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J'-V r. -v . V - - f r if . V- 7Fu7 ITcrra crd Ccririt -- :0i Editci;E7:A:'t: L.REDlilGTOII Y7rittcn ; by - Erp :rtj v 1 f fc t? I i ;1 - J . Ul , - ' ( . X . 1 1 , r " S ( i V t '- - T ' ill Fr-t f--h P"H lift irhtl LTh "rotter cc Yosrf.Michw Between HcmbeTS of Bwi- neesf.ten'sBibteCIasl Th famrd m la vthe jum old n;" : I A A M - - 'i ' toen lold off to b in position to1 pre vent an opponent from ttTtns dear field should he intercept it - Nothing look prettier, though, or disconcert an opponent more than a food long. snccesaful. pas. "; -t; :.: , imiyii b 'l tt t!r;..M gutta-perciia caus. c "vv v A few days ago I. came i (f V'vi? COkFlWQ HINTS. . v B 8TIU1GIIT DRIVE." r SOLID GUTTIE BALLS . To pUyen ,who'Jiat - faken, up th same ainct I902i when the mod- era rnbher. cored hall .came into -f general nse. I wcnld suggest the 4- novelty of playink a few. holes or a. round with 00$ of lae'old. style The two new teams in the Y. IUC. A. Club Dowlins League rolled their first match last evening,1 These men are all members of the, business men's Blbio class conducted on Tuesday ' evenings br A. A, Ebersole. . Various ' UUes for the boiling teams -ere dis 1 cussed last evening, the Laws and the Prcrnets being lavcrea cy some, ah-1 Stinol2ncej aviid dents and Moierns received, some st- jormerly one-of the best CIngers ta teniKm, wene u. ana a. u. uuu.tSe American league and' manarer -of than American.. Relmaan,' rinkbeiner,' Zelger, Hoebel. Maulbetich, Gait, Bas tian, Roehm,; Staatz, Tielmann, Hild cer and Depree are tines that we do not hear In eastern College football. : but they are. probably all good Yan kees outside their names, at : that . i : ' v- ;.;",'"," ' " ' . fi ' , Heinle Wagner, for yean' the Idol of Boston fans, as captain and short- j stop bt the Red Sox, will have charge , of Frovi ience next season, it has been 1 BUI Donovan, I across EtAi:-K FmrnHpy tYrfftt"rl lalf a dozen of the old balla and . ; a. r.-li iu-rrJr?T ! -went ' out . for 4 round - with i a 4- to Repeat His .Victcry'of; v iiic niuiai y : 'r - ' v & ' -were also cocrLJered. Definite names a 111 be chosen at next' week's session. The bowling teams were captained by C. IL Atherton and F. . II.. Ca mans, there being a very even division of .twling talent as was ttcn .by the Soreness of all three gz:z last nisLt. Athertca'g r -?. . c:rt--rci the ' first gnrno ty a )r.rr;'.a cf two pins, tie V.z' r: s cf Dr. llctiy.'who ro;i ed 170 la i.u I:.:.::! ; ii:;:t at league bowllr, tel.: 2 t:.3 feature. . - - r ' 'Er.r.:rr.3' QuI-tcL.caae back In. the second car. e wiih a victory by the , clofce ccro cf CC2 to G3. The deciding -game went to the Athertca delegation due to goci tccre3 ca.tha r art of Capt Athertcn, Char.herla!a and Per re. A. B. Chamberlain took hlh fecre . and average lioncrsfor the.evctls vulh U3 tnd IC7. respectively. Ilia fa ther, J. C: Chamberlain, followed closely and Capt Cmcras rolled good totals. . . . r, ; . The Eccrc ltt 2nd 'Cur.: 1:11 IIS 123 Jcr-ci f iro A. li. Cl.a:..:;:::'.a..::;-lt3 Hc.vlc's ;j ci Providence .last season, will succeed Frank Chance in the Yankee camp. 4 4 The Maine State series will be aj corker this fall .Bates seems to be weaker- than for many years, but all : three of .ths ethers are very evenly) j catchci, cJIalne bc!;g slightly weak- j 1 cr than a, year kga while Colby and' rowdoin are stroc-er. 