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'Boston Red Sox Now Hold Whip
Hand Over the Flustered Phillies
Boston Deals Phillies One More Blow and
Wins Third Straight Game by Same Old Score
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Shore PHehaa Qee_ Game.
Sket* pttche?- ? v'-'."r ?.atr.e, so far
,. ? - I *.-red, on
__.*? r.-rprea
?_t ?SBfi ' ' ? s in
.- ? ? bad only
tripled in
. :_? oned his
third ?_'? ' The other
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lay ?s ?'
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The
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188 te Harry.
Cady'r ? eel se and
la the
i.x'.h Bobbj ":.??
?- him
? was pood
ring to .
count.
to beat a '
as soon let
a .r.'-ghn
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? ' ?.ce thun the
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Hardly a
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Red Bos
k'Ood,
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it ai : i ''.?e
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lugging
stock.
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Le* ... .1
5<*?l,'r t* an be done.
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I then
'T . ' ? I aleetrieity,
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PHILADELPHIA FANS
STILL LIVE IN HOPE
Crjunt ' Ar to Repel
I SO! To*day.
Record break
?
? *hc world's
r_iH ln ! .... the
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aaa ?imo.t
1i. appolnt
-ible on the tnCwt
score
wire .t.'.l hopeful
? a .even hits
'?' , .
I" Poit*., ?
m'"to-day 'a "_.
' **nd pi?""?
? ? check the
,- : ., to be
M?.?
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?ii.ioiiK Phil
i of th.- gaais has
?? ? <'i.|rr<?'.
a '. con
'? ' .?? hard ?
ig at sad
?? ? i' in line
??.Ao!_W '"' h"r* to-night
*>Z': tha Red Bas
XA-rf.r,A <? betting on
? r, to . am
reald w.u.
Brv
n Wiwr Polo Four
Wins . irst Matcli
? Bryn
. I the Aiken
ti. 0 ?y h ?"""? of : goali ta I la
a??til, ' r *'' "lh"i l?n?
^i?tr ,.' ' ? Barelay Me
ur0r(j' , ? aeven iroals
Die Tigare
Ur. ?"p . ale bv handicap.
***); (>.. ' ?...'-;. ?cored
f? Ed?..
? '*' ' ***** ? Of Port (heiter,
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S.
^lo.
immini?
Swim
AND DIVING
I I .1.1 l-ru_trl.
I., 11'., ?....
?*??*.? School. 19 W. 44 St
One of the Many Close Plays in the World's Series Game
- ????'?*'?? ?."?-?.??.'.. . ... .:-. ... ? -.vi ... . Vl&XfXC""/....'..?..7~. ???""*"- -
Bancroft stealing second hase when Harry, in blocking him off the bag, dropped the ball in Boston yeaterda y.
How Red Sox and Phillies
Battled Through Nine Innings
Lewis Plays Outfield Like a
Shortstop, and Robs Stock
of a Two-Bagger
in First.
By JEROMK BEATTY.
P.-ton. Oct 12. Here's the ntrra
tlv?, play by play, of another one of
those games that the Red Sox, superb
?n defence, won fr?re the Phillies.
Beta's the ????. thla 2 to i battl? wst
fough*. eritl Chalmers pitching hlm
lell into hole? and out again, and
defeated by Alexander on Fri?
day, ? sad ?trote, heating the
? .h to the punch every lime they
?weag.
First Inning.
Philadelphia Away wl'h a rush, the
i - 'eemod to have adopted new
i; for once they abandoned their
eoBssrvative came. Stock tried hunt?
ing on Bl rs, i il missed two, then shot
a ?ingle over third. With almost any
left fe'i?ir other than Lawls, whohaa?
file? (?round hau- ritl if- ??kill of a
tatop, it woalfi have been a two
t., e hit. Steck triad for leeond and
wr.? slnin there by Scott, whe took s
:*?;ck three from Lewis. Bancroft whs
hard to pitch to, and waited anil walked
With Paakert up, Hancroft tor?- oal for
? th the count 2 and 2. The
I'lil'y shortstop would have been a
i?ure out, hut h? ?lid hard into the bap
and marie Barry drop Cady's perfeel
throw. Patkeii ??truck out. Cravath
tried too hard and also fanned, while
th? crowd yelled.
