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pHiHies and Red Sox Mount Their Big Guns for World's Series
y? Football Gates
Soon to Swing Open
Ueflts
Will Have Chance
mm Squad at Work
\,\! \\Ol*K.
-HfRANS RETURN TO
10R OLD POSITIONS
I : ?"
[yvotinj:
Defies Slipperj * iold"
Hucfi rim? to
pgrvtr. !'.'
There
? ramee
ches made ?
?
com
'
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? .?.lorn- |
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?
end.
? ,
. < ?I
? ? r. nek.
rieht
?
lis
of a new
teal ?.
e bet
?
?
" ? day.
?? .* cen
? :...*. 8 -
that
? of de
i
i latter
*
to put
...
'?
.,
rj
|n Busy Themselves
with Syracuse Plays
7ac*.ice for
l i off
a on
treacherous
? ? rain
e
I
h. |h] ? ? toan
? ? ball
-
'.
???am. None
- in the
.
tit ute
l ?
i
fe|-, be ihowed up well.
? ? ?econd
forward
? time ard fron a BBSS
?
t
. a 1 ?
" ? ?'
:? clares
racuse ,
?
W*. c. - ? r ?
*??'?*- rain on 1 - , uad,
?. but
a __v or
4
?v was
-WPati"- - ??.'?.? '"-day,
?cd up
left
? alasj,
? end; T?b
on, half
''?***, ba fullback.
^tins Makes I.on?
Run for Harvard
-
******* There
luite ee
rk of the
?
i'urday.
:
through
?
? .......
? . . : . With
i ?
*aGOTHIC"
ARROW
kOLLAR'
*?WcuvS auvAT ""?^
^n ??._ * 2 tor 06c
.**?oov4co
h
',' ' ? Al ., H.,,,a?<J A I'ool
_m
? ?.?...?, Sanara <?''W
develop;-e late Harvard's best !
?
i
ti 17 guai
? far the "v:.
?
.-. however, and both t. i
ettei than
' 'ou* ? ear.
Fordhatn Prep ?Shows
Well Against 'Varsi
? ? the Ui
???.?.. ; ? ?
...
the aei ...... or,i,.
t, aad 1 tonchdo?
were re?.-, .tered a??ai'
.ter?.
Joa Vi'il'.:... ? v .. Fordh
prep line-Hi
Fuaeh
' and O'Gra
line thi .- -,
plenty of et
well, the p
lads bn ? .
fbaek waa ?
......
apraia i
The * > chenecti
thia aft?
Fourth Class Alan
Star of Navy Dri
IT-.- ?.J
Ann,-,- S Orr. n little ci:
?irth cl.
squad tO the Nhvv football ?
weak? we I r of the pra
? ?
on the *:.rst kick-off ?n,i rai
live y.? ?own.
Captain 2. ? r.vpd fr.
quarter to ha a th? other fii
team bark? * .? ? ? \?.
." r.d rOH I :<".::;b',ri:.
( ?rr .,' . iburg are both i ?
men, si. .
who are playini
Smith, guar? ; Gil? . "
?
re of *hc;?
t the 1
? ? irday. The ? 'ins aft?
noon was In the I
? . gru? .? ng port
However, 1 t? progri
? I ?
It arill i
Army Team Has Out
and Indoor Dri
.... - , V
eleven
? '
thai
sent ind
...
...
P the hoi pita!
?
row the eoachei plai
?ration for I .
? n lay.
Williams Eleven Off
to Meet (.orne!
[Bl Teiecren ' '
W . m ? ' : . da 7. Th
.?-???
...
?
'.. Y., where it will pi
? .
Junior Republic ? ornell will cele
brate Saturday, par?:" with the form.i
a stadium.
to-da
I ligaal dril
The acrub had a scrimmage with th
? . ':,,,'.
. ? ?
and < ? on It
?
The -? men will mak<
.
.. Bubbell, .lone., Mol
tin, fi . ' '
.
