeded to go the
White Sox one better by continuing
the extra session games at St. Louis
and New York until they had amassed
a record of 102 innings in nine games.
IMPORTANT EARLY FOOTBAAL.
The coming Saturday will witnesa
several football games In the east
with possibilities of upsets. Prince
ton will play Rutgers and coach Hush
of tbe Tigers and coach Sanford of
Rutgers both realise that the game Is
hardly the early season training con
test jMHMlly scheduled for the first
week of October. Yale will hay the
University of. Vlrglnfe n an oppon
ent and tbe southerners with the mem
ory of that 21 to 0 defeat of a year
ago hope to slip over something In the
way of a surprise despite the fact that
Yale this season appears to be much
stronger than in 1914. Georgetown,
with an unusually heavy eleven, is
expected to give the Middles plenty of
opposition at Annapolis.
Water
rovement
HE HOPES TO LEAD
TIGERS TO VICTORY
Captain Glick.
The football snirit of 1811 has
been revived at Princeton this fall
and Captain Glick hopes to lead the
Tigers to the 1916 championship.
Many of last year's players are on
hand to help Princeton win this fall.
FANS SHOULD TURN
OUT IN FORGE TO
SEE TODAY'S GAME
One of the closing games of the
1915 season will be staged this after
noon when the Boosters and Grays
clash again at Warren Park. A spe
cial appeal is made to tbe fans of tbe
Warren District to turn out In force
and give the players a tangible demon
st ration of appreciation for eflorta
which have given local lovers of the
national game a weekly chance ,to see
their favorite pastime during the past
several months.
All the fans know what nif.y bo ex
pected when the Boosters and Grays
clash surely nothing short of a game
in which every. Oliver ia striving: his
uo to wt ' MimMtti between
tbe two local rtnUa . sWtsajsftfly
attracted a much greater show of la
terest than the games with outside
teams.
Somehow or other, there seems to
be some particular, incentive to win
which actuates every player of both
teams, whenever the Grays and Boost
ers come together.
There is no reason in the world
why, with clear skies, there shouldn't
he a record crowd at Warren Park
trday. There's but little time Jeft to
snow appreciation ot ue players ana
managers' efforts. Aside from being
moved by a natural desire to see a
hotly contested game, the fans should
be anxious to take advantage of one
of the last opportunities of showing
ihat they appreciate unselfish efforts
to provide good sport.
AFTERNOON SUIT
A distinctly dressy afternoon suit
of black satin and velvet is the model
shown here. The coat is narticuiarry
striking bad distinctive.
away in front, fitted with a civcular
back and is bound by bunds of velvet
at the edges. It n fastened with
one button at the waistline and three
buttons at the neck to give the coat a
hifh neck effect. The tleeves are
loose fitting. The skirt of the model
is box pleated and at the bottom it is
bound with 4 nub bai-ds of velvet
Minnesota and Illinois Are Liked
By WesternConferenceDopesters
"It's a long way to Tlpperary" and
likewise a long, long way to the close
of the football season Jnst before
Thanksgiving but this doesn't hinder
(he dopesters from doping out their
dope as usual. Just now the wise
ones are busy figuring the chances of
the elevens which will compete for
the 1916 Western Conference Cham
pionship. Illinois and Minnesota are picked
as the logical favorites, although there
Ik the chance that Coarh Stagg may
pull something not on the cards at
Chicago. Wisconsin which has gradu
ally lost ground during the past few
years seem entirely out of considera
tion, while Iowa's pretensions are
problematical on account of the fact
thnt this university schedules but
three championship games while four
arc required to qualify. However, the
Iowa enthusiasts are already talking
in chnmplonRhip tones. Northwest
ern looks more promising than in
years and Indiana is expected to do
"l Pat Moran, Quaker chieftain, is one
person who does not think that the
figures 23 should be classed along
with 13 and other supposed hoodoo
symbols. Moran has used 23 players
during the entire season .which also1
deals an awful jolt to the theory that
a Whole army of athletes is essential
to the winning -of a baseball pennant.
