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Yanikees~^Vir^"Giants Win, but Words
Carry a Dull, Hollow Sound
I
Weeping Skies Fail
To Dampen Ardor of
World Series Fans
Hundreds Brave Drizzling
Rain and Pass Nigh, at
dates of Park.
LITTLEBETTINO WADE,
SO FAR ON RESULT
Pfcfll.es' Supporters Refuse Even
Money on .Series, bit. Offer
Odds on I ir*?t Game.
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III! PROVIDEN1 ?LOAN SOCII I. OF NEW YORK
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- Eues SI y m% rWO WEEK .Tl
- By BRIGGS
Trying To Be Neutral - ? ? ?__?__;_!_
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Giants Beat the Braves I
in a Baseball Burlesque
Larry Doyle Uses Occasio
to Hammer His Way
to Top of League
in Batting.
. !.. Te'-?r..:. 'o It. T..'._..e ]
Itea, Oet 7. The Gianta closi
their season here to-day hv trouncir
the Braves. The score vv.,g 15 to
I _r*y Poyle mail, so many hita thi
lag te unofficial average, he ha
hammered hli way to the front of trt
Leagui batten, passing Fn
. of the Phillies, with a ??rci
pitching on hoth uMes was ir
el den na. er exertr
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and only on? : eraona were |
players hippodrome
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hour ati'l two m!n
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troud vi-as McGraw'i ? Icher, v-hil
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batted BO hard from ih
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T?? bai? hlti ? Smith Merkl? 17 v Br?ln?rrl
Burn?. C?lllni. Three bai? hit?--Burn?. K?-h?.
_r <_???.Ill Lo*-. Horn? run ?Com?'?n.
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M? na Double pl?i ?1. Suni.n. ln
Bltckksir? i.tt on fe?m In v.r? in.
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LAVENDER BLA?NKS
WHITE SOX TEAM
(iibs ..ven Up Score in City Se?
ries Victory in Second (iam t\
i i eago, *'.".. 7. The National Leagas
evened up th? ? i ritl I .mi
League opponenti bare te day
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'he iecon.1 Rime for th
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ROYAL ROOTERS OFF
TO CHEER RED SOS
They Had a Hand, Too, ant
'Tessle" Was Song They Sang.
Iioston, Oct. 7 With the Roya
Rooters and other baseball enthusiasti
on the way to Philadelphia to brinjf :
cheerinf? -void to the Ked Sox from th?
city which they represent, the rent oi
local faniii'in to-tnj-'ht sat back ant
waited for the opening of the world'i
series to-ii.urrow.
Red Sot followers have not -eer
their '?< :'i i action for more than t
week, but faith m their aaceaas w-s;
generally strong in ?pite of ur, uncer?
tainty repar.I.n? the ability of the Hos
ton men to overcome A
J'r- I ?. : .? i.aiiiiin of the
! | ? ? ra of hi? family and
if] led the
: ecial train,
: the club,
.... ,,r th?
? - la until the
?.'. ?i - personal spplieatioB had
' -
(?n the train with the rooter wer?, a
h? i h -core of singers versed in
the i!c*:iil ,,' "1 en le," the MBg credited
with having brought ? ?rorld'i el ??mpion.
ihip to Bo ? ? Pittsburgh ?er*??
of r.?".'i ?,. ?use oi -, deasoralisii ..
on th? had beard in every seri, m
in which 1
Bei 'I arir.in left b?
? ? of the ? --.*? for I
ited
it the spe<
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M'PHAIL WINS ON
ESSEX CLUB LINKS
Eastern Trade Golfers Out in
.-"orce at fall Tourney.
One of the hire? ?' tournament? ever
held by the Eastern Trade Galf A??o
.- ? ? ;, r.-ter.iay on 'he
links of *? . n :? ?'. ?'our.try
' . More than fifty ?on.bei ? I
par: in t:.e variad programme. The
ehief prize of the dej araa u cup of
fared ay James M He? for the
eighteen-hole medal play hai
W. A Mci'ha
M !."' 71.
