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third on a sacrifice and scored when whenStelnfeldt whenSteinfeldt whenStelnfeldt
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Philadelphians were not threatening threateningbut
but Coombs did some stellar pltehlnsr > r to toaave toI tosave
I save e himself from trouble in Chicagos Chicagohalf Chicagoshalt
half of the fourth Two hits ana an a pa paJilo paJilohad paeYhad 6 6i
i had filled the bases with one out but buti buttllf butthe
i the young oun Philadelphia settling to his hisI hiswork
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The Chicago team went to pieces in inthe Inthe inthe
the eighth Inning when vhen Brown held heldcoombs heltlIoombs helltoombs
coombs too lightly and the latter sin sinfiled slnaled
filed 1 but later was forced by Hartael Hartaellx IlariselLord L Llord
lx lord > rd doubled and IIartsel scored fol following toll folowing ¬
lowing l which Collins rapped out an ant antier
t tier er twobagger and Lord crossed the theplate tberlatt theplate
plate Collins taking advantage of the theconfusion thenlusion thecontusion
confusion in the Chicago camp stole stolethird stoloIIllrd stolethird
third but was out at the plate when whenBaker WhenHaker whenBaker
Baker hit weakly weakl to Zimmerman Davis DavisA
A tea as allowed to walk placing runners runnersn
n first and second Then Chicago blew blewup
up Murphy singled to center and Ba Baker Baker Baker ¬
ker scored from rem second Davis was at atBakers atDakers atBakers
Bakers heels and Hofman who re retrieved retrieed retrieved ¬
trieved the hit threw a block away awayfrom awaytrom awayfrom
from Archer and Davis scored Mur MurnN Murody ur urf
nN f had reached second cond and stopped stoppedbut
but Impire ODai Invited him to take takeanother takeanuther takeanother
another base under the ground rules rulesHofmans rulesHOfmans rulesIlofmans
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the grandstand Just to top off the thefarce theI thefarce
I farce Brown delivered a wild pitch and andMurphy and1Iurphy andMurphy
Murphy came home A moment later laterBrown laterBrown laterBrown
Brown gave Barry a base on balls but butLapp buti butIapp
i Lapp ended elld d the hilarity with an easy easygrounder wasygroullder easygrounder
grounder grounderIn
In their half of this inning the Chi Chicago Chlagos ChiI ¬
I cages > a took a desperate brace and added addeda
a run to their score but that was all allSheckard allSh8kard allSheckard
Sheckard the head of the batting list listdoubled listI listdoubled
doubled to left and went to third on onSehultes onSebultea onSehultes
Sehultes out Hotman missed three threegood threegOll threegood
I good ones but Captain Chance pro produced produeed produeed ¬
dueed the needed n tded hit and Sheckard Sheokardscored Sheckardscored Sh kard
I scored Zimmerman ended the oppor opportunity op1orI opportunity ¬
tunity tUBIt of this Inning with a long tly flyto tlytD tlyto
I to left leftCoombs lettI leftCoombs
I Coombs tightened up in the ninth ninthStetnfeldt ninthI ninthStelnfeldt
I Stetnfeldt and Tinker Ur hoisted to Lord LordArcher LordrCher LordArcher
Archer made his first hit but was wasforced wasforced wasforced
forced at second for the last out of tbe tbeMrles tberltll thet
Mrles t + rltll when Kling who batted fer ferBrown ferDrown feeBrown
Brown sent an easy easygrounder grounder to Barry BarryPitcher BarrI BarryPiteber
Pitcher Are Weak WeakChicagos WeakChicagos eak eakChlcagoa
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Chicagos failure in the series can be belaid belaId
j laid to one cause causethe the weakness of the thepitchers tbepitcbera thepitchers
pitchers The club has maintained Its Itsplace Itaplaee itsplace
place in the National league race by bygetting byettiDg b bgetting
getting an odd run or two in small smallscore smallscore
score games In the words of Joe Tinker Tin Tinker Tinker ¬
ker when wen they the hit our pitchers were werenot wereRot werenot
not winners winnersXet winnerset winnersNet
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to keep the hits down downOverall Overall Brown BrownPfeJater
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they Ue all looked alike to the Philadel Philadelphia Phlladelphia ¬
phia hitters hittersPhiladelphia hittersPhiladelphia
Philadelphia P AB R II PO A 1 E ETotals ElIartsel
lIartsel If 6 1 0 0 0Lord 0Lord
Lord et 4 1 1 5 0 0 0CoUhlH 0Collins
Collins 2b S 0 3 4 4 0 0Baker 0Baker
Baker Ib i 1 0 0 0 0 0Iviii 0Uavis
Iviii III 3 1 0 9 1 0 0Murph 0Murphy
Murphy rf rt 4 2 0 0 0 0Darr 0Barry
Darr Barry as S 0 0 4 n nLapp 0Lapp
Lapp c 4 0 1 4 2 f fCOORl 9 9Coombs
COORl Coombs p 4 0 1 1 3 I 0 0Total5 0Totals
Totals 1 26 7 9 7 14 0 0Cbleago 0Chicago
Chicago AD n H P0 O A E ESheckartl ESheokard
Sheckartl It 4 1 1 0 0 0Sohulte 0Schulte