'Colby -looks f j the strongest Just -now, v, largely i through the ' wond c : f ul : prowess of ' Faul Fraser, tfcs captain.:.,,'"- '. - rrjend who had 1 ever used them, f 4- but who had acr, lhred an average -f abUlty; with th r? lively rubber 4 ones.-. He found 'that got al- 4- most' as mych d stance from tbe 4-4- first tee and tett tjaltepleased 4 wlth lilmself. ' i 4 'A He also found that oe got prac 4- -tically. no distance on weakly hit 4 4 shota thTougn the green. When 4 4 Jt ; came, to . approaches ; he was 4 strrprlsed at noif he could pitch '4 4 the ball right. VP, to the hole and 4 4 haye it stay thre..i When . he; got 4 4 hrough J am sure he waa better. 4 4 satisfied with the modern Imple- 4 4 meats and jum icarnea some vsJ- 4 4iahle lessons i :k: ': f.'4 4' I ) i :' 4 BASEOiLLIS. iiMIIil Pacific CoastLeague.'.Vill -Be Submitted-to aGn'Hng; 11 Under Sherman Law f ; - i 1 -t f c"- '. t .'..(iL-f j W W W i 3rd Tctal 121 100 173 li: to I :3 .......... f:s ..........116 .......:.i:3 Tctal3 Dcrre . Hcidy : J. C. Chr.tcrla!n..i: Dense 12 Atherton ...... ....103 , rr. t i - . t 4 ..........Vv tzz 1C3 3 ISO 1:3 . 1:1 . . 7S ts 1C1 .. .173 Ml 4 C 3 :si r -v KC3 l iLLi too cASi . i Wesleyan s'eecrs.4'0 , be . unusually weak this fall, having. lest? practically ell last year's eleyca through varlcus rrz2ns.v .The anthcritles la charts seen. to have r.t:;'-a.ted Jt tcp, for cct only has the Tr.:? gace teea de. cl!ned, tut the cprcnents ca .the en tire' schedule are the smallest,'' as a' group, that the MIddletown te.am has played in miny years, s . ; r . j , Prlrcetqa is cr?ctin. .great things frcn Ecland t!" '3 f-.'.l. Ue .is tf pres. c".t ilzjlzz fuLL:'.:, U. ;uh- fcrcrly s .l rter. t"tv is r'.' 3 the -signals just -the .ts.r:a, .".Thij ' has been tried rrauy tlrze: lathe xa-t, but has al r-:t never cca Eucccscful.- The maa ...o I3 to han-Ia the-tell, from the cnt-r i3 the cne who should give the .. '3, cr at l?a;t, repeat them before the Lall ccr.;s lach, or nlxups are very l.'hcly. to cccur. . c.-: ' i W t t 4.1 i. by l: cr.. ( 1: all yc r, rr in years cf ir.y had I.eard ccu: :r.'t 1 : ' : 1 r. ;: -r : . :i : - !it:-; L - ' r.-. ' 1 ...Ia.xifl'Jcn to. Ccth, Syracuse has Cvc c" f r: "r r:r- f-fmy. play ers v. ho i ..3 t c-tcrd its walls. The Orcaa ar.i I ; z'.; fhou'.I have a t 1 hiit):ilfeliL.a..ujiiv j At 4 this Afternoon the remaining second round match of the men's dou bles tournament for .the Hawaiian lawn tennis title will played at the Moa "' na courts, r' Castle ( and LowreywHl meet Henoch and Vanen:'.".'1-' ;- .'';" - n. :Jj . v - rmTl UThe,. elimination f of one fg these Ldwia k.