Y'.. S. Aitkin took the second net
sward w,th M 11 72, while
ick '.:.? third with !'8 22 76".
McPhail alto led the Asid in the match
i ..;. ..'.;.. t bogey, I ?? e up,
Lut the rale aysi ca? Tal.?
two i risei depri?el bin of t>>f ?
'.'? ! A.thin, each of whom
..?.I m:1 iquare, were therefore
brought ir.to u tie. hut Aitkin'? pre?
vious kucccss left. Lasher the winner.
Entries for To-day
at Laurel Track
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Facts for the Fans on
World's Series Struggle
WFATHER?Daasttlaatj but with chances In favor of the game being
plsjad
DATES I OR THE GAMES?In Philadelphia, on Friday and Saturday,
October S and 9. In Boston, on Monday and Tuesday, October 11 and 12.
After the first four games the battleground will change dally until one club
wins four times, except that If a seventh contest Is necessary the diamond
upon which it is played will he decided by the toss of a coin.
IMisriMINEMFN'TS AM) TIE GAMES?In case a game Is postponed on
scci.unt <?f rain, or if for some other renson a legal game Is not played, the
teams will remain in the cfty where the postponement occurred until a legal
game is completed. A tie game will not be played off in the city where it
occurred, but the teams will move to the other city, except, of course, In
?-a?.?' a tie game is played upon Friday, October 8, or Monday, October 11.
TIM!! POS CALLING (.AMES?Two o'clock.
I MPIRFS FOR THE SERIES?National League, Willlsm Klem and
Charles Rigler. American League, William Evans and Silk OT.oughlin.
BEATING CAPACITY (estimate?!)? Braves' Field, Boston, .,0,000. Na?
tional league Park, Philadelphia, 20,000.
DISTRIBUTION OF RK( EIPTS?National Commission. IS per cent of
grn-s r?'ceipts. Players share in first four games, taking 60 per cent of the
remainder, ??hile the o?? ners receive 10 per rent. Of the players' share, GO
per ?eut goes to the ?lui? that wins the rierii's and 40 per cent to the losers.
After the fourth game the owni'rs take all the receipts, less the National
CsBtatlssIaa's 10 per rent.
FIGUBES FOE It!I fiasVIal paid attendance for series of four games,
111,0???. Receipts, $226,739, divided a? follows: National Commission, $22,573;
each rlub owner, $40.i;.'!2..'?S; players, $121,900.94.
The Braves, with twenty-seven players eligible, divided the winners'
? hare of $73,140.56, making $2,70*i.90 for each man.
The Athletics, with taentylive men to ?hare the I4S.760.38 prire money
that went to the losers, had to be content with $1,950.41 each.
Players eligible for the series:
Phillies?Catchers: Moran, Klllifer, Burns and Adams; pitchers: Alex?
ander, Demarre, Mayer, Mcljuillen, Chalmers, Tincup, Rixey and Baumgart -
ner; inlielders: I.uderus, Niehoff, Bancroft, Byrne, Stork and Dugey; out
tielders: < ravath, Be? ker, Whitted, Paskert and Weiser.
Red Sox?Catchers: Carrigan, ( ady and Thomas; pitcher,: Wood, Leon?
ard, Collins, Shore, Ruth, Mays. Foster and (iregg; inlielders: Hoblitzell,
(?ainer, Barry, Scott. Janvrin, Wagner, McNally an?! Gardner; outfielders:
Speaker, Hooper, I.evsis and Henriksen.
BOSTON (AMERICAN LEAGUE!. ' PHILADELPHIA 'NATIONAL L(AOUt).
TEAM BATTING. TEAM BATTINO.
Gin?. A B. 14. H. 8. B. IM. A?f?r. Cm??. A. B. R H. S. S. S. H. Avar.
IM 5 021 Ml 1.407 125 2M .2*0 IN 4.915 sil 1.217 121 is? .247
TEAM FIELDING. TEAM FIELDING.