Welch, H. B. v- ? ?_'. ?, j. \. Wright
'17; Bn er, I I, Irwin, Pollard
-. . Barrett, th.
er; Flynt, the manager, and Mer
?
Dartmouth Tries
Out New Formations
N. H , <ic?. 7. Light prac
Darl
? ?. football aquad. Boca tea of 1
multitud.' ? ' ? : lliei it il
?' t best to take no chances unti
aft? . the Tuft? game on Saturday
None of the iajaiTea are aeriou
are just troublesome enoiifh to
man OUt af 'he came for n week
? \ ??-<?' '
line-up for Saturday's gam., th?
'.c. r ai the Injuriai ssakii i*
certain.
In place of .crimmspe the teamt
ai ? through ?ipnal drill and new i..:
nations. 1
-.| hft'l a long, hard drill, oi ?
' .! <?! 0|
kicks out
yard line by Barrowa Thii faat a u
. ? rourajrinR because oi
ttei * of the
? . loam. At I
rate of ii ent In the mar future
rl should Hgurs In some of the
Itl I ' t !.. .
Columbia Squad
Has Signal Prill
Columbia1 aaaad an |oj ^d n
] i k ht ?oi out ai a real
mai | af the da}
he'.ui \. [etca ? had
'..1 ?nd put
? _.-. . ? ?. .? through a long drill in
? ma, followed by a re
- varal of the men
? *' the hard W01 k
i a ' ra '*>? pt sa I i
'.es.
Heals retornad ift.r ? ivio da?
'.ion at loft
omore, was
i.p i.< ?
put m a* ci-."].', repl ? . a I o
held the posil C 'lie injury
to Bullwiakle as ' B-aBebarh'i
ana recovered sulHeiently to permit
I . o ?.t right halfback,
The rest of the I ? 61 BSd up BS thev
, |aal Sat arday. Colder, left
K ? ? -.eland.
IOB, right tackle;
I liier, qaai
half, and l.ittauer,
fullba ? , .
It vai >t;?te?l In "T;
Columl ? that there
? . 'h the N< W
... futura, to
d teal It ?
... mbatitution eon
.... umbia wi,s anable t?.
,i mooting a th thi \
fall.
Stevens Eleven Starts
for Middlebury To-day
Practica f". t11 Btoai ai laatltul
:: team *,eBterda*t* coi
?
... ? ' on the ?
Mountin i lyei foi Middlebury, ) ,
where it will mool sbury < ol?
?morrow.
? araad "f eighteen m.'.i Will make
game 1
. , ??..'? football, '
?_. .. ?sal - v ?edition vf la. "? ??
a
I
Gryrfli 11 . Is, en
t ottei , . 1
?
Brown Football Squad
?n Hard Scrimmagi
i Oct 11 ?
?
of th
\ ? ?;? ? ? ttle betwee
j ? i? ting fall? sn houi
? ? t ime ' eery man of th
B ho t Urin ,, ? .hv! ?ce ko
I ' am A, the 'van itj. cor? I
agatnil ? B, botl
ie moi!
back. ,litnm:
tiled off :i ieni al mal 60 > an
?
nip- t< am. Hilll ' ? ? '
?
? ? V4 ?.i 1. ol ' he v ai -:*;. raen a
the stai ? ws? rathe'
ettled ??own sni
?
N. Y. U. 'Varsity Scores
10 Touchdowns on Senil.
Exct ; r: ? :? ? ?r,irei ee ca? blned a itl
tho ?[" ed ? "? ?. si lbs backfleld en
sbled the Ne?? Tort University "Varal
ty eleven to roll 'ip ten tfi11rhdr.4v.11
sgsln?! ' ? yesterday afternoon
in th? niaafa preparatory U
? ? ?' garni ??. it h i iiiin Iton i" raorr -???
Cana, Bernstein and K^ii,: ?rorkiai
ui.ler the generalship of Hanley an,:
sided by ers, VViillarai and s o n ? ? -
lower through th? tecon 1
?a .e,
Th?* clever running of Erwig b i ?
feature of the *??* rimniac*. Three
he ra'-e,| throiiijh a hinken fiel?!
for fifty yards ami a touchdown.