- renianae-v. epupucan team wiUbrinx tpe -event 4ownrto candidate for the House from thefifth ,cmWmJas,. whfch .will be played district, Is believed by his Wends. to -. M.th ffaia,a . Cddls ' K. Fernandez, . popojar ball-player, who Is .making strpna rr:s .far tht Moyse. j . .... " 1 '- ... tBylteatMaTll . r: : SAN FRANCISCO, CatUncle Sam is to start his "trust busters" after three so-called "trusts', alleged Uq. he In violation of the .Sherman Jaw--o Iganlsed baseball, the wine 'trust"-and one oanauna jaanuiaoiurea trucies ui yarieua klada. Orders to start layes Ugatlona Immediately into these. three organisations have been received by United States Attorney John W. 4rea ton from ''Attorney-general Gregory at Washington. . ;.;'',' : It was reported yesterday that. Pres ton will lay particular: stress on the probe of organized baseball, and that lie will produce his first witnesses ta the iaQuiry before the federal grand jury . next .... week, or just ; aa soon ' as he t can clear away similar Investigan lipna' started recently onw own initiative.- v Ba; lrobe Starts ..Here.- ':'' -C '-'-" just why the baseball Intestigation should , start on the Pacific coast-ln-i steid of in the East, where the larger organizations .hold Xorthv ther attorney general neglected to explain. -? In the local Investigation probably but one league will be involved, , the .Pacific Coast league, . j several, umes ieaerai rtrusv . inves tigators have mentioned the likelihood of 4 probe. Into the workings .-of .or ganized baseball, - on the ground that it - has - a . monopoly of , ball players, which it holds, under one-sided Con tracts with the threat of an- "inelfed ble list hanging over them, i , In .' the effort to . make this appear as a "trust," it has been represented to the government that organized base ball Is governed by the national com mission made up of Governor Tener, president of the National league; Baa- ce .sure oi election, pnx tneyjare, ov.for gtiirday The iwinaer-of today "- tw "v- , , jnatcn wiu u text; wua waieraouse ' Eddie ! iFernandeX : Is particularly A ,Naricm in Slower half of thV w ell-known in amateur, Sporting-cir-: ni'ii,hrt Hrtrte.'rnPcroft Johnson, nresident. of the Amer- cles, and every ball-player-cir; Oahu agajn'st .Eklund McKeever In the) lca league, . and August - Herrmann will put ia a good word for, T-dle. - h-Jf. . ,Th. Aagti-ra r trichi 1 ho Is a r sort - of - representative ef .years he has -given.? d service ; c lqwt-t neet the Ewa! minor ;leagues In general.. ,JU1 ques- uons or organizea . oaseoau are adju dicated by. this body. , It 13.: the court fmlvt train behind; time and again rirtirrfnn-JJw: iasi resort, ana appeals-are. maae. nov., .tnirtn -r naver.dlscouraKeu, reaa on pickings irom va.11 same ii vina erk lot in tv -.f),.,, r. w luiruai .uiB auunai Aj'ciaiion ci For ,to, tne Dau . teams.; en . w uica coabiaaUon, EklunJ tnd lIcKeever,' in playecl, always for the - iove-,of th9 ;tbe faig., f , 1- v w - v tame.', rernanaex coes nox nave m ce- - .TTn!J,, ff,D I,nnil : :'- -By FBAXK G. MENKE ? c i BOSTON. October . . IX. 'Trojan JohnayEverasniashed out single lav the fifth inning of this afternoon's baseball game and. the impossible had happened. Two Boston runners crossed the plate, cinchiog the game for the Boston - Braves,.' giving them their fourth atralght victory ever the Philadelphia Athletics and .the base ball champ loaahlp of the world. - Four straight victories I for the Braves over the once peerless but still wonderful Mackmen. What a mar veloua acbtevement! Not one fan in every million in this' land,; great as he