T.UI T#,?
gatas, P n- * ?*"? aSaSUB A?w. Gms?. P.O. A. t. chsnee?. Asar
154 ?.216 I'M 221 t*M .W7 153 4.107 1.154 217 ? :sa ?.?aj
RAINCOAT CAPTURES
ST. LEGER STAKES
?ville, Oct. 7. Favored by an
? a* ntne'y pourds. Raincoat, C
Straus' three pear-old I'ink 1'oat-Blark
Sleeves geldlag, won the twenty-second
? i ! ? Iget Mai dlcap at
Churchill Downs, to-day, setting a new
I ? ? ! for the two miles and a
quarter. Raineoat'i tiaas was .:.".".,
clipping 4*4 seconds from the record
he.i years ago hy Hiniioo.
Hodge, W, J. Webster, entry la th.?
, rent, found his burden of ,
128 pounda, top weight in the race,
too much and r'nished second, a length
half back of the winner. Hodge
e/ai favorite in the betting. \V. J.
IT? ? i ".."?- W?1 ' fairly well
?? lengths hack of Hodge for I
t third plica. J. C. Mllam's Embroidery
saved her itako by running fourth. ...
W. Schorr's Lindenthal, and J. II.
Hawkins' Hank O'Day, the only other
* tarter?. Baiahed in the arder named.
At the rise of the barrier Hank
O'Day rushed to the fore and led for
a mile and a quarter than retil
from contention. Raincoat araa liri.l
off the early pace, but began running
n earne .t after th? lirst mile. At the
and ?v quarter h?.? sprinted to rvaa
t?-rms with Hank O'Day and had a lead
af a length and a half at the turn into
?he homestretch, which he ro'ained to
the end. Hodge, under strong re?
straint for the '". rst mile and a half,
responded gnmelv in the stretch when
ealled on, but could not quite get up
to the flying Raincoat.
The race was worth $1,820 to the
winner. Raincoat wa-? regarded lightly
iti the pari-mu'ii'.' betting and win
Ding $'_ tickets paid *A6M,
Final Standing of Teams in ihe
National and American Leagues
v vi ion II i r\(.\ _
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ONE MORE PRIZE
FOR PETER SCOTT
Captures the Transylvania
Stakes at Lexington
Trotting Meet.
Lexington, Ky., Oct. 7.?Peter Scott,
the Peter the Great- Jenny Scott ital
lion, driven by Thomas W. Murphy,
won the 18,00. Transylvania Stakea, '
the chief attraction of the Grand Cir?
cuit card hero to-day, in straight heats.
Worthy Prince waa a close contender
in the first two heats and Lizzie Brown
| in the third, but the winner waa not
j extended and won apparently as Mur
i phy pleased.
In winning the Tenessee Stake, un?
finished yesterday, Veteran Pop Geers
drove Napoleon Direct to a victory that
, broko the world's record for the fifth
i heat iri a five-heat pacing race, finish
1 ing the mile in 2:01*_. The heat was
easy for Napoleon Direct. Peter Stev?
ens, which won two heats yesterday,
took second money.
The 2:19 pace, carried over from yes
tfriiny, after four heats, proved the
longeai ami hardest fought contest of
the meeting, but BBS finally won by
Barlight, which won the first heat yes
i ter,lay, and the sixth and seventh to?
day, Pern Hal paSBS?. the winner stub?
bornly in the last heat, and the finish
teas eloso. MacPheraoa was t .ken out
! (n the seventh heat and Kogarty drove
Porn Hal.
llenera! To,Id, the George Todd Miss
I honater eol . owaed by H. B. Kea, of
Pittsburgh, won the pacing division of
the Kentucky Futurity for thrc-year
olds In Straight heats from I.ady Au
br? v, Bad Th?vights and Arkaneello, the
; horses finishing in the onler given In
.ach heat.
John K. Madden announced that he
! had sold Walnut Tree to II. H. Schles
.-, of Milwaukee. No price was
, hut it was aaid it was in excess
Of . ?1,000.
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name is 11..1 mi the I????..?, yet it ?in to?
day. Baatttf open Ir.nii ...0 to 10:.0
p. m.