Sohulte rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 0llotman i iHofman
Hofman at 3 0 I 0 1 0 0 0Chancelb 0Chanoib
Chancelb 4 1 13 0 0 0Zlmuterman I
lmlRerman 2b b 3 0 1 6 0 0Stelnfeldt I
Steinfeldt Sb t 0 0 1 1 1Tlnk 1Tinker
Tlnk Tinker r 5S 4 0 0 1 1 0 0Arehor 0Archer
Archer c 4 0 1 10 0 0 0Brown 0Brown
Brown p 0 0 0 7 0 0Kling 0Kling
Kling 1 0 0 0 0 0 0TotaR 0Totals
Totals 34 2 10 27 1 15 1 1Batted 1Bttd 1Batted
Batted tor tor Brown In ninth ninthScore nintheon ninthscore
Score eon by innings inningsPhiladelphia tnnln inningsPhiladelphia lI lIPhlladelpbla
Philadelphia 100 00 010 0501 0507Chicago OSO 0501Cheago 7 7Chicago
Chicago 010 000 010Summary 010 010Summary 0102 0102Summar
Summary Twobase hits Chance ChanceSheokard ChanceSh ChanceSheokard
Sheokard Sh Qkard Murphy Lord Collins ColUnsSaoriflce CollinsSacrifice 2 2Sacrifice
Sacrifice hits hitsZimmerman Zimmerman Barry BarryStolen IJarr IJarrStolen BarryStolen
Stolen bases balltsZlmmerman Zimmerman Hartsel HartselCollins BarbelCollins
< 2 Collins C 2 Left on bases basesPhiladelphia basesPhiladelphia basesPhiladelphia
Philadelphia 6 Chicago 7 Bases on onballs onballt onba11Coomba
balls ba11Coomba > Coombs 1 Hotman Brown 3 3Davis 3Davis I IDavis
Davis Barry Lord First base on er errors errorsPhlladoltbla errenaPhlladelpttla ¬
rors rorsPhlladoltbla Philadelphia 1 Struck out outBrown outBrown outBrown
Brown 1 Lord Davis Lapp Coombs CoombsBaker CoombsBaker CoombeBaker
Baker Hartsel Coombc 4 Tinker TinkerArcl TinkerArcltr TinkerArcher
Arcl Archer er 2 Hofman Wild Ud Pitch PitchBrown PJtchprown Pitchgrown
Brown Time 2OS 2OSUmpires 05 05lmplrestDa 05UmpiresODay
Umpires lmplrestDa ODay behind the plate plateSheridan plateShrldan plateSheridan
Sheridan ton bases Connolly right rightfield right1ld rightfield
field t Rlgler deft field fieldAttendance fieldAundance fieldAttendance
Attendance 27371 27371Receipts 27371Receipts3711650 iI iIIteceIJltsUi11650
Receipts IteceIJltsUi11650 I371I6SO Players share shareSOO share320o429i
1001291 SOO clubs share 1336194 na national national national ¬
tional commission JS71I65 JS71I65Klrnt n7U6GIrllt 371165First
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II 1 WORLD S SERIES TABLE TABLEChicago I IChlralto
Chicago Oct 2SFollowlng are the official averages of the worlds Series se serloMl
rloMl Of 1 1919 le
lIIILDJLUI lIIILDJLUIG Ill LID E41II IA IAG
G AD t BH Av PO A E Av AvStrunk AvStrunk
Strunk c t 4 18 5 n8 Ii II 1 909 909Lorl 909Lord
Lord 1f I t i 3 I 4 IS1 S 9 0 1000 1000Colln 1000Collins
Collins 2 b 5 n 1 Ii 42 11 11 1 911 911Bakr 97 97Baker
Baker 1 b 6 7 6 I 41 9 11 3 8U 8U1Imb 869Murphy
1Imb Murphy r t Ii O 6 T HI 1 2 0 100t 100tDaTtll 1009Davis
Davis 1 b 5 17 5 G an 46 1 3 936 936Darr 936Barry
Darr Barry II s 6 11 3 4 au S 11 0 1009 1009Thomaa 1006Thoma
Thomaa e 4 11 1 1 2 I tf I 1 Ii IiBeMder 972 972Bender
Bender p Ii 1 Iii 1 0 IOBe IOBeC80mlls 1000Coombs
C80mlls I p 3 1 13 0 IS 1 4 i14 i14HartH 714Harteel
HartH I t 1 ii 2 1 aN 2 I 1008 10081 1000Lapt
Lapt e 1 4 0 1 Ii 4 81190iJ 81190iJTeam 0 100 100Team
Team batting average 11 11PtekltRg 17Plelding
PtekltRg aftJage 941
OIIIQ1GO OIIIQ1GOG OIll1 O OG
G AB 1J n nn Av lA A B AvSheekard Av AvSbeckard
Sbeckard I L t 5 11 5 4 6 2 1 909 909Schalte 909Sobalte
Schalte r f too IS IT a 6 4 i 1 SM SMHotJHan 810Holman
HotJHan e t 5 1ft 4 1 1 0 1 sn snCban8 876Cbanee
Cban8 1 b I 17 1 6 U 4 0 1800 1800ZlmmelJlR 1900Zimmerman
Zimmerman 3 b 6 11 0 4 1 11 18 1 966 966Stelnteldt 966Stelnfeldt
Stelnteldt Z 9 b I 0 0 Z tII 0 2 II 2 87i 87iTinker 875Tinker
Tinker a s I 18 G 11I 11 14 936 936Kling S SKling
Kling e 5 1 0 l 1 1T7 n 11 i I 109 109Arellw 1600Archer
Archer e 1 b 311 3 11 1 tlt 1 7 3 I 1 190 190Oerar 1 00i 00ioverall
overall Po 1 1 0 Mt 8 It O 80 80Iclntyre goo gooMcIntyre
McIntyre p 2 l l 0 1 f 1 Uti 666Brawn UtiI
Brawn p p 3 i 0 0 N e 11 1 909 909Rleble
I Rleble p 1 0 0 0 t 000 t e 6 0 1000 1000I 1000lteplbeok
nlbGok Po 1 0 0 989 1 1 8 1001 1001Pfeillter 1000Pfelater
Pfeillter Po 1 2 0 0 101 1 I 1 1900 1900Ileaumunt GOO GOOUeaumQftt
I UeaumQftt I 0 IIIt 8 0 008 008Cole 009Cole
Cole p 1 It 8 IN 1 1 0 1009 1009Needham 1 088 088I
Needham 1 1 0 Ii Me f 8 8 000 000Ne
Ne 8 position JHAlttonT8nm positionTeam
I Team batting average 21 21Team 21Team
Team fielding average average934 954
for a 1 bunt on Hartsel but the latter lattersingled lattersingled lattersingled
singled between betw en short and second secondLord secondLord secondLord
Lord made two strikes in attempting attemptingto
to bunt and then struck out Hartsel Hartselstole lIartselHlole Hartselstole
stole second standing up as neither neitherTinker neitherTinker neitherTinker
Tinker nor Zimmerman covered the thebag thebag thebag
bag Hartsel 1 scored from second when whenCollins whenCoUlna whenCollin
Collins bit a single between second and andhort antisbort andshort