Jack Coombs, one of the' Superbas'
most effective hurlers during tbe past
season, as weR ma one of the most
notable come-back examples In base
ball, has turned down an offer of a
three-year contract to coach the Yale
baseball team. Coombs rejected the
proposition after a conference with
President Ebbets ot the Brooklyn
team. i
Again has Joe- Tinker, manager of
tbe Chicago Federals, declined to risk
injuring the pennant chances of his
elub by absenting himself from the
sport. Tinker refused to go under
the knife, although his physicians de-
;;ebM Uuvt an immediate surgical ope-
miKm m neceeaarr.
Harvard will play its first football
game ot the season Saturday when
the eleven from Colby College will
oppose the Crimson. The game
snouia prove a severe test for the
Cambridge team, as the Maine collegi
ans number several of the most cap
able veterans of the eleven which
handily copped the 1914 championship
; cf the Pine Tree State.
Boston scribes are not slow in ex
pressing their disapproval of tbe re
icent unsportsmanlike attitude on tbe
part of a certain rowdy element which
, is more or less in evidence at all ball
perks. The shameful attitude adopted
joy some of the, crowd in the recent
Detroit series which, by the way, was
anything but typical ot real Boston
fandom. has received tbe severe cen
aure from the press which it so rich
ly deserved.
Some Interesting games of Amerl-
! can CftllAffn fnnthnll tM twwilrtul far
the present season ot gridiron sport
at Warren Park. The Bis bee high
school boys will be in action In moat
of the games, which will include con
tests with representatives of the dlf-
"MUD BALL" CONTROVERSY.
I ra rifle Coast League players and
. fans have recently been interested in
i the controversy as to whether the use
of the' "Mud Bail" should be allowed
! in the hurling repertoire of the far
: roast twirlers. According to those
; familiar with this form of delivery, it
I I - t he most dangerous pitch yet dis
(inered to baffle the batsman. It is
..-ier to control than either the em
''ij or spit ball and ran be thrown
Gloudcroft
More
Beautiful
than Ever
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Summer Rates Eastbound
Daily until September 30th low round trip summer
tourist tickets will be on sale to ull principal Baste" rn
resorts. Final return limit October 30th.
Diverse Routes Liberal Stopovers
Asjt your agent for full particulars. He will be glad
to help you plan your trip, make your Pullman reserva
tions, etc.
Garnett King, - Gen'l Pass. Agt.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
better under the second year of tute
lage under Coach C. C. Chllds. Iti Ua
class Purdue may do oredltahly, but
Ohio State will jhow a falling off
from last season on account of the loss
of Its most brilliant players.
Minnesota appears to have a shade
the better of tbe argument when the
two favorites are considered, this not
withstanding Illinois' championship of
a year ago and the return of her two
stars, Pogue and Clark. A comparison
of fie two coaches seems to be the
rest test, so far as one can figure at
jtris time. Dr. Williams at Minnesota
't famous for consistent and conser-
votive football, his teams running
through game after game with won
I derful regularity of form and playing
exposition. Coach Zuppke of Illinois
tends towards a dependency on indi
vidual brilliancy, as evinced last fall
in the work of I'ogue and Clark who
were constantly pulling the Iliini out
of holes. Both Illinois and Minnesota
are rich in splendid material.
ferent mine shafts, as well as outside
educational institutions. Among the
miners are some former star players!
and. It is understood, several of these
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more' donning the moleskins.
Tbe Ited Sox seem to be the predom
inant favorites among Warren District
students of the national pastime, al
though it's a bit hard to understand
Just why the Hub baseballers should
be deemed so unquestionably ahead ot
the leaders of tbe older league. Both
the Phillies and Red Sox have been
going like the wind of late and to one
on the outalde it appears as It the
problem of picking the winner might
be a hard one for the closest followers
of the records of both nines. If the
present interest is maintained there
should be considerable betting among
residents of tbe District who are will
ing to occasionally back their opinions
with their currency. Whether or not
those who like the Bostonlans think
enough of their Judgement to offer
odds becoming to Uieir confidence is
another question.