I passe? fr.im (?inn to
Egsn also netted large train?.
John Parroy Mitrhel. Mayor of tag
city; Dooglai Mathewson, bs
!ent of The Bronx, and thirty
other Brans ofleiali har? besa in*ril
to attend the opening home (ana ?1
? ? ? 'I he I "' ambis In ?.
footbsll iqasd al-o i? expected to at
tend. Mayor Mitchel has been a^k..!
to make the first k ... c:T
Lehigh Linc-Up tor
Yale Game Undecided
? ..'....? i ? - * i
Bethl? '.em. Prim., Oct. 7.
a regiment of saldiere, here to
take pa I i j psrsde, ? a: go?
ing through man?uvre ? l ? lower
gridiron ..? I ylor stadium, Kesdy,
nui coach, took three fo? 11
to the upper (?eld for ?
? In pi epsi ??' ion for the Yale
- irday.
I\.ad) made ihifti continual!
? ' line?
up he ?rill -end sgsinst the Bina. It
? of Green npd
11?, ends: Richard-1 anil TstS,
? .ml,nek, or Pont, inn! Os?
trum, guarde; Scruggs, centre; Cheno
44-eth or Hnllowell. quarterback; Cs?
. halfbacks, ui;,l Magia?
m-, fallback.
A ?quad of t\?*enty-three men will
?n to New Haven, leaving here
to-morrow ami ?topping over night in
New York. In to-day i praetie? I i
forward paai receive?! much attention,
Heuer, Chenoweth and Cahall hurling
tbc ball with reasonably accurate aim,
and speed. Tlie new formations had a
thorough try-out, too.
Yale Basketball
Ten m Honors Taft
New Haven, Oct. 7. ?harlo- P. Taft,
iccond ion of former President Will?
iam H, Taft, wai elected c?ptala of the
Vale i ? ? ' ba kel ball team I i ?
. . ? vas a guard OB
hip five.
AERIAL THRILLS
IN PLACE OF
SPEED TRIAL!
Domenjos Delights Crow
When Rain Keeps
Autos Indoors.
, i. ib| plen enter? * peed trial? ft
thi ??StoT ' ui' i , B, s, t for vesterda
over the slieeprhe.nl B?
Motor Speedway, were postpoaed on a?
and will b< held 'hi? si
? ei p. i m'? ' ng A dose
.-;u -. m imed to ti,.> lest 11 eond, a4vnj
? ? 11111111'',.
to ths inimhe
of ",<H " or mou-, wire ,;.?appointed i
the poatUoni ?. ?: of '., ' trial?, the
were more than repaid by the feats o
a modern Am-;, it: the person of Jua
Domenjos, the s?:--? sviatar. With
rain falling ?ad ?he win
?. belter ?kelte
' ? es he drove his Hlerio
slot'. ?iif-. ? g pocket? an,
all tl". .,* ? 1 . ? - a'tendant upo
v. sad ? leel 1 Bed the spec
1 a mad suceessisa of tai
I StBBi ' ? 'l"4vn side
othi r varietie* of tlitrhts. i'
acular loop
.-:.,! ' ?- ?
Domen jo? mounted te an altitude o
- 1,000 feet, and whan la s pai
position shut his moto:
? i like h plummet. Foi
perhai . : he plunged towarr
f of ndmirn
?i"ii changed to on? o;" appreheaaioi
I.?* righted his plane and -*ar'i''i th?
motor again, A ipontaaiaa? liur*? si
sppls ted this perfonaaaee, an
1. > on tl)?' wings of
h"- gresl birdi to leek the h?*ight
?1 ore.
Whil? tiie plsne tilted and plunged
t Lou' in the rarying air current?
Domeajo? turned a beautiful hack som
ersaalt, and then proceeded to finish
ti;.' : by turning a front ?om
? d 1 lie marehiae up as
on? ?id? nii'l flaw sloag, and then
d right over backward, to flv for
. upside dowa.
