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FINAL AVERAGES
r i
Philadelphia Americans Lead
in Club Fielding and Batting.
Three Nationals Tie in Club
Fielding Fignrs. .
SEASCTS FIOTiG records
James and Rudolph Pitch
Great Ball for Boston.
Coereham Won One and Lost
Three Daring Season.
Chicago, 111., Oct. J.O. The final of
ficial figures on the American and
National baseball clubs and players
wm announced here today, and the
dope bugs will now have all winter to
figure and make comparisons between
their favorite teams and individual
players.
In the National league Brooklyn
leads in club batting with 269 per
cent and New York is second with
PhiladelDhia third. In club fielding
Boston, St. Iouts and Pittsburgh tied
for first honors with New York next
on the list.
In the American league Philadel
phia leads in club batting with 270
per cent and Detroit is second. Phil
adelphia laso leads in club fielding
and New York takes second place.
Pitching Records.
The pitching records of the National
league show that Neihaus of St. Louis;
Hughes, of Boston; and Ritter of New
York lead with 1000 per cent. Coere
ham, the former Topeka Western
league pitcher who finished his first
year in big time with the Boston
Braves this year won one game and
lost three, thus making 250 per cent.
Two of the three leaders won one
game each and lost none and Hughes
won two and lost none. Rudolph,
who worked against Philadelphia in
te whorld's series Frdlay won 32 and
lost only eight games during the sea
son. Mathewson of New York won 23
and lost 13 during the season.
In the American league two pitch
ers won one game each and lost none,
thus making 1000 per cent. These are
Davies of Philadelphia and Cooper of
Boston. Bender, who was knocked
out of the box by the Boston Braves
In Friday's world series game, won 17
and lost three games during the sea
son. Reynolds, another Topekan with
Detroit won 5 and lost 3 with a per
centage of 625.
The official figures are as follows:
American Club Batting.
Club
Philadelphia Detroit .....
Boston
Cleveland ..
AB. R. H. SH. SB. Pet.
..B124 749 1382 217 22S .270
..5106 CIS 1305 204 213
..BIOS 589 1279 177 194
..5144 538 1259 15U 13
256
.251
.245
.244
.242
.241
.228
St. Tuis
..5094 523 1244 145 234
Washington 6118 671 1239 176 223
Chicago wraj mi ian ai
New York 4998 536 1138 141 252
American Club 'Fielding.
Club G. PO. A. K.
Pet.
Philadelphia ...158
New York 157
Boston 159
Detroit 157
Washington 158
Chicago 157
4207 1944 220
4185 2078 239
4363 1940 247
4230 2277 282
4245 1973 270
4184 2205 293
4250 2044 310
.962
.958
.958
.956
.953
.952
St. Louis u
Cleveland 157 4164 2007 308
Leading Pitching Records.
Player G BB. SO. W. L. pet.
Davies, Phils 1
Cooper, Boston. 10
Bender, Phlla 28
Bressler, Phlla. 29
Leonard, Boston.... 36
Wood, Boston 18
Pennock, Phila 29
Plank, Phlla 34
Caldwell, New York.31
Ruth, Boston 4
Shore, Boston 20
I.athrop. Chicago 19
Wyckofr. Phlla 32
Reynolds, Detroit... .26
Coveleskie, Detroit. .44
Wolfgang, Chicago. .35
Foster, Boston 32
Boehllng, Wash 27
Shawkey, Phlla 38
Johnson, Wash 51
R. Collins, Boston. -.39
Weilman, St. Louis. 44
J. Bu?h, Phlla 37
Boumgardner, St. L45
Dauss. Detroit 45
Hamilton, St. L 44
Gregg. Boston 29
W. James. St. L....44
Kngel, Washington.. 35
Main. Detroit 31
Cavet, Detroit 31
Faber, Chicago 40
Cole, New York 38
3 4 1 0 1.000
12 5 1 0 1.000
65 108 17 3 .859
56 95 12 3 .800
68 173 19 , 5 .772
34 70 9 3 .750
65 89 9 3 .750
42 112 15 7 ..682
52 92 17 8 .68)
7 2 2 1 .667
31 54 10 5 .667
15 5 2 1 .667
103 86 12 7 .632
41 26 6 3 .625
100 124 21 13 618
31 61 8 5 .615
52 86 14 9 .609
72 92 12 8 .600
72 90 16 11 593
74 221 26 18 .5 1
61 78 18 14 .563
83 122 18 14 .563
79 103 15 12 .556
81 84 12 10 .545
88 149 19 16 .543
99 112 19 16 .53
83 67 10 9 .526
111 103 16 15 516
74 39 7 7 J6W
58 51 5 5 .500
41 50 8 8 .500
66 85 8 8 .501
51 43 9 9 .500
National Club Batting.
