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2 THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUMA OCTOBER 13 1907
Sttprerhaoy St Suprernacybof tpr macy oi of < National Nati N tional nal > League Firmly Established
I CHICAGO CUBS WINNERSOF WINNERSOF WINNERS
OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Make Fourth Straight StraightVictory StraightVictory Staighti
Victory i t a Shut ShutOut ShutOut
Out OutDetroit 0 OutDetroit Ut UtDetr
Detroit Detr it Outclassed All Allthe Allt A11tjie
the t tjie e Way in ii Great GreatSeries GreatSeri GreatSeris
Series SeriesWcfrlds Seri s sI sWorlds I
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Worlds Series Serl SeriEsScore SeriEsScoreOct s Scores ScoresOct Scoresr ScoresOct
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Oct 8 8At At Chicago Chicago 8 8Detroit 8Dohoft 8Detroit
Detroit 8 Twelve Innings InningsBatteries InnIngsBatterIes InningsBatteries
Batteries BatterIes Chicago Overall OverallIteulbacli OTernllBeulbach OcerallBeu1bah
Iteulbacli and Kilns X1In Detroit DetroitDonovan DetroItDonovan DetroitDonoran
Donovan and Schmidt SchmidtOct Schn SchmidtOct dL dLOct
Oct 0 DAt At Chicago Chicago 3 3Detroit 3DotroIt 3DetroIt
Detroit 1 1Batteries 1ButterIespreIster 1 1BattericsPleister
Batteries ButterIespreIster Pfclstcr and Rung KllngMullln mlngMuUIn RungMuuIin
Mullln and Payne PayneOct PayneOct PayneOct
Oct 10 10At At Chicago Cl cago Chicago ClJc ChuigoDetroit go goDetroit 5 5Detroit
Detroit 1 1Batteries 1BattorlosReulbach 1 1BattorlesReuibach
Batteries BattorlosReulbach Rculbach and TvllngSlcvor lUingSieor Tvllng KlInn8Ieor
Slcvor Kllllan KJIlJ n and Schmidt SchmidtOct SchmIdLOct SchnildtOct
Oct 11 l1At At Detroit < fhlcago hlcngo 6 6DotrqIt 6 6Detroit aDetroit
Detroit Z ZBatterlosOierall V VI 1LBattcrlcSOTer
BattcrlcSOTer ll I aitd r KUng KUngDonovan RuingDonoran
I Donovan and Schnildi Schnildif 8 S1fIdL S1fIdL9At hmtc hmtct
f t 12 9At At t Dctrol DctI Detri1iIcago itr Chicago lUCngO 2 2jA 2f 2Ruing
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trdicr trdicrUmpires cher cherUmpires her herUmJIres >
Umpires iv IVA Scrips ser1os3nck serlos4lack aclc Sher ShcrIdan SherMan Sheridan
Idan Amerlcdn AmerI dnjJe tjcaguc Leagn gtt Hank Hank0Dav JIn hankOJJay lIi lIiODar
0Dav Jfutlonal XutIorltll NatIo itl iieague iieagueDHTROIT Jiez 1el ID1 ID1By c cBy
By HUGH S FUIIERTO FUIIERTOt1LTROIT trDliE TON TONDJlTROIT
DHTROIT Mich MSchZ I1ch 3c ct l2cbnnc J2Chinco J2Chincochiinpons ChenceTs ChenceTschampions s scltsmrlOftS
champions of the wdpld In n their brilliant brilliantvictory br1l1hintvictory brilliantvictory
victory today of o 2 to toO Jp tIt olinchcd nc ud tho thoworlds thtl9rlds thuvrkl
worlds vrkl 9rlds pennant exhibited better er than In Inany Insua Inkflf
any sua kflf of the precedla precodgvIjtrIathoIr vi4t Ijttl riitsthelr 6tholr olass olassand QlossROO alu alu1d
and 1d miperiority tpvJt9Wmorlcan t t4AmoHcan vmorlGan League Leaguechampions Loaguech Leaguechampions
champions championsIn ch mplons mplonsIn +
In every department department they th showed they theyh theyhttl theyhvI
h httl d the class and 00 they won on by clevcr cleverbaserunning clevcrbaserunnlng clevcrbaerunnlng
baserunning by which they scored de despite despite doBl1t ¬
spite Bl1t the tb brilliant pitching of Mullin MullinThe Mu1Unr MullinTie
The r la laat t battle was for blood It wan wanplayed waRplayed wa waplayed
played under desperate weather condi condition conditiQfl ¬
tion tiQM the u players being chilled and andnumbed andIUIIJbed andnumbed
numbed by b the raw cold air and nd tho thospectators thorectators thespectators
spectators > > rectators freezing in their seats De Despite Dop1te c cIpJte ¬
spite p1te this Chance Ch ee listened to the plead pleading pleadIn pleadin ¬
ing In of f Mprdecmi nlecaf Brown and sent his hiscrippled hiscrIppled hiserpp1ed
crippled premier twirler te c tho box boxLast boxLast boxLast
Last GameBrilliant GameBrilliantChance Game Brilliant Brilliantc BrilhiaitChee
Chance c had bwon b bJon urged by telegram telegramfrom tolegramfrom telegramfrOnt
from President Pulliam to make it four fourstraight fourstfaJaht fourstaIht
straight staIht Kmea and an avoid any poselblUty poselblUtyof
of talk about throwing the Saturday Saturdaygame S Saturdaygame turoay turoaygam
game gam In order to play In < J3ilcago Sun Sunday Sundav Sunday ¬
day and he needed no urging Out of ofthe orthe ofthe
the conteab conte t himself with a smashed fln flnirer nnrtK flnga
irer rtK he decided to try BrowA and tho thothreeangered thothreeng thothreeangered
threeng threeangered lad d gave the final twIst twlatto tRl twIstto t tto
to the Timors tail 11111The tailThe taIlThe
The tattle r r ally Jly was wl18between between the two twol twolatcheli twopitchori
l latcheli > ltcherJ but b beck ck of them the best two twoball twoball twoball
ball rlvbkin 1 in thft thtforJd World played playo desperate desperately d dsperatalyand sperato speratolyand ¬
ly lyand and th the last game JI 1o was the most mostbrilliant mOJtbrillIAnt mostbiiiiant
brilliant of the series seriesBrown s sr1esBrown rles rlesBrown
Brown Invincible InvincibleBrown In InvincibleBrown ible ibleBrown
Brown was not not able a1 > le to use his curve curveball curveball curveball
ball pitching pIt hng it nbt n t more than two twodozen twoozen twoIozen
dozen ozen times In Jnthe the entire struggle He Hecased Heup Heeased
cased up on his terrific temficspeod speed and kept keptfast keptfut keptfast
fast curves in feserve to t hold the Tigers Tigersand Tigersand Tigersand
and It did Twice when 11en runs were werethreatened werethreatened werethreatened
threatened Brown swung swung his fast curve curveacross curveRcrollS curveacroe
across and he used It three times In Inpitching Inpitching Inpitching
pitching to t Ty L jCobb Cobb who struck out outtwice outtwice outtwice
twice twiceAsalnst twiceigalnst
Asalnst Inst him hlDi Mullin Mnl1inusod usod every ounce ounceof ouncoor ounceof
of his skHl and nd strength stro 5u1 He shot a afast afut afast
fast skiparm giant across with grand grandofffct grandcafct grandoCfct
offfct he ha11ashea flashed a 8 fast durvo JlrvO and drop dropped droppod droppod ¬
pod his spit ball balloor over the plate accu accurately accurately accurately ¬
rately and with telling effect effectDespite ofIect1Jospl effectDespite
Despite 1Jospl e Mulllns MulHn grand effort Detroit Detroitnever Detroitnpver Detroitnever
never looked l oked to have a ohance The ThoCiibs TheC TheCwbs
Ciibs C bs were determined deterrnlned7and and thoy won wontho wontho wonthe
tho game in their opening j > enln rounds roundsArcher roundsArcher roundsArcher
Archer Jennings JennIR young oung catcher catch or was wasthrown WMthrown wasthrown
thrown In i with tho hope that Uult ho would wouldstop wouldstop wouldMop
stop tho Cuba Cub from running bases but butalthough butalthough buta1though
although ho did bettor than the others othersCabs thors thorsand thersand
and C eauht u ht a classy game ot ball the
Cbs refused to slop slopStolen slopSto1en stopStolen