may have thought the Braves, . pre dicted such a thing as, has come to pass the doling out by ; the Braves to the Athletics (of four successive beatings. Vr .";-;.V':-. : ' . ' v The Braves won todsy. as they won the other three games,' not through Itfck, not because they got the breaks of the game, - but because; they out played the Athletics in every, depart ment of - the game They : outbstted the slugging Philadelphtaas. they out flelded them, they outpltched , them, they outcaught them and they outran them.r And by their remarkable show ing tn this series they deserve to rank ahead, of the Athletics they deserve trf h Tiiaeed on the pinnacle of the baseball world vso that all should pay I mem nonaage. . - t -, Reversal Old Not Coras.'- .::',", ' There was nothing flukey sbout the Braves' first victory in Philadelphia on Friday. They fairly crushed the Ath letics that day. They played a game then that caused the experts to predict that they would be the next champions of the - world unless they ; showed a tttlln reversal of r form." But the reversal did not come, nor did the , Mclnnls,'lb ,.... rrk". come. The Braves held to-, WalaX cf gether-because they, are welded into one solid, compact mass ins; no In baseball at the ' present time has been able to stop. ; . '.'' . '.'-': The Braves wbnj Saturday -because James, the huge Boston twirler, held the enemy in the rli of his hand and because of the 'great infield of the Braves, which backed biai at critical moments and checked any - Athletic raiiv. thaf started. The Braves, won vC-a Monday because they showed .their H wonderful .gacrf ri Decause; mey began too loom up as:daagsrons the defense behind Rudolph tightened; the infield executed some of the most mar velous plays ever seen on any ball field and the Athletics were helpless In their attempt to batter their way to victory.." V- C .-Ty ; Scored en Schmidt's Out. ' The Braves took the lead ; in the fourth Inning y by- scoring one run. Evers walked and went to second ca Connolly's out Whitted singled, send-; Ing Evera to third and "Trojan John ny scored on Schmidt's ouC 1- The Athletics Ued things up ta their half of the fifth on Barry's sizzle and Schang's out, which advanced hlzi to second, sod on Shaw key's douhla Bar-. ry reached. homev . J :t ; -.-; Then.it was the 4.263 ; shiverinj fans, shrieking and begging for tha Braves to break the tie, had ,the!r shrieks answered. For It was ia their half of the fifth that the Braves crash ed their way. to victory. - . - - With two out Rudolph surprised him self and the fans by uncorking a single. Mono followed with a double, sendlag Rudolptf to third. Evers stepped up. and with a count of 3 to 2 picked out one -of Shaw key's fast ones and j:cr.t It sailing to center. Rudolph and Mcr an scoring while the crowd weat mad and the musicians hammered out fierce blasts of joy on : their wind Instrq ments. . ' ' - .. -. .- .-. - Following is the' box score . of the flaal.game: . ' - '- , PHILADELPHIA. - ; . ' - - Clubs : - t AD ft CH PO A 13 Murphy, rf Oldring, If Collins, 2a Baker, 3b . . - 3 1 0 '0 1 0 0 3 1 1 15 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 4 1 0 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0; 0 0 Barry, ss Schang, c Fhawkey.'p Pennock, p ..;.... " Totals ';;.i;41 7 24 It 0 ' EC yTON. ' : aubs :.. v A3 R EH PO u::a!ii -.. L.UDOLPH. ' . i. .