V. : ?h . rcl Bg off to the north of '.he
track, Domenjoi rose ta a height of
?orne l 500 f? < : or mora, and darted
[hi line. As he neared
the <'tid of the inelosure he ?topped hi?
power, and prepared for a headlong
? ? tilled 'lie machine
downward, one sf the guns at the
Ssndj Hook prosving groaada roared
Orel the bay, anii the plana dropped as
if shot. It ?a-, a touch whieb, if not
?m the programme, was none the lesa
sppl .-:.*.. lb th? pectators, A cheer
from th?S|crowd, and one man,
whose rich brogue '?'?..- elOOBSBt evi
? . ? tonality, ?aid: "Bring
on ' our /ei'i'i lias, He gorry, we'll sh??
Th.'in up."
? i ?, s few ears were out on tiie track
1st sfteraooa. Wild Bob Mur
nian made a couple of laps at pretty
high speed, but he skidded badly on one
Of tiie turn? and decided to wait until
condition? were more favorable. Ralph
Malford'i bow Peugeot car arrived at
the track yestent..-. eft? rnOOB ano he
v ill attempt to ?jualify it in the trial?
this afternoon. Ralph Da l'aima haa
? iv decided te ?tari a .Stutz car
m thr lac Hil Men-.Mir? refused
point blank ta I U to r? aeon. Eddie
I'ullen has decidid 10 drue a Maxwell
car.
Harry Grant Dies as
Result of Auto Burns
Winner of Two Vanderbi
Cups Fails to Recover
from Injuries at
Sheepshead Bay.
Harr) l Grant, the vet?
?. aha ??? r. i ? ?? ? .
? for the Aal
Cup . ac over th? Sheej hi i ?'..
Speedv . raber !
ill i. ght In t]
; '
II. ? ? became critical ?
Monday, when he was wised with
?? af biccougha, which the bospit
? lid riot check. At tl
requeat of Mr.-, (?rant, who has be?
intlj ??? her hu.lmrd's bodai?
h?' wa? injured, outside phyl
. - were coin ulted, but it WBI m
t.!?. t.? relieve the sufferer.
burned rich had bc^un to pc
?.IT of his legs and arms, and it WI
ai "" keep him "?? much as po:
. in a bath si soothing oil. wi,
not in the ."! he suffered ltiterr.-t !
aad wi ? mo ? af the time aneonscioa
It ?... - feared hv the physicians thi
... ild ' "? be kept ..hv? <>n Wednei
?l:iy night, and yesterday he failed t
improve. In th.- afternoon he boga
".. - ':k rapidly and pa.-s.-d away at 1:2
.'clo.k lust night as his faithful wif
: a" by his bed.
This is tiie flrat trapedy of the bi
.the A- *"r Cap rac
will be run i ..-morrow at nuon.
11 h t r y tirant was a member of th
Maxwell racing team entend by th
Indianapolii Speedway Raciiag Toai
Company, a corporation ereated fa
?racing purpoa? and controlled l'y Car
. . 'ni lu.i,ai.. | ? dwaj.
W ' !. (.r..- ' \'.., luiiitift up In* ca
on tl.?' apoodwajf on the afternoon o
?? ora than h thou
? at era ??? etching, i i ,;.,
. and tiiv back:.re Ignite?
? | ."..??
H. t paaaed '.ha prandatan.
and waa going at ti-?- rate of m?.u
than ninel ? an houi around n in"
awn a tie low. r bah., of th?
'A I ' .? ha ?< !: the biasing gaso
? wrap b ? ici'- ai.d the lower part
of his body he wa- high up on th(
board ' h riaoa twenty ?five feel
dge. Ile km r that 1
hia lying car from this
turning it over upon
himself ?.?..l hia mechanic. He also
knew tha? mate Riekenbaeher
ai il athei driven wha wars on the
track ut th.. tune ware o i behind
lu.n. ami that to 'urn from Ins course
would probablj wreck them.