Stolen Bases Win It ItThe ItThe ItThe
The game WAS W won TSally on two twoBtOBls twosl twosteels
steels sl Als one on by Slagle in lathe the first Inning Inningand Iunlnsand Inningand
and a s double steal sto i by Evers and Tinker
in the second slO < ond Chicago I hlca o ought to have havescored havescor havescored
scored scor d again in the third but Sttlnfeldt Sttlnfeldtwas Stc Sttnfeldtwas nreldt nreldtwas
was slow going home and was thrown thrownout thrownout thrownout
out at the plate From that until the therflntli the2lntJI
rflntli 1 lntll Mullin had the champions entirely entirelyat nUrelyat
at his hi mercy m rc They The filled the bases with
two out in the ninth but could not send senda
a man n n over the plate platelu plateI
lu 1 looked as if Detroit had hndmore more chances
to score than did Chicago but th thll fact
In the Tigers nevpnr nevor nevonxqiliy WI1 ally lIl looked Qkoddanger IpQkeddangerone Qkoddangero danger dangerous ¬
one o s because whojne wh whenera renn et a rfinner riiner rqached r ched
the bases Brown put tanjmore oP more steam st ani and
he he1 a the tll6hltters hitters helpless h helpld helpldCobb h J JCobb r rCobb
Cobb Utter Fail Faili1te Faili1teAs Failtiie FailtiieAa jipt jiptAs
As to the JuckVof Jue ucIiof Ct the tJi tl gfene grne e It brok brokrather brokrather brokerather
rather against t19 aRflst 8t t4e ufe Gnjjs Qbfor tfor for hoy hit hitfive hitfive hitfive
five fierce fiorcelIttle little drl tI ht utiat4ent s itfiat A a ent nt straight straightat slralg t tat
at fielders The story ozy of thej tI1 je victory is ismeroly Ismeroly Ismerely
meroly a repetition of otthe the storlos of tho thopreceding thopreceding thepreceding
preceding games gamosthe the Cubs outplayed outplayedtheir oUlplayedtheir outplayedtheir
their opponents everywhere every whore and but for forMulllns torMulllns forMullins
Mulllns magnificent pitching would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have made them look worse than ever everPoor 001Poor averPoor
Poor Ty Cobb proved a failure to the theend thecnd theend
end hitting only nly 200 200mainly mainly because becausethe bocausot becauset4e
the t < < le pitchers worked desperately deS desporat ornt ly to hum humble humble humhis ¬
ble his pride and Brown lid It by bystriking byslrlklnlf bystriking
striking slrlklnlf him out twicC twi twicho Tho rho only onl time timeCohb tlm tlmCob tImeCohb
Cohb Jilt til the ball Ho Singled to rgit rgitand ht htand t tILnd
and when Schulte made a momentary momentaryfumble momentaryfum1lo momentaryfumble
fumble he dashed ashed safely to second In Inspired InsptfEd Insptrtl ¬
spired by that Cobb tried to steal third thirdon thirdon thirdon
on thf n n nxt xt pitched pltc el1 baIlS ball but Kllng KUn with witha
a perf t throw shut him off by fiftenn fiftennfeot fitternt flftecnfet
fet t t and zu made tDad him look 10 kf foolish foolishjJcfore foolishL3cfrc ollsh ollshcrc
jJcfore crc the last l t Tiger ras out In the
Great Joy J Jo jJ For Him
HARRY PULLIAM PULLIAMPresldentxofNational PULLIAM PULLIAMPresiden PULLIAMPres1dent1
PresldentxofNational Presiden Pres1dent1 of fNationaI Na o ul League Which Organization Again gain Has the Best est of ofAiI ofAiIBall All AllBaU AllBall
Ball Clubs f
ninth Inning Innlnp innin the Cubs had passed tho thoword thoword theword
word to the press gallery that the exhi exhibition exhlbltton sxhlbitlon ¬
bition game PI gawith e with a side show of field fleldday fteldda fieldday
day da sports sports will will be played at West Side SidePark SidoPark SidePark
Park on Sunday between the Colts Coltsand Coltsand Coltsand
and the Togui regulars rogul tl of the newly made madeworlds madeworld madeworifis
worlds world championship Champlon hlp team tel m for the b ben benfit ben4 ben4fit n4 n4j
j fit of the player plyerS the idea being to give ri rithe givethe I
the Chicago fans a chance c 1ance to welcome wiUcomothem come comethem
them and look them ovc ivc vc before they theyscatter thO thOsoattor theyscatter I
scatter for the winter It will be a big bigChicago bigChicago i iChicago
Chicago Jubilation according acc rdlng to the theplans theplans i
plans of President Murphy who IB the thehappiest thehappiest hc hchappiest
happiest man nan In the world The players playersting playersIII
c III frame up a program of range bat battlng batting
ting base running longdistance throw throwing tir thrdw thrdwIng w wIng ¬
ing and such othr othflr stunts as I13woro I13woropulled were werepulled werepulled
pulled off by Garry GrT Herrmann H rrmnn invCln invClnclnnatl InClnclnnatJ inCIncinnati
clnnatl in September SeptemberKnock SeptemberKnock j jKnock
I
Knock at Knockers KnockersPresident KnockersPresident KnockersPresident
President Pulliam prevented by Illness JHnassfrom J11neastrom Illnessfrom
from attending th the game s sent nt a wire wireto wireto ire iret
to t Manager Chance from frok Chlpago early earlyon earlytoday earl earltoday
today bogging him to take no cHan chances chanceson e eon
on dropping todays game as that cir circumstance circumstance aircumstance ¬
cumstance would give an opportunity opportunlttowho to tothose tothose
those who are so eager to claim that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there Is a hippodrome feature to t the theseries thes61les theseries
series Thousands of fans were ere willing willingto wIllingto
to t to bet Detroit would win In today In order orderthat ortlorthat orderthat
that the club owners might cut up the thebig thebig thebig
big receipts of a Sunday sunda game In Chi Chicago Chtcas ChicagO ¬
cago cas and the president of the National NationalLeague NationalLeague NationalJeaguo
League was anxious to prevent oven oventhe oventhe oventhe
the appearance of anything that could couldplace couhlplace couldplacen
place placen a stigma upon the great game Ho Homight Homight Hemight
might as well lell saved his telegraph frank frankstamp tranlctor frankstamp
stamp for Chance was lS as eager as Pul PulHanl PulHam Pulliani
Ham to cop four straight and nd the Cubs Cubswent Cubsout Cubswent
went out to win from the th Jump JumpDreary jumpi jumpDreary
i Dreary Finish FinishThere Finishi FinishThere
i There was little or none of the wild wildeyed wilticyed Iht Ihtced
eyed enthusiasm that marked I1 xfl rkod the t e close closeof closei closeof
i of the great worlds wprlds series in Chicago Chicagolast Chicagolat Chicagolast
last fall tallthoro thero was no occasion for it itThe ItThe ItThe
The home team was whipped and the thescanty thescanty thescanty
scanty scanty crowd shivering and disappoint disappointed ¬
ed filed out outo of the park as it would wouldafter wouldattor wotildafter
after any ordinary game thatthe Tigers Tigershad Tlgorshad Tigershad
had dropped Fifty Fiftyperhaps 1ft perhaps a hundred b hundredCub U1dr
1 Cub rooters and curious Detroltera Detrolterasurrounded Dctroltersurrounded Detroitersnurreunded
surrounded tho Cubs bench to congrat congratulate congrotuJatc congcatulatc ¬
ulate the winners and get one good luck luckat lucltat luckat 1