-.hlcties were the 1 tlit I Lr.ve faced cf U.3 c:! r seven ' e:.; cri.acr. I C avt t:.: r I ' I C.tt i:y tutatlcx'I . r r-.i t'..3 .' th - . V. - t . -; -1 cr . Ar. ;rl:aa 't ir.y z,xc:zzi cr f rrfzl-frr.r h aa.: la- ..Vthis-thr.- ' .-. r.TT,--- ; Tr S1'.- f t " H th3 islands, showing both local and-.. r:il Hcrr..i:.3 i;::-r niaht UcLl- Icru lVV-it c?9 frl.' 1.3 the c.a:h ia c--rrs. Ccach SullU rcrtaat cascaai , games,: "Jw, vrVcf D"a u::l ta Hay ea Cyracasa 3 5af UVv f . , ,,...v.,i fn a throughout the Islands. ; This .year he. the to th3 Lraaas cr tis iormer cnarge3 ilt City.:. '-, - 't " : t a a Ya le - has put ' in an unheard of r: -at cf ;' wc:h'"cn fcrw? rd '.- tassir.3 .:. ;j la:t w;..t:r..- Thr ' :rlag "f rac 1 1 " 3 .was lar; Ay dc clci to this Ir.r.ch cf the "-.rrn. s was 'th? 'early j r. :t!;3 f 3 I -Thri-.vlar t'..3. tall at a i, a..:oht'ca .V - wall cf the CirLcacd r?'ra ha3 t::n c:.3 of the I'.v-l-i. T:ih Va!3 tri Trlacctca are In t'.-.e crca r ar.e fcr keers this fall tJal -iucceis...-. vTw --haa.. &wt been cearly the interest ia th& game this year that has been shown in, former aasoav -neither iuayers xior -apecta- tcrs being keen, for the ..tournament. Then ala, several army players who woil.l .ar-A nterpd .vera .nrevntftd has played with the- Hawaii team.in fraia dcing io by the-Held" -exercises What Preston Wants to Know." ; It is tinder rules; made by ? the au- - T clvay? r fnrwsr.l fst. ,lLa Cc--j-.llaci la tr tenth Inning 'of o- 'iv'i rir-.-.Kwhen. he let'E'ush preme JUody that players Are signed Ja , tae box with 23.520 fans on by -van temsr. playing under r-t 8hrielcjnz jahs .s, may . have. beJo ganixed basebalL , 3. -,: - 1 f Ia .v. rL, v.-.a nar b it dhl not Evers, a .. Connolly.1 If Mann, If Whitted.. ;f Schmidt," lb 4 3 2 2- 3 4 uun uj v . . . r7 T.r'.l nii rushing i.ifaranvWe$Trt. r-r.r tudement iof . DeaL 3b ;..... 3 1 1 0 0 0 9. 0 3 0 1 1 1.12 0 8 0 0 1 Rudolph, p i 1 1 ;o A 0 6 r, 0 0 0 2 E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 tempt ,to fathom -I3 why if. Is that ' t... -- i,vj fard th same the .Oahu League,, holding down ; firs-f hcM during the last teir-days ia the) ?he ,p,f??I,ll-?.as-'did- Bush "la the tenth andZflnal lase cr t:i cutfieid position. A I neighborhood f :chofield-: Carracka. Fcreaairx was' given . 14;-c'tea.ia-;. Probably th4913thnrnameat -.will te the primary erection, leaaing 1 tKseii held in .the erlaz 1-Tha craves showed their :wonaer-1 uuuwe piay. w "J aa -... la the.Iirih' dhitrict and tel. r kighi:R T" "Vc' a'"" . ' . -h ia oth t fu! f'-htins spirit y-terday a spiritfen bases. Philadelphia .4. Etca 5. mia fcrrercacaUtive'-tyr'. pr6xh-t?-; l-r -1 p.jq t-t 'rtTV5': ' J?e contrary; why he cannot break f thd;iIn(j that ncthing daunts. Ncth- First base on-balls. Chawh?y 2. Tn lr 4CD vctes: ...V'-;..vWv'l..t'iM'0-v-...-J i.Ul-;ir'l.tM contract, under penalty--of being too L..j cr ir-saie for nock 2,'Rudolrh 1.- tr-ci cut. : ly 't EmocraUc campaign r.anar' - (QUlTr 1 I "CHTA!2L?ft- 1, iheaf15fi-"ft, which -Stn' toaccci : .h ca: a lall field. Peznack 3r.