With tha blasa covering him and
blowing int.? hii ?yes, he hold his ma
?., t: . curva and allowed it to
iu:i at a wide aii|?'le to the bottom ? |
tii?. bi
Worl happened to be near
ran to mee aad he araa lifted
out, vvi'i. all hi? clothin?: on tire. The
?a,,- extinguiehed with ?and by
. i ha v**.? raahad to the
( oney lalaad Hoapital,
Grant arai oas of the most daring of
American drivers and twice captured
? ?, . Vanderbilt ?'up. in 1909 and
1910. He cai
ag drii er as hi I of th? Ale?,
I ?i? aaa Of these cars thai he
to victory in the 1909 Vender.
!.. race ??' .an on Long island
.... ., twenty-?wo-lap co'jrse.
-,. . . at ? "run. !a-t fall hit
. r.r tank ca Igl I an 5l_ alter he
, ? .. a wheel, aad he had a nar
? . . cap? Whli driving .. Btuta in a
. . lerbilt Cup raco ii. ?'alifor- '
.... entail) filled ,
. _ t ...id the mil talM elimlaated
painful bum?.
him from the race. Grant was about
lb i ? -. :.. i year? of age.
RAIN CUTS SHORT
LAWN TENNIS TILT
.Miss Handy and Miss Wagner
Win in Tourney at Montclair.
Ills? Marion Va-.deihoef. Miss Kdith
Handy. M:.?s Marie \\ ngr.cr and Mr?.
Robert A. Pops are left in the semi
final roaad Bf a rasait of yesterday'?
play in the warnen'? lavitatien lawn
tenni? .- ? ' tourney, at the Mon?
ciair Athletic Club courts in Mont
??lair, .'*.'. .!. Only two BMtcbea were
played a? M '? ? ?? sdvaaeed
m ihe semi-final ob Wedneaday, while
Mrs. Pops di ?*. ?? by?- in tiie first
round and climbed on s default by Mis?
Molla BJBI '?? It, the national champion.
Bath Miaa Haady and Ills? Wagaer
played some tine lawn tennis, although
tliey had to fiai h their matches in th?j
rain. Il tl Wagner, of the Hamilton
(?range Lawn Tennis flub, el:m:r ..*?? :
Misi Polly Sheldon, the Montclair cljb
star, St B 0, 7 .'..
Miss Handy ?vs.? forced to go thre.
set? to down Miss Jane Rowson, of
I'as-Hic, N. J.. at I I, ?". .'t. I :'. Mi: ?
Wagner and G I.. U yeth came withir.
a game of reacbiag tie .-?mi-final la
the mixed doubles, but a downpour o"
ram forced them t.. quit when they had
a lead ova? Mr?. William H. Pouch ii'l
Otto H i nek, a! t ?'.. ?'. 1, I 4. Tne
match will be completed to-morrow.
VI ? . 4 ..'.. I . a . ?8
Illa? I ? ? Miss
?. ? ? ?- Miss Marl? ? a. ?:
i 4P,
4 , . ' a I
'i.i ? , " ?. * : ??
l l ?.liarle? M. 1 . -
? . . ? ? ?.. I . ? . r.
II? Moor?
4 .14
I
? .. . Hlact ? t
i : '. ?
Da h la dajrl H?*gi?ier: If >?.u do
ii'.i register, rag eaaaal tata ??" Dae?
linn Ila4. If ?ou du mil rrgi'ler. >ou
.annul enroll. If >ou do not enroll,
?on innnot take pari in ne\t ?carV
primam?. Registe? and Knroll. '
WOMEN GOLFERS
SHOW WAY
AT SHAWNEE
Mrs. Krug Qualities in
First Sixteen in Invita?
tion Tourney.
in? Mtani i ?! iTn ?? |
S__ .Vtiee-on-I'el.",' ?i'e, I "?- T. T , Ocl
I., women ? ompeted in the
invitation golf tournament it the
Shawnee Country ?lui? h?'re to-da)
They were Mrs. Florian Krug, of En
glewood, and Mi?? Marion Scott, from
the Onwentala Club, near Chicago, and
Mr?. Krag, with a ser,. (,t 106, quali?
fied m the first sixteen. Incidentally,
aha had a bettei total than her hus?
band.