at the worlds champions championsand and then It Itwas ItWllJl itwas
was all ovor over ovo ± The Chicago players haul hauled hauled haulad ¬
ed on heavy sweaters and hustled for fortheir fortheir fortheir
their carriages and the Tigers slipped slippedaway slippedaway slippedaway
away to t9 their club house to frame up tipexcuses upexCUcs upexcuses
excuses excusesThe exCUcsThe excusesThe
The Score ScoreChicago ScoreChlcago ScoreChicago
Chicago ChicagoSlaglo R H IL 0 A E ESagle Eslagle
Slaglo cf cfSheckard 1 1 3 0 0 0Sheckaid 0Sheckazd
Sheckard If IfHoward 1 0 0 1 0 0 0Howard oHoward
Howard Ib IbStftlnfeldt 0 JL l JO 1 0 0StAnteldt 0Strdnfeldt
Stftlnfeldt StAnteldt 3b 3bKllng 0 3 2 0 0 0Illng 0lClingc
Kllng lClingc c cEvers 0 0 5 1 0 0Evers 0Evers
Evers 2b b 1 1Schulte 1 0 0o 1 i 1 7 0 0Schulte 0Schulte
Schulte rfI rfITinker rt o 1 k U UTlnkor 1 1Tinker
Tinker as asBrown 0 1 1i 13 i a 2 0 01 J JBrown
Brown p pTotals i 0 0 0R 11 1 0 0Totals 0Totals
Totals TotalsDetroit 2 21 12 12Detrolt j jDetroit
Detroit DetroitD R H Qi 0 A A A E ED BD
D Jones If IfSchoofer l 0 1 1 1 0 0Schaeter 0Schanfer
Schoofer 2b 2bCrawford O 0 i iCrawford l9 0
Crawford cf cfCobb 0 1 0 0 0 0Cobb 0Cobb
Cobb rf rfHossman 0 1 4 0 0 0Rossman 0Itoesman
Hossman Ib IbCcughlln 0 2 z K 0 1 1Ccughlln iCcughlin
Ccughlln 3b 3bArcher 3 0 2 1 11 1 0
Archer c cSchmidt 0 0 03 3 1 0 0Totals 0chmldt
Schmidt SchmidtOLeary O 0 00 0 0 0
OLeary ss ssMullin 0 0 3 l 0 oMullIn
Mullin p Q 0 40 2 O OTotals 0Totals
Totals 0 7 7 21 27 153 153Battod 15 1 1Batted 3 3Batted
Batted for Archer In ninth ninthChicago ninthChicago nlnthChicago
Chicago 1 1100000002 1100000002Detroit 1 000 0 0 0 6 0 0 02 02DotrOlt 2 2Detroit
Detroit 0 000000000 0000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Toase OM OMTwo
1 Two Toase > ose Wts 1trcrawford ltCWfordCobb CraWf ord Cobb Tbreo Tbreobase T1Jre neo neotbae
lba tbae base e hit hltStolnfeldt fiitSt StoJnfaldL infeidL Left on bases basesChi basesChicago Chi Chicago Cblcr ¬
cago cr go 6 Detroit etrolt 6 Struck outpBy outpByBrown outBy outByErownCobb mitByDrownCobb
Brown ErownCobb Cobb 2 Archer Schaeferj Schaet Sthaefer r by byMullin byMu1UnlIoward byMullinHoward
Mullin Mu1UnlIoward Howard Single Bases on balls ballsOff ballsott ballsOff
Off Brown l1rownJones Jones off Mullin MulllnClaglo MulllnClagloBrown MullinolagieBrown iolagle iolagleBrown
Brown First base on errors ortOrsCblcngo ortOrsCblcngoL Chicago
1 L Umpires UrnplrcsoDay ODay and Sheridan Time Tlmoofigame Timoo Timeof
ofigame o of gm gmel 1 hour and JiOm1gutes SOmlnutcs Attend Attendance Attendunce7500 AttendunceZ500 ¬
ance unce7500 7500
TIGERS NEVER NEVERHAD NEVERHAD NEVERHAD
HAD A CHANCE CHANCETO CHANCEI CHANCETO
TO WIN TITLE TITLEDT3JPHQIT TITLEI TITLEDERQIT
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DT3JPHQIT ROlT Mifh MI h Oct 12 ItChampions ItChampionsof < ChKmpions ChKmpionsof lnmlplonsi
of the world ttet Is the title the CM CMcago Chtcago Chicago
cago National Na al League LeagveplaJnJ players py won thfct thktarternoen thfctafternoon thkafternoon
afternoon when by J to 0 they the defeated defeatedtheir delMtedtheir defeatedtheir
their rivals in the American League Leaguethe Le1Lguethe Leeguethe
the Detroit Then for the fourth con consecutive conIecutlve consecutive ¬
secutive time timeGut tisueOutlsttIng v vGutb
Gutb Gut OutlsttIng tting outfieldlng oUtfteldmg and outplaying outplayingthe
the Tigers ai I1 every e1 stage of the game gamethe gamethe gamethe
the Cubs demonstrated their superiority superiorityat
at every angle In only one came did didthe didthe didthe
the American League champions have a alookto 3 3lookIn alookin
lookIn That wa w the first contest ut utChicago HotCkkgo tt ttCkigo
Chicago which was a drawn battle of
3 to S after twelve lve innings of play and andwhich andwblCh andwhich
which would have havebeen been won Woi by the thoTlg thoTlgrs theTigers Tig Tigers ¬
ers rs but for an error error by Schmidt In the theninth theninth theninth
ninth Inning which permitted the Cubs Cubsto Cubsto Cubsto
to tip the score scoreDetroit BCOreDetroit scoreDetroit
Detroit Weakened WeakenedAfter WeakenedArter Weake ed edAfter
After that drawn battle the Cubs Cubsshowed Cubsshovtd Cubsshowed
showed to advantage in the contest contestplayed contestplayed contestplayed 1
played tho steadier game of the t e two twoclubs twoclubs twoclubs
clubs and with their pitchers in excel excellent exccllnt eccllent ¬
lent form won on the next lour our games gamesTrue gamesTrue gamesTrue
True It was that the advantage was waswith WD4 wn wnvith
with Chicago men They had practical practically p cUcai cUcaiI I
ly I won the pennant in their league a amonth amonth amonth
month ago go and from that time 6n n took tookthings tookthings tookthings
things easy while whU Jennings men were werucompelled werecompclletl werecompelled
compelled to fight almost to the last day dayof dayot dayof
of the season to capture the American AmericanLeague AmericanI60g11e AmericanLeague
League championship championshipTho
Tho strain no doubt weakened tho thoTigers thoTigers theTigers
Tigers for they did not display dlspla their theiraccustomed theiraccustomed theiraccustomed
accustomed dash and antlginger antlgingerTho ginger gingerTho gingerThe
Tho Cubs tqok advantage adan ge of every cvoI op opportunity o oportunlty oportunity ¬
portunity to score worked the hit and andrun andrun andrun
run game to perfection and ran bases baseswith baseswith baseswith
with a 0 daring seldom seen on a ball
field fieldChance fl fielilChance eM eMChance
Chance Out of Game Gamej Gam GamTolays GameTodays
j Todays game was a hard fought tought con contest contest contest ¬
test The Cubs oven without the old oldof nJdot aidof
of their manager Chance who was laid laidup laidup laidup
up as n result of being hit by a pitched pitchedball pitchedball pitchedball
ball in yesterdays contest ontest played with witha
a 0 determination to make it four straight straightfrom streighttrom straightfrom i
from the Tigers Tigorsantl and they succeeded succeededThroe slJcceededThroe succeededThree
Throe Fingered Brown who had hadbeen hadbeon hadbeen
been hold In reserve by Manager Chance Chancelor Chancetor Chancefor
for an emergency was W in the box and andthe andthe andthe
the Detroit batsmen wore helpless Only Onlyone Onlyone Onlyone
one Detroit batter reached third base In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the entire game gameMullin gameMullin gameMullin
Mullin pitched well for tho Tigers Tigersbut Tigersbut Tigersbut
but the National League champions championsfloored champIonsJ
floored s J ored one run In each of the first two twoinnings twoInninbS twoinnings
innings giving them the t 0 victory and andcopperrivettlng andcOIperrvettlng andcopperrivetting
copperrivettlng the title of worlds worldschampions worldschampions worldschampions
champions championsHow championsHow championsHow
How How Cubs Scored ScoredIn ScoredIn ScoredIn
In the first Inning Slagle walked The Thenext Thenext TheDoxt
next two men were easy outs Sheckard Sheckardfi Sheckardflying i iflying