-::':h 7, : F: ; -3 tail,. ganized baseball unless. he shou! fhan-J t Vr: 1 ,v... A h ih.4a nila: Umcirti. Plate. Err: . . . . r- . . .A L il L 1 1 W -I V W - - - . ere laclariiig V that'' they. 'iwl.I - ii;.-t F-mandez, which . -declar&tlca w ill 1 ha fci3 frlcads-gct out and'werk ell the harder.' He Kcrved in the 'leslsla- v?ri v "1 tve ta put in a lot ture cf 1S11 and was a valued meratrr, ca a c : - 3 ta hold it while i Ir.trcduclnT a numner 01 tills to Kk... ; t t.V.s 1 :rve "the -1 rr- -- . 5- ; ' il e - ' "J tsd cry foraci rtu Otr f rfp?- ration ' ' r r I - -i ;;ici ' C: !it 1 r-. - ? ewV-'-.I'.V.VA . LUC 1 : c ere t::rl. er.uugh circs la tl.2 lrai: . ) to; keep 1 1 . .j u Ij c.:j c! tha strc.-:t that I as, ever - ! ;;a cr:a at Carahridie. Paul V.'Ithla: tea " la .to be .ia charge of It, -rhl.-a !3 t ihTr.rc":aa why-it thca'.d te : t:oa Murrey c! last year's will tiwl lly be one after the iateresta-cf the -people of the "AS fL.l PREVIOUS YEAR ; . The attendance at.- the j first four ranes cf: this year': world's eeries c e repares,: favorably with lh2t-' of , last year whea At Is conslderedthat two of. the gsmes. a year agb-were played ta Kew-Ycrk. fi. s , ' -!." .r- '; 'r': ;.Here, are the 'official figures t the total attendance nd receipts: ; i bases, -mid -brand; right fie'. I, F'r.eea. f:;li. - V cf the lachs. tad there, fs a hest 'efj score cf .4 to I, takingthe city series puhiic r.3 well as privtte school ma tt rial that is ct haai. '; - . Fc-ter Cahferi was C'-':k t3 admit th;t'he-'.r-ew came is superior tothe c'd, tn creased ta it underVthe s. t. GIAriTG-TAKE CITY; SERIES -V 1 TctaJ for Four Games.' if.,"t.: --Vr.vi rota! paid attendance 4 POLO Gr.OUNBS, NEW YORK. Total receipts v. ... The New York Nationals today defaaVJiat'I Commisslon'f 'harei.'i' 2273.SD cd the - New -York- Americans by -Si Each dub's share '..w;,i '?-. r40,633.2 . . . . . . - - 11H III . 1LCI puj oe remsiaiea w Its gooa i.-accj. ri.,.., v.- nt world-tr i-Again. Preston will eek to: Uara ;?r;,rt T,?.af"- r Vtr-'.ht tints and .why. the - player : is under obIIa, f ; ; Jill tlons ;to; thosewho contract f.r, his . f !s:vrf tH I iT-lifa crlftaS "i tervices, whereas the club , itself can -ed- 'a; ' Z ttl JZl SSJni (thftn-'.fmM -r-A.:, ,t- :tner.ts' and hecan i? their own defense : :itr.7"L"y" olcu'' b:Vm & n-r -r Li everr crises. :itr,,r Vj;v-'-l The Athletlre. grin.- determined and -prise me. I knew my boys could tzl www vw.lv(w i ... - - - 7. - - a fpur.gatnestocn I1 layers' share 121.89318 Lxet Year's Fisurea Feor XUmeai vi Total aitendaHee i1. ,v:.VV...H4.310 O'TOOLE.DACIC TOiFI.lATES fNat'l Commission's -share., 23,030.35 .-I ; 1 Each -club's ahare. 45,084.63 Vi i - - CPy Its? SlaiU. .' JPlayeraVshare . ;V-. . 1 -125.163.S9 rre: 1 ru!:s. lie r remises ta thowl 'PlTTwJJURO. aiarty-, U Tooie, ftne ; Each Boston clayer receives 12,813.