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I I THE HE HEEALDKEPOBL10AJN BALI LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 23 1910 SECTION SCJl N ONE ON
l LA DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS CONTAiNIN CONTA
CUBS TIE IN NINTH NINTHAND NINTIIW
W i I i AND WIN WININ IN TENTH TENTHChicago
I Chicago Oct 22 22Ninetcen Nineteen thousand delirious enthusiasts driven almost almostinsane almostsanc almostInsane
insane sanc by a ninthinning tie and a tenthinning victory saw the Chicago ChicagoNationals Chicagoi ChicagoNatlenals
Natlenals come back today and capture the fourth game of the worlds worldseerlas wordsferi worldsI
i I eerlas feri from the Philadelphia Americans 4 to 3 3The 3r 3The
r The combat was W ta one to live in history There was not a moment when whenproperly whena
a properly interested partisan could draw a calm full breath It was any anybodys anybnd1s anybndys ¬
bodys game until the finish when a 1 double an out anda and a single put the thewinning thewmning II
t winning run across the plate
Up 11 to e Chtca Cblcasoll o > half of the ninth the theca tboat004 thestood
ca r stood 1 to z In favor of the < vis visitor TIRi Yls2ton ¬
itor It looked as s if I the latter would wouldperform woulderterm woukit
t i perform the th reeur reeordhrflaklDI < lbr akiB r feat of ofeaptwriBK orI ofeJptvrtg
eaptwriBK foui 10 Ul straight guise In a awerMs aws awerd
I werMs a erl0a rI and take th the pennant pennanthorn pennanti pennanthorn
i horn ho with lth them A number of Phil Philadelphia Philao11 PttIIadelphia ¬
adelphia ao11 visitor meat t > 1It so o far as to tomate toi
i mate nta sleeping leer > lnc jir < r reservations for to toHifct toJ todght
J Hifct t from a special agnt all > nt in the thegratuirtand tbeIPftMftallei theI
I gratuirtand As events turned out cer cerWta eeri cerLIM
i Wta reserved berths bt > rtha Chicago to Phil Philadvlihta PkUa41Ibts Philn4SIpb
advlihta v yerr err act t occupied when tbe tbeMUft tbetJlUR thei
i MUft left leftPrank lettPrank leftFrank
Prank Sehulte stepped atep to the plate platen
2n n Oio but of the ninth On hU bi > > eye eyeftttf eearm eyetW
ftttf arm depended de ndtod largely the U issue issuetffcether leneWether De Dei
i tffcether Wl ether the Americans would be the thewwlds tbeW8Ild thewwiids
wwlds champion tonight or whether whetherthe
the National might nape to come from frombetUnd trombeIt1nd frombWnd
betUnd and win four straight game gameafter Klunetlafter gameeaftt
after three defeats defeatsThere efateTierc teata
1 There was a prayerful alletvee Uetheft aflenethenthtng Uethefttbln then thenAOMethinK
AOMethinK tbln thtng happened The debonair debonairrtohi debonairt
rtohi t fielder smote the sphere and a II it itOti ItcItI Itnot
Oti not HIOII stop rolling til It bumped bumpedagainst bumpedI
1 I J against the right field fence and aRdthe aRdtheto the thebataman
7 to bataman had become a potential bane banerunner ba baseruauer e erMUItr
runner on the second nd sack ek Chief Ben Bender Wnit Ben4er ¬
der it merely merf sinned and the smile smilebroadened ImUeu untiebroadened
u broadened to a grin when ben Herman sac sacrttfaed sacrUSoed sacrilloed
rttfaed the runner to third thirdBut thirdt thIrdIit
But t the crowd was fairly talrl eras czy y with withexcitement withexcitement withI
I excitement excitementThe
The roar r of cheers was as earsplitting earsplittingwhen earsplittlnwhen < <
when C Capial ptt Chance Cha cam to bat The Thertr Thetint Thetirat
rtr tint t ball pitched nipped him on the thetiiucer thetiufr thefjer
tiiucer but the th umpire aid he had badwalked hadwaeil
i walked into it and it served him right riantor I
or word orela to that effect The peerless peerlessIem4er pottrl pottrlhoppcd poerlealsder
Iem4er hopped about snapping the lit injured litjured litJurod ¬
jured member for a moment and then thenrejmmed tbe tbelIted thenrmed
rejmmed lIted his bl position glaring In the di direction dtI ¬
I rection ioR of the still grinning Bender Benderlie HeRderli Bendeetepped
I lie li stepped atep ecl lato another one but the therwwlt theh theziuult
rwwlt h w was a different With every everyd au1 au1ci us usI
I d In his angry an system um tense he hecannht heoaUght
1 cannht the ball on the iIi seam and andsteKwned andslall ande4
e4 steKwned slall nl it to the farthest corner of the thelot theJut
1 lot 141 for f r three base The gloom which whichliad whichlied
lied 1 hung like a pall since Monday Mondayfloated YondaytJoated Mondayfloated
floated away and in the sky k of the thefanatic theri
I ri fanatic appeared ap arld rainbows of hope and andprof andunbounded andI
I prof prombo ide unbounded unboundedThe
The bt > Land of Philadelphia rooters re remained rew reI ¬
I mained > d passive plU ive and confident The Thehabit TheB Theii
ii w habit of i Ling > on the th winning side had hadnot hdROt 114t
t not AVserted 1Ir ed them They acclaimed the theIndian theIn4an thes
B s Indian hurler when ben Zimmerman and andSteiafeldt andIiItfldt andU
U Steiafeldt went out leaving Chance Chancewith Chalicewit ChaneeI
d1
I s with wit what Wh hat would have been the win winning wlnnln winJ ¬
J 1 ning nln run stranded on third The game gameWight gameIit gamel
l 1 Wight Iit have n ended t > in this mania stOn but for forthe ford
d 1 t the he Mnsational catch by Baker Stein Steinf Stelntetlll
u f tetlll WU poked a ful into lab a left field box boxand boxallll boxai
and ai although It hough the occupants oceu ltnt thereof thereofrere tbeliOffar
rere far fr trum n helpful the fast fielding fieldingthird ttel fieldingtJ Ung Ungbird
L tJ third baseman of c liw ii Philadelphias Philadelphiasleaned
I leaned ever among tbe seats Ui and snared snaredI naredthe red redI
I I I P tlt the l lall aU But that to snly enl 00 at the theWanjT Ua UaRlao ths
s WanjT Rlao many Us if f with which hlell the game gameH pmebot
I bounded H bot aded
tbletlc Confident ConfidentThe
The PhtUdeiphians Philadt > Ihiana came to bat in intheir inIItlr Intheir
pq their half of the tenth with unabated unabatedconfidence ubatedcontldenf unabatedconfidence
confidence confidenceArcher confidenceArcher
5 Archer smothered mol hen a foul however howeverand howeveraDd howeverand
and Baker the first man up was dis disposed dlsof disJOSd ¬
posed of of aptaln Davis rose ro e to the theoccasion theuaeaaloll theuoeaelon
occasion with a clean double to right rightand rightad rightSi
Si and ad the local crowd felt something in inita InIL
4 ita throat throatHome tltroatL
L 1 1 Home Hun Murphy was up but his hisbeat hlat hisbest
beat t na as a a snarp grounder which Tink Tinker ¬
t p er fumbled f bld for one breathless moment momentand momentI
I J and then threw Davis vIs out at third thirdBarry thirdBarlJ thirdBrty
Barry ended the t he rally bystriking out outThere outIii outI
I Iii There were ere two t out when the win winning wlnnine wind
d ning run came in Tinker popped poppedout
14 out but Archer Interpolated a double doublewhich doublewlaioh doublewhich
which wan followed by Browns out at atfirst attlrat atI
I first Every local hope hung on Sheck Sheckard Sheckani Shecke
e ard but fortunately for those with withweak withJ
J t 1 weak hearts it did not have to hang hangfor bangfor hangfor
for long The fh Chicago left fielder lit litinto litate litlate
into the first ball pitched far a single singleover singleover singleover