Club AB. R. H. SH. SB.Pct.
Brooklyn 6143 622 13S3 ISO 19 .29
New York -5153 672 1355 135 235
Philadelphia 6112 652 1335. 159 137
Boston 5204 657 1307 219 131
St. Louis 5050 558 1254 182 191
Chicago 5052 04 1230 192 167
Cincinnati 4990 530 1177 148 213
Pittsburg 5150 603 1197 152 148
.263
.261
.251
.248
.243
.236
.232
National Club Fielding.
Club O. PO. A. E. Pet.
Boston 158 4261 2168 237 .964
St. Louis 167 4271 2089 236
Pittsburg 168 4212 2063 223
New York ...156 4165 2034 253
Brooklyn - 154 4112 tm 250
Chicago 156 4250 1896 311
Cincinnati 157 4158 2115 321
Philadelphia 164 4130 2022 320
.964
.9Ht
.361
.960
.952
.951
.950
Leading Pitching Records.
Player G. BB. SO. W. L. Pet.
Nlehaus. St. Louis.. 8 7 5 1 0 1.000
Hughes, Boston 2
Ritter. New York... 1
Mamaux. Pittsburg. 13
James, Boston 46
Rudolph, Boston... .41
Doak, St. Louis 36
Tesreau, New York. 42
Altchison, Brook'n..7
Pfeffer. Brooklyn. ..43
Alexander, Phila 43
Mathewson. N. Y....41
Fromme, New York. 37
Vaughn, Chloago....42
Mattison, Phila 15
Baumgartner, Phlla 15
Strand. Boston 16
4
. 4
24
118
61
83
128
11 2
4 1
29 5
156 27
137 32
117 18
1.000
1.000
.833
.818
.M0
.720
.703
.688
.676
.667
.639
.615
.606
.600
.600
.600
571
182 26 11
62
85 11 5
92 134 23 11
75 210 28 14
23 79 23 13
43 66 8 5
111 165 20 13
23' 28 3 2
16 22 S 2
23 33 3 2
66 46 8 6
73 102 18 14
91 1U 17 14
139 158 23 20
81 100 17 16
37 60 11 10
86 116 20 19
103 139 16 16
34 , 20 6 C
46 49 4 4
39 27 3 3
26 27 3 3
23 21 2 2
8 10 1 1
Crutcber, Boston
Salle, St. Louis 46
Perrltt, St. Louis.. ..40
Cheney, Chicago 50
trooper Pittsburg... 40
Humphries. Chi 34
Mayer, Philadelphia. 48
Tyler, Boston 38
Hess, Boston 14
Zabcl. Chicago...... .29
Kantlehner, Pitts... 21
Davis. Boston 9
K. Brown. Brook'n.ll
ISnzmann, Brook'n.. 7
.548
.535
.531
.524
.513
.500
.600
.500
.500
.500
600
.500
, JSbe "If you Insist upon knowing, there
are two reasons why I can't marry you."
He "And they are?" She "Yourself and
another man" Jud-e
KC 0?JATitR8
Ty Cobb's Record Shows Great
. est Baseball Record. . '
Georgia 491ugger' Has Led His
League Since 1907.
BAKER ALSO LEEDS km
Philadelphia Swatter Gets Nine
Home Bans This Season.