?i. ''halmere made a strong
i ? eonfidoBOS into the
?? rs Hooper
sad T-.-otr atraek out Chalmera triad
ill out of Bpeak
thai Tri? got a base ofl
w tl F Mil ?ell up, Hums ?Iff
Balled foi a pitch oui ai d gui
right. Speaker tried te ?teal second
and was thrown out. Bare? to Niehoff.
Srrond Inning.
lafislphlfi Ladera! startle,! the
Boston fan* with h ?tafia re rig,
first of three thi.t he mude to fiaj.
Laderas took Bseoad ss vVhltted ?ae
rifleed to Hoblitsell, Harry eo?
first. N ehofl popped SB easy foul to
fatly. Burns wan walked purposely
Sad Chalmers came up. He fanned.
Cafi? catching a foul tip for the third
itrihe.
Boston It was quickly over Chal?
mera had three balls sad one Itlikl
on Hi thaa ?traes him out. |
Yells free ted Daffy Lstris, the hero sf
World's Series
Baseball Facts
F.iunl? game fur world's baseball
championship, pht>t.l at liru.es'
Plaid, Boatoa, ysaterdej : Red Bei,
American I ennui-, 2; Phillies. Na?
tional I ea.ue, 1.
Standin. now reads: Red Sox, 8;
Thill.?.. 1.
Fifth game in Philadelphia this
afternoon. 1'robable pitchers: Fos?
ter for Hoston, Alexander f??r Phila?
delphia.
Official paid attendance yesterday,
41,096. Total receipts, $Si,04 6.50,
dividid as follow a:
Playera .$44,..0.',.? 1
i., h ?tub. i-.:_...:
Natlaatal rommls.lon. S,201.65
Olli ial paid attendance for four
gam?--?, 12.101"?. Total receipts,
$2_.....-2..r?0, divided as follows:
Players .S14."?.899.5.*?
Ka. li club . .-?2.299.85
National ( <?m:n?. sinn tSJASSJM
??".?r.lay's fume, when he came to the
pate. A grounder to ("halmers was
his <>*.> rial ' ; r_n. r BJ?*_ te Psakerl
Third Inning.
Ph|] . Thll WBI one ? ??
Inning ' eh the ?i?-' ;
?rented from maki- .
run. OBl. (?ai-.:- ?
litsell. Bancroft .hew hie aeeond
bast- on In Pi.-_.-." Bad his ha'
on h:j ? wa'ched a third
atrikf- paaa. Cravath liked the
ball and leaned airain, t it. Lew:
(.laying Bl far from the p'.ate as th
aid feaee at the Polo Gro
? id to turn and i
tack to eateli Cravata' nighty ?lrive
Bo< a hit* aad ?
m. be ? '
run 17, . i he pa's W*\ ? I
?(hit- -? up. Cady, ??i
- aal a hanl
. have beea
..ut had anj Phill. thought to cover:
. a
n NiehoiT. I
? ? ? ras going te i
through the Pin pitcher, I.u
raanlag In
on the hunt and leaf.Bg thi bas.
Score of Fourth Game for
The World's Championship
BOSTON.
AB. R. H- ?B. SB. BK. SB. SB. BB. SO. TO. A. at
. aaiSSSSSSlSS-l
H?1"'' rt. o o o o ?> ? o o i t i o
tmt_ ". . o i o o o o o i o l ?' "
J LaBB^aOBBBsl nano ?aSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsV ?
Hnhlittell. lb. ?
lasarte, If
Cannier. SI. *
Harr?. .1' . *
| 0 1
0
a
shore. P._
Total? **
< ?.?I.? . c .
BSa^aaOSl
I 1 0 0
PHI I \I>U.IHI?
AH H II
BBS, HR. SU SB. HH. M?. I'll.
0 a ?
StocJa. 8b . ?