YANKEES WdT
IN LAST GAME
OF THE SEASON
Defeat Red Sox, Thanksh
fie i me Wagner, Who Is
No Outfielder.
New York'? basebell ??,,,? , gm
hats p? ., 'T "?
?' "-??
? Far <??? ,-trs th? I*- .
?? ?-. r
'?r ?' '" "' ' *T, ?nd beeaaei ^
?
- '.
rsn's men in ff .. , ,_.? w..n ^ ^^
won s- - ? . ?**?*
i
?iitees m?n ?-.
It vas s 2
? BnC
:' sad pltiZl
' arrigan's : ?? liesteaasi am
the ?2
and he ar*r*.?rj-p.rt ? .. ^?
The ico?*re itood 3 ??, *) ,<,,, *
* ?It as;.
of the i
i ot 'em over te left," or??r?aj g.
Donovan.
Hendrya ?ent ? '.one *j that W.
would r.ave gathered in withes? S
1h" hail bounded ??at Wtrntr a?
wasn't Uklng th? gam? ter-i??.
.?? to doff hii b;g* meter m
Hendrys made t-vo baiei Wi?? .v.
?*inning run or. tec nd, M Ile? *'.****>.
one to left Helni? took on? ana m
the ?pher?, ?a-.v that he eosUal Ban,
it, and tamed ?*".*i ran toward thedS
house a? Hendryx romned acre? %
plato with the ras that wot
Grem. pitche?! *-e ?,?, tarts (.?tj
for Boston, sr.d Kay I olllas l?!^
the contest. When 'i.e gtmt at?.?
Tarry and Haley, * recru*t eit^,,
were th* i nly R.*d Sot or the feld ???*
had been there r.'.r.e inning?.
< urn.-nu . iriitin,
iron the game. All he w?nt#d aw ,
chance to give his men s worko? i*
fore they left S'ew York for P_*lie*?,
t hia ?i- T | ?? (hi I),?;.,
front last right. YesUrday4! wu*li
last practice the R*d Soi ?rill b.*
before they t*Ke the field this t?*.?
r-OOn. Carrigan won't attemot U ....
morning prac:,** to-day.
It was ? ? rt cf last diy of lei?*
for the Red Sox, The-,- beamed tm
everybody, even had kind words for i,
umpire?, W'he*-. ( arrigan told Stetttr
in the fifth innir.kr that he eoul. *?
home as soon ?? h? had flni?hed is
ting, Tris ran up '0 the plate, itCM
out jovo'.rlv ?r.d with a whooa ?iltali
through the pitcher"! box to cttm
field, picked ud his glove sr.d piiiaiK
to the exit.
It WS? a had contest for tkt eloci
er?, who were out to look cv?r tu
American League chsmpiont. Th? **?
was dark and damp, sr.d th* ger.t?
idea was to flnlsh *.h? gam? tr.? pt
away from there. It waa r.o *..m? ?
get a line on l'o?ton.
Why anyone should be bsppy In lie?
ir.g the Yankee? to me?t th? Phllli?
1.? a nuzzle, bat when the Red 3*i
left tnetr hotel last r.ight they etn
chattering like a colleee gle* ?id
starting out on a Chr.ntmis trip.
King I'rady, the vour.gster from Dll?
las, started pitching for the Yute?
In three Inning? the Red Sox mtd? m
hits and three run?. R. Dtizle Vita
followed Brady. Shawkey pitched th?
last two rounds.
NEW YORK A LI BOSTON (A. L
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DIRECT TO
CATES OF
WORLD'S
SERIES
in
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Central
Trains
at 0 50. 10.50, 1150 A. ** -g
West ;?rd St. Terminal. ?? ^
11 A. M. and ia Noun ^om Lirt
St Terminal.
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Philadelphia - **J*U'
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1 Hour 52 MinuW
Liberty Street to th?
Ball Ground?
Dining Can
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Other Train. Erery Hour o? I
Hour from Liberty St. ^^.'?"st)
of the hour from W?*t *},a
7.00 A. Hi to 10.00 P. Nl*
?^ farlor Cars on all TrtnAs
Special Return Servie?
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