Daubert Leads National Hit
ters With Per Cent of .329.
Chicago. Oct. 10. For the eighth
year in successioon Ty Cobb of Detroit
and Georgia has won the batting cham
pionship of the American league. Fig
ures published here today final though
unofficial give Cobb a- percentage for
the season Just closed of 368. In the
National league Jake Daubert of Brook
lyn retains the title as champion, with
.329, though several batters in a dozen
games or so have higher percentages.
Complete records for Cobb and Daubert
for the season follow:
O.AB.R H.2B SB HR.SH.BB. I
Cobb 97 345 127 22 11 2 6 34
Daubert 126 474 88 15$ 1 7 S3 24
In 1907 Cobb led the American
league race, for the first time with an
average .353. Since then he has been
champion with .324 in 1908; .375 in
1909; .385 in 1910; .420 in 1911; .410
in 1912 and .391 In 1913. In 1913
Daubert succeeded Zimmerman as
champion with an average of .346.
The .SOO Hitters.
The "three hundred batters" of the
American league number fifteen and
include Cobb, Detroit, .368; Pick,
Washington. .343; Collins, Philadel
phia, .339; Jackson, Cleveland, 339;
Speaker, Boston, .338; Smith, Cleve
land, .333; Hoblitzel, Boston. .324;
Baker. Philadelphia, .319; Mclnnis,
Philadelphia, .319: Crawford, Detroit,
.318; Fournier, Chicago, .811; Bar
bare, Cleveland, .308; Cree, New York,
.302: Roth, Chicago, .302; C. Walker.
St. Louis, .300.
Maisel, New York, heads the base
stealers with 73 and Baker, Philadel
phia, leads in home runs, with nine.
There are sixteen batters in the Na
tional League doing .300 or better as
follows: Roche, St. Louis, .667 (11
games)
games)
Wiltse, New . York, .667
Piese, New York, .500
Erwin, Brooklyn, .348
Steele, Brooklyn, .333
Stand, Boston. .333
(10
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games) ;
games) ;
games) ;
games) ;
Daubert, Brooklyn,
.329
Becker, Philadelphia, .322; Dalton,
Brooklyn, .321; Wheat, Brooklyn, .317;
Magee, Philadelphia. 315; Connolly,
Boston. .314: Stengel, Brooklyn, ,313;
Whelan, Chicago, .304; Fisher, Chi
cago, .300; H axeman, Chicago, .300.
The three leading pitchers in the
National are James, Boston, with 27
and 6; Rudolph, Boston, 32 and 8; and
Doak, St. Louis. 18 and 7
In the Federal League Kauff, In
dianapolis, again is ahead in batting,
but the figures do not include the final
games In the east where rivals still
have a chance. .
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Won. Iat.
Pet.
Indianapolis ..88 65 .576
Chicago 86 66 .567
Baltimore 83 69 .547
Buffalo 80 70 .533
Brooklyn 76 75 .5J3
Pittsburg 69 84 .451
Kansas City 67 84 .444
St. Louis 56 90 .284
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg First game.
Score: R. H. E.
Buffalo 1 15 4
Pittsburg 0 6 2
Batteries Ford and Blair; Knet-
zer and Berry.
Sixteen innings.
Second game Score: R H E
Buffalo 0 1 2
Pittsburgh 3 6 0
Called end sixth; darkness.
Batteries Anderson and Allen; Le.
clair and Roberts.
At Baltimore Score: R. H. E.
Brooklyn 4 15 0
Baltimore 5 11 4
Batteries Bluejacket and Watson:
Smith and Jacklitsche.
New York City Series.
- Score: R. H. E.
Giants 010 000 0001 6 1
Yankees 000 000 0022 8 0
Batteries Tesreau and Meyers;
Warhop and Sweeney.
Chicago City Series.
Score: R. H. E.
Cubs 000 200 0002 4 1
Sox 001 000 0001 5 3
Batteries Humphries and Bres-
nahan;Benz and Schalk.