- sere 3 cewhahles'ia open play with; -2.C0a r'tcher, has been turned. back' 05 for participation in-the worldra e- tU t: ".rr., t. rv te.w.'that.he adepted. lti ta the 1 1 rates by. Manager Mcoraw. tn. ries,t while each 'Philadelphia player . j: -.v 3 .,v.to VI- . t - a Clin rito fk'TAn! u-Btf nnrrh a OD(1 str ' -re: c'l game, js now fcy. the. New. York club at the walyerl Twenty -six? Boston , players share tr: '. V.'t.h r;'L? ea, but 5::;:v -it. It aerears,.as uarney- Dreyruss; - oners :of the fi-i ' r. o rates, lost ho time la--security frrnQ Tft IfJUAnP fJPlVmnK i :t the ma- I rice whea .the Giants ; were still "in. 273,183.44 and 21 Philadelphia -players any fane the - ninning for "the 1914 - tKMnanLjilivide- $fS.753,62.'U,5- 'frv4i - vL.' . Lives a,a. aa...'h. sheer , gize liked.."- --v- :r rr.en a-chaace Is teurad to j.be O'TooIe's name to a Pittsburg contract i Sot next seasouv; : ..r 4?iv.er .'-V-.C-.t good a line as comparative scores can1 f ?y LateetMatl j CHICAGO. President qlmore lias Tufts Will rlay.'tclh; Jlarrsrd Vand Dartneuth , this fall.-t-ei -vUl.do well? to keep all-It3 f.rst tr;:: -ne game j or ooia ir.ese gaz-.f!, aicu ww. wcavib :.oub, .u..riiuiuu, Yfii-lr and that four nossible" sites for be of the tourhest. . r.ay .will. rate', moutli reverses the ordei-r playing 'the: lJI decided onJ New York; vT - ; "1X7, Vlf . . announced that .ihet .Federal League a in the; giver for while Harvard Iays,.Tufts? nlannm the 'invasion' firNew reTersellhlen Harvard -and Dartmouth:yhy showiTtgs against both Princeton' ard Princeton game, and, just before meel-j JY, J 1 TrtV-and thtse:rames .wlll. rtve . V si g: Pcsylvania; JC JuJd and King lUund and IdcKeevet . Arjrahrite and Hoogs, bye.-.V 7 vArgabrita and Hoogs;.. '..N-.i'v.:;-'-J.--. -r::r-'" -:'"'-''-. ' -".-r 'fy--. " r - Kltlejohn and ; Davis, bye:;. . ( M.Tj'-' w) 'K H, ' " ''..--'' !-;'4ir'- '; . ' :;. v' i:-' J-'1: 1 -:r' '. : ."l;''.'.c--j j . .'; :!r' . .'r-'-'--' '.V 'V-:-,'.-;":;".. r.;;-:!i;' ?-'J- ::- v-: U;ifv: -'?7-.- "'Vr; 'JT V- .;-?- -r .. -', ; . . . -. '--v--- r V--V '"V 'V-' '--r ( -'--"v- ,-r-'v. Sr ' v v'"- "? Ecntoa'and ODowfia, ye';.i.: I r:V4f'.;:v-f;.-J?fV- V';:-- oi-.; vrV.. - I Ehlu4 and McKeetier ;- I vlundndMcKeeveT-.H; f A'3-6.'7.,Vr-;-'V c " . V rarniii' -1 :Ctitla "aiTd' Ltiwrey ;vl V: ' Castle and'lxwr.c.i : ''".'-"'; 'Vt":.Henoch and-Warent.bye-.tn.-;::...- 'r-:-r'-J--'i'Vr-.- . - : y ; Watcrhouse and Norton, eye f - ; Waterbous and Norton, f 1 : f ' 'v ? J" ; ?iv - '; ---:: -.''Beandilatch,Wet.,v rould be ' .There was a l half-witted . youth' , in Bridgetown to whom the neighboring farmer liked to offer; a. jeiuiy- and- a nickel; , i :'-'' sy: o - Gathered' about hlnx In a "circle on market fiayi the farmers, one after an- otherwould. say: ; -::'f-.. '-".y-. ? - rT'Now, ;whicn'U yerV nave, Peter? Here's; a cent here's a' njckel-take yput chqce.M .' .'. : h ' ( . 1 . ' r.And invariably loolish Peter would choose the cent rather thin the nickel, and , the. farmers before auch Incredible foollshness rwould roar, witb, laughter and : slap their legs noisily with their brown .handtL fA-f -r-i.; tvh-C- r Teter, a man said one day f why is It you- always take the cent, instead of - the Inickel?!.;. ; r;,rsJ-';. ' , X Peter grinned a very cnnninis grin. ; V: ?Suppose I took tne tiickeU'V said hev "Would l;ever get the chance to take another one? Totai .:it a 27 is o -ClubS--'- : n. Philadelphia f.."..D 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-rl Among other things Preston -will at' na Connie .Bubstitvtsd sor.e otheri Boston ..';....'