< short > Baker was the second out on a aperpendicular aprfl aperpendicular
perpendicular prfl ndlcular foul to Archer Collins Collinsxtole CollinsIOtole Collinsstole
stole second Archers throw being too toolow toolow toolow
low Illown settled down and struck struckout struekoUI struckout
out Davis One run runChicago runChlcagoDals runChicagoDavis
Chicago ChlcagoDals Davis captured Sheckardsgrounder Sheckards Sheckardsgrounder Sheckardgrounder
grounder and threw him out at first firstCoombs flratCoomba
Coombs covering the bag Schultesweak Schultes Schulteaweak Schultesweak
weak effort retired him Collins to toDavis toDls toDavis
Davis Hofman went out the same Fameway samewaT sameway
way No o nine nineSecond runeSecond
runSteoud
Second Inning lanlnifPhiladelphia 1 InningPhiladelphiaStelnfeldt nn In InPhlladelpblaStelnteldt
Philadelphia PhlladelpblaStelnteldt Stelnfeldt made a neat neatstop neatRWI neatslop
stop of Murphys hot grounder and andthrew andthr andthrew
threw thr w the runner out at first Barry Barrysent Barr Barrsent Barrysent
sent a high fly fl to Tinker Lapp who whowent whowent whowent
went in in place of Thomas to catchfor catch catchfor catchtor
for the purpose of strengthening the thebatting thebatUng thebatting
batting struck out Xo runs runsChicago runsChleagoCbance runsChicagoChance
Chicago ChleagoCbance Chance hit for two bases basesinto basesinto basesinto
into the left field overflow Zimmerman Zimmer Zimmerman ¬
man wa out en a neat sacrifice oacrificeCoombs IIlIerifleeCoombs sacrificeCoombs
Coombs to Collins Chance taking third thirdStetnfeldts thirdSUlnteldts thirdSteinfeldts
Stetnfeldts hit was too hot for Baker Bakerand Bakerand Bakerand
and Chance scored Tinker fouled out outto outto outto
to Davis Lord took Archers fly flyOne flyUne flyOne
One run
Third Inning lunlnffPhiladelphia lunIDPhlladelphlaCoombs InningPhiladelphiaCoombs
Philadelphia PhlladelphlaCoombs Coombs struck out outZimmerman outZlmmttrman outZimmerman
Zimmerman captured Hansels ground grounder ¬
er near first and the runner was out outto outto outto
to Chance Brown jumped In the air airand airand airand
and made a onehanded SlOP tf f Lords Lordshit Lordshit Lordshit
hit throwing him out at first No Noruns Noruns o oruns
runs runsChicago runsChicagoDrown runsChicagoBrown
Chicago ChicagoDrown Brown was out his bunt buntgoing buntJolng buntgoing
going straight strah tat to Coombs who ho tossed tossedit
it to Davis Sheokard was an easy eas out outCollins OlltCollins outCollins
Collins to Davit Schulte sent a hard harddrive harddrte harddrive
drive through Coombs legs and wassafe was wassafe as assafe
safe at first He was out stealing stealingLapp steallnlapp
Lapp throwing perfectly to Collins No Noruns 0 0runa oruns
runs
Fourth Inning InnlnirPhiladelphia IDnIDfPhlladelphlachance InningPhiladelphiaChance
Philadelphia Phlladelphlachance Chance needed need d no as asslstance assilitance assistance
slstance in disposing of Collins Collinsgrounder Collinsgrounder Collinsgrounder
grounder Baker struck out Davis Davisgrounded DaYlsgroundld Davisgrounded
grounded out Zimmerman to Chance ChanceXo
Xo 0 runs runsChloazo runsChleagoThe runsChicagoThe
Chloazo ChleagoThe The first base on balls was waspresented waspresented waspresented
presented to llofman Chance at attempted attempted attempted ¬
tempted a sacrifice bunt but Coombs Coombsthrew Coombsthrew Coombathrew
threw Hotman out at second the Chi Chicago Chicago Chicago ¬
cago leader being safe at first Bar Barry Barr7 Barry ¬
ry covered second for tbe play Dla on Hofman Hof llofman Hofman ¬
man Chance took second when Zim Zimmerman Zimmerman Zimmerman ¬
merman singled to left Baker stopped
Stelnfeldts stinging grounder but it itwent Itwent 1twent
went as a hit filling tlUin the bases Tink Tinker ¬
er struck oat Coombs also fanned
Archer thussaving thus laving a situation threat threatening threatenlng threatening ¬
ening to the visitors Xo o runs runsFifth runsFlttl runePitt
Fifth Inning
Philadelphia PhiladelphiaMurphy Murphy was safe on
Steinfeldts error the latter fumbling
his grounder Barry was out Brown to
Chance sacrificing Murphy to second secondMurphy secondMurph secondMurphy
Murphy scored when Lapp singled to toleft tolett toleft
left center field Coombs out Brown Brownto
to Chance Brown settled down again againand againand againand
and struck out Hartsel One run runChicago runChicagoColllns runChicagoCollins
Chicago ChicagoColllns Collins made a pretty run running running running ¬
ning stop of Browns grounder and andthrew andthrew andthrew
threw the runner oOt at first Sheck Sheckard Sheckard Sheckard ¬
ard singled to center Sheoksrd was wasforced wastorcld wasforced
forced out at second Barry to Collins CollinsSchulte CollinSchulte CollinsSchulte
Schulte safe at first Schulte was out outat Ulltat outat