flying fi Iu to Jones and Howard fanning fanningSlagle fanning6laglethen fanningSlaglethen
Slagle 6laglethen then stole second and came home homeon homeon borneon
on Stelnfeldts single Kllnr KUIK ended the theThe tho1nnlng theInning
Inning by sending a fly to Cobb CobbThe CobbThe
The only other run was scored in the thesecond thescclnd thesecend
second Innfng Evers reached first on onCoughllns onCoushUns onCoughlins
Coughllns low throw After Schulte had hadfouled hadCouled hadfouled
fouled to Archer Tinker singled to right rightand rIghtand rightand
and he and Evers worked a double doublesteal doublesteal doublesteal
steal Brown got ot a base on balls and andwith andwith andwith
with the bases full Slagle sent a ground grounder ¬
er to Mullin who could nst catch Evera Everaat Evci Evciat Eveiat
at the plate platevnnd vnnd nnd the Chicago second secondbaseman secondbaJoman secondbaoman
I baseman scored the last run of the theseries tlle8e theserioa
series seriesCub 8e serioaCub tos tosCub
Cub Rooters Go Wild WildWhen WildWhen
r rVhen
When it was wa all over the Chicago Chicagorooters Chicagorooters Chicagorooters
rooters who had accompanied the Cubs Cubsto CUbsto Cubsto
to Detroit made a wild wUddemonstratlon wUddemonstratlonThey demonstration demonstrationThey demonstrationThey
They rushed on the diamond and car carried cirned ¬
ned Manager Chrnce and Pitcher Brown Brownoff Brown BrownotI Brownoff
off the field on their shoulders shouldersThe shoulderslhe shouldershe
The he Detroit rooters gavo a hearty heartycheer heamcheer heartycheer
cheer for Manager Jennings and tha thaTigers thaTigers theTigers
Tigers for the plucky fight they had hodmade hadmado Iia4 Iia4made
made against a nst insurmountable barriers barriersThe barnersTho barriersThe
The victorious Cubs returned to Chl Chlvcago Chicrigo Chlcdgo
vcago crigo The National1 NaUonalCommlsslon Commission alsp re returned ro roturned r rturned ¬
turned to tho Windy City and tomorrow tomorrowV tomorrowm tomorrowuIll
uIll m arrange 0 a division of the gate rc rccc1pt roCeipte
cc1pt cc1ptt
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Lafferty LaffertyNeT LalfertyNe LaffertyM
NeT Ne Golf GolfSprings GolfCh oif oifChairyMon
ChairyMon ChairyMonSprings Ch mp on ont onSprings
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Springs Surprise t by > y Beat Beating Beating Beating ¬
ing L L L Harban Harbanin Harbanin
in Final FinalBydefjatlriff FinaLBy FinalBydefating
Bydefjatlriff By der41t1rig I L I 14 Harban 4 up and nd ndtc 3 3te i ito
te play In the finals of yesterday after afternoons attlrnoonn afternoons ¬
noons play at tho Brightwood BrIShtwo d links linksGoorgo lln1olGborgo linksGourgo
Goorgo C Lafferty of the Chevy ChO Chas ChasClub CMSClub ChazClub
Club von on the annual fall open tourna tournament tournamonl tournamont ¬
mont give givei by the Columbia Golf Club ClubHarbans ClubHarbans ClubHarbans
Harbans defeat was a disappointment disappointmentto
to the Columbia supporters and all the themore theJDore themore
more so because It was uneiected uneiectedWhite unl uneiectedWhile = ected ectedWlll
White Lnffctry had been putting up a agood asood agood
good game it was generally doped out outtlrat outthat outthat
that he stood little chauto Ch clirnu lIO against tho thoveteran thoveteran theveteran
veteran Columbia C lumbla champion Harban Harbanseemed HarbansGemed Harbanseamed
seemed to havo suffered a complete re reversal roverl ravereal ¬
versal o of form In the afternoon for in inthe Inthe Inthe
the semifinals sum Ifinals in the morning he had hadno hadno haddno
no trouble in downing A 6 Mattingly Mattlnglyby
by 4 and andLafferty 2 2Xafferty 2Lafferty
Lafferty All the Way WayLatterly WayLatterty WayLafferty
Latterly gained an in n early lead and held heldIt heldit heidit
It until Witl the eleventh hole h 9 was reached reachedwhen r8chPdwhen reachedwhen
when when the two stood sven ven > At th the twelfth twelfthhole vv bwifthhole tth tthhole
hole Lafferty put better than Harban Harbanand HarbDaDd Harbsnand
and at Lole thirteen the Columbia player player4roe playerdrove j jrove
drove rove into the ditch and Lafferty get a athree athree athree
three Harban missed mis oo hitr hI drive on the thefourteenth theCourteonh thefourteenth
fourteenth and tailed to recover being beingstill beingstill
still 111 In high grass I > ra s on the second stroke strokeAtno strokeAt strokeAt
Atno At no time could Harban command a alead alead
lead load LAfferty Ltrerty won the fourteenth early earlyin erl erlIn eeriyin I
in tour and nd captured the match mn Ch on the thefifteenth thefttteentta theftfteenth
fifteenth hole He beat Harban on anapproawh an anapproach anapproak
approach put holing out hi three to toi toHarbans toHarbans
i Harbans four fourThe fourThe fourThe
The players wore handicapped by a abreeze abreeze abreeze
breeze which shortened the drives con conslderably conslderably eonskierably
slderably and was u cold qnoogfc iogk k to make makeplay makeplay makepley
play unpleasant unpleasantLafferty unple8fUltLatlerty unpleseatLafferty
Lafferty was wa compelled to put up a ahard ahard ahard
hard fight to win In hi him opponent la IDmorJllng the themorning lb lbmorning
morning Horstman being b8ngm SB tit the mnt mntelaac ame santeclass
class 01 of star players with HarbM HarbMMorrow Hato HatoMorrow Ha14itMorrow
Morrow Lands Twice TwiceOne TwiceOne TwiceOne
One of the most popular poppJarand and renwrk renwrkable re reable remariable
able records was made madt ms4by by C gJ J Mor Morrow Mormw 10l 10lro ¬
row ro the winner wnner of th UJ8 tl1ethtrL third sx4en sJ stximen en In Intha l ltha Inthe
tha Bunlfinals IIt8 IIftD1s Morrow Mo GW w was pitted pittedagxlnfet PittedapllUtt pittedaInet
agxlnfet John Brawner BrawnBr aVconsteteat aCon l t 1t and oudsteady andsteady Wdste
steady ste plcyer pI ez from the t 3Munockburn 3MunockburnClub flanockbirnCiub
Ciub Bra BnY Brawner > yner er hadh Iiedie put nalt up U p the same sameclass SDtcI santcless
class cI s of wtrk in tha th qualification qaallft aUon round roundthat roun rounth roundthat I
that th t be showed against pl st Morrow orroW should shouldhave nhouldhave inouklllav8
have made the tiNt sixteen sqte stte n R Rev ev < i
Lewis paired Ired with Morrow in the after afternoon afternoon ¬
noon was another star tar who failed to ton toget 0 0got
got a place in a hi1her set beca becaae e or oran ofan
an n untimely slump Morrows lIOCrov work wa wathe was wasthe wath
the th most sensational feature of a aot sries sriesof riea rieaof
of unexpected results resultsThe re reMittaThe utt
The winner of the third thl d set s t again add added SAidad ad ¬ J
ed 01 to his laurels by witintn wnI wIUning the cup UK UKthe 1rthe 1 1tile
the lowest net score In the bandieu bandieumedal handk handkm hnd hndmedal
medal m al stroke competition comp t1L1on He oortrec oortrecthe COtt COttthe
the course in J9 His handicap of 0 0made ofmade a amade
made a net score of 7X 7 iJ D H JL MaoAdazn MaoAdazncame Xa4k Xa4kClUne MauAdaincamesecos4i
