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PAGE 6
ALL PHILS
HEED IS SIX
STRAIGHT
And Unless They Take
’Km From Grants,
It’s All Off
TELLING SERIES
BEGINS TODAY
Three Double-Headers
On Polo Ground’s
Series
BY W. C. HAMILTON
flof* Cnrmn-’Tilrit I'm!*!
NEW YORK, Frp* f> Thr V
ground* x»ill Wwi b" the **nf >f
thr onlv iTVrrnrrinr * * " Vi
f innal Irugup In ' b* * n a W 1 to a
nd fhi- vprtr F 1 n wRb *>• Pb
llr »>nd Gian (* *••mg • and in (’"•
do<ibie-h»Ad«r* in many d*\- •
gor< li«n'* # xp*m trd tn run mm*
Ihan ankjr doep. nr 'hr 0 -tr- h.n
r, Jrjid now of right enin**
Bv winning m\ sHuight hr F
Ur* rould. of coui .*»-. out lh" N* .
York I»*a.d to two gam**. bu« ’ v *
G.«nf« ;>robabt> ran «qur**l» on*
1.-aiN on*' vi<*orv with <>nr of '!"•
1« ham’** ttrd behind thrir n rv*
bark*.
A* thing'* now -tan! thr G:ar”
bv t»n fv* n brr-ak rn th* r rr
inr 32 catnrs. would flm*h th** i
mm with an avrragr of *1
Th*' Phillies. in ha* ev*»n< wo ’
havr to win 2a, losing only rrn**
ord**r to tie thr leaders.
To win thr pennant wh.lr ’ r
Giant* tr 1 nreaktng < vpn *h* I’t
lies would hrr.r to win 2*’ ard k •
only eight.
This provide** for a full rhedut*
Every gam** that • oatponed from
now on will help the Gian’ r.»u
fe<* It make* that many more game
the Phillip* will have to wir "’!
th* timr drawing rhorter.
Grover Cleveland Alex tnder’s dou
ble exertion on l.al*oi da\ w hen
Iwirp dropped the Dodgers w, p r
vent hi* ap.inran * to*.! \ in
likelihood, but It is altog* t.* - prob
able the big «tar will ? <k* a flin
«t the Giant* In one of the doum*-
bills, probablv working bn*h end
If he etar .« ;n good torm MG- >*
has been saving off hander- * fltng
against the Phil*
COMPLETE SEVEN
TENNIS MATCHES
IN TOURNAMENT
COMPLETE SEVEN
Seven were Hp»';ed !*«•
night in the Senior Tennis tourna
roent, Hollister defeating Shorw *-*l.
g-S and t*-2 in the feature of the
evening'* pla> Shield* defeated
Chandiee. Hutchinson wron from
Fitzgerald. Cobane troun* **l Smith.
Have* defeated Chrysler Frederica
beHt Jackaon, and Lewi* t* ok liar
ber into ramp
Today * tnatrhes
11. Frederick v« ta iU' * ■ "4i**t N
1; ,l*nnlnß» v*. * it- N 2 Is* *
v<». winner if .Lr.** Hov • t N-*
fi e V ea \• 0 ! i N< 4
erl.-k \e Cos! »n* No - -r- <•- 1 *
wiimer f I* * - M ■' ** *** g«
No. 6. Sin i . - \x h t N
Quinn ve. it <>»li \ « \ l intt- r
Wilt at all pi ■ jit Iv h • <* k
Thr West Porn! eleven w 1 h
tb« held tbi- tall Hit th«r ! h -*-n
no gain** with th< Nav\ . ch< duled
•nd i* Is not lik**i th?** ’t •* a*,
cient rhals will meet tint- * * :ir The
Pointer* are trxmg now tr» -* * ure i
new erhedtil* to t k- the pla r e of
the on • cancelled v • n th* war d<
parttn* r»t put th« ban on athletic* a
few months ,*g.i.