over second Archer trotted across acrossthe aor0f8tM acrossthe
the plate and the agony was over overChance overCbanee overChance
Chance answered the call ef the west westside V6IItli
C side li constituency by sending King Kingt KingCole
s Cole into the pitching box Archer was wasnamed wasnamed
t 7 e4 4 named to catch because aue Klines batting battingaverage battingI battingaverage
4at m 4m I average of 087 S7 for the series It was wasthought wasI
I I at t thought could not be lowered by b Arch Archer ¬
er or anybody else
r Cubs Score First FirstChlaago Fnt11I08go FirstChisago
Chlaago soared in the first when whenEheekard whenSliNkard when1hckard
Eheekard walked stole the only base of ofthe ottbe ofthe
the day and soared red on Hefmans single singleIn
In the fourth Sohulte singled and madetMrd made madethird
e third when Hofman bit too hot for forl
of l Davis > scoring on a single by Chance CbanoeFurther ChanoeJlurtber ChanceFurther
Further scoring was checked by a adouble ar aI
r t I double play playPhiladelphia playPhUadllpbla piayS
> Philadelphia tied the score in the thethird thetlalrd
4 third when Bender walked and came camehome oamehoIDe camehome
home en Strunks triple to deep center centerIn
L In the fourth it looked as if tbe Amer Americana Amert ¬
1 icana lea were goli goltr Oll to repeat former formerbatfests formerbatrests formerbatfests
t batfests Doubles by Baker and andMurphy andI andMurphy
Murphy and a single by Collins netted nettedtwo nettedi nettedtwo
I i two runs Cole however steadied and andwas andi andwas
i was oredited with three strikeouts strikeoutsIn
In the fifth the < Isitori had two men menon menOR incaon
on bases but Lord and Collins each eachsent eachHnt eachsent
sent high ones to Sheckard and the theopportunity thek thepportunity
k opportunity vanished Il I the sixth they theywere the ther
r F were threatening Baker I walked walk and andwas andI andwas
was sacrificed to second Murphys Murphyssingle llwrphf Mwrphyssingle
single f was as too hot for Steinfeldt and andBaker andBaker andBalcer
Baker perched on third Barry hit hitBfearyly
4 sharply I1lIal1 lr to St Stlnfelt infelt who ho threw hre to toArafcer tot
I t Arafcer Ar ller and Baker was out by a 3o1011e 3o1011emrrgla close olosmargin closeI I
I margin at the plate plateIn platJ
J I In the eighth Baker was again againaaucht n agaInI aln I IJM
I aaucht JM at the plate platea a force out Bak Baker ¬
er beat out a grounder and Davis Daviswalked DavisI
I I walked wa lke4 Murphy rdvanoed the runners runnerswith runnersf
t f with a sacrifice and Baker filled t led the thebaeee thei
I i baeee when he was as hit by a a pitched pitchedtell pltohaAI
I tell There was none out when Thom ThomI
I ftS s hit to Cole who nipped Baker at atiMe attlfe atIke
I iMe plate Thomas being bel g doubled d bld at atfirst att
1 t i flrtI first
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i GAME IX iriirtiL iriirtiLFirst DETAIL DETAILFirst DCTULJl
Jl First Inning InningPhiladelphia JnnlnlIbUde1phlaStrunk InningPhilde1phiaSJrunk
< Philadelphia IbUde1phlaStrunk Shrunk out Steiafeldt Steiafeldtta Stel teWt teWtII
i II to Chanoe Sheckard made a 1 neat nan run running runnlng runfling ¬
fling catch of Lords line drive Ccl Ccll Ccllaa
l 111 ta out Chance ance to Cole who covered coveredfirst ocvoredt
I t first base No o runs runsChicago runst
I t Chicago OIIleagSieckard Siectcard walked Sehulte Sehultestruck Schultestruck Schuitestruck
struck at Sheckard stole second secondSheckard seootdt secoudShecjcart
t Sheckard scored on Hofnians Lounder bounderover Loundert
I t over third Chance forced JIdfman IJ fman at atsfiftOnd atsEqpnd
1 BtQ sfiftOnd nd and was hlnsai hIMS et doubled at atfirst atif
I if f first Change W9B deulared out at first firstbaeause lhti Lintbeeause
i i baeause Hofman interfered with the tbethrow thethrow
1 throw One run runStrand runSecoudlnulng
1 j Strand Secoudlnulng SecoudlnulngPblhtdelphiaBaker Jnnln JnnlnPit Inulnjr InulnjrPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Pit 1llideIPItIaBQker Baker singled Davis Davisstruak DavIsatruek DavisI
I t struak out Sehulte took Murphys fly flyBaker flyBalter flyI
I Baker out stealing Archer to Tinker Tinkero Tinkerurufl
> o urufl uruflI runs runsCbloogo runllCbJOAgoZlmmenniln
I Cbloogo CbJOAgoZlmmenniln Zimmerman hit a high fly flyta tlyto flyS
S to Murphy Steinfeldt grounded out outBaker
I Baker tb U Davis Tinker waited for four fourbala fourI
t I I bala Tinker out stealing Thomas to toCollins toI toIC
IC S I I Collins < < No runs runsr
I l t r Third Innluc InnlucThUadelphla
f I < ThUadelphla PIladolphIaBarry V hi deIPhlaEa Barry rry sent half a dos doien dozen
11 I en en fouls to various parts of the thegrounds therQunds thegrounds
4 grounds then he went out Steinfeldt Steinfeldt4a
I fr to Chance Thomas wofr > easy Cole 10 10Chance toI 0 0ebanae
I Chance Bender was given a base on onbailv onb ona
a baiL b ll Bender scored aCC red on Strunks triple tripleto
i tt to l left I center 0 nter Strunk oversjld till t hld hldi d dand
S ta i and was out Sheckard She kard to Steinfeldt Steinfeldtrun
4 i Sf I Qne he run runilcago runt
t 1 c I Chcagncier ilcago Archer 1c er fanned Cole was wasired wasI
T1 J I ired a an lid n came to O the plate but butBVSSieic
7 BVSSieic 6 ituc k out ut Thomas dropped the theball theballb ti tiSj ball ballbat
Sj I bat b t threw th w the thQJUIJer run rutuer > er out at first flratc
1
c
C
i base Sheekftrd CUed to Struck No Noruns NorUns o oruRL
runs
fourth Inning InningPhiladelphia InulutPbUadltlphlaLord InningPhiiadelphlgLori
Philadelphia PbUadltlphlaLord Lord waited for three threeI threebaUIL threeballs
I balls and then struck out on the next nexti nestplte neatpitched
i pitched plte Collins C UtIIea beat out a hit to toZimmerman toZlmllletman toZimmerman
Zimmerman Baker doubled putting puttingCollins puttiftCCollins puttingCollins
Collins on third Collins crossed crOU the thej tbeplat theplate
j plate but wait sent back to third under Under un under
der ground rules l Davis > avis struck out outi fOUtBakr outBaker
i Baker and aRt Collins scored on Murphys Murphysdouble Murphysdouble > > urphysdouble
double into Int left field crowd Barry Barrystruck Barryatruek Barrystruck
struck out the t e third man to do so soTwo 160Tw soTwo
Two mite numChicago rulUlChleaceBehulte miteChlcagoSchulte
Chicago ChleaceBehulte Sehulte alnglod cleanly to toleft toleft toleft
left Sehulte went to third when Her Herman hotman let letIRan ¬
man hit too hot for Davis Sahulte Sahultecored S4hulteIIOOred Sehuttescored
cored on Chances single Binl > Hofman go going golUf gotag ¬
tag to 0 second Hofman and Zimmer Zimmerman ZimmermaD Zimmerman ¬
man were doubled Bender to Baker Bakerto
to Davis Stelnteldt hit a fly to toStrunk toStrunk toStrunk
Strunk One run runPlftb nlnPlfth run1IftII
Plftb Inning InningPhiladelphia InningPhiladelphiaThomas InningPhiiadelphiaTiiomas
PhiladelphiaThomas Philadelphia Thomas grounded via viaZimmerman viaZimmennan viaZimmerman
Zimmerman and Chance route Bender Bendersingled Dendersingled Bendersingled
singled to right Strunk bunted safe safely safely ¬
ly on 11 first base line Sheckard ab absorbed abIIOr absured ¬
sorbed IIOr ed Lords fly Collins went out In Inthe Inlbe Inthe
the same vicinity No runs runsChicago runCllicagoTinker runsChicagoTinker