came camesecos4i second netting 74 4 a Hoisorgfor Henors IOrs for or dig t1 t1t
towettt Jowe t grows score Went ent to L L 1 Her j
ban whose wbo record was WaSJ mhtm eM ft hand handcap h hcalt haidcap
cap 4 net netp 77 The wind fWarrw Atarrdrecord the thesptn
record In tRis match con conskIeraby k1erati lJ1 lJ1spate Inste
spate ef this the cards that wen we turned
in were credttablw credttablwLard credltablLard creditbleLard
Lard Defaults Defa Itsto to Eynon EynonK
K J B Eynon won WOn vox to the match matchwith play playwith pay paywith
with Allan Lard to decide thotie the tie made madewn JD8deUI man manen
wn UI the first day da in the qualification qualificationround qualftetionround qualaeationround
round when tfc tlr two twoto stood OOd highest in inthe Inthe inthe
the flr nut t sixte fIIxleen n with iIt Iti It Lard was wasclcwriy wtHt wasclearly
clearly off of hie hi form yesterday and tailed tailedto failedIC Jled Jledto t
to IC turn In hs h card preferring to let the Uiematch thematch thematch
match gol go y default defaultOf defaultOt defaultOf
Of fourteen tottieen outoftown players who whoentered whocnrcred whocnered
entered the qualification round but one oneH
B S Armstrong of Salt Lake Lak City CIt CItqualuted
quallned for the a semifinals ntlnnala H He wus
beaten by b Reeve Lewis in the morning
4 to J The winners of th the last three threesots threusots threesets
sots are members of the Columbia Club
The excellent condition of oltke tthe greene grefinaelicited greeneelicited f
elicited favorable comment o mmont from the theVisiting theYlsiting
Visiting 1ltln players as did also the general generalconduct J J
conduct of the tournament tournamentFinal tournamentFinal i iFinal
Final Results ResultsThe ResultsThe I ITne
The players and scores in the semi semifinals semifinals ¬ j
finals were wereFlret wereFlret wereFirst
Flret sixteen aixtee1Harban Harban beat Mattingly
4 and 2 Latterly L rrerty beat Horstman Horstm lt 1 up upand
Second sixteenWeaver beat JJutI i5uff 6 6and 6and
and 5 Loot t beat Talcott 1 up
Third sixteen slxtoenLewls Lewis beat t Armstrong Arinstron
4 and 3 Morrow beat Brawner 6 and 3
Fourth sixteen sixteenWinter Winter beat Shelton
1 up Davis beat Wood 3 and 1 1In 1In Iin
In the finals Lafferty Chevy Chase
beat Harban Columbia 4 and 3 i Weav Weaver WeavCr Veovcr ¬
cr Columbia beat Loet Columbia 6 6and Gand 6and
and 4 Morrow Columbia beat Lewis LewisChevy LowifSoCheVY LewIsChevy
Chevy CheVY Chase 1 up 19 holes Winter lntor Co Columbia ColumbIa Columbla ¬
lumbia beat Davis Columbia 2 up upHandicap upHAndicap upBhndicap
Handicap Scores ScoresThe Score3The ScoresThe
The scores in tho handicap medal medalcompetition medalcom medalconictiUon
competition com t1Uon follow followi followrluer followPlayer
Player G H N NP NP NP
P E Brengle Columbia Columbla13 S3 18 75 75E 75E 75E
E B Eynon Columbia 84 8 8D 76 76D 75D
D 11 IL MacAdam Columbia 86 12 1 74 74F 71F 74F
F E Greenwalt Gre nwa1t Columbia106 1 1H 18 2 iS iSB > S SR
H H Lindsay Columbia 95 9 1 1J 18 11 11J 77S
J Jay Morrow Columbia IS IST l 73 73T 13T
T N Horn Columbia C lumbln 93 18 JoS SO SOS 80S
S Dalzell Chevy Chase 84 4 4A I SO SOA soA
A Parker Chevy Chase VI 1 1L 12 iti itiL r
L L Harban Columbia 81 SIR 4 71 71R 17B
R Ltxxjfl Lt JB Chevy Chase Chnsen JSS JSSJ 6 6J 82 82J
J C Davidson Davl < ison Columbia 85 o 8 77 77GPOrce 77George n nG
G George K > rge Borup New Haven 8i Ii rjB r rE
E P Gates Mlnikahda S7 S7A 7 T 5 5A 5A
A T Kay Ka Chevy Cho Chase ChasennO 110 1 1A 16 94 94A 24A
A B Shelton Chevy Chev Chase 94 94D IG is 78D isD
D J Rumbaugh ColumblalM ColumblalMB l lB S6 S6B
B MIddlfton Columbia Columbia6 W WG 1 1G ii O OG
G Tripp Tn Che Chase Chasel19 119 1 1D 18 gv gvD S SP
D K Jackson Columbia 97 1 1E 18 oro oroE 70B
E H t Davis Frank Frankford FrankfordPhiladelphia ranktordl ord ordPhiladelphia
Philadelphia l > 93 14 14F 7S 7SF s sF
F T Bucidns Frankford FrankfordPhiladelphia FrankfordPhiladelphia rankordPhiladelphia
Philadelphia 110 18 18J 52 52J 2
J McMinaraln Columbia S3 8 75 75O 75O
O McCammon Chevy Chase S4 4 4 80 80F 80F SOF
F M Phillips Columbia SS 14 SO SOL 80L 0 0L
L Bucker Columbia Columbla10i 103 16 6 J9 J9W 89w 9 9W
W S Smith Columbia 94 14 14OT so so1AllEllAIS O OCARDINALS
CARDINALS 1AllEllAISV WALlOP WALlOPSTlOUIS
V OT STlOUIS olLUulo olLUuloST millQ BROWNS BROWNSST
ST LOUIS Oct 12 l2Errors Errors in the theflcld the thefield thcIlcId
field were mainly matnl responsible for the he heSt hcSt
St Louis Americans m rIcans being b lng defeated In Intodays IntodaysgUno Intodays
todays todaysgUno s gtIn < uno a IIi in the lh postseason series serieswith serieswith serieswith
with the U Nationals NationalsThe auoi1nlsrhe V Vrhescoe
The rhescoe rhescoeNationals BCOVO s X K H HX HXNtt1ona15 E ENationals
Nationals 1 6 600000 000 00 2 0 I 0910 > 310 10 1 1Americans 1AthorIhs0O110000OZ i
Americans AthorIhs0O110000OZ Amcrlci 1s hO1100QoO2 0 Oil 0 OQ T < f 2 10 C CEateries GBaterje 6Batori
Eateries Batori sFmmiue Framme and Nonan N nati Caroll Carollnnfl Carqllanll CayQIlnull
null Stefens St en Umpires mphesEvans Evans and Joan Johufton JonuIton Joanstorn
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ANTONIO LTJ30 LTJ30Leader IUBOLeader LIJBOLeader
Leader of Carlisle Indian Football FootbalTeam FootballTeaIIla FootballTeam
Team TeamNashville TeaIIlaVaDderbUt TeamVanderbilt
Vanderbilt VaDderbUtXt Vanderbilt1Jes
1Jes Xt s N Navy NavyBy6 aW aWl
l By6 y 6 to toG toGNahvi1e 6 6i 6Ni1
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Nashville Ni1 h iIie Team T earn Scores ScoreWith ScoresWjth ScoresV ScoresTriple
With Triple For Forward Forvard Forward ¬
V
ward Pass
ANNAPOLIS Vd d 1 Oct Oe 12 lThe The great greatcame ST8 greatgame
game between betweeRUte the football n teams of the theNaval thfNaval theNaval
Naval Acutely an Vanderbilt Univer University Umvcraft CnivcrIty ¬
aft sity Ity today tod y andcd with a tie score score 6 to 6 6but fie fiebut 6but
but It J should really NJdI be considered con klered a vic victory victory vietory ¬
tory for Vanderbilt which undismayed undismayedwent undlsmawby undismayedby
by a score ap1 against 5t 1t In the first half halfwent halfwent
went In and tied In the second after afterkeeping alterket afterkeeping
ket keeping > plng the ball in the enemys terri territory territory terntory ¬
tory for almost th the whole t tme tmelt tmeit me meIt
It was a vreat eat same and was played playedwith pl playedwith cd cdwith
with th the greatest peate t spirit and an sportsman sportsmanship sportsmanship sportsmanship ¬
ship As a a result re uli contents between the theNavy lh lhNavy theNavy
Navy and Vanderbilt V ndprbUt ar are likely to be bean beIUl bean
an annual feature It f the Navy can canmake canmake canmake
make 1t It so soHov sOHow soBow
How Navy avy Scored ScoredNavy ScoredNavy ScoredNavy
Navy scored its touchdown nine 1ne min minutes mlnles adautes ¬
utes les after play pia began in the first rst half halfOne h halfOne 1lf 1lfOne
One of Douglass long 100 punts got by byCosten b bCoston byCusten
Costen and Dague ue was on it like a aflash afiash aflash