The All Star football w '1 -ta”
practice tonight a* 7 o’clock at
Northwestern flcbl und*r U* ch
I.eith Tonynj h an if r*n
football on his list and i**expe< ting
to turn out a cracking good t*am
He want** Ih* manager of the Car
ll*h* Indian* football team to ge* in
touch with him for a gam**
Tigers Win Ball Game, Beat
Peoria, Recruit Responsible
Walker Smashes In Winning
Run With Double In
Ninth
PEORIA. 111., S«-p» : Wa'K r. a
ynung«ter from Springfield, O. won
the game for the Tig* r* yesterday,
when hi* double in the ninth scored
Vouch from first with th* onl> run
of the game, a pot* it lon he reached
thru hi* single
The contest was a pitcher’* battle |
from the start, Mitchell holding f h<
Peoria team w»*I1 In check whlie
Willi* proved a stumbling ln- •
the plugging Tig* « Foster another j
newcomer, finish*<l for Ivtroit, and,
used fine Judgment in th* pine *
burn* mas the only Tiger to col
left more than on* hit. and two
double plays by Poor in helped k««:
the Tiger* from scoring until
la si Inning, ('obb secured <>n* *lt,g|*
In three ttlpa to th* plate, ma* -1*
lidced to second, but wait threw
out stealing third
Yell© and Warti. former Peoria
player*, held the center of the «ng.
both contributing one hit n «l \v*«
getting the run that beat hi* for
mer team mat* i. Ydle caught a
line ganie, hol«ltng the runnet -t»,
their ha*e* and keeping hi* pit* lien
well In hand.
The Tiger* know they Mttn have
a chance to land In third plate in
the league race and will continue
: tefctlng for that position, alth«>
Cleveland still top* Jennings men
by a comfortable majrgln IK»r»lt :
ha* been suffering because of poor i
pitching and once th* hurler* recov i
er their former form. Tlge ought to i
come thru again
One more game i* to be played I
•t Peona tml**.
STANDINGS
American Ixague
*TCMIIV.
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IMrall •*.*• *****
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Pf»*'<*r and M »r R* *:
and P'»s** - 1
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Tnn’ng- ' * * \ R H "
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p *t* -ure : : - - ■ :
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ins i*< . * * * * -1.-r*
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<* nsa ]-».<• a ha" and tv.;#.- »> l.‘rr
p -*•*• w- e • an ! Ft - r
STOCKING TAKES
UP NEW DUTIES
AT EASTERN HIGH
Will.am R S*ocking, forriie* •
coach of tw-*rr.p Central, where he
turne«S out champion Islp aggrega
’ion* in nearly **ver> bran w ■■ 4
*port for yeH - - be-n rr-*.]e -
*i»t.ant prin-:pa! of !»e*ror Eas'e-r,.
and w ill *»ar' h:« and iti*« ’he-e »!*h
s he Opening of *he n* w «em<-,**-r
Sept. In
- -~
Eastern He left h.s dir***'" ■ onn*-*
tion v.th ford ball .tr.d a-p**' L i
*e\era! y*ar*» ago Du* h* w*l! g *
hi* lnteres* and time to --c .-fr.g
randida** - for Eastern .« •*r - .»n <t
w ill en" ,por* in *- *r> •* -,
at the Boulevard school
S’o*k i** g g-a! .* t < f ’A
hams roiiegv i»n l wa- a ; r
Cfn*ra ! for r*,,ir.v *a-* He
-.gned coa-! »-<• n * *i
hi* dutie* H grad*- pnnrtpal.
Bill' 7*♦-»:,» •• a, jrhr- *
; l>raak m * re«tlir*g u- a'ch a- tr*-
Avenue 'heau-r F * - •> n\r • --
cu r, ng ’he -w*. f,i 1* n !»-- a- •»
minu’es The firs- ;< n *
j minute-- Demetrai -f ;*■•■«-
' ground on which * - haulerr a-l
S d4*ck. Draak ha-mg ; *-u-! r hour
: in a match *i*h Odd*)*-*
Johnny Me* it - - . i ' 4.- -4
Trim Clemen- swimming dir *t r nf
I'he Detroit V M C A for Atl*n*i<
' City w-.e-re he w |)1 • r-rrjpe*.. f->- -re
i national A A I* •• mining *
Saturday Metgger *. ",| en r ‘-r*-«)
;n th*- SSO-yard champion 1 ■;> r.nrj
>h*- mil** and a half N * Jr-r-**.- tr, •
[fare ,
BOX SCORE
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X'earS * *
Walker '
Burn*. !b 4 -• v r i t
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tell t-> t, v-.r hr - . hi •-.*.,;
ban to, la-k.n >T:r* t * Ini-I
*M*ting. an- ■..»*«
R*' f amp .1! *n-rl*. \o*.
ball and f.Mitha’l roach a* the Uni
verait4 of I»etroit stared a* aasl**-
ant coach under Tkiffr at tbe |»r
troit school yesterday afterno..m
AMERICAN LEAGUE WINNER MUST FACE
TOUGHEST SOUTHPAW COMBINATION IN BASEBALL
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tiyi w
BV PA„L PLR vAS
The dub tha* W n* ’!. Am* -
1* u -an-* nt. * b* * *d .j
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f h.e world series.