Chicago CllicagoTinker Tinker struck out Archer Archerwent Archerwent Archerwent
went out on a grounder Baker to Da Davis DaVIB Davie ¬
vie Cole retired on strikes No o runs runsSixth runsSbth runeSixth
Sixth Inning InningPhiladelphia Il1nlnPblladelphlaDaker inningPhiladelphiaBaker
Philadelphia PblladelphlaDaker Baker walked ou ballsDavis balls ballsDavis ballDaI
Davis > > sacrificed him at second and was wasHimself wasIIhl184lt wasflilflseif
Himself out Cole to Chance Murphy Murphysingled Murphysingled lurllhyIngled
singled too hard to Steinfeldt placing placingBaker ptaclngBaker placingBaker
Baker on third Baker was W II caught at atthe atthe atthe
the plate > Steinfeldt to Archer Bar Barry Barry Barmy ¬
ry was 11 a sate on a fielders choice choiceThomas choiceTboraas choiceThomas
Thomas high hl h bounder over Coles head headwas headwa headwas
was merely checked by b Coles stab and andwent andwant andwent
went as a hit filling tbe bases ba es Bender Benderfiled DendertIl Benderflied
filed tIl out to Schulte No runs runsChicago runCheagoDarry runsChicagoBarry
Chicago CheagoDarry Barry took Sheckards line linedrive Unedrtye linedrive
drive Schuites slow bounder went as aaa asa asa
a hit Hofman popped to Baker BakerSchutte BakerSelwlte BakerSchulte
Schutte out stealing second Thomas Thomasto
to Collins No runs
Seventh Inning InningPhiladelphia I InningPhiladelphiaStrunk DlllnlrPhlladelpbia5trunk
Philadelphia Phlladelpbia5trunk Strunk fanned Archer Archerdropped Areberdropped Archerdropped
dropped the tb ball but threw Strunk out outat outat outat
at first Zimmerman threw Lord out outat outat
at first Hofman moved only a few fewstep
step tor Collins fly tI No runs runsChicago runsCblcagoChanoe runsChicagoChance
Chicago CblcagoChanoe Chance out Bender to Da Davis DaviM Baia ¬
viM ia Zimmerman singled to left DaTia DaTIS Da Davis ¬
vis dropped d Steinfeldts spinning foul foulSteinfeldt toulSteinfeldt foulSteinfeldt
Steinfeldt struck out Zimmerman out outstealing outstealing outstealing
stealing Thomas to Collins No runs runsEighth runsElghtb runsIilghth
Eighth Inning InningPhiladelphia IDDlnlPhiladelphiaBaker InningPhiladelphiaBaker
Philadelphia PhiladelphiaBaker Baker beat out a agrounder agrounder agrounder
grounder to Chanee as Cole was slow slowcovering elowcovering
covering ertRg first base Davis went to tofirst totiNt tofiret
first on balls Murphy sacrificed sacrificedCbanee IIQcrltteedChanee sacrificedChance
Chance to Zimmerman placing Baker Bakeron Bakerthird
on third and Davis on second Bar Barry Barry lIarry ¬
ry waa was hit lt by b a pitched ball filling fillingbe
be bases Baker was forced at the theplate theplate theplate
plate and aftt Thomas doubled at first firstCole firstCole firstCole
Cole to Archer to Chance No runs runsChicago runsLhicapTinker runsChicagoTinker
Chicago LhicapTinker Tinker filed to Collins CollinsArcher CollinsArcber CollinsArcher
Archer out Collins to Davis Kllng Kllngwent KllnlCwenl Klingwent
went in to bat for Cole Baker threw threwlow tbrewlow
low on Klings grounder and KUng KHngmade Klinsmade KUngmade
made second base on the error Kane Kanewent UaneweRt Kanewent
went to second to run for Rung Shock Sheckard Sheekard Shockard ¬
ard flied cut to Lord No runs runsXlnth runsXlnth runsNinth
Xlnth Inning InningBrown InnlnBrown InningBrown
Brown now pitching for Chicago ChicagoPhiladelphia ChicagoPbiladelphlaBender ChicagoPhiladelphiaBender
Philadelphia PbiladelphlaBender Bender out Stein Steinfeklt Stelnfedt Steinfedt
fedt to Chance Strunk sent a pop
fly but Archer ran into Brown knock knockIng knoekIn knockIng
In Ing It ont of his hands Lord forced forcedStrunk foreedStrunk forcedStrunk
Strunk at second Tinker to Zimmer Zimmerman ¬
man Collins out Brown to Chance ChanceNo
No runs runsChicago runsChicagoThe runsChicagoTue
Chicago ChicagoThe The entire crowd crowdetood stood UP UPwhen UIwhen u uwhen
when Sohulte came up Sohulte Sohultedoubled Sohultedoubled Sohultedoubled
doubled to right Hofman fouled the theFirst tbeflrl1t I Ifirst
First ball In attempting to bunt He Heiunted Hebunted liebunted
bunted the next but was touched toucheddown toucheddown toucheddown
down on the line by b Davis Sehulte Sehultetaking SchultetklRg Schuitetaking
taking third The first ball pitched pitchedhit
hit Chance on the finger but um umire umpire urnpire
pire ire ruled he had stepped into It ItSehulte ItS itSehulte
Sehulte S llulte scored when Chance tripled to todeep todeep todeep
deep center The noise in the stands atandevas standsWAS standswas
WAS > earsplitting Zimmerman popped poppedto
to Barry Bar Baker reached over the thestand thestand thestand
stand and captured Steinfeldts foul foulfly foulfly fouljiy
fly One run
Tenth Inning InningPhiladelphia JnuloPhiladelphiaArcher InningPhiladeIphiaroher
Philadelphia PhiladelphiaArcher Archer took Bakers Bakersoul Bakersfoul Bakersfoul
foul Davis doubled to right field fieldDavis fieldDavIs fieldDavis
Davis was caught at third Tinker to toSteinfeldt toSteinfeldt toStelnfeldt
Steinfeldt Murphy being safe on a afielders afielders afielders
fielders choice Barry Barr struck out No Noruns Noruns Noruns
runs runsChicago runsChlclgoTlnker runsChicagoTinker
Chicago ChlclgoTlnker Tinker popped to Barry
Archer doubled into the left center centeroverflow centerQverflow centeroverflow
overflow Brown out Barry to Da Davis Davis Davie ¬
vis Archer going to third Sheckard
hit the first ball pitched for fora a single singleto
to center scoring Archer
The official forecast tonight prom promBO
Islte BO Fair and warmer tomorrow tomorrowwhich tomorrowwhich tomorrowwhich
which should produce ideal baseball baseballv baHballweather baseballweather
weather v eat her Coombs and Drown are
likely to be the opposing pitchers pitchersThe
The Score
Phlla AB R BIT PO A K
Strunk c f 5 0 I t o 0 0rd
Lord > rd c f 6 0 0 1 I 0
Collins 2 b S 1 1 C I 1 o
Biker Baker3b lter 3 b 4 1 3 S a 1 13avls
Dalsl 3avls 1 b 3 0 l g 0 i
Murphy r f 4 0 0BaPry i o 0
Barry Ba ry s B 4 0 0 s S 0
Thomas c Co 4 1 0 1 S 4 0 0en
Bender en er p 3 1 1 0 s a aTotals QITo O OTotals
Totals To ls 31 37 3 1 S i 1 ii 2S 8 i 12 2 i iCliance 2 2Chanee I ICtta
Chanee Ctta nee out for Interfering and two twoout twoout
out when winning run was scored scoraBCbl scoredCltioairo scoredCnioago I
Cnioago Cbl O AB 8 It BH 3j PO A K
Sheckard Skeek ard 1 f 4 1 1 a 1 0
Sehulte r i f 4 2 3 2 0 0
lafroan c Co f 3 0 i 0 0 ol I
Chance 1 b 4 0 I 2 10 i 0
Zimmerman 2 b4 b 4 0 1 0 nSteinfeldt
Steinfeldt 3 b 4 0 0 4 0 I
linker s s 3 0 0 1 3 o 01
Archer Ai her c 4 1 1 1Cole a 3 0
Cola p 45 < V8 2 0 ii 0 8 1 3 0 01
Kllng 1 0 6 0 0 o ol olKane
Kane i I Q 0 0 0 o 01
Brown p 1 0 0 0 1 o oTotals 0Totals i iTotls
Totals 34 3 4 10 S 4 19 0 01 015hlng
umln Kilnfe battfd bat d for Cole In eighth eightlil
I nn1n
uRalle Kane for KUng KUngoore I
Score oore by blnnln innings inningsPhiladelphia s sPbllndelphla
Philadelphia 001 2AO IIO flOOG eoOCil S
Cftieago Cl eaJO 100 100 0811 oent Oelj41 I
Summary Twobase hits hitsBaker Baker
Murphy Sehulte Davis Archer Three Threeae i
base ae hits hltsStlunk Strunk Chance HitsOff sO
Cole 10 In eight Igll innings off Brown I
f In two innings Sacrifice hits hltsDa hltsDaIS hitsBaI hitsBaIvis Da Davis ¬
vis IS Murphy Hofman Stolen bases basesSheckard basesSheckard basesI basesISheckard
Sheckard Double DoubleplasBender plays playsBender Bender I
