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PAGE TWO Adolf, Treated To a Dose of Philanthropy Serum, Promptly Becomes Gensrous. Words by Sclmofr Music by Coudo. FEW MORE HEADLINERS IN WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES JOE WOOD AND HIM KIVAIi, .IK.I 1" TKHKEAU. KKNSATIONAL WOItLIVS KKIUKS, WHOM THE FOUMUII HKAT IN TIIK FIRST <JA MX. BOTH TEAMS THROW SCIENCE TO WINDS It's an Even Break Now for the World's Champion ship Series and the Team That Starts Playing Real Ball Will Have the Edge On Its Enemy. By Grantland Rice BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 10.—Grand old form-dope skids off the trail and vanishes for good and all. Blown full of holes, twisted out of gear and kicked in the slats there isn't any dope to work with today. There is nothing left now but two ball clubs fighting blindly, madly for the world's championship. All footwork is gone, headwork has vanished and the contestants now are face to face, attempting to pound out each other's brains. There is nothing left but wallop. The first club that begins plajnng reg ular ball may strike an easy trail to the crest or, if neither settles down, the old haymaker may decide it about next Wednesday in the last round of the seventh game. After beatinig Jeff Tesreau In New York. Boston yeaterdar threw the Giant defense so wide apart that six unearned tallies A Fight for Breath For more than a year, a victim of asthma suffered tortures al most every night, struggling for breath. Worn from loss of sleep, and exhausted by the ordeal, she was nervous almost to the break ing point. After the second treatment the attacks ceased and ah* slept like a child. This young lady's phonn number la Main 7662. Call her up and hear her story. Consultation free. DR. NIIfA A. DERBY Chiropractic Neuropath, Main 4476. 711 So. K. TRUNKS THAT STAND msatm tub knocks of travel are the only; kind that are worth purchasing. They ■ are nl«o;tlie only kind we rary. We ! have'; a great variety : of I them' in all '„' sices ' and «tylen » and ' all "< are conveniently - arranged 5 within - for compact packing. „Our) travelling bags are ;of the i best leather,';well lnountsd, strongly built and ready for the hard knocks of th» road. Prloea reasonable. TAOO>IA TJSUXK FACTORT »3i O St. were scored where with even fair support behind Matty, there should have in-en but one. Fletch er slipped them four —a muff at the plate presented the other. With a ball club drawing six un earned runs in one afternoon by the opposing teams defensive play, the gamo can be summed up briefly and without using burning oratory to explain the answer. Taking no credit Cor Boston's game or the teams driving as sault or the pinch hits, the stars tore off, Matty's third world se ries start should have netted him a third first game victory. The (Hants pounded Collins and Hall from the field, while Matty's sup port cost him the verdict —not his box work. Boston hit him hard, but through his coolness and courage, only a single run was earned. MRtty's support cracked around him but he swung on gamely, igrimly fighting and planning and staving off -defeat by • combination of heart and brains. The only Giants who ral lied behind him were Herzog and Murray, who broke down the Red Sox defense, and, almost unaided drore Stahl's two pitchers from the box. The first t«am which settles down fo iU normal stride should win the series handily. No world's series form to needed now —Jast a little, every day hum drum ability. Neither team played a first class came, the fielding verged from superhuman to superpunk—from Ms learuo to class X. ■ '^r-^^ii Eyes Tested Js&) V^sSi OI«mos Fitted ' t/p^j|yjl! wtical 00. aJkNWFE| Masonic Tampls CARDINALS WIN (By United Press Leased Wire.) ST. LOUIS—When BlUs walk ed with three on bases in the tenth Inning of yesterday's game, the first of the inter-league se ries waa a victory for the St. I .on is Cardinals over the Ameri cans. Score: R. H. E. Nationals 7 10 3 Americans G 9 1 Batteries—Harmon, Geyer and Bresnahan, Wingo; Hamilton and Alexander, Stephens. INJURIES DEPLETE SQUAD; HOREJS AND RUSHMER OUT HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HURT IN SCRIMMAGE WORK AL, RUSHMER. Taooma High la. unfortunate ■his year in having her. team de pleted early In the season by In juries. ■ Leo Horcjs, captain and fullback. Is the latest to be add ed to the lists, having hurt his knee In a scrimmage with the second team Wednesday after noon. Horojs may not be able to play in the Olympla game Sat urday. Rushmer also was injured In scrimmage th« previous after noon I and will | not be in condi tion '. to * play. against ; - Olympia. Rushmer has been - out sines the early : practice . season, when he was looked upon as the most promising 'of ' the candidates | for left: half. With , t these ; men out Tacoraa * is j fortunate: in , having a ; large ' number of ; good > substi tutes. , Espeland'; proved, In t the Aberdeen Is if apie ft that he fis Vthe beat dodging | halfback -on the THE TACOMA TIMES. LMKFOBD IS WINNER OVER M'VEY PERTH, Australia, Oct. 10.