flash giving gi lng the th Navy ay the ball within withintwenty withintwenty 1lhlntvent
twenty tvent yards ards of its opponents goal oal line lineGains Un UnGains lineGains
Gains by byDouglnss Douglass and Clay Cia carried tlio tllOball thoball j jball
ball to the 3yard line from which whichpoint whichpoint whIchpoint
point Jones carried it over Northcroft Northcroftkicking Norlhcrortktcking Northcroftkicking
kicking to coal coalAfter IoalAter goalAfter
After tho klckoS klcko the Navy played a apunting ap apunting
punting p nUng game Doujlass loinS < the boot booting bootIng booting ¬
ing Tho visitors several sever l times tried triedvariations trlcd trlcdvarlatJors triedvariations
variations of the forward pass play pIa one oneof oneof oneof
of w which 1fch a triple pass looked danger dangerous dangerous dangcrOtis ¬
ous but It generally genera resulted In the bail bailgoing ballgoing bailgoing
going to the Midshipmen and Douglass Douglasswould Douglnsswould Douglasswould
would kick out of danger The half halfended halCundol halfended
ended with no further score scoreVandorbllt BCOreVandorbllt scoreV
V Vandorbllt went Into the second half halfundismayed haUundismayed halfundtsmayed
undismayed and al d kept the Navy tcair tcairon tcaron tcatron
on the defensive dtt nslve from rein the start startTriple startTriple startTriple
Triple Pass Succeeds SucceedsCraig SucceedsClalg SucceedsCraig
Craig and Morton were the principal principalground princIpalground principalground
ground gainers gain rs and the visitors kept keptplugging keptplusging keptplugging
plugging away awn at their triple forward forwardpass torwardpass forwardpass
pass pass play whenever it looked promising promisingWhen promisIngWhen promisingWhen
When only six minutes of play remained remainedthis remanedthis remainedthis
this at last 101 worked beautifully beautltull V Blake Blakegetting Blakegetting Blakegetting
getting a long PASS from B Blake and andcarryins andCtimin andcarrying
carrying tho ball over the line B Blake Blaketied Blaketied Blaketied
tied the scots sco scr by kicking klckln the thegonL thegonLJust goal goalJust goaLJust
Just as a time was called at tho end of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the game Navy KaY held the ball on Van Vanderbllts Vanderbilts Vanderbiits
derbllts 4yard yard line and Lange nar narrowly nalrowly naxrawly ¬
rowly missed a goal from the t tIe 1e field In Indesperate a ad adesperate
d desperate Sporato attempt ttt mpt to give victory Ictory to the theNsvy theNAVY theNavy
NAVY NsvyLineup NAVYLineup NavyLineup
Lineup LineupNavy LineupNtl V
Navy Ntl Position Vanderbilt VanderbiltDemott VanderbiltV VanderbiltBlake
Demott L E V Blake BlakeNorthcroft BlakeNorthcraftL BlakeNortbcroftL
Northcroft NorthcraftL L T nHaslock nHaslockShatroth Haslock HaslockShafroth HaslockShafroth
Shafroth ShafrothStuart ShatrothStuart ShafrothStuart
Stuart DuntonL Dunton G Gh GShernill GShernillSlingluff Sherrill SherrillSHngluff SherrlUSlInglutr
SHngluff Brand BrandC C Stone StoneWright SloneWriglt StoneWrigltB
Wright WrigltB R Qi G King
Anderson R T McLaln McLalnRobertson McLnlnRobt1rtsdn
Robertson RobertsonDague
Dague R B BLange B Blake Blakoge BlakeLange
Lange ge Q B BDouglass Costan CostanDouglMS14
Douglass DouglMS14 L Hi H B BClay BCampbell BCampbellClay Campbell CampbellCia
Clay Cia Burg BuriR R H B BReferee
Jones R1cnardsonF BMorton BMortonRerereeMr BMortonRefereeMr
Referee RerereeMr Mr Woodruff 09drutr Yale and Uni University Unlverstty tJniversity ¬
versity of or Pennsylvania Pennshr nla Umpire UmpireMr UmpireMrTyler Mr MrTyler r rTyler
Tyler Princeton Field Judge JudgeMr JudgeMrWalkor JudgeMrWalker Mr MrWalker
Walker University of Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaLinesmenMidt PennsylvaniaLlnesmonLMid PennsylvaniaLtnesnonMidhipman
LinesmenMidt LtnesnonMidhipman < hipnian ShnfrothandMr ShnfrothandMrManler Shutroth and Mr MrManler MrManier
Manler Vanderbilt Touchdowns ouchdownsJon TouchdownsJonesV ouchdownsJonV Jones JonesV
V Blake Goals from touchdowns touchdownsNorthcroft touchdownsNorthcroft touchdownsNortheroft
Northcroft B Blake Time of halves
20 0 minutes minutesBOItN mtnutesBORN minutesBORN
BORN IN INx788 1788 AND STILL LIVES LIVESFrancisco LIVESFrnn LIVESFranCisco
Francisco Frnn lsco Jose who was born in 1788 1788Is 1788Is 1788is
Is still alive and at work ork and a good goodshot goodshot ood oodshot
shot with the tl thenifle e rifle at Oporto Portugal PortugalHe PortugalHe PortugalHe
He served serv d in tnJheportUgoSe the Portugese army 7 which whichin WhichIn whichIn
in 1SOS opposed the1 4o e Invasion of the theFrench theFren theFrench
French Fren under Napoleon Nap leon I LExohange LExohangej Exchange j
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G W US WEAK OFFENSE OFFENSEPIS OFFENSEEIS OFFENSELETS
PIS LETS EIS WESTERN MARYLAND MARYLANDGAIN MARYLANDGAIN D DGAIN
GAIN AN EASY VICTORY VICTORYi
1 j V
i
Los L Loser s fsJHave Have Strong Line But Use Only Old OldfSiyle Oldi OldStle
i fSiyle Stle tyi Attack AttackVisitors AttackVisitors Visitors Rely on Forward ForwardPasses Forwardi orw rd rdPasses
i Passes and Attacks
G W U tf t 0 Western Maryland xa xaIn 12In zaIn
In the first rst collegiate football e tbaU game gameof gameot gameof
of the season at Van Ness NssPark Park George GeorgeWashington GeorgeWashington GeorgeWashIngton
Washington went down before Western WesternMaryland WesternMaryland VesternMarylond
Maryland yesterday by 12 1 to 0 0It 0It 0It
It was the e first time tlmeslnce since 1608 that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the Marylanders Jiave iave succeeded su eeeded in tak taking taktng takIng ¬
ing the coveted pigskin Igskin baok to West Westminster Westminster Vestml1Ut ¬
minster ml1Ut with wiUrthQ11 them Last season and nd Utt Uttseason UttBOI1O tinseaeot I
season BOI1O before the Hatchetites won by D Dclose byclose j jclose
close scores while in 1904 a tie game gamewith gamewith gamewith
with no score was played playedTh playedTh playedTbi
Th story of yesterdays victory Icto Is Istold Istold istold
told in a a nutshell nutsh lL Superior team work worka
a s more uptodate upt te offensive play and a aconsiderable 2conslderable aconsiderable
considerable break br ak in the luck were the themingled themlnged theminged
mingled elements which brought about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the downfall of the Buff and Blue Blueeleven Blueele Bluee1ean
eleven elevenMarylahdcTS ele e1eanMaxylahders 1 1Maryla
MarylahdcTS Maryla ders Up to Date DateThe DateTht DateThe
The team work was evinced eced by the thecloseness theclosenes thecloseness
closeness in which the Marylanders fol followed followed followed ¬
lowed the ball and the knack every everyman everyman everyroan
man had of getting In n the every play playTheir playTheir playTheir
Their Interference was at all times timesgood timesgood timesgood
good sometimes excellent excellentThe excellentThe excellentThe
The second element uptodate play playwas playwas playwas