Bjaaasefia, ?? *
l'aalaerl. ai . *
I rta???b, rf ? *
>?hi??e.i. if. ?B ?i ? J J j 0 ? 0 a o o o
???k,T* ,f . o o o o o o o i u ai
M.I...IT. ?b ........ O | ( o . . ? , , , ,
Burn?, c. . . (| ? ? ? | u 1 0 4
t hausses, p. ? 0 0 ( 0 0 0 i o o <> u
'??SJBP . 0 0 o 0 o u t o 0 I? 0
._t 9^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
_SI
?0101
Total* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-^i-ZTtor I.uSeru. In ?l?e elfhlh Inulna.
.Hatted (or (baln.rr. In ?l.e ninth Inning.
? 0
Hoaton ._, p
rhllis.leli>bla
rbnaale.|,n... ? , ??.,?,, .. .?lllhlr ?,.,^-s.,.,, ... Barr, ta Hoh
r*'?*ir?n^-m:* ,. u?. ?h...???. U? ?m -amas ??? IM> g
?"?'" ?? ?**" ^VT?tale I.???-., ?n I'-?? Rider; .cf. flr.,1. O'1-..sl.ll?* rl.h.
|i?8tun. 7. imi?!?-'?-%I "m* '
Mi Hl??? Time? ?HO?.
! Shore, Beaten by Alexanc
on Friday, Proves Stead}
ft] d Strong?Luderus
Makes Three Hite.
for. When ('halt.
of 1 I '
-,.. a ?era'
I bunt ('halm.
.i as if to pitch, sad ! ?
umpire, ealled a ha
a runners t., advanee. I
I ?'. and Rvana
i Bigler, .who was umpiring the br.s
I IS no balk.
? I arry l and (a
Shore laid down a na
t.-.- and wa_ out, sto.k ??> Lader
With ]' ti i., ..i _] Ird sa . i sdy oa ??
I ond and the int.. . close
. Hooper smashed a tough Ofle OB t
hound to XT eh of?. It was ?? p i. i1 :
Xiehoff to handio an.i went as a h
Barry srorin.. the first run of t
Came. t'a.!-,- iran? to third Whitt
, made a neat running caf?'h of Scot
? _ ' :! and held the runner
Chalmers ?). . ? ,?
7. who feeli d the Best <
on ' he fifth, refus: ? .
?.ut, he groanded to Luderua.
Fourth Inning.
Phtladelpl la Chalasen failed to g
him.clf a run when he ?aiiid SB ?B
pinch in the 9t-cond innir.j?. In tl
fourth be fa< ' .1 a - milar litual
tritd hard, but ?harp Beldiag kepi bi
from di a. Lb
v. bitted '"i-.t*?.! a foul, w.it?.
until he bad three balls -? d In
? it, Scott to Bol
'? ? ?? ried 1
? a fou!.
Irai! ll ... r.-.va:- !?
Hum. singled 'o righ
Cha?nai
? -iie first Bitch a' Beo1 '. wt
Held ell . and threw to <;
? Nichofl.
lalmera was in a tight _
I saft Hoblltzell drove a sir
entre
?
? bslmen ? . Ml boll
ted (printed ir. and ,;.._.;? Gaitl-or*
fly. Hoblltzell '. i I for thl ?: _
the crack of the hat, and srramb!-*
bad ' ? ... 1 n- Whlt1
quick Il ? ??
tft getti called his
: Miehoi
a?. X?
Barr;
?lied '
Fifth Inning.
Philadelphia Shore pitched onlj
Beven t.,.IN. Learia playing dose, tor?
in sad eaaahl <>? h - - "* topi Stoel '?
for a Texai Leaner over short
Bai ?ft a - ?
three 1 - ?'??? ' ??dy and (,i i
cor. I. ' ??. _n?l and producer!
i, - ,i ?- Two ?tr._e_ were called )_
to Hooper. Lewi
eaugbt Paakert'i .easy fly.
!'. ,.'..?. i .. |y apeaed with a sin?U
to centre Shore triad to bunt a thlK
itrike und failed. Hopper and Scott
both sent high flies to Pa?kert.