at second stealing Lapp to Collins No Aoruns Noruns NoUfS
runs UfS
Mxtu InuinK InuinKPhiladelphia InuIDKPhllallelpklaLord inulogPhiladelphiaLord
Philadelphia PhllallelpklaLord Lord fouled out to Ar Archer Archer r rbel ¬
cher bel Sheckard camped under Collins Collinsfly Collinsfl Collinsfly
fly fl Zimmerman made a lightning lightningplay
play pia and threw Baker out at first No Nuruns Noruns Xorun
runs runsChicago runsCbicagoBarra
runCbleagoDarn CbleagoDarn Chicago Barry made a speedy stop stopand atopfInd stopand
and throw and Kofman was out at atfirst atlrliL
first Lord loped under Chances fly flyZimmerman flyZimmerman flyZimmerman
Zimmerman made his second hit a 1 clean cleansjngle cleanftJn cleansJnRle
sjngle ftJn le to right rl ht Zimmerman stole 1I01 sec second aecond second ¬
ond Lapps aPJIs throw being short Stein Stelnfeldt Steinchit
chit filed out to deep center Xo runs runsSeventh runsseventh
Seventh Inning InBlagPhlladelpblaBroln InningPhiladelphia InnlHEPhiladelphia
Philadelphia PhlladelpblaBroln Brown checked Davishot Davis Davishot DaTIhot
hot grounder and Zimmerman threw
the batter eat at first Murphy doubled doubledto
to left Barry hit to Hofman and Mur Murphy 1Iurphy Murphy ¬
phy made third on the tll throw to that thatbag thatlIag thathag
bag Lapp struck out Xo to e runs runsChicago runsChlcaS runsChicagoHartsel
ChicagoHartsel Chicago Harteel captured Tinkers Tinkersfly
fly tI an Inch Inside tile left field foul foulline foulIIn foulline
line Archer went ent out on three pitched pitchedballs pltohedballs pitchedballs
balls Barry threw Brown out at first firstXo tlrstNo firstNo
No runs
Ulgbth InuliiR InuliiRPhiladelphia InnlugPblladelJlblaCoomtNI IhulugPhitadelphiaCoombs
Philadelphia PblladelJlblaCoomtNI Coombs singled to toright toright toright
right Coombs was forced at secondTinker second secondTinker 8t1eondrinker
Tinker to Zimmerman Hartsel safe on onfirst ontlrst onfirst
first on fielders choice Hartsel stole stolesecond stolelIecoRd stolesecond
second Chance Cba ce protested but wasordered was wasordered as asordered
ordered back to his position Lorddoubled Lord Lorddoubled Lorddoubled
doubled to right scoring Hartsel Lord Lordscored Iordlicored lordscored
scored on a scratch double to right by byCollins b bCollins byCollins
Collins Collins stole third Collins Collinswas Collinswas
was caught at the plate Zimmerman Zimmermanto
to Archer but Baker was safe at first firstBrown tlrstllrown firstBrown
Brown presented his first base on balls ballsto
to Davis Baker and Davis scored fol following following following ¬
lowing Murphys hit which was too hot hotfor hottor hotfor
for Zimmerman The ball rolled to tocenter toeenter tocenter
center and Hofman threw thre wild to Ar Archer Archer r reher ¬
cher which hlell let Davis In and put Mar Murphy lIurph Marph ¬
phy ph on third Murphy scored s ored on a awild awild awild
wild pitch Barr > walked The slaugh slaughter ¬
ter ended when Lapp P rolled one to toBrown toBrown toBrown
Brown who threw hm him out at firs firsFive firstl1e firsFive
Five runsChicagoSheokard runs runsChicago runChleltgoSh
Chicago ChleltgoSh ChicagoSheokard Sheckard kartl doubled to left leftHe lettHe leftHe
He went to third on Schwltes out Barry Bariyto
to Davis Herman struck out Chance Chancemgled Claanee51ngled Chancesingled
singled to right scoring Sheckaid SheckaidHartsel SheckatllIar SheokardIIartsel
Hartsel lIar lel ran back for Zimmermans fly flyOae tl tlOe flyOne
One run
Ninth lunlus lunlugPhiladelpbiaCoombs Junlu JunluPhlladelpbiaCoombs lunlusPhiladelphia
Philadelphia PhlladelpbiaCoombs Coombs did not at attempt attempt attempt ¬
tempt to run when he knocked knockedgrounder a agrounder agrounder
grounder to Brown Brown Jumped for forHartsels torlIartael forhartsels
Hartsels bounder and the runner was wasout wasout wasout
out at first Collins doubled to the thecenter thecenter thecenter
center field barrier Baker fouled out outto outto outto
to Chance No runs runsChicago runaChicagoLord runeChicagoLord
Chicago ChicagoLord Lord came nearly to sec second second cccmld ¬
ond base to take Steinfeldts fly Tin Tinker Tinker Tinker ¬
ker filed out to deep center Archer Archersingled Archersingled rcheralngled
singled to right Lung Kiln batted for forBrown forBrown forBrown
Brown Archer was as forced at second secondBarry s secondBarry eond eondDarry
Barry unassisted whap KUng hit an aneasy antas aneasy
easy tas one to the shortstop No runs runsPhiladelphia runsJOhUallelphl runs1hlisdelphla
Philadelphia Happy HappyPhiladelphia III1PPPhiladelphia happyPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Oct S3 31There There was wasgeneral a ageneral ageneral
general rejoicing hore this evening eveningwhen evenlnICwhen eveningwhen
when it became known that the tonal looalAmerican 10081American tonalAmerican