was what did more than all els else olesto to give givethem giethem givethorn
them the deciding points That Innova Innovation Innovatlon innovatioa ¬
tion of last season the forward pass pasewas pa118WBS passwas
was worked orke1l frequently and proved the themost thomost themost
most reliable ground gainer the Mary Marylanders Marylanders Marylanders
landers possessed No very long ad advances adyances advances ¬
vances were were made but the play aoezned aoeznedunbeatable asuemedunooatalJle oemedunbeatable
places placesand > pIacesand J1ace5 J1ace5and
unbeatable as a a reliance In tight
and the visiting 1rtUn team used It with ease easeand oueand easeand
and safety safetyThe B safetyThe tet tetThe
The last J st element that of luck was wasevinced wnsn1nc wasevincid
evinced n1nc d by hi the repeated recovery of oftheir ottheir oftheir
accuracy accuracywith aocuracywIth accuracywith
their own tumble 6 and the
able ableto ableto ableto
with which hleh the Marylanders were
to take advantage of o their opponentS opponentmistakes opponentSmistakes opponentsmistakes
mistakes mistakesConcerning mistakesConcerning mistakesConcerning
Concerning the th play of the George GeorgeWashington GeorgeWashlRgton GeorgeWashIngton
Washington University Un vorgUY eleven it II Is Ishardly Ishardly Ishardly
hardly fair fairto to tocri criticise dse on Its first rst real realappearance reAlftppearanceor realappearance
appearance ftppearanceor ot the th season In the th line lineth lineth lineth
th Buff But and andBltle Blue was strong At no notime notime notime
time were the Marylanders able to make makesufficient mak maksutrhlent makesuffirient <
sufficient headway to warrant arrant their theirbattering theirbatt theirbatteing
battering batt dnE it with consistency OCCA OCCAslontlly OCC Occssionelly < L LsIontlIy
slontlly they resorted sorted to a a line 100 plungo plungoas plungas pungoas
as z variatter atktr of their other style 8t le u uply of ofptey Utplay
ply but b t t they gained pi Ml Itttle ground gioundIn gioundInthis Ji Jithis in inthis
this manner On th the ends encl the Hatchet Hatohetitos Hatoh Hatchetlies
itos were ers erratic At times they would wouldbrsak wouldbr wouldbreak
break br k the Interference and throw the therunner therunner therunner
runner for a loss while again consid considerable considenable ¬
erable ground would be reeled off on an anend aud aned
end d run I IThe IV I
V The onds o and back field were away at ateea atsea I IL
sea L In handling their opponents for forward forward ¬
ward passes > 18J56S scarcely ever touching touchingthem touchin touchinthem touchingtheta
them In th the eatJy part of the game gameLater gameLater gameLater
Later on however they improved In Inthis inthis Intnis
this respect and the visitors resorted resortedto
to a different scheme sch e which was prob probably prObJtbly pr b bfibly ¬ I
ably Intended for the new onside klok klokbut k1okbut klokbut
but in most cases amounted to the old oldquarterback oldQuarterback oldquarterback
quarterback kick kickLamentably kickLanientably I I
Lamentably Weak Attack
Op the offense George Washington was waslamentably waslamontably waslamentably
lamentably weak With the ball in it itpossession Itpossession its itspossession
possession it made little or no headway headwaytrying headwaytryIng headwaytrying
trying straight tactics aces and experiencing experiencinggreat experIencinggreat experiencinggreat
great difficulty in making the necessary necessarydistance n necessarydistance SrY SrYdistance
distance Its longest gain was was made by byCaptain byCapt1n byCaptain
Captain Gunning on a forward pass paesone passone passone
one of the two the local team tried The Theother Theother Theother
other resulted in losing the bulL bulLWlttea b ballWitten ll llltten
Wlttea ltten started the game at 405 p m
1 I i iMiss
Miss M + Curtis CurtisDefeats CurtisDefeats CiirtisDefeats
Defeats Sister Sisterfor Sisterfor Sisterfor
for Golf TitleCIDCAGO TitleCHICAGO Title TideCHICAGO
CHICAGO CHICAGOV CHICAGOOct Oct 12 12Ther 12Theres Theres < fi n a new newnational newnational newnational
V
national womans womans golf champion but butthe butthe butthe
the Curtis family tam 11 of Boston still stillholds stillbouts SUllhol15
holds the honor honorMiss honorMIss honorMiss
Miss Margaret Curtis Is the new newchampion newchampion newchampion
champion having 4ef 4eteated ated her herslste herslsteMills sisterMIss sister sisterMiss
Miss Harriott F Curtis In tho thomatch thomatch thematch
match played on the MIddlotnlan MIddlotnlanlinks MJddloth1anlinks Middlothianlinks
links this afternoon Miss Mar Margaret Maxgarjt MnrgaJt ¬
garet played faultlessly and 11c only al allo alIovc
lo Iovc sd d her opponent to win one hole holem holethe holethe
the enth enthBOSTUN enthBOSTON
BOSTON AMERICANS AMERICANSWIN AMEIIWANSYu
WIN m TIE ONEBOSTON ONE ONEBOSTON O1EBOSTON i
BOSTON Oct Oct ct 12 l2The The American and andNational andNational andNational
National League teams played two twogames twogames twogames
games today the Americans winning the thefirst tbefirst thefirst
first by a a batting rally In the ninth inn innIng Inning Inning
Ing while the necond contest cont t was call called called called ¬
ed at do e end of the tenth t v > n account accountof accountof accountof
of darkness with the score a tie e Score ScoreRHE ScoreRHE ScoreBILE
RHE RHENationals RHENationals BILENationals
Nationals 0000301004 0000301 4 8 2 2Americans 2Americans 2Americans
Americans 000088194616 00 0 O 1 4 18 1 IBatteries 1BatteriesBoles 1BatteriesBolos
Batteries BatteriesBoles Boles and Needham Bur Burchcli BurcheU Bunchell
chcli and Carrigan Umpires UmpirasEmsUo UmpirasEmsUoand Emslio Emslioand
and Connolly ConnollySecond ConnollySecond ConnollySecond
Second game RHE RHENationals RHENaUona1s RHENationals
Nationals 10011090803 10 0 11 0 i S SAmericans 1 1Americans 1Americans
Americans 03088800003 0 309 3 0 0 0 900 0 D3 9 2 2Batteries 2BttertesYounJ 2BatteriesYoung
Batteries BttertesYounJ Young and Browne Prulttt Pruitttand Prultttand Prultttand
and Carrigan Umpires UmplresConnoU Connolly and andHUSBANDS andEmslie aridEmalie
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HUSBANDS FOR PRIZES PRIZESA
A Berlin tradesman trad man has lately latel Issued a acircular acircular acircular
circular promising to bestow a a husband husbandin tusbandIn
in the person of his son upon the spin spinster splnstcr spinster ¬
ster who shall within a years rpace col collect collect collect ¬
lect the most coupons couponsone one of which Is Isgiven IsgIYen isgiven I
given wIth Ith each purchase to ii h value of I
5 marks To the prize husband as a awedding awedding awedding
wedding gift he has promised to t bestow bestowa I
a share In his business businessThis bUdnessThis businessThis
This singular offer though of Jt course courseof courseof courseof
of rare occurrence in the commercial commercialworld commercialworld commercialworld
world Is not without precedent Some Someyear Somecarl Someyears
year carl since a Leeds firm of drapers cir circulated drculatea airculateci ¬