The best sco.,; in the eighteen-hole I
qualifying round wa? an *?_. credited
to James C. l'an; -h, jr., th? New York
golfer, who repreaenti the National
Links, l'arrish, playing with Edward I
II. Worthington, of ?he home clin. k,'"t
awny to a poor start, taking twenty
one stroke? f,?r the trat four hole-.
Thereafter hu did w?-11 enou.h. ?
out in 1-'. than:.s ?... a I at the short
eighth, where h?- hol? ,| quite a putt.
l'p to that point the honors easily
reated with Worthington, who tad gone
out, in _9. Coming bmk, however, tha
local golfer get into difflcultiei at two
holes, and could do no bettei- than an
H total, which gave him second place,
l'arrish would have had an mi <,i better
had he not misned serai short putts
eoming back.
His card follows:
? . .'?irlil. ,'r " Mail |
?I'll ..?,?,?. -, ?4]
I '?? 4 4 I " '
Although more than forty playera
".ni...I, there were a. many withdraw
als that the l.eld was materiell! i"<
?iuced when tin- draw for mutch play
Was made. Eight golfers from the met?
ropolitan district qualitied ?n the first
sixteen, and leven more in the second.
Joseph v.. Byrae, ;'?,.' veteran who re
... 11 * 1 y -.vol. ttie "Over-the-Llne" tourna?
ment for Deal Golf and Country Club
members of tif'y ?.ears or more. Bal
not on his game, but his son, Joeeph
Byrae, jr., qualified easily enough in
the first flipht with a IS.
Interest m the match piny to-morrov
is eapociall) keen beeauee of the fact
that handicap c.mdil ion* will prevail,
and also hern.-, of th? presence of,
Mrs. Krug an?! Miai Scott.
The summar.es foil w:
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^2Jportfi?kt
?yGrant Jar?a Wee
i he va.? ?o,,,i nf gnssip attending the warld terie? prelimiaarle? ? asar.
Iiiough laagaag? ha? been spilt to bring aboi.r two war? o? ta m mpl. *e a
library but after ill there Will b? more packed within the confinen, of one
small, common looking boa core than in all the tl ' word? that have
gona bef?re.
Ihr (Conjecture Brigade.
XSl i' ll the i.nturp ?,f most human, to dl CBSa, ? ? ?i ?. *o guess, to'
argue anil ta debata. Al?o to prophesy.
And to many of these any shred of dope || sCCSptablS ! od, i ?ha? :* might'
prodtiea a huneh or furnish an advance tip.
Nie have in mind a certain big league r.itci ? r wh? I fot
Alexaader and who has batted against Kniest Share. Hare la kla opinion:
"(?ranting that Alexander is the greate-t pitcher of the year which he 1
lie will have t ?e hardest battle of his life when it come? t,, east Bg Shoie f
' a 111 ira n ?taris the tall boy against tiie Philly ?tar.
"And for these reasons; 1. Alexander m a law ha!! pr.-i-.r ar.d ?,*. least
tour of the P.ed Sox can murder a low ball th BaSldesI ball in the ??ame to hit.
'1. There i a only one way to hit Shore effectively and that i? to itaad up in
front of the box and smash The ball lie'.'? r. I i ?gin? ta sail ot brenk. Hut the
tivo best batter? on ?he Philly 'earn stand in the back "i the box and slug. To i
bit Shore properly they would have to change their entire method?. If Shore
pitches Bgslast rUexsadsr In three tame? I would be greatly lurpaiied ts taa
A1"X win more than one.."
Another Dope Yarn.