Sixth Inning.
Philadelphia Excellent fielding foiled
Crasath u?;.;i He Mat one ?mg
lag to deep centre, but Speaker, who
had h??-- playing fm eat, wer.? back
ami eauigbt -.t Laderas singled to
centre, past Scott ?'udy went almost
to the pitcher's box to take Whitted'i
pop Ntehoff lifted one to Lewi?
Hoston This was where the Rad So?
ripped off a liagle and a double and
scon-.! the run that won. Speaker
was diapoaed of. v- bofl to Luderus.
Hobht.'.eil singled over Bancroft. Lewis,
who bite in tne crise-, ?r-ia-hed the bill
over Stock. It was out of Whitted'?
reach and rolled to the fence, scorint?
!' For Lewi, it was a double.
!.? IB-deal excuse to
play "Tessie." Lea - periehed on sec
. >_r,i..er lia. to Pa.kert utoi
(. halmers threw out Barry.
Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia The band played *? .
"Star Spar:*r*i'd Hanner" and everybody
Mee. In tail iaaing the concrete wall
In front of the first bees boxes male
an assist that stopped the Philly at?
tack It was this way: Scott threw
out Burn.? ? haIn-.ers looped a Texaa
L.htrurr over Sott Stock bit a roller
to Scott, who tnrew to Barry, forcing
Chalmers at ..cond. Tryu.? for a
double play, Barry threw, to Hoblltaell,
who let the ball fla-h through h*a
hands. Stock kept right or. runmne
and would have made aecond on the
I nlav under ordinary I The
'Lall hit the concrete, however, and.
Balls Pitched
In Fourth Game
The folio?? ing table shows the
number of halls pitched by Shore
and Chalmers in tin? fourth game
of the wnrld's serl.-*?
Inning. Chalmer?. Shore.
1 . 16 21
2 . in lfi
S .-. 20 II
4 ._. !?> II
5 ._. 1? II
6 . II 7
7 . II 9
8 . 11 17
H . ? 3
Totals .118 119
bounded half ?ay buck to Hoblitzell
who threw to Barry, sad Stock ?ras an
easy out.
era was working harder
than aver, ; i ? ins to hoi
in the hop
reo Id get I i ruas. Ha fsnn p|
? udv and I Sto? k mi d? ? good
;>lav or: Hooper's grounder BB !
him out.
Eighth Inning.
..- a
? d far in. '
vath ?, so th? Phillies
: H.i.i Speaker
:.i have .
I
Lewis and Pi ikerl p< pped to Gardner -
? I I
? i and bounded
'.irr his head. Before Hooper r>
*ri"vf*d it. i I < third an.l
hri'l OBI ? hit el the Mti?l
Loderai -in shoal I
Il Saeaker mSBSged to
iad hold I.
i ? . I? ?.-ri? into'
? iad bsll pit
to vVhltted h* -?ole ?eeoniL Barn
dropped the throw, bat the ol ?
?cor? is r? i ; ? re r. "?'? .' '? th?
run SI t Whit!
do was tO I bSCh to Shore,
art it al :irsr.
'.'?? tOB i ? .* ??*!*,! with BBI
of ?h?* soot perfectly executed pla*
the ?ei e? Bto ?'?. thr?-w sol Scotl
hoi han
- ??: ? | third
? in a
-rue.?, trying to
keep Lewi i from hittlag a loa? (Ij
in a row and
th* baies, with one i. .
smssh- limera, who
.
Born?
estchlng Gardner ar : i
. ?
Ninth Inning.
I'1-Ts'I-iphia - The ?*nd Fame qui
Si.?>r- eing called
five t
?11. Bui
??. ent far hi?. -
?l.ird to ma - - latted
tor I ha rs and ? sd? I all ??. Ith <? 11
to Leeds,
M'DERMOTT WINS A
LAWN TENNIS TITLE
Beats Bottsford in Final Round
of Harlem Club Tourney.
John IfcDenaett, SB 'h* scratch
mark, defeated VYi?iard Bottsford, the
Eagliah schoolboy, rated at, minus