Baker and Davis Co Cois Archer Archerand Archerand Archerand
and Chance Ch C Left on bases hasesPhlladel hasesPhlladelphla Philadel Philadelphia ¬
phia 10 Chicago 4 Base on balls ballsOff bllllsOff baIisOtt
Off Bender 2 i Sheckard and Tinker Tinkeroff Tnkeroft
oft Cole Colet 3 Bender Baker and a ± d Davis Davisfirst Davisfirst
first base on errors rror rrors4hicago Chicago 1 H 1Ut lIlti t
by b pitcher pitcherBY By Cole 1 Barry Struck Struckout StruckutB I IoutBy
out outBy utB By Bender 6 Sehulte Archer ArcherCole ArcherCole ArchorI ArchorICole
Cole 2 Tinker Steinfeldt ty y Cole ColeDavis S SDavis 5I 5ItDavis
Davis 5 Lord lordBar Barry Strunk by bylBrown
Brown 1 Barry Bar I Timfr Tim of game gameu gameuUmplre8ConPO 2n 2nUmpires I IljmplresCOnPOll7
Umpires Umplre8ConPO Conpolly > behind the bat batniglcr batRigler I Ifligler
niglcr on bases 0 Day in right flely flelySheridan tielSheridan I ISheridan
Sheridan In left field fieldPaid fieldPaid I IPaid
Paid attendance attendanceIIII90 attendanceIIII90Receipts atteudancelit190Receipts ltt190 ltt190Receipts
Receipts 765050 765050National l1 50l O ONational I INational
National commission U77508 U77508Player 715011 715011Plarers I
Player J14S7727 Us777Clubs i s sClubs I
Clubs 931818 S SI
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FRANK SOHULTE PRANK CHANCE JIMMY ARCHER ARCHERJust
Just look at the smile onthe on thl face of the Peerless Leader After taking takln one of Chief Render shoots boot on his bisfinger hlatlogr hisfinger
finger and being held at the plate because the umpire thought he stepped Into the ball he came bark with Ith a slash slashIne alallhID slashIng
Ine ID tbreehnKKPr that scored Schulte and tied the core In the ninth Innln Inning Perebed on third bane with ith the score scoretied scoretied scoretied
tied Chnnre Chnn smiled and the camera caught bin bl smile an a he gave gll the Indian back more than he had received at the theplate tbeIate theplate
plate and ion ou en cant nt blame Mm 111mOu himOn MmOu
Ou the left of Cbanee In II Sohulte whose who tuobncKer In the opening of the ninth made the Cubs victory Ictor possible possibletin
tin Chances right la 1 Jimmy Archer who wax placed In the th came jesterdny elirda to strengthen the team particularly an anKline allJCllol ashung
Kline ban ha been very weak with the Mick Archers reher titobagger lit the Ib tenth Inning IDolo placed him In a po IWNltlon ltlon where whereSheckards hereSbckarll bereSheckardai
Sheckards single Moored him and won the fourth game of the worlds serIes erl for Chicago ChicagoSpecial CbcngoI ChicagoruTH
I ruTH WITH STOLEN SlfiNALS ATHLETICS WHIPPED CUBS CUBSSpelal
Special to The HeraldRepublican HeraldRepublicanChicago I raldRepUblltanChleago
Chicago Oct 22 2The The secret Is out The slaughter of the Cubs In the first three frames of the worlds se series a arls ccmica ¬
mica has not been due to any ao superiority on the th part of the Athletics The famous lu lulde lde playing of Chance and his hisallconquerluc bl blalleoltqllerlnJ hisallconquering
allconquerluc geniuses geonr ban not been broken up because the Mack men are the speedier and more heady team Al Altogether Altogether Altogether ¬
together the tit breathing up of the wonderful offensive ottenshnnd > e and defensive combination that has ba two championships to Its Itscredit It Itcrllt itscredit
credit hni b lit not keen n brought about by h the greater strength of the Philadelphia J > pitchers
Heres the real reason The Athletics Athleticsare
are wise to the Cubs signals 61 nals They The be became beeame became ¬ I
came hep to the system that controls controlsthe
the noted defense of the Chicagos C lcagos long longbefore longbetore longbefore
before the series began and spent sev several several sevcml ¬
eral days prior to the opening game in inmastering Inmastering Inmastering
mastering the code so that they the could couldtip couldtip couldtip
tip one another an > ther off from ront the coaching coachinglines coachinglines coachinglines
lines linesThat linesThat linesThat
That is the story told by a player playerwho playerwho Playerwho
who heard It from a man said to be close closeto
to the American league pennant win winners winners winneTs ¬
I ners Two emissaries of the white ele elephants eleI elephants ¬
phants followed d the Cubs around the thecircuit theelftult theetrtuit
I circuit far three weeks prior to the theclose theI theclose
close of the National league season seasonkeeping seasonkeeping seasonkeeping
keeping tab on the Cubs style of play plavand playand playand
I and getting wise to their signals signalsThe signalsTIle signalsThe
The first game caused a tremendous tremendoussurprise tremendoussurprbe tremendoussurprise
surprise most everybody considering consideringthe
the result an accident Mordeoai MordeeazBrown MordeoaiBrown MordetaiBrown
Brown the threefingered marvel had hadwider hadwider hadwider
wider curves than he h ever pitched be before betore before ¬
fore Yet the Athletic batters stepped steppedright steupedright
right Into them as though they knew knewwhat knewwhat knenwhat I
what was coming and laced the ball ballall ballall ballall
all over the lot with a confidence that thatlooked thatlooked I
looked almost uncanny uneann It was the thesame th thsamo thesame
same with the speedy straights drops dropsany dropsany I
any old thing thingTake thingTake i iTake
Take Murphy for Instance said the theInformant i iinformant
j
informant Murphy Is a right field fieldhitter j I
hitter yet he was slamming that ball balldown balldown
down the left field fQul line like a rifle rifleshot rifleshot rifleshot
shot Even ven Davis who Is quite a hitter hitterwas hitterwas hitterwas j
was doing better than usual usualBut usualBut usualBut
But that wasnt all Collins stole stolesecond stolesecond I Isecond
second on one occasion when tho I Ipitcher Ipitcher I Ipitcher
pitcher had three and nothing on the thenext thenext thenext
next batter Kllng signed for three threewasted threewasted threewasted
wasted balls In succession sueces lon in the belief beliefthat beliefthat beliefthat
that Collins would go down but he hedidnt hedldnt hedidnt
didnt go until the fourth pitched which whichwas whichas whichwas
was as over the plate Do you call It good goodbaseball goodbaseball goodbaseball
baseball to steal with three and nothIn nothtug noth nothing ¬
tug In on the batter There was a base baseon baseon baseon
on balls almost certain yet Collins took tookthe tookthe tookthe
the chance chaneeI
I Oust Le League gtll 1
Won Lost P PC PCPortland C CPortland CPortland
Portland 104 SO 0 567 567Oakland 161Oaldand 567Oakland
Oakland 113 91 554 554San 554San 54 54San
San Francisco 105 100 516 516Vernon 516VISrnon 515Vernon
Vernon 104 99 515 515Los 515Los 515Los
Los Angeles 96 110 460 460Sacramento 4GOSacramento 460Sacramento
Sacramento 76 121 388 388Ban 381San 383San
San Francisco Oct 22 2Score 22Scoreit 2ScoreRHE Score ScoreR
R RHE RHEPortland it H B BPortland BPortland
Portland 1 JSan 4 2 2San 2San
San Francisco 1 4 1 1Batteries 1BatterlesGregg 1BatteriesGregg
Batteries BatterlesGregg Gregg and Fisher East Eastley EastIe Easticy
icy Ie and Berry BerrySacramento BerrySacramento BerrySacramento
Sacramento Oct 22 nScore Score
ScoreR
R BILE BILEOakland H E EOakland EOaldand
Oakland > 5 4 4Sacramento 4Saoramento 4Sacramento
Sacramento 4 6 3 3Batteries 3BatteriuLtvely 3BatteriesLively