FOOTBALL COACHES ARE EXPECTED TO USE
TO GET ON THE SIDELINES AND THUS
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OP AS A'POC A KOI
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A new football rating this fall wiD keep the coach ea off the sidelines.
Perhaps sosae of the hrifffcter f their namber will be able to think up ciever
fa&W 2l""Tw. AFif&6r'imjWWt?M Wf&m&l
United
FOOTBALL III EAST.
First Match Games of Season Are on
Today's Schedule.
New York. Oct. 10. Games between
teams of more equal strength today
marked the passing of the practice sea
son on eastern college gridirons and the
results are expected to show a marked
change in the playing form of the teams
that usually enter into the final reck
oning for championship honors.
Yale and Harvard will play against
worthy foes. Yales line up against Le
high, the eleven that last Saturday de
feated Carlisle. The Lehigh eleven is
rated highly by its followers and is ex
pected to give Yale a real test. Har
vard will face the strong Washington
and Jefferson team.
Washington and Jefferson scored IOC
points against Dickinson last Saturday.
Princeton will play Syracuse and is
expected to register another triumph, as
there has been no word of exceptional
power at Syracuse.
The principal games in the east fol
low: Harvard and Washington and
Jefferson at Cambridge; Yale and Le
high at New Haven: Princeton and
Syracuse at Princeton; Pennsylvania
and Lafayette at Philadelphia; Cornell
and Carlisle at Ithaca: Dartmouth and
Williams at Willimstown; i Brown and
Amherst at Providence; : Navy and
Pittsburg at Annapolis; Army and Rut
gers at West Point: George town and
Virginia Medical College at Washing
ton; Ford ham and Rochester at Ford
ham. -
Friday Football Results.
The following are the results of Fri
day's football games:
Emporia High school, 20; Burling
ton, 0.
Pratt High school, 33; Meade, 0.
Missouri Wesleyan, 12; Warrensburg,
Normal 7.
Fairmount, 55; Pittsburg Normal, 0.
Ft. Scott, 12; Cherokee, 0.
Oklahoma A. M., 134; Phillips U., 0.
LEVIXSKI WINS FIGHT.
Gunboat Smith Outpointed In New
York Bout Friday Night.
New York, Oct. 10. Battling Le
vinsky of this city outpointed and out
fought Gunboat Smith of California in
a 10-round 1 out here Friday night.
Levinsky weighed 172. Smith was
ten pounds heavier. Smith did all the
leading in the first four rounds, in
each of which he had a fair margin.
Levinsky woke up in the sixth and
waded into the gunner with rights and
lefts to the body. Smith landed oc
casionally, but Levinsky had all the
better of it, rushing Gunboat hard to
ward the end.
No K. V. Red Cross Game.
Lawrence, Kan., Oct. 10. There is
no chance for an exhibition football
game in Kansas City between the Jay- i
hawkers and the Haskell Indians for i
the benefit of the American Red Cross
Society, according to W. O. Hamilton, j
manager of athletics at Kansas uni-
r-
,BVanMssMMMMs-
if
States Marine Ban d at Auditorium
versity, who stated that it would be
Impossible to secure permission from
the Missouri Valley conference for
such a game.
GALENA WINS GAME.
Kansas City Blues Lose Friday's Game
by 3 to 1 Score.
Galena, Kan.. Oct. 10. Galena won
from the Kansas City Blues 3 to 1
Friday. The Blues were unable to hit
Blunk at times when a hit would have
counted and their score was made on
an error. The score: R H E
Kansas City. . . .100 000 000 1 S
Galena. 001 000 011 3 7 1
Batteries: Allison and . Giebel,
Blunk and Bell.
HE'LL BE WITH THE
RED SOX NEXT YEAR
Mike McNally.
Manager Bill Carrigai of the Bos
ton Americans has notified the own
ers of the St Paul American Asso
ciation team that he has exercised
his option of recall on Mike McNally.
the shortstop loaned to the Saints
this season. Mike has been clouting
the ball for an average of .278 ana
has made a umi recciid in the field.