American league club sad taken Its Itsfourth Itsfourtb itsfourth
fourth game from the Chicago Nation Nationals ¬
als thereby winning the worlds se sePnlladelphla serlts series
rlts rltsPhiladelphia Philadelphia has been baseball craJ craJalnee crazysince crazy crazysince
since the home team won the first firstgame firstgame firstgame
game of the series Today a local news newspaper newspaper newspaper ¬
paper announced the game play by play playthrough playthrough playthrough
through a megaphone and there was wassuch wassueh wassuch
such a jam in the block that mounted mountedpolice mountedpolice mountedpolice
police had to be called upon to open openup openup openup
up a passageway for street cars carsOLDFIELD cauOLDFIELD carsOLDFIELD
OLDFIELD AND JOHNSON JOHNSONTO
TO RACE RAIN OR SHINE SHINEAfter
After two postponements p on account accountof
of bad weather w lher the announcement that thatthe thatthe thatthe i
the Barney Oldfle OldtleadJack dJack Johnson auto autorace autorace autorace I
race will be held Tuesday at Sheeps Sheepshead ShetPBhead Sheepehead I
head Bay track rain or shine comes comesas I
as a new venture in automobile n race racecircles raeecircles racocircles
circles rntll he got In trouble with withtbe withtlle wititthe
the A A A Oldfleld was keen for the therace theraee therace
race but since Johnson and himself himselfhave himselfhae himselfhave I
have both been suspended the speed gpeedking speedking ipeedking
king Is not so o strong for the meeting I
Oldfleld is going through with the therace tleraee therace
race howe however > rr as he la under contracts contractsthat COntraclsthat contractsthat
that he cannot nnot break and it means a awarbetween awarbetwNn anarbetween I
warbetween Oldfield and the A t4 A A AFrt AFr AFr4n
Frt Fr4n < in rt Johnsons statement that If he heloses heIOlleJ heloses I
loses ho will go o to Europe and get a acar acar aear I
car that can beat Oldfields it seems seemsthat seemsthat seemsthat
that Barney ma may > have his hands full fullwith fullwith fullwith
with the heavyweight champion John Johneon Johnson JolmIon
eon says fla it will be a year Iar at least leastfore be before before ¬
fore a man can be produced to give givehim givehim Io Iohim
him an argument for the heavyweight heavyweighttitle
title and until that time comes he ivlll ivllldevote willdevote vllldeote
devote his attention to t CTs automobile automobileracing Qutomobl1eracing automobileracing i
racing game
PONIES OUT AT OAKlAND OAKlANDlth I
With lth Track In Shape Trnlncra Are AreSending ArcSending re reSudlu
Sending Their Charge Cbar in inFlr luFirst
Flr 1 First lrt t Workouts WorkoutsOakland AVorkoutMOakland orkout orkoutOkland
Oakland Oct S3 2JWltb With tbe Emer1ville Emery Emeryville EmrvlUe ¬
ville track getting back into good goodshape goodshape goodshape
shape again training operatlens in inpreparation Inpref8rallon inpreparation
preparation for the opening day da of the themeeting themleURg
meeting next month are In I full swingSeorea swing swingSeorea swlagScores
Seorea of horses are being breeaed breeneddaily breeaeddally
dally and already some good workouts workoutshave workoutsbae workoutshave
have been registered Many Many of the thehorses thehorses
horses have been here all summer and andare andare andare I
are therefore in good condition conditionThe
The Cotton Brothers are galloping gallopinghorses gallopinghorses
horses at Emeryville and expect eXfI8 < t to be bein beIn bein I
in good ood condition to sport colors OR ORthe ORthe onthe
the opening day da Will haw thoroughly thoroughlyrecovered thoroughlyrecovered
recovered from his fall at Butte where wherehe were I
he suffered a broken collar boneOrnate bone boneOrnate
Ornate Allen Hensleys Hensle plater died diedat diedat diedat I
at the bay track tractDan trackDan I IDan
Dan Dennison has St Francis Os Oswald Oswalt ¬ I Iwahl
walt B Kogo and Sake in training trainingV
W V Thompsons colt Miles is sufferingfrom suffering sufferingfrom sutteringfrom
from lameness and has been thrown thrownout
out of training Coppertown is e also on onthe onthe I IUle
the shelf with the same ailment ailmentAfter ailmentAfter ailmentAfter
After resting r up all summer Trainer TrainerKelly TrainerKelly TrainerKelly
Kelly has Cobleskill Roberts and Joe JoeWells Joeens JoeWells
Wells ens breezing nicelyStewart nicely nicelyStewart nleelyStewart
Stewart Polk is I back with Platoon PlatoonKalserhoff PlatoonKalserhoft PlatoonKalserhoff
Kalserhoff Will Korris Smiley Metzner Metz YetEner Metzner
ner and Irrigator Tbe last named namedproved Dlimeclproved namedproved
proved a pretty fair trick around the thebushes thebushea thebushes
bushes when going a threequarter or orseven 1Mseen orseven
seven furlong dash dashW dahColton dashW
W Cotton with Deneen New w Capltel Caplteland
and Gramercy is putting his string into intocondition Intocondition intocondition