Batteries BatteriuLtvely Lively and Mltx MUzo Aral Arallanes Aretlanel Arallanes
lanes and La Longe LongeLos LongeLos LongeLea
Los Angeles Got 22 2Score 2ScoreU 22ScoreItILE Score ScoreR
R ItILE ItILEVernon It E EVernon EVernon
Vernon 4 6 1 1Los 1Los 1Los
Los Angeles 2 S 1 1Batteries 1Batterl 1BatteriesCarson
Batteries BatteriesCarson sCarson Carson and Brown Tozer Tozerand Tozerand Tozerand
and Smith SmithLouisville SmithI
I Louisville Races KacesLouisville RacesLouisville I ILouluJlJe
Louisville Oct 22 2Thl This afternoon afternoonwas
was getaway day at Churchill Downs Downsand Downsand Downsand
and with the running of the last race raceended raceended
ended the most successful meeting ever everheld everh everheId
held h < < 1d at the local course Tonight and andtomorrow andtOlhorrow andtomorrow
tomorrow horsemen will 111 ship their theirstrings theirstrlJ1gs theirstrlpgs
strings to Latonla where on Monday Ionda a a24aays a24days I
24aays fall meeting u < < etlJg will begin beginThe beginThe I
The day B feature was the Iroouots IroouotsHandicap Iroouolshandicap IronuotsbandicaU
Handicap one mile and worth 000 000Cnerryola OOOCherryola 000Cnerryoia
Cnerryola won by 11 a length from Han Hanbridge Hanbridge hanbridge
bridge Ocean Bound was third thirdFirst tblrdFirst thirdPirat
First race ax It X furlongs turlongsSdwlok Selwlck
1510 510 won Alfred the Great J1ESO 1580 sec second seond ¬
ond Rub Rubl1 la Grantia Grandan50 350 third Time
11325 11325Second 113 35 35Second 5 5Se
Second Se nd race five and a half atf furlongs furlongsLady furlongltLady furlongsLady
Lady Ormlcant straight 630 won wonHesitate wonHesitate wonHesitate
Hesitate place 420 second War Jig Jigshow Jigshow Jigsitow
show J690 590 third Htlrdrlmel0S Time Tirne108 108 15 15Third 15Third 15Third
Third race mile mUeF mIleFalcada Falcada lcala J670 won wonColonel wonColouel wonColonel
Colonel Athmeade Attmeaden20 320 second Amer Ameron
on 1140 140 thld Time TimeI TimeIFourth Timei42 Timei42Fourth 142 142Fourth
Fourth race thj th Iroquois handicap handicapmile handlcaPmlleChrr handicapmiieChrr3tola
mile mlleChrr miieChrr3tola Charryola ola 1140 1 won han lIanbridge hanbridge llanbrldge
bridge S530 second Ocean Bound BoundJ360
J360 third Time TlmeJ46 TlmeJ46loitth Tinie146Fifth 146 146Fifth
Fifth race six furlongs furlongsCrex furlongsCrexatralght furlongsCrexstraight Crex Crexstraight
straight 640 won Ellanettc place x > lace laeet0
160 second see nd Butter Ball show showt60 460 460third 460third
third Time Tlmel Timo116Sixth 116 116Sixth 16 16Sixth
Sixth race mile mUeand and a sixteenth sixteenthJacquelina slxteenthJllcquelina sixteenthJacqueline
Jacqueline straight UW 420 won Font Fontplac Fontplac Fontplacs
plac i40 s second Royal Report Reportshow Reporthow Reportshow
show J410 i0 third Time TjmeliS TjmeliSLUCK TIrne148LUCK IMS IMSLUCK
LUCK AND Ar D CONFIDENCE CONFIDENCEWIN
WIN FROM MAROONS MAROONSQhioso
Qhioso Ghl to Oc Oct 2Chlcagos 22 Chicagos luck and andconfidence andconthUncfl andconfidence
confidence won over Korthweatsrns Korthweatsrnssuperior Northw Northwetrnssupersor t3rn8
superior 8 1per r playing ability ablJ1trit at Marshall Marshallfield Ma Marshallfield lIhlll1 J
field today Tfc T The < score was 10 to 9
GAINED GA liVED GROUND GR 0 UND FOR TIGERS I
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ACKER FULLBACK FULLBACKAlthough FULLBACKlthuuh PULLBACKltlioiigh
Although one of the smallest innllf t Inca lue ou the Colorado College team Fullbaefc Fullhaekcker
Acker was aN one of the best ground gainers the Tigers bad yesterday Ills re ¬
turn of Rlchnrdsoua Uiikoff after the Tigers had scored their first touch ¬
down do was u n feature of the he game
SOCCER COACHES WANTED WANTEDBoutelll
Boosters Club lies Supplied All 11 But ButFour nutFour ButPdur
Four School WKhCame Already AlreadyPopular AlreadyS AlreadyPopular UreadyPopular
Popular PopularUnder PopularUnder PopularUnder
S
Under the direction of coaches of ofthe ofUte ofthe
the Soccer Boo Boosters ter club the t e grade gradeschool gradesclIool gradeschool
school boys are taking kindly to soc soccer soccer eeccar ¬
cer and already are showing much muohcleverness muGhelevernus muchcleverness
cleverness at the game The Soccer SoccerBoosters SoccorBoostets SoccerBoosters
Boosters club has lined up coaches coachesfor
for all but four of the city schools schoolsand selloolsand schoolsand
and wishes to 0 let old soccer players playersknow playersknow playersknow
know that there Is plenty of work for forthem forthem forthem
them to do At present the Jackson JacksonSujpner JackJlonSumner JacksonSumner
Sumner Longfellow and Waahingionschools Waahingion Walltlng10nIiKhoob I IschooI
schools are without witb ut coaches Anyone Anyonewishing Anyonewishing Anyonewishing
wishing to volrinteer ol nt er for service at atthe ntthe atthe
the schools named can communicate communicatewith
with William Service care Hugh Wat Watson Watlion Watson ¬
son Transfer company or H W V An Ansell Ansen Ansell
sell care cBt UtahIdaho Utah Idaho Sugar company companyThe companyThe companyThe
The coaches s now working and their theirschools theirs theirschools
schools s follow followBryan toUowran fellowBryan
Bryan ran School SeboolCQaches Coaches W Service ServiceG
G B Paddock PaddockBmorSon FaddockEmer PaddockErneron
BmorSon Emer on School Scboolcoacles Coaches F C CSandford CSandford CSandford
Sandford W Salnsbury
Franklin School SehoolCoaohesF Coaches F Brain Bramley Bmmley Brainley
ley A C Saxelby Saxelb SaxelbFremont SaxebyFromont
Fremont School Seho01Coach Coach J Snedden SneddenGrant SneddenGrant SneddenGrant
Grant I School SchoolCoach Coaoh A C Saxelby
Hamilton School SoooolCoach Coach H W An Ansel Ansell AnseP ¬
sell selLafayette sellLaf Lafayette Laf yette School SchoolCoacb Coach II J Hal Halton Halton Halton
ton tonLincoln Lincoln SclaoolCoach School Coach J Snedden SneddenLoweU SneddenLoweU SneddenLowell
LoweU School SehoolC SchoolCoach Coach ach W Service ServiceOn ServiceOequa
On 008 Oequa < < < uia School l1oolcoach Coach H W AnselL MtkeILOquirrit AnselLOquirrh n elL elLOquirrh
Oquirrh Softool Sohoolcoaoh Coaoh C Parry ParryPoplar ParryP ParryPoplar
Poplar P pfar Grove School SchoolCoach Coach E ERiverside Enos BRose
nos Rose RoseRiverside
nosRiverside Riverside School SchoolCQaeh Coach E J Lind Lindley Lindley Lindley
ley leySugar Sugar House School So1aoofCoach Coach W WNTeabU WMblt v vNeebit
NTeabU NTeabUWasnteh NeebitVasntct MbltWasatcn
Wasnteh School hjolCosch Coach W Russell RussellWebster RuseUWeblter RuEsellWebster
Webster School SchoolGQa Coach J Patrick PatrickHIGH PatrickHIGH PatrickHIGH
HIGH SCHOOL AT ATLAST ATLASTHASGAME LAST LASTHAS LASTHAS
HAS HASGAME GAME IN SIGHT SIGHT7hjs
7hjs hs week will be a strenuous w week weekfor k kfor ktor
for the th football boys at the High school schoolbecause schoolbecause schoolbecause
because Coach Brusse having wit witnessed wItnessed witnessed ¬
nessed the game at Ogden last Friday Frldg Frldgbetw
between betw n the f l freshmen and the Og Ogden Ogden 0gde ¬
den de High school knows that he is up upa UIInBt upta1nst
ta1nst nBt a hard proposition when his histeam histeam histeam
team plays Ogden next Saturday atCummings atCummings at atCuminingB
Cummings field fieldSome fieldSome fieldSome
Some of the practice this waek will willbe willbe willbe