CLEVER METHODS
FOIL THE NEW RULE
jfry -ate foexe GoAC
fgTTtt3 IN w St MM
There ia just one clianrs for theav.
ways of eluding the aew rule, .
7f- J
October 31.
COAST STAR TO
PLAY WITH SOX
Tinners Qurnhw.
' "Pinners' Quinlan, eonsidered one
of the best outfielders who has ever
played in the Pacific Coast league,
will report to the Chicago White Sox
at the close of the Coast league sea
son. Quinlan is the lad who finished
last year with the St. Louis Na
tionals and was farmed to Oakland in
the spring ef 1914.
KIIIGIITS OF COLOUS
Celebration of TJtndlng of - Columbus
m Monday Evening.
Next Monday evening, October 12, the
Knights of Columbus, their families
and friends will celebrate, in the club
rooms at 201 East Eghth street, the an
niversary of the landing of Columbus
in America. The day, which is of un-i
vernal hstorical significance, is cele
brated by the councils of the Knights
of Columbus throughout the United
States.
Rev. Patrick Mclnerney, - a Kansas
City lecturer of established reputation,
will deliver the address. The presence
of Father Mclnerney, who is a brother
of the temporary pastor of the Assump
ton church, will lend an especial inter
est to the meeting as his name has been
persistently rumored in connection with
the appointment of a permanent rector.
The presiding officer of the meeting
will be Rev. F. M. Hayden whose ready
wit is never more in evidence than
when serving in that capacity. A
musical program will be furnished by
Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Master Walter
Griley and Mr. R. N. Lattner.
HARD FTQHT SUNDAY.
Vol lands and Rock Islanders Play at
League Park Tomorrow Afternoon.
The second game of the post-season
Topeka City league series will be
played Sunday afternoon at League
park, - and if the Voilands win the
series will be over. However, the
Rock Islands will make the fight of
their lives and still have high hopes
of winning the pennant and cup for
the railroaders.
Parnell will do the pitching for the
Rock Island team and Simpson will
work again for the Voilands. The
game will be called promptly at
o'clock. - j .
BASEBALL TODAY.
Federal.
Brooklyn at Baltimore. 2, cloudy.
Buffalo at Pittsburg, 2, cloudy.
Hopeless Luag Trouble Cured.
Many recoveries from Lung Troubles
sr j due to Dr. BetTs Pine-Tar-Honey. It
strengthens the Lungs, checks the Conga
and gives relief at onee. Mr. W. 8. Wil
kin. Gates, N. C writes: "I used Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey in a case given up
as hopeless an It effected a complete
cure " Oct a bottle of Dr. Bell's. Plne-Tax-Honey.
If your cough Is dry ana
harking let it trickle down the throat,
you will surely get relief. Only 25c at
your Druggist. AtW
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circus that eclipses
joy- ov uiQwiu o
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A CIRCUS that IS A CIRCUS
In Its world -wide quest for
novelties, tne Hagen-beck-Wallace
Circus bas assembled
for 114 the greatest galaxy
of arenic celebrities ever seen
together at one time.
The Radcliff e
Graod Opera House, Fridaj Afternoons, at 4 o'clock
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Mme. Johanna Gadski
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Seats en Sale ai Reehr' Mask Stare, fetrnsbsf Octaber ItHk -Scale
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Mme. GerviDe- Reasche November 13th
Renowned French Contralto
Mr. Eft-en Zimbalist ... .November 27th
Celebrated Violinist
Mr. Josef Lhevinne . ....... .January 15th
World Famous Pianist
Miss Louise Llewellyn ...... .February 12th
Soprano. Folk Songs in Costume
Mr. Cecil Fanning .March 5th
American Baritone
Mme. Schumann-Heinle . ........ .April 16th
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Season Tickets for the entire series of 7 concerts, $7 .50, $6.00 and $S.M
Subscriptions received and reservations made now. Oood seats still
available.
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Best set ef teeth .....$S.OO
Oood set ef teeth $&0
Geld crown. 22K $5.00
Porcelain crowns $4.00
Bridge work, per teeth. .... .$-
OeWfilllngs $LOO and ap
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