culated among Its customers penny pennytokens penn penntokens pennytokens
tokens whereon hereon was depicted a styl stylishly stlishly stylIshly ¬
ishly dressed essed man surrounded by the thelegend tholegend thelegend
legend A husband for a guinea signi signifying stgnItylng signitying ¬
tying that such as expended that thatamount
amount on the firms goods were al allowed allowed allowed ¬ I
lowed one chance in a raffle for an eligi eligible eUgfble eligible ¬
ble young man the Junior partner In lnthe lnthehouseProm the thehouse thebouscom
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by kicking to Western Marylands Y 8 10 10yard IG3fLrd 10yard
yard line Three successive trials failed failedto failsIto dIedto
to net the necessary ReceS9r tan yards and the thaoval theoval theoval
oval was kicked to George Washington Washingtonfumbled WStllngtontumbled Washingtonfumbled
fumbled and Dd recovered recover by the visitors visitorsAlternate vt viMtorAlternate ltora ltoraAlt8rJlaie
Alternate quarterback quarterb ek runs a aJtd d forward forwardpa torwardp8JI V
pa p8JI passes s e g carried the ball to t the G W U UItyard 1 116yard
Ityard line liB where it was lost on ondowns 01dowft8 ondowns
downs Witten immediately booted out outof outot outof
of danger And again the lads from fromWestminster fromVe fromWestminster
Westminster Ve tJnlnster started toward the taegosL taegosLScore goal goalScore goalScore
Score on Block Kick KickThe KickThe KickThe
The ball changed bands several times timesand Umesand timesand
and finally went to Maryland rylad within withinstriking withinstriking wtthiastriking
striking distance For a time it seemed seemedas
as though a score was unavoidable On Onthe Onthe Onthe
the third t ird down the ball rested on the the1foot the1toot the1foot
1foot line The play which was to toproduce toproduCe toproduce
produce results failed ta1le 1 to materialize materializehowever materializehowever materializebowrver
however and the vfgskin kln changed C aDged hands handswith hOOswIth bsnuiswithV
with withV six Inches of the G W U line llnvOnce UntOnce lineOnce
Once more Wlttons trusty boot was wasbrought wasbrought wasbrought
brought into requisition and a d the t e danger dangerhad dangerbad dangerhad
had been averted The half ita ended with without without without ¬
out score scoreMaryland scoreMaryland ooreJrfarylaAd
Maryland kicked to Washington at the thebeginning thebeginning thebeglmthrg
beginning of the t e second half and imme immediately imm6dlately lasmediately ¬
diately held for downs do on the 38yard 38yardline 10yardline yard yard1toe
line Wittons punt was blocked but butrecovered bblreeoered butrecovered
recovered recoveredA
A second punt was blocked by Coe Coewho Coewbo Coowho
who this time succeeded In falling on onthe onthe onthe
the ball over the line three minutes minutesafter minutesRttcr minutesafter
after the renewal of hostilities hotllttfes A pret pretty pretty pretty ¬
ty goal was ag kicked and the Maryland Marylanders XaIlanders ¬
ers had sis points pointsGeorge pointsGeorge OInia OIniaGewge
George Washington again received the thekick thekick thekick
kick but accomplished aCCO 1pUsh d nothing Hoot Hooten Hootenwho Hootenwho en enwho
who hd been substituted sub t1tuted for Baker at attho atthe atthe
the beginning of the half hit the line linehard Unob linehard
hard b rd but was unatle to find the requls requlsIte requ requIto requisIto
Ito bole holeForward boleForward boleForward
Forward Pass for Touchdown TouchdownWestern TouchdownYestem TouchdownWestern
Western Maryland taking taklngthe the ball ballnear ballnear ballnear
near the center nter of the field was never neverheaded neverheaded neverbeaded
headed a a final forward pass notttaga notttagatouchdown notUng netttngatouchdown a atouchdown
touchdown by Carver Goal was again againkicked agaInkicked againkicked
kicked kickedNear kickedNeU kickedNear
Near the end o ot the half theHatchot theHatchotitee thaRatchetU the Hatchet HatchetItes
itee U made a temporary stand WeternXarylnd Western WestemMaryiand WesternXarytend
Xarytend toot tho ball on a fumble fumbleHooten tumbleHooten fumbleHootea
Hooten plunged through center eentor for six sixyards sixyards sixyards
yards and Gunning made two mere more but buttime buttime buttime
time was called at this point with the thabail thebaR theball
bail resting on the 4tyard 4I8rd lia liaMaxey line llDeMaxey lineMaxey
Maxey who took McDermotts place placeat placoat placeat
at quarter In the middle of the second secondhalf secondhalt secondheM
half made a good showing as dill dluHough dillHough dIdRough
Hough and Sommers For the visitors visitorsCarver visitorsCareer 1ltorseanttr
Carver Coe and Gibson played welL welLLineup welLLineup wellLineup
Lineup LineupG
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Maxey MaxeyHough MaxeyHough MaxeyHoughL
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Gunning GunnlngR R H B BCarver Carver Hanks HanksBaker HanbBaker HanksBaker
Baker Hooten HootenF F B BAtklns BAtklnsTime Atkins AtkinsTime
Time of halves halvea20 20 minutes Referees RefareeaGass RefereesGus RefereesGaas
Gus Lehigh Ashmore Western Mary
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Episcopal High today to overwielmln over2iehaIny over2iehaInydefeated fly flydefoated iy iydeoeted
defeated the Jefferson JetreI25 n team on the theformers thetormers theformers
formers tormers grounds Score BO to 9 8Eplscopals 9EpLscopals 9Episcopals
Eplscopals superiority In every phase phaseof phasoot phaseof
of the game was shown at the very veryoutset yeryoutset veryoutset
outset and after the first few minutes minutesof mtnutesof
of play its opponents were completely completelysmothered eompJetelySIl1othered eompletelysmothered
smothered being unable to check the thehilltop thehilltop thehilltop
hilltop boys who scored at wilL The Thework Thework Thework
work of Pendleton and Dabney for ths thsVlnnors th thInners thswinners
winners Inners and Eichelberger for the tholosers thelosers
losers l06 rs was particularly notlceaable notlceaableLineup notlceaableLine neticeaableLineup
Lineup LineupJefferson Line LineupJefferson up upJtrerson
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LAUREL Md Oct 12 2lIary1and Maryland Ag Agricultural Agnicultural g gl1culturl ¬
ricultural College narrowly escaped de defeat d dfeat dofeat ¬
feat yesterday at the hands bands of Laurel LaurelHigh LaeIHigh
High School Score Sc > re 10 to 5 jj V VLaurel
Laurel scored In the first half aim aimmade aJ a amasle
made the tb fatal mistake of ringing ringingnubs rInlngflubs ringingiubs
nubs in the second rcund The Aggf Aggfscored Ag AgCOred
V Vscored
scored a a goal from field crossed cro < ed the li lifor 11for iifor
for a a touchdown and kicked go
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Laurel white whiI Meyer eyer led the Aggi Aggiwork 4ggiwork ggie ggiework
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landlord I ever ever knew Uncle Alkn
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