Then WS bumped into another ?Spart who had -"';>'? ist and
the following was unravelled:
"The Phillies are sure to win tl r seven games. They
:'could win through getting such a jump a? the Brave? got last year. They not'
only hav? the sdvaatage of Alexander to pul them sway in front. Put in both
games played at Philadelphia they have a b.;r edvSBtagO in that the fact BoitDfl
outfield will have no chance to cover ground ? ? tlter? leal Bay great amount to
be covered. Speaker, Lewit and Ho'.prr upon defoace will not be a bit more'
useful than Whitted, Paskert and ( ravat'n. Bal Cravata and I.udorus, having
tb? range of th? shorter wall , will ho far more valuable on attack than any
three Red Sox. So in the first two fiimc- in three of the first fire ?ame.s, the
Phillies have a big advantage on both offence and defence an advantage latgS
enough to put them safely through."
Still More Experting.
Her? - -.ill another opinion launched by ? class itudeal of form:
"Ten days ago I thought, the P.ed Sox i4ould win in five came-.. Now I be?
lieve the Phillies will win in six game?. For the Red Sox hav fallen lat
fame slump that caught the Mackmen last year. ? irrigan gave Share, :
and Leonard in turn a final workout and none of them looked to be upon the
edge That Rudolph ar.d James were last fall. At b it the P.ed Sox have boBB list
less for a ?veek, batting lightly against both Waahiagtoi .. 'd Now York pitch
era. They were aadoubtedly tryiag their best, yut they wen eot i itching nor'
battiag up to past form. They haven't been | .. : good ball for ten day? j
SI the Phillies have, and I don'" believe they ?rill play as food ball through the (
serie?."
Is Boston Due?
"Do you know why I am picking the Phillies?'1 remarked another ui-ider - j
If there be any such thing as an insider where th? ruvulvtag dope is concerned. ;
"I'll tip you off. Hoston ha? never lost a world series. She won with the Red
Sox in IMI against Pittsburgh; with th? Red Sox in Ifl2 against the (iiants,
and with the Brave? in 1914 Sgsiast the Athletics. This makes three wins out
of three starts. So no4v she \- ?lue just as the Mackmen were due and all
others in sport who hang around for a ?ufldant period. Al?o this is the year of
many upset? those ?rho have been winning in the past have ha?l a tough time
of it. The psychology la all against Bastan and don': forget that the psychol?
ogy of the occasion is. a big part of the business."
ANOTHER GOOD
BAY AT LAUREL
FOR MUDLARKS
Republican Wins Howard
Selling Stakes After a
Driving Finish.
T - '
i . in . 'M.. bet 7, At...- n
- ain??or;n made con.:.' 01 ?
rr ruf but pleasant ,'iere t.-?lay.
? ?? :. .:??!.?
He rd g stakes at aai
' ? bro ich I sb
excellent contes
". rv for .lohn 0, Talbo""'.
Republican aver Captain K. B. Cai
Sr?'a: ! .hi SThalaa'a 1' i
Aft? r tha i Sherman is
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to ?!..'"o. b it he area protect
... for tha - ? ' ? ?
t tl v race in a
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C. Hauen'?,. ly'a Choice
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JOHN L. GETS HIS
DIAMOND BELT BACK
Chicago? Oct. .. i
diamond bolt presented to .lohn L Bal
iivan by udmir.ng fr?en Is in I*>v7, an?1
later left by him m ? ? as SI
?urity for a Sl.oi.O loan, is ag n in
the possession of the veteran heav. -
i weight pugil.it, it b.cam? known t?>
day.
Sullivan redeemed it from a jewelr
Ins foaterday, paying ...,:.... Th
celebrated trophy ii made up af
.I...mon is and fourteen pounds of gob"
Tha former champion regarded the t?.
[as his nio.?' cherished poaaeaaioB u.r.i
shortly after he waa defeated by Cor
bett in New dri?.ins in 1*>.'_?.
r
CONSOLATION FOR THE LOVE LORN
ARRABELLA AND I GOT AS FA? AS FIGURING
OUT HOW MUCH THE FURNITURE WOULD
COST WHEN SHE CHANGED HER MIND.
INSTEAD OF GETTING MAD AND ARGUING
WITH HER, I SAT DOWN AND SMOKE-DA
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