conditionCharley condition conditionCharley conditionCbarle
Charley Cbarle Began Bo = an has brought Novgorod Novgorodback ovgorodback
back from the bush circuit circuitJim circuitJim circuitJim
Jim Basey Sliver Line and Miss Pic Plcnic Picnic Picnic ¬
nic are being put through the paces byTrainer by byTrainer byTrainer
Trainer Wentworth Emma G of th thsam thesame the thesame
same stable was aa lost via Ia the claimingroute claiming claimingroute elahnlngreute
route this summerDUCK summer summerDUCK lIummrDUCK
DUCK SHOOTING WILL WILLSOON WILLSOON I ISOON
SOON BE UP TO PAR PARMany PARIany PARMany
Many of the duck clubs along the theJordan tbeJordan theJordan
Jordan river held their usual quota ofshooters of ofshooters otshoorers
shooters yesterday and many returnedwith returned returnedwith retllrnfdwith
with the limit of 25 5 birds To the th south southwest lIOulbvest southwest ¬
west of the city elt where the shooting shootinggrounds sboetlnggrounds shootinggrounds
grounds have deep water the birdswere birds birdswere birdswere
were found In excellent condition and andIn and1ft andIn
In that district t there is but little oil evidence evldenee oildeuce ¬
deuce of the duck malady That con continued eontlnued continued ¬
tinued cold c ld weather and more waterwill water waterwill waterwin
will soon wipe out all traces of the thecholera theellOlera thecholera
cholera is the opinion of the great ma snajority majority maJority ¬
jority of shooters In the Bear river rivercountry rivereountry rivercountry
country the shooting Is still light but butconditions butondltlons butconditions
conditions there are showing a big Im Improvement Improvemtnt improvement ¬
provement provementGOOD provemtntGOOD provementGOOD
GOOD SCORES MADE AT ATSALT ATSALT ATSALT
SALT LAKE RIFLE CLUB CLUBMembers CLUBMemberll CLUBMembers
Members of the Salt Lake little clubgot club clubgot elubgot
got busy bus again yesterday and put In a agood agood agood
good afternoon on the range The dub clubplans dubplans etubplans
plans to hold weekly shoots until the tbesnow thesnow I Ianow
snow flies and much interest le seen in inthe Inthe Inthe
the game Johnson was as high gun yes yesterday ye yeterday yesterday ¬
terday with Letchfield a close second secondThe seeondTh secondThe
The Th scores follow followJohnion tollowJohnson followJohnson
Johnson 77 64 81 7H 76 76a 75 1S 1SLetchfield 15Letohtleld 16Letchfield
Letchfield 65 6 68 78 76 S 873 73 36 36Taylor S STaylor 5Taylor
Taylor 71 72 7 61 6 71 68 6870 70 15 1iSlndslen 15Sindslen 15Sindslen
Sindslen 68 6869 60 SS 5 64 13 13HUeohvogel 11lIlrschogel 13Hlrsahvogel
HUeohvogel 63 59 62 6 67 68 6tC2 62 18 18The 15The 16The
The shooting was offhand at 280 280yard 200yards eO eOyard
yard yardSHOOTS yardSHOOTS yardsSHOOTS
SHOOTS AT PHEASANT PHEASANTAND
AND IS ARRESTED ARRESTEDJoe
Joe Smith district game and fishwarden fish fishwarden nllhwarden
warden was taking a stroll In tbe field fieldcast tleldtast fieldeast
cast of Murray yesterday morning and andenpied andNlpled andespied
espied one W F Flandro blazing bUizlngaway b blazingaway zlnf zlnfawa
away awa at some pheasants Flandro was wasarrested wasarresttd wasarrested
arrested and will be tried for vlolatlnthe violating violatingthe Iolatin Iolatinthe
the game law this week before the jus justice justtce justlce ¬
tice at Murray MurrayToday 1IurraToda MurrayToday
Today Toda a force of ten game wardensfrom wardens wardensfrom 1 1trom
from Salt Lake county will visit the theNew theNew I
New State Gun club and an J will spend the theday theda theday
day da clearing up as many of the deadducks dead deadducks deadducks
ducks as possible possibleCRACK possibleCRACK OsslbleCRACK
CRACK AMATEUR GOLF GOLFMEN GOLFMEN GOLFMEN
MEN DEFEAT PROS PROSPHtsburg PROSPIUJiburg PROSPlttaburg
PHtsburg Oct 23 3W W C Fownes FownesJr F wnes wnesJr
Jr who recently won the national nationalamateur naUonalamateur nationalamateur
amateur golf championship At Boston Bostonand Bostonand Bostonand
and E M Byers a former national nationalchampion nationalchampion
champion both Of Plttsburg defeated defeatedWilliam defeatedWilliam
William Anderson Ander of Philadelphia Philadelphiaand
and Gilbert Nichols Nichols oni s of Wilmington WilmingtonDel
Del both well known professionals professionalstoday
today todll The amateurs won by b 2 up upon upOn
the first 18 holes and 1 up on the thoholes
26 holes winning the last hole futhree lit litthree
three threeBROWN threeBROWN
BROWN IS AFTER RETURN RETURNMATCH RETURNMATCH
MATCH FOR SINCLAIR SINCLAIRLarry
Larry La 11 Brown manager man ger of PeanutsSlnclalr Peanuts PeanutsSinclair
Sinclair goes to Ogden today with a
250 Ride bet which he is ready to topost topoat topost
post for fora a 20round s0 round go for his bojand boy boyJlmn buyand