Providing present well-formulated
plana do not go awry, our English
brothers will have their Innings during
the fall and winter. The cricketers
have organised and all that remains
to make the plan a reality Is the ac
tual field practice and Development
of the team organisations. Among
the many former Biltish subjects in
the Warren District, undoubtedly
there are many who were skilled in
the favorite English game.
"They never come back" is a pet
theory of some followers of the for
tunes of dethroned athletic champions
and hence is the query many are pro
pounding relative to the return chanc
es of tbe great Maurice McLaughlin,
whose title recently was wrested by
bis own townsman. Should the na
tional teenis tourney be held in Cali
fornia in ' the near future, of which
some talk' has been made, there are
those who believe the climatic condi
tions would give McLoughlln the nec
essary advantage to carry him
through with all -bis old time vigor.
It's an interesting question and like
most others will b answered by Time
alone.
with much greater velocity. Owing
to the speed and break of the ball it
is said that this delivery endangers
tbe batter to an extent that makes
it imperative that the pitchers be pro
hibited from using It.
National City Bank ot New York
has lent City or Toronto $2,500,000
for a period of less than a year. Mon
ey will be used to retire maturing ob-;
ligations In London. 1
Ask Agent
for special
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Nearly halt the cars running
use small-size tires sizes 30x3
and 30x3. So litis year we ore
offering some special extras to
the million small-tiro users.
We have added size, so the
air capacity is increased 20 per
cent. That means much added
mileage.
We have added 30 per cent to
the rubber in the side walls.
That's where constant flexing
breaks a thm-walled tire just
above the bead.
We have added endurance in
n newly-found way by changing
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PIERCY TO YANKEES?"
Bill IMercy, of the Los Angeles
Club, drafted by tbe Yankees, has
not yet decided as to whether he
will sign the contract offered him
by tbe New York club. Plercy
- said last night, however, that he
will probably attach his name to
the document.
"There Is nothing In the talk
that I want Mater to cut the 4-
draft money with me," said Pier-
cy. "The only thing that has
prevented me from signing alrea- .
dy is that I am not sure whether
I would rather play ball in the
east than out here."
LOW PERCENTAGE WINS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2tf Itegardle,, i
of the actual outcome of the Natnu.al,
League race it appears to be an al
moat mathematically certainty thatl
the winner of the 1915 pennant m thr '
senior organisation will finish the sc-a
son with a percentage of less man
WO. Assuming that such will be ih
case it will be the first time in the1
history of the league that the flan has
been won with such low percental
Not since the league was loriiipd
in 1876 has the winner in any one Year
fallen below the .800 mark and the
average for the 39 years is .681. The
Chicago team of 1880 holds the rec
ord with .798 while Brooklyn's victory
in lvvo with .808 is the lowest to date.
The complete record of the pennant
winners In the National League from
1876 to 1914 is as follows: ,
Pen- Grand
Club ants High Low Aver
age.
Chicago ....10 .798 .013 .699
Bo" 9 .795 .614 .671
New York . 7 .698 .641 .666
Pittsburg .. 4 ,741 .647 .690
Brooklyn ... 8 Mg , .603 .651
Baltimore .. 8 ,698 .669 .687
Providence 2 .750 .708 .726
Detroit .... 1 .637 .637 .637
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you that your blood is filled with Impurities. Ypu must wash out your tflbodj
Strengthen and stimulate it to healthy notion with Nature's own blood toi!Jf
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S. S. S. Let us tell you'about blood
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These three new extras On this
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Still Better This Year
GEERS FINANCIAL-CHAMPION
Recently compiled records show
that' Pop Gears, the veteran Grand
Circuit driver, has, won more than one
million dollars in purees since he be
gan to handle the reins back in 183p.
His best season was In 1902, whan ho
totalled $116,370. Ty Cobb, Packy
McKarland and other financial stars of
sport will have to keep going at top
speed 1f they hope to equal the record
made by the wizard of the reins.
AERIAL EXPERT ON
NEW NAVY BOARD
Henry A. Wise Wood.
Prominent amontr the bier Ameri-f
eans who have been drafrged from,
the seclusion of their laboratories
and studios into the public spotlight,
by appointment on the navy advisory
board,
is
writer i
is considered th leading- Afttrkaa
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