MoGraw s •> -••r.i ;r.*
he ftg^.’m». :> i• r ! S. •.; p -
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p*w agereg* on a.” e; . - * . . .*•
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has kept ;h» icon’s mv r. ,* ,r ,-ci
of *he Weld :n *h* Nat .or. • *c •
..mi .* *>n them he w .!. d-p* n*.
t. b' ng horn*• ,i «** r.d ■* - *.i -
ch *inpion*h :p * he p- ground-
When »h* Nx'ior • i* *g*.» r»-
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t.-e.r pcchtr.c ; .nd*
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F. O. B. Factory
MAXWELL
ONE-TON TRUCK
The? Maxwell Truck is a real truck, not a converted
passenger car.
The specifications include a heavy pressed steel
frame; Timken-David Brown worm and gear drive;
1 i.liken roller bearings; dropped forged I-beam front
axle; designed for generous overload stresses; rugged
rear axle housing, with worm and axle shafts of specially
heaf-treated alloy steel; heavy spring steel semi-elliptic
tprirgs, designed to overcome any road shock, and
artillery type wheels with steel rims and solid tires.
Thr Maxwell One-Ton Truck has all the features and
equipment that have proved their superiority within the
experience of this company as well as other truck
builders.
The use* to which this truck can be put are almost
limitless. Retailers, wholesalers, manufacturing con
cern* in fact, nearly every business house in the coun
try, as well as thousand* of farmers, are finding in the
Maxwell 1 ruck an efficient and economical meant of
transportstion.
I be Cunningham Auto Cos.
Woodftarri and Warren \%rk. Detroit. Mirh.
Grand i’ST) f ( G'gnd 4*oo
■-. M“>ntMy Pgyr* --t* Ar-ai*g*d If You Pr*t*r
DETROIT TIMES
Ice are among *he greatest s*mth
p.iw • in *1 game k!a> I ch<*se the
great.’** of \mer oar. league folk
hander* ,
\c,i■ n* • th. White Sox I chose
g.: 1;-■ - pitchfil. b> Stan l’ov« l*wkte.
iit • Ruth Eii lie Plank. WUlte
\i:». !•■!! i*.;lin in . I’ullop. Leonard
}.*••• . Harper «n ! > rn 1 aldwell
U . n*' th. !*• and **i>\ I picked the
-.tr'i. | t. * **r- w.r| *h» • \c pflcn of
R jth ,«nd **onarvi ..ddi. « Hus-ell
and Har.for'h
In • h.--..* « or 4 he Rr 1 Sox
>.i\* shown I t.r sga.nsi south
\ Tlim-
JTallee
1L kJUttLft
k Jppll^
paw. ~n 11; .* Who.- sox 'hr f *>r
me** n 4M(ig .. e .igr of four an*?
on- .'■ -. * - .1 1 . c'-« *•■•■* per
K*:n- *r: i *!.*» ’a’ • - * an.- iV.T
• n v ’«
Hu? ’he gA’jje* >!;«» * *t ’ha* w •
**• v •*- s \ . and- -V*'d •:-.**ir
bx th’»* *: game * ot
cil oa or - ■ w ■ •
« '-.r ':n!*> "1 Ci o'-'ed fwc
r,.r * ' * .*■■«• n *even other or. a
I'he Red Sox i-rrig" in ’to
» ti»r* W4* rr. *r« r *'**iit. ’he
rn;. ■ -*i * then g i :•*.".* runn*ng
arr-.r.-i r rn • w: h only one
“li ‘i * C.: * unde
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Th - r. ! • - -ha’ *r. R. and S*>\
WOUJI f-re b.*”»r th.'?: ’he Whit*
P- *‘ i .. r - iu - ,r*t Me
Gtnw’* ba-’rery of " anders
NEED 6 HEATS AT
GRAND CIRCUIT
«:21 Trot Feature of Rather
Quiet Day’s
Racing
HARTFORD. Conn. It
tv*>h al* heat* to decide the .'4
'n>t at the second day * r»<inn a*
the I*rami Circuit rare'inis at the
j Charter nak park lr» k yeateniay
SiiUllne winning rtnal!> The «*«h»*r
race*. »»re «on m alow time
Sumna r»e.
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