and Jimmy Jlmn Reagan The question of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the November date before theShum theShumway the Shum Shumway
way club Is still llll unsettled and Brun Brutonsays Brunsays Brnthat
says that he is going after a return returnmatch returnmatch
match with Reagan Reagan is also alsoin alsoIn I
in Ogden and says he in ready to takeon take takeon takeon
on anybody that he Is matched against
WALTER CAMP IS ISWITH PLEASED PLEASEDWITH ED ED1ULES
WITH YALE AND H NEW RULES 1ULESXew
New Haven Conn Oct 3That 23 That the work of the Yale football team teamwas teamwas teamwas
was satisfactory and that the new football t rule had worked well l ttai ttaiexpressed ttaiexpressed a aeXIreslied
expressed In a statement tonight by Walter alter Camp the Yale football au authority authorlty ¬
thority 1
Mr r Camp who has Just returned returnedfrom returnedfrom
from the west we t saw H Yale in action actionagainst aetioDagainst actionagainst
against Vanderbilt Saturday for the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first time this season Although Yale Yalefailed Yalefailed I Ifaile4
failed to score he said that he was I
Chicago Oct 23 SXo Xo oneean one can accu se > Philadelphia Jack OBrien of having havinga
a hole In his head The thrifty thrift Quake r boxer is one of the richest fighters fightersin
in the business lie owns a world or r rea rent eal estate in Philadelphia and has 11 a abig Itbig abig
big bunch of coin crowded into aeeral eral Philadelphia banks He H it 1 now nowbuilding nowbond nowbuilding
building bond In a structure in Philadelphia 1 100 feet wide and nd zee Z6 feet lung seating j
6000 people to be used forboxlug for Usxlug purposes pur Olles j
The location is on Market street inone in inone In8ne
one ef the tbebulest buateet spots in town The Thehall Thehall Thehall
hall will be the largest of iu I kind In Inlhlladelphta Inlhlladelpala InPhiladelphia
Philadelphia and Jack will rent it out outwhenever outwhenever outwhenever
whenever the occasion demands for forconventions terQonenUons forconventions
conventions and other big gatherings gatheringsIt
It is understood that a wealthy Philadelphia PhiladelphIa Phila Philadelphia ¬
delphia man is backing OBrien O rien in the theenterprise theenterprl theenterprise
enterprise enterpriseCoincident enterprlCoincident enterpriseCoincident
Coincident with the announcement announcementthat
that th t OBrien will erect the biggest boxlag box boxing ¬ I IiUJ
lag hall in the Quaker village comes
MIKE YOKEL EXPECTED EXPECTEDTO
TO GET BACK THIS WEEK WEEKMike
Mike Yokel Salt Lake welterweight welterweightwrestling welterweightwrestling welterweightwresUlnl
wrestling champion writes that be will willreturn willrtturn willreturn
return to Salt alt Lake this week to takeup take takeup takeup
up his bI work at the Y M C A and andalso aDdaJso andalso
also to get in shape for all coiners afterhie after afterhis afterhla
his mat title Yokel says BY > that h hnever tw twnever benever
never felt better in his life but wt as be beha to toh hehas
ha h has done no wrestling Iliis bi summer he howt11 hewill hewill
will need a little nine oue 00 to take of ot ecme ecmetxtrr IOIUCt eotucExtrt
txtrr t 11 welgat welgatHarry welgi1tlIarry wetghtHarry
Harry Heagren Iteagren who will promote thewrestling the thewrestling thewrestUag
wrestling cards at the Salt Lake thea theatre 1 1tre theatre ¬
tre this winter Is negotiating wits witsEddie wtttaEddie withEddie
Eddie OConnell and Al Ackerman all allthe asthe n nthe
the first pair to open the reason 1ieIl 1l A Aboth Abuth A5 A5both
both are anxious to meet mee Yokel again againthey agalftIbey againthey
they both will do their best to win the thepreliminary thepre thepreliminary
preliminary pre II mirJlu bout boutPromoter boutPromoter boutPromoter
Promoter Heagren has received the theassurance thea811urance theassurance
assurance from Henry lIe Gehring middleweight mid middleweight middleweight ¬
dleweight champion that he will w l come cometo cometo
to Salt Lake this winter and give Yokel Yokela
a chance at the middleweight title titleM title3UJUtoTTS titleMAI11tOTTAS
ItIIOTTAS M AVIV AVIVThe WIXThe WINThe
The Marrotta Athletic club defeated defeatedSimpsons defeatedSlmpsons defeatedShnpsons
Simpsons fast eleven by the onesidedscore onesided onesidedscore oneaideds
score score s ore of 40 to 0 yesterday afternoon afternoonThe
The Marrotta Athletic club will accept acceptchallenges acee accept acceptchallenges t toJtaUenges
challenges from any an amateur team Inthe In Inthe n nthe
the city with an average of 136 pounds poundsQuarterback Pun4Quarterback poundsQuarterback
Quarterback Montague was the star atarrhe starThe starTRA
The lineup of the MarrottaE was Mum Mumford 11111nford Mumford
ford c Free F re I ST F Jones 1 u t Peck PeckI
I e Novell r g Davis r t t White Whiter hit hitr