..0 0 0 1 2 0 8 0 3 Bummaxy 1 wo-tase mu, a. .1, Shawkey, Moraa.- Jilts,' c!f hak:y 4 ih fire innla-ra; eff Peaaeck 2 ii three inntn;s. Stolen tan-. V.'lttci.' bound to the xlub . that he 'Joins for . ,.v 1 r mhabiv.-wnrae ' u .wueuiuie jicrjuu,.. wujr'U .au.pwa- w,4 FI-'-v!raC -'riL tKHEV MY E0YS WOULD ;C:LIV:n,SAYSGTALL!::G3 v ; "i By Latest ilalll'r j . . BY GEOHGE STALLING 3. "... E03TON.- I woa't say anything ncrv 1 I except 'that the result dees not sur- ell today In a wayC would deliver. - Ia my exrcrlsace'&a.a Is"behind aLTllu to th--'0 P' think their old. tat-' basebalhmanar I have r.;rer seen a ?nirpdtatr t-i co:r.--.tackthat they, team like the present Craves teaea. Lathed states. For instance, the Chi-, . r,-w v hai-v,'i public will hear more of them next year. . fViUVUiVUV . . - . . . ... . . . f . for,theIr.franchise and the San Fraa ri'P Cisco baseballrteam has refnsed aaPct ut:3t?t a-xtla.?.,M1a.- oner) or s40u,uoo.; , Such a sale ..would give the purchaser the players' con- tracts and the "clubV franchise, which stipulates that' no other club of. or ganized baseball can be formed In the m V. m -V? "fon8entr f tnati 1 ;' -V.The appended composite- score of the four world's aeries gases shows rv- uuiiae,.,, ::;-v ?; ; jwhat was doae br each,Tlayer that took part in .the struggle. BOtOB-- 1 ! IT. 'V .-. i Mann, rt . .-V, . . ,MTfir HMeran, rf.. ' 1 n- '.-1 Evers. 2b..i: ; .' ' Connolly, lf.r' '. . ;J. 1 '.. t . i-.T. . :,t t : . 1 r ;' "leather, -Ut.lt.V.fw z 0 I AB.R. 1 B1C SB 7 1 2 0r 13 ...2'..;.i : .1. i5:i-.2,v 7;:- 1' 1 vO.; n;iKt to a Jci? A Very clever j white polka 3ot madras collar 1 v! 1 ruai proclaims at a rgIaho its superlative stnaxtrtess. v- Whitted. cf, . :i . . : ft .Z : Til?. . a 4 - . 2 Schmidt; ,vr.v ..;..'."' v"i7 2- GowdyV-c. ; ...t .-r.Vwi'iir.V.;. ; 11 : . 3 Maranvllle; ss. : ' ; DeaLsShu -1 iv :v.....ll James, p. i . ; ,". ,i . ".(,.'. t r . . v."' 4.- ,". w r5-3,n H' Kaaoipn,;P.-..j.,vi.i7.,.vyy .v;;,i.;ir;N,vv -r . ; - ? V Jl KiT TylerrKir;i;.Xi;;:r;V;.-.:a' 0- 0 0, 1 -V.- :V0-; -.C-l -.'.' S -is 2: 8 - 2. 72.: 5 52 20 20-7: 2 .' -' 7 0 '- '4 PO. A. 1-D 2 o 13 4 ' 12 r.5' 3 0 i; i l ' o o o o l , 0 0 6 Bat. Pet.' . .C77 .11 L . V V J f ,21 1 20tr ; .v .r:; - TTw leacJir; mea't ver too Lre Lie Ziher Cojljn ca ge cWi for ywr tut if r em have llM!ls!tat boUier. wrk for lut,4 oa dealers acfo j est yoy.-V." .4, . - j CCO. P. IOC CO MAKCM.TIIOT. H.Y. ............'. i . ; Team batting average. V. ... . Philadelphia - :' "' ' -? - y J Murphy, rf.;.,r;vr. Oldring. It .v. u.'-i. Baker. Sh, .i . . .v. . . . ; . Mclnnie, lb , S trunk, cf. V-V Barry, ss.. ....'. Schang. c. : . . . . , Wyckoff. p. -...il Plank, p.: Bender, p. j Shawkey f'ennoca ;. AJX BH.V SB.' PO. A. i'C; n' 4f t s a 16 15 14 16 14 i :-7 it 12 r 6 , 5' 2 ' o No 0 .;: 2 -"'1' ':.' 1 V'. 3 r . v 3 -. ;4 -?2;- :."-2; o 0 .1- 0' 0 4 ' ; - 0 0' 12 : jo -12 50 0 .V Totals C . . f '-' -4 .-- j.. . 0 0 1 v ; o 2 "0 o tov 0;-- 0 if ' '.3.'" ,;o 0 0 0 0 3. '.'4 i S . n y . i "2 ' 0 2'--'l " o. - r 21 d 1' 0 0 o 1 .0 o : o '' ... a. . .' o s . sir EaL' Pct. .187 '.TS7I 14 -.2:0 ;' .143 ; '.2SS .C71 .157 IX' ' - - Team' batting average.,. . .. .'.., 22'v2.-;ltl CI- .... -