— Sam Langford, the American heabyweleht, was igiven the de cision today over Sam McV«y of California. la the . eleventh round, McVey claimed a foul. 11i... was not allowed and lip re fused to continue. LOGAN WINNER OAKLAND, Cal. —Frank Lo gan, heralded as the champion of the Philippines, added another victory to his string today by th« decision awarded over Sailor Grande after ten rounds of vi cious milling here. Th« decision was fairly popular, but many spectators believed Grande should have been given a draw. LEO HOREJS. squad and also that lie was the man to play the fullback posi tion with Horejs out of the run ning. | The halfbacks w 111 toe -Ctrtv lents and "Chln<" Johnson. .Par ry Deegan, th« little end who hag been out with a bad ankle, Is rounding into aliapo end la being run hard. \ Crane, * end. Is still out with ;a' badly injured ■' ankle. Nick Brazell, end, had '"a" hand like a club after! the i'Aberdeen game, but it Is about well now. "Boney" Larsea, I end, ', has k a ■lightly . Injured C Jack. 4 Ooach Perkins j believes ■ We : charges | are realizing What Jack of condition will do to a team and thinks they will jbe more 1 careful.' i The crip ples are ' expected to recover in a hurry and. ' should \ be \in condition by the time of the big game with Spokane, gpokaue ,ouc week from Saturday. BBALS BECKER. GIANTS' OUTFIELDER. CHIEF SLUGGERS OF WORLD 'S SEKIES—DOYLE OF NEW YORK. SPEAKER OF BOSTON. Epedimic of Typhoid Fever Among Coast League Players SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 10.—With the death of William (Heine) Heltmuller and four other players of the Pacific Coast league confined to their beds, the epidemic of typhoid fever preva lent among coast baseball teams hag assumed serious proportions. Joe Gedeon and Claude Berry of San Francisco; Claire Patterson of Oakland and Walter Slagle of Los Angeles, are the stricken GRACE BENEFIT AT MOOSE HALL Local Moose have donated their hall for the big benefit smokeT to be given Tor Jack Grace, globe-trotter, on Oct. 15. In addition to the already strong list of attractions Grace is trying to get some fellow with a cast iron system to ump into the arena with Joe Bonds. Tickets were placed on sale yesteTday and a committee of friends is at work trying to sell a raft of them to help out the old-timer. Grace will give a monolgue which prom ises to be a scream. ATHLETICS GRAB SECOND GAME PHILADELPHIA—The second game in the Inter-league series between the Philadelphia teams went to the Americans. Houok, the young Oregon pitcher, was found for only three bits. j Pacific Ooaat League [ ■ Standing of the Teams. ■ . Won. L<ost Pel Oakland ......109 74 .698 Los Angeles ..104 78 • .674 Vernon ....... 102 t 79 .665 Portland ..... 77 89 .464 San Francisco . 81. 105 .431 Sacramento .... 84 118 .362 The Bank of California NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Established 1804. Capital and Surplus $16,300,000.00 Ban Franolseo Portland Tacoma Seattle TACOMA BRANCH The I lank of California Building, Tacoma. players. A physician attending Berry asserts that the cause may be attributed to the water in Los Angeles. So certain are the con victions of Berry's physician that he has written to the Los An gles board of health. The report came from Los An geles today that Slagle, who has been complaining for several days, was forced to take to his bed. WHITWORTH TO PLAY ALUMNI The U. S. S. Pennsylvania team sent a telegram Wednesday afternoon' to Coach Ghormley of the Whitwonth college eleven stating that the game arranged between the two teams for Sat urday would have to be called off. The sailors will play Whttworth later. To take the place of the sailor game, the Whitworth team will hook up with a team com posed of Whitworth alumni on Friday afternoon Whitworth claims to have been. after Manager Riley of the U. P. S. team for a gam« ,but have not been able to make connections as yet. There should be little trou ble in arranging this contest, for RUey declares he. Is just as anx ious to have his men get Into a mix with the collegians. Strs. Indianapolis ' - and Chippewa The fastest mid finest day ■t'amrn on the coast. ~ f?w» BIGHT ROUND TRIPS DAILY Leaves Tacoma from Mu nicipal Dock at 7:00. »:00, 11:00 a. m.; x 1:00, 3:00, 6:00. 7:00 8:00 p. m. - • • • ;» - Leave Seattle from * Colman dock, 7:00. 8:00. 11:00 a. m,. 1:00, 3:00. 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 p. m. ■ SINOI.K FAItR SSC '-'•'■■-' ROUND TRIP 50c > • • A Btenm»x Every .Tiro Hoar*. ... I* 11. pi r< i;r.i., a.. . t . -". ■ r -~ Phone Main 3445 Thursday, Oct. 10, 1912. BANKERS ARE GOOD ATHLETES, TOO The bankers had the best of the athletic meeting of the open house given at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night complimentary to the employes of Tacoma. banks and postofflce. There were about 0 0 people, including the wives of the guests, to watch the bankers tuke the basket-ball contest by a score of 27 to 9, and to see the postoffice come back, defeating the bankers in the Indoor base ball game by a score of 14 to 2. The batteries for the bankers in the baseball gam« were Holmes and Slyter, while the postofflce pair consisted of Merideth and Clothes From Maker to Wearer <w? Y'flf T may ke a V-/W man who (f\%jy\ spend* $15.00 for a ft V //A suit or overcoat — \/^^3j£<&k ** you are ' this is the shoP for £^$ykj^TfS y°u- Our ideas of clothes at ifejrlFHU $15 differ from those of all : JP=jj^ii'o other clothiers— maintain . iL-rilTr 1' ') \i' t-hat reliability can be purchas- I IP ®M ed at that price, and we prove M 1 111 it; ky the garments themselves. 'I II i\ If you want style, service, reli li In \\ aWUty and fit, you want our it V I \ It clot?ies at 15- One of them is I* luL---' waiting for you now, $15— \\X7wa^ we are manufactur of q|^ ERS. we SELL DIRECT $|j TO YOU. Take Elevator and Save $10 Herbst Clothes Shop 214-220) National Realty Bid., 2nd Floor. Lenning. Then the bankers got sore and turned right around and licked the postofflce men In the tug-of-war, potatoe race and- - diving. Following the contest! the guests got together for a general good time and got away with pretzels and sweet cider to the music of the postofflc* band. . Watch the Times' bulletin board * tomorrow for world's series' re sults. When the bats crack in New York you'll hear them here.