r e a Lee Jones f b Dillon r h b bSorenson bSorenllon bSorenson
Sorenson 1 h bCIIAILENGE b bCHALLENGE bCIIAIJESGE
CHALLENGE OCCI1BTALS OCCI1BTALSA
A football toot ball aggregation known as the theAll theAll theAll
All Stars has organized for the pea season reason peason ¬
son and wishes to issue a challenge to tothe tothe tothe
the Occidental Giants The Th game to beplayed be beplayed b bplayed
played a week from Sunday and an with witha
a side bet preferred < > d The manager will willbe wiltbe willbe
be glad to see Sf his challenge accepted acceptedin
in The HeraldRepublican
satisfied the team had shown great greatlatent greatlatent
latent powers which could be devel developed deyeloped daveiopd ¬
oped The e new rules 111 he said a s0 farhad far farhad farhad
had worked oat well and ba had M farmaterially far farmaterially trmaterlall
materially decreased the ib number ef f la Injuries ¬
juries
n
Ph Philadelphia ladelph a Jack OBr OBrien OBrienIs en
Is Still Crazy Like Ike a Fox
a tale from the east that boxing is issuch Isaueh
la Philadelphiat
such a big winner in in Philadelphia that thattwo thattwo thattwo
two well ell known k OWR promoters have raised raisedu ral rala
a fund to put up the finest club house houaein tou tou1ft
in in 1M country for boxing matches The Thecoating TheMahng Tbseating
coating capacity it will be equipped with witheverything Withverytl witheverything
everything verytl n modern gymnasiums require re require r rquire ¬
quire The gym and other features featureswill ffaturewill featurewill
will only be a side issue t t8 the big bigarena bign bigarena
arena n which will cost a vast sum and andbe ande
be e second to none In this orany or an other othercountry othreoUDtr othercountry
country
I Coast 008 Le League LeagueWon a ue ueWon I t
Won Lost P C CPortland CPDrtiaBd CPortland
Portland IM 81 107 667Oakland 107Oakland 67 67Oakland
Oakland 113 t 2 Ml 661Vernon MlVernon i1 i1YerDOR
Vernon IIS 99 8 138 138San Isesan
San Francisco 1 16 S 1 111 1 514 614Lob 514Los il ilI
Los Angeles JU Kele M 111 464 < 14 14e 4
I Sacramento e TT HI 388 386San 388I
I i San FMMieeo Oct 23 IBeore 236eoreI IBeore1IornlR fceore fceoreI
I I Morning game R H S MIEan Si I Ii
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I Portland a 4 1 1j 1I 1BattenteeM
j BatterieaYJUer BattenteeM Batteries Miller er Milton and Berry BerryI °
I Garrett und Planer PlanerAfternoon l Fisher FisherAfternoon Ia IaAtternoe
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Afternoon game R H EL ELPortland FrPortland E
I Portland 3 8 0San 0 0San 0Batn
San Francisco Fra c lCO 1 4 3 3Batteries 3BatteriesGregg
I Batteries BattlieGrflgg Oregg Krapp and M Xr Xrray Marray r rray
ray Henley and Berry BerryLos Berryro rry a aLoo
Los Angeles Oct IScore 29Scoreiist 23 IScorei Score Scorei
i i First game R H BVernon H HVernon EYernon
Vernon 6 1C 18I 4 4Los 4Woe
Los Angeles S 9 2 IBaueriesShafer i iBatteriesShafer
i I BallArles BaueriesShafer Shafer Braekeartdge and
Hasty Brown Xagle and Smith SmithI SmithSecond
I Second game R H H BII BVernon
i Vernon i 9 1 iLog 1I 1kLos
kLos Log Angela S 9 3 sBattertHUt 9I
I I Batteries BattertHUt HUt and Brown Delhi Del and andOreadorff aadI andOrendorff
Oreadorff OreadorffUmpires Ore OrendorffUmpiresMoOreevy elort elortUmpiresMeGNeT
I Umpires UmpiresMeGNeT MeGreery and Irwin IrwlnSacramento IrwinSaeramento IrwinSacramento
Sacramento Cal Oct 23 2S8core 2S8core18acrame 23ScoreSacramento Score ScoreI
I 18acrame Sacramento to 4 4 4Oakland i 4Oakland iOakland
Oakland 1 7 3 1DattrteBPape 3IhatterieePape
1 Batteries DattrteBPape Pape and La Longe Chris Christian ClartaUafl Ckrlstiara ¬
tiara Nelson and Mitze MitzeI
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Basketball Ba ketban will flourish at the L 1 D DS DIt
i S university this th winter All classes classesat
I at the institution I f1tUUOn are now organizing organizinga
a team tam and uuder the direction of ofBobbv ofRulJb ofRobb
Bobbv Richardson J hardon a series n i is to be bel beTh beReid
l held The seniors nior > now hold old the pennant pen pennant pennanL ¬
nant
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These clients cU nts got theirs Read the list IIlItOU > cru will know some ot them themE
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older your yourclaims claims are the so6ner soner you ou shoud turn them in inThe tnThe inThe
The money we collected for Doctor Dart and Lorenzo Snow had been beenowing beenowing beenowing
owing fifteen or twenty years elrs The man who owed Mr r Wilson did net netlike netlike netlike
like us but since he paid this claim we tried and won a case for him himWe hlllL1e himWe
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defend cases where people are sued suedMercbaats suedMeldllats suedMerchants
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