be hold heTdln In the gymnasium so that the theteam th thteam theteam
team will have < a chance to go over overtrick o overflick r rtrtek
trick plays without anyone fleeing fleeingthem fleeingthem seeingthem
them Coach Brusse also stated sttedtiiat sttedtiiathe that thathe thathe
he wished to see large l rganumber numbers of the thestudents thestudents thestudents
students on the aide IIld linea Jlne3tbf this week to tocheer toche tocheerthe
cheer che cheerthe rthe the boys while they were prac practicing pracUchigo practicitim ¬
ticing Professor Elton has promised promisedto
to give the boys a football assembly on onFriday onFriday
Friday < rlda so O that more spirit may ont be1 be1aroused be be21roused bearoused
aroused among > the students stud nts
GARFIElD GARFIELDGETS GETS A TIE HESmeller
I
Smeller Soccer Soccerplayera Players PlaT ra Play Sjalt alt Lake Laketo
to Standstill Before DeforeCrowd Ijdore Big Bigi BigSecial lt ltrcncJ
Crowd CrowdSpecial rcncJ rcncJI
i
Special to The ThCtHerIdRePUbIIcan ThCtHerIdRePUbIIcanGarfield I HeraldRepublican HeraldRepublicanGarfleld
Garfield O rtield Utah Oct o t 22 22In In one 01 01the 01the otthe
the best games of ofaoceerplayed soccer played on any anyUtah lin linUtah anyUtah
Utah field the newly organized Oar Garfield Oarfleldte8m Oarfield
fleldte8m field team held the Salt Lake cham championship championship chainplonship ¬
pionship eleven to a 0 to 0 tie today todayThe tOdayThegsme todayThe
The Thegsme game was Interesting from start startto
to finish and a large crowd of spec ¬
tators to many ofc o1 whom the game gamewas gamewas gamewas
was new was on edge throughout the theplay thep theTile theThe
play playThe p
The game was a battle between the
backfields the forwards of both elevens
finding the defense too strong atron to pene ¬
trate Garfield considered the result resulta
a victory and promises to be heard I Ifrol1 Ifrom
from in the state championship race
Captain Adamson played play d a strong
game as did Left Back Haywood The
lineup HnaupSalt lineupSalt lineupSalt
Salt Lake Garfield Garfieldetnar
yielnar etnar G Young YOun
Jenkenson JenkensonI L B HaywooS Haywood
fi0 Cosli h K B A Bramley
3ICGH1 L I 11 H Haywood
McqonnKle McO M000najleC le Tc C H A Adamson Adam on
P BurllngtonR Burlington rnston R H Barnes
Llndloy Llndleyo O L TV y Adamson AdamsonLC
Uyde > LC C Kinnerford
Asbell 1 R Irwin
Collins Collinso O R G Adamson
Refer RefcreeCampbell5 Referee < < Campbell Eureka EurekaResults Bur EurekaI ka kaR
I Results R sults at ttmlico ttmlicoBaltimore ii ll1 i o I IBaltimore
Baltimore Md Oct 52 2The The TVal
den stakes the feature at PImUco PIm co to ¬
day was W S won by Zeus the choice at atodds atodds
odds of 9 to 10 with the aid of Jockey Jocke JockeSbllling
Shilling who made a Garrison tin ¬
ish ishFirst
First race six furlongs furJO furiongeShpon lrsShannon Shannon 9
i to 1 JOwon l0 < VWOnrV won Racquet 7 tp P 5 second
Medallion 50 > to 1 third TIme 115 I Hi 43 43I
I Second race one mile and three six
teenths teenthsnlgh High Private 1 to 2
wpn
Lad Lh LhIfJSdon of IfJSdon Langdon 2 to 1 second Dlxl
Knight > 4 to 1 third Time 204 45
Third race Amateur cup one mllel mile
Dull Care 5 to 2 won Dr Barkley
4 to 1 second Elro 4 to 1 third Time
1 l41 4S
l41Fourth 4SFourth
Fourth race steeplechase for hunt ¬
ers three miles mileAdventurer Adventurer 2 to 1 lFifth
won Rambo S tOc5 second Karagola
10 to 1 third Time 6 642
Fifth race the Walden handicap one
mile mileZeus Zeus 9 to 5 won Cherish 7 to
2 aecondi 1 McNamara C Namara 16 to I third thlrdSipth
Time 16 3i 3iSlltth 3 3S
S Sipth race raceEuta Kutaw handicap mile
and a flxte slxteenthEverett nthBverett Owen een
won Cliff CliffEdge Edge 6 to tel L 1 second J H I
Houghton n 6 to 5 third Time 115 15
TIGERS OF OFWIN COLORADO I IWIN
I
WIN FROM FROMCRIMSON FROMCRIMSONBY CRIM CRIMBY CRIMSON
1
G GBY
BY COACH EOTHGBB COLORADO COLORADOI t tI
I admit I wan aN glad when the filial ithikfle ble bien Vlab mis alHajs S SJerulIII 4 4err
err JerulIII ii UN and otter the first score eur I was all afraid CM overconfidence ononfl Jeuer ittMtM wesgjI IMHI IMHII 1 1I
I Ihluk thinkwe we showed our oursuperlority superlorlt over Utah nhen hen ue e earae frt front m befciad a to toKcore I iscore
II IInllnlnJ
score or the taut touchdown Naturally I am Cleaned with the < lie work k sf f M n nsInning > Mr MrulnnlnK a
sInning over a veteran team lute Uk Hah bu bUll I now no look fur the tltecoh thechampionship rvafrreare rvafrrearechampionship
championship coh I L LBY LBY
BY COACH BENNION UTAH UTAHilah UTAHltah UTABtIaii
ilah ltah gained nIDelwor more ground ban did the be Tiger and should 8boulllllln hair hairfurred hasforced I
furred tu admit poor brailivork at times nhlch bleb with the lush lushfunihits r rfumhl1II ereri
lumblpK that went tu Colorado Io lust t us uiiieh ground We w wet w wereiii sWanuTj fl
III plajliitf t to vo men who were admitted Ineligible fllooJI lble Iij It the Ulthtx sisitlagvIIl Ift tumS ell lil lilMill
Mill 111 protest the game hut will aim more to 0 even up with ltk th I thratio er erralo t trmlu
ratio teams and 1 nut sure I Utah tab can an do It ItColorado ItOolorado ItColorado
Colorado College College2l 21 i University of Utak Ut k 17 17It 17It 17it
It was a silent and Bloomy crowd cro d that tiled down do the lull from cm cmmines Iu
um m
mings field yesterday ye terday afternoon After such excitement aa onl only > a loot Ion I 1fought larI r rl rlgoing i
fought and bitterly contested gridiron struggle can bring the tb lrj > r1n1 inuioB Voovii Vooviigoing root5
going home with their hopes of f victory shattered made no gala galathe occasion occatiIODthe ° 5ioa < ur I J Jthe
the march from the field v
I
A A UINDOOR II INDOOR GAMES GAMESNEXT GAMESNEXT
NEXT ON PROGRAM PROGRAMXew
New York Oct 22 22With With the out outdoor outdoor outdoor ¬
door track and field championships championshipsnow
now a matter of atliletic history tel followers tollowers tellowers ¬
lowers of the t e sport are turning their theirenergies t theirenergies elr elrenergies
energies toward the two nights series sarkfor seriestor seriesfor
for the Indoor championships to be beheld beheld beheld
held in Madison Square Garden Oc October October October ¬
tober 31 and November 1 1The 1The 1The
The rjyalry rJYRII between the New York YorkA
A C Metropolitan champions and andthe andthe andthe
the IrishAmerican A C national nationalchampions nationalchampions nationalchampions
champions will be keen a as both bothteams bothteams bothteams
teams will be on home grounds and andwell andwell andwell
well able to have every available man manin manIn manin
in the fray frayFor frayFor frayFor
For the senior events embracing embracingboth embra lng lngboth
both nights there will be eight run running running finning ¬
ning event two hurdles five jumps Jnrapethree jumpsthree jumpsthree
three weights two pole vaults and a awalk awalk awalk
walk while the junior juniorsenies series will In Include Include Inelude ¬
clude three runs two hurdles four fourjumps tourjumps fourjumps
jumps a weight anti a walk walkThe walkThe walkThe
The remaining championship champlon hhlll card carded earded carded ¬
ed by the A A TJ for the present presentseason presentseason presentseason
season are as follows followsTenmile followsTenmile followsTenmile
Tenmile November S junior juniorcrosscountry juniorcrosscount juniorcrosscountry
crosscountry November 19 and se senior senior sonior ¬
nior crosscountry November > r 26 all allat allat allat
at Celtic park and for national titles titlesDEFEATS tlUeBY tItlesBY
BY PUNTING PRINCETON PRINCETONDEfEAS PRiNCETONDEFEATSTHE
DEFEATS DEFEATSTHE THE THEPruueton INDIANSI INDIANSIPrimeton INDJANSPriieton
Pruueton N J Oct 22 ZPrlnteton 22Princetondefeated Princeton Princetondefeated I
defeated the Carlisle Indians here to toda toda today
da day > C GtoO GtoOThe to 0 0The
The field was too wet for brilliant brilliantplav brtlliantplavlng brilliantplaying I
plav playing Ing Both teams resorted to punt ¬
ing often and it was Ballous 3allou tremen tremendous tremendOUR tremendoug ¬
dOUR advantage over the Indian cap ¬
tan Houser at this branch bran h of thegame thegame the thegame
game that was largely responsible le for fortuff torI fortiC
I tuff ti oral teams victory vl toa7 Th The lineup IIneupI
Princeton Carlisle CarlisleWhite CarlisleWblte
I Iwbite White L I E Jordan JordanHart JordanHart JordanHart
Hart L 1 T Newash NewashDuff NewashDuCf NOWSISIISweatcorn
Duff LG 1 G Sweat Sweatcorn SweatcornBiuethentha SweatcornBtuethenthaiiC corn cornBiuethenthal
Biuethenthal BtuethenthaiiC C Garlow GarlowMcLean GarlowUcLean GariowMcLean
McLean R no G BuM BuridBrown BurdBrown BuMBrown
Brown Macqueenil T T rowell rowellDunlap ruweUE roweilBKennemly
Dunlap R B BKennemly Kennerly
Farr Q B Areas AreaUB AreasBallou
Ballou L II UB B Dupuy
Sparks R H j B Wheelcock WheelcockPendleton Wh WbeeicockPendieton eleock eleockPendleton
Pendleton F B Houeer HoueerReferee HouserRefereeJnseph HeuserRefereeJoseph
Referee RefereeJnseph Joseph Pendleton Bowdoin BowdolaUmpire BowdoinlmpireW BowdointrnpireW
Umpire lmpireW W S Langford Trinity I
Field Judge JudgeE E H Hall Dartmouth DartmouthHead
Head LinesmanC C S Tauaslg Cor Cornell Cornell Corneli ¬
nell nellMGOVERNS nellMGOVERWS neliMGOVERNS
MGOVERNS SPARRING SPARRINGPARTNER SPARRINGI SPARRINGPARTNER I
PARTNER SWEARS TO FOUL FOULArmed FOULArmed FOULArmed
Armed with a sword affidavit from fromEddie fromEddie fromEddie
Eddie Johnson who acted as Gene Me MeGoverns MeGoverns Ie IeOoerns
Governs sparring partner Jimmy
Reagan who lost to McGovern on a
foul at Ogden is now showing the
fans that he had something handed
him Johnson In his affidavit says that
he fouled toul McGovern In training John Johnsons JObBsons JohnSOns ¬
sons statement added to that of Ben
Smith trainer for McGovern McGo rn seems B ems to toshow toshow toshow
show that Reagan got all the worst woretof
of the deal deaFat at Ogden OgdenReagan Ogd OgdenReagan n nRel1gan
Reagan says that with wlt tbe Helper Helperengagement HeJperengagement Helperengagement
engagement called off he Is ready to
take on anyone that shows up for the tileoember
November date at Ogden 1C looks IO ks as
If Kid Price the crack local feather featherweight featberweight featherweight ¬
weight will get a chance to show what
he can do again againFIGURES al againFIGURES > aln alnFIGURES
FIGURES OF THE GIANTS GIANTSHIGHLANDERS GIANTSHIGHLANDERS GIANTSHIGHLANOERS
HIGHLANDERS SERIES SERIESNew
New York Oct 22 22TIle The series of ofseven ofseven ofseven
seven baseball b3seb < 11 game played between
the New e York ork Nationals aUonalsand and Americans Am rIan8
for the championship of the city and
won yesterday by b the Nationals showed
a total paid attendance of 10S033 or
an 8 average of 14719
The total receipts were 8146230 Ot
this amount the players recehed 38
87188 and this will be divided at the
rate of 60 per petirtt c cent rilo to the Ui WI winning wlnningtearn lnln team
and 40 per cent to the losors IO Qrs The Na
tlonals share s ae of thepurse Is S3I33 233333 233333and i iand
and as there are 21 players to figure In Ineach n
the money each Giant will receive receiveThe
11 11J06 11J06The 1062 1062Time
The Americans will w n split up upThe u 11
5S1li among 2 players each Tank iaflkee e
getting 10646 10646Thectub 70645T1IC
The Thectub club owners will divide 344447
anti the National commission will get getMARGETTS g t
fSH65 fSH65MARGErTS 814625MARGEITS
MARGETTS SAYS IDAHO IDAHODUCKS IDAHODUCKS IDAHODUCKS
DUCKS ARE ALL RIGHT RIGHTBert
Bert Margetts far etts manager mana e of the state
league championship Murray club
re r ¬
turned turnedyeerijy yesUrflaj 1est IIII a from from1l a tenday t dI1Y hunt
Ing and fishing fish ng trip in Idaho Astha As the
guest guest of C W Mullmll of IdahoFVrtls Idabo Fatlll
Margetts and A
JChrlBtensep wenTw went t to
the th Lost River nh r country count Chickens and
an
sage sagehns hens h nll were found foundin in Bfiundanoe InS Rn tnd
dutks V b oy the thousaid Not a sign of
the duck inaiady had been found In the
clear waters of Idaho and all of thl the
wl wild Wildgame d game wB In fine condition Thl The
fishing was also alsoali all that could be asked askedUAIN askeH
4 + + + + + + + H + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + t + + + t tnAI + + + + + + + +
+ 1 1Tork 4
4 UAIN AGAIN GIXNw +
4 Nw tew York > Oct 2T1OCause R4cause of
+ rain the automobile match
race be
+ t tween Barne Barney Oldfield and Jack 1
1 + Johnson w which lch was to have been +
5 run ru at
Sheepsbetd Ba Bay tbla aft
+ ernoon waspostuoned to a date to
+ be
announced later lalertt
+ tt + + + ft + + + + lU 41 + + t + H + + + tt + + + + + + + + t + + ttt 4
It must be said thai th I tie Colorado
Tigers earned their i Irur rv Mixed Muiiwith
with as brilliant football hsan 8 an elevencan eleven t tcan
can play time and again l tab IIIQlftped iumplt
during th the game men4 and tfe Tllfors I i r turned t
a More steady grind ino In final victor
lors lorsFacing
Fumbles cost co t Utah tl t tlFacing I e e me meJlaelaJl
Facing a score ae re ofl ot It i ill > t Utah went B
in for the third quarter ind indColorado nd played t tColorado
Colorado off Its feet f t Tl TLr Tlgeri TIer wen
defending the south goal KOK Within fu fhe t tmlnut
minutes after the quarter tarted tart Itab tali
forced the Tigers to punt uit from fr their their35yard
35yard 3 Yard line Un The kick ua wu blocked
and Chrlalenson Cbrtlit Chzl tenaon tearing hack uu fttt H Hball lj
I ball fell on it on the Ti Tin rs I MM
line Utah tried the line Jin twice tvi < < but
the Tiger held Lining up u a U if ifari I for
nit d attfoipt at pt at goal from fromRIehardaos plaeeam
Richardson received the bn I Ia aMYhot Itwi
a beautiful forward pass pa k u uHoiti Ctsum
Home who had but a few ord rd tarun to nIA pu I
for the tonetatown Rkhaniun RkhardJIIgoal Ricbardungoal ausied
goal but the lb score wa > 16 < > n 1 t I
The Te Tigers Tse kicked kike off oc aii aol < i ttttt att attexchange as asexchange
exchange excbaCe of o punts Lon Ln Ronme Ron nty ntycepted a > titw titwcepted 1 i
cepted epted a Tiger forward torwael pa > un Iuai Iuai35yard naif3ya tIiiit35yard
35yard 3ya line I Through roup a brakes brk fj fW fWlaf nis nisand w wand
and past t all but Iat one 0 of the tl Ttccn Ttccncrack fts ftscrack
laf crack erk sprinters prnt Bomney Bne returned rfotlrn ret urnel the t
ball bl until Ullt downed dw on 0 Colorado Clradu lljmt lnl I t
line lin It was W the moet mOt brilliant briian rut ru at J Jlb
the lb day dayHere dayhere u
Here was ws a chance ehan for a LId Ut UtRichardson scur scurRichardson u uIUch
Richardson IUch rdaoll Goes Over OterRichardson OerRleharc OverRichardson
Richardson Rleharc plunged throu throuti i the IUM l lt 1
for four yards yn puagecl Benaion B ° it foil foilthree toll foiiod > < d with withthree I Itbr
three tbr With Wit three th m mor re yard ymniRichardson yardRichardson
Richardson Rlehrdln again was w I called clld upun uvnwhen ne ut4 ut4when nd
i when the pile lifted lft he had hd made first fnl I
down d01n by three tbl inches lnh and within ihlo two 110 I
feet fet of tbe line ln On O the te next jk jkI ply plyI
I I Richardson Richrn again plunged Into the line lineand lit lineand
and aD this the time the tf pa Crimson Cun banntri banntriwent bDH I
I went Into the air Ir Ut Utah had I tied te the thtscore tl thescore J Ji
i score scoreI sre scoreThen
I Then came more turmoil tUnol when RichI RI Rich b bI
I I artisan aran booted bted the ball bl between wen the theposts tflepoets
posts p Score Sre Utah U 17 1 Tigers Tser TserAfer 11 ItAfter
After Afer the kickoff klekoleam eaaae two play playand playsand I
and aD time tme was called cl for fo the th quarter qurte l
Utah Utb had but to defend deea her goal goalthe and andthe aMthe
the game was won wonfor wonFor wonFor
for ge the te last Jt quarter Quer the tit Tigers TIK
kicked Jecl off oft and en Ir her teudrd tel tell ard rd uae l ha
Utah Utb fU fumbled a Tiger I falling tali
tb the ball 1L Thro T tia u tSe t did didr0 d td CoJe CoJerado Ce CeIado <
rado r0 try the te Utah has 1 1rne bet
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failed rne and the th ball bn went over ovr Reid Reidreturned B Iteidreturned
returned rturnecl Richardsons Rcb punt to the the26yard th th25yard
26yard Zyard line Ile The Te pt Tigers went wentthrough wentthrough westthrough
through the line la for first down 40
for one on of the few times tl in the tht gute guteon c gnaeon L
on straight trpt football footbl Tbe Tt Th Tiger lime limeshifted li itsshifted
shifted sblft to the right rht and Captain Captin Via Va a
Dermoer DerCr who has h run a lot 104 yards is isa I Is iia
a s football ttbl suit ui in J II 25 2 circled crced Luhi Clbs Clbsi Ltabaitft LuhiIf
If itft ft i end ea for the touchdown tucbelown Goal wu WMagain wuapll wuagain
again apll missed mi but the O > ore or was as 21 l ta
17 for Colorado ColoradoFor Cloo
For the rest rt of the th quarter Colorado ColorsdAforced ColomAfor Coloradoforced
forced for the t play ply in Utah Ltah territory and andwith aD aDwih andwith
with wih the time e all but Iu I up it i looked looke lookedmlprk
dark rk for the Crimson Csn With Itb two min minute minu mainutea ¬
ute u to t pl play y Utah Uth started tarte a spurt lpurt down downthe dowti downthe
the ti field te when a Utah man mn recovered recovereda recvtr
a quarterback laarerbk kick kik On Ono forward pass pasaworked passworked
pn pnwerke
worked werke bat bt another aather was fumbled tmble and andthe andtl andth
the tl th bell bn Wtt went to the Tigers Tlers Just be befare b bfOTe before
fare final fl time te tbe Tigers Tlgtr kicked kicltd out outof outof outof
of danger dangerLon daase dangerLen
Lon La Itamney for Utah played a bri brIlIlant bril brilliant ¬
liant ltat game PIe his h dasher dah through the thebroken tie tieIrokeR thiSbroken
broken IrokeR field feld stamping stmpln him 11m as a one it itthe > t tthe fthe
the fastest backs bekll In the th west es In he Ihee mh mhsecond < hesecond
second e quarter quter on a forward pass he haran heran
ran 44 4 yards an for Utahs tthl firm firmscore t firstscore r t to
score o and ad his hi lung run in inthe li math5
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the tb third thin quarter placed latJ the ball bal ia iastriking 18trlklq hastriking
striking distance from which the line lineplunges In Inplunge iinsplunge
plunges plunge of Richardson Rlebdlon and Innlon Bennion car carried cure carfled ¬
fled It over overRichardson oerRlekasn overRichardson
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Richardson Rlekasn as a usual played bril brilliantly bri brilIiailtiy ¬
liantly lity anashing hll tbe line lne with ih great greatforce greatfore red redto
force to handling bdl hi his forward pa paes paeswith l es eswith
with wtb great grt accuracy any and holding Van VanDentoer a aS aSDemoer
Dentoer Dor Colorado Colodo great an eat kicker all allbut allbut allbut
but even in the th punting tna duel duelVtah duel duelUtah
Utah Line Lne Holds HoldsFrom HoldFrom HoldsFrom
From tackle tek to tackle takle the Llah llan line linewas l linewas
was a bar Ir to all consistent eOll tnt gains Ilinti but butthe butte butthe
the te ends were wer not Rt so strong Ktronl although althoughthe alhou1
the tie Tigers Tiger attack attk was sent in thai di direction dirton direetton ¬
rection rton most mot of the time timGrants
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Grants Glt weak wk ankle got the best of ofhim ofhim
him bl In the tb third quarter and little utt uttRonmey UltRORey OttRomnay
quaer i Il
Ronmey RORey tek took his hI place at quarter quarr to
do good work workFor workFor p
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For 101 Colorado Coloce Captain Cptin VanUemoer VanUemoerQuartarbaek YanDmor YanDmoruartaa VanLnioerQuarterbael
Quartarbaek uartaa Reid RW Acker 8iut 81utII Siutjii < n and andWitherow Ind andYitherow
Witherow played plaYe great gat ball bll The T Tii all allaround al allarosm9d
around peed lP of o the Tigers tpr u na 8 8tlCd no noticed iotId
ticed tlCd and a It I counted Int In recoverit reoer x the tnemany theny themneny
many ny fMtnWte f which
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time tb wa w was 1a taken out Olt again and J afaia afaiabt aaifl aaiflboth IB IBboth
both bt for this tltl and ad on account aeunt of in injuries ibjurl lbjuries ¬
jurl juries The Te Tb condition cDltou of the two t tie Wu team teamwas kamwai tamlwas
was about a I standoff with the I ht hard hardwork hardwork hardwork
work telling tel on o atotf both btb
Utah Utb worked wore the forward torwad ia8 iass > as t a abetter a Sbailer
better bter advantage aVRtg while IHe the thf Tip TItr TItrre TIr4varied > r rvaried
varied re attack atak at the ends netted ntf them tneiamost Ii themmost
most of o their tber gain a Colorado Coorau h I ha a aweU awe Swell
well we balanced llc team t a team that tha looked lookedheavier 100 lookedheavier
heavier heavllf and d wa w faster than Utah ltai andplare andplayed and andplayed
played with wil grameiiea gsl gamej tu t the emi emittah enIttah nl nlt
plare ttah t tab went on the th field handirai baodtlwith handicuiie4 handicuiie4with ied iedwith
with overconfMenre This worked workedagainst corkedagainst ork orkagin
against agin ovrnn her until unt the th firm touchdotri touchdotriscored toullds toulldssore touchdoWscored
scored sore by b the te Tigers when the thO Crim Crimson Cril irirIIson ¬
son lon players plera nettled Ule down dwn to the work workand wr workand
and played ple like lke the tle veterans etfrans iht they ar arTbe ar O OThe
The Tb game gme will be I remembered rclnbre as a ottO oaeof ottOof 1
of the hardest bardf fought i la the hitorr hitorrof hi t
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Colorado Clo o left at 71 71 711 on a special sJcla t ca cit citove r rover I
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day da The Tl fiabl t wa wu a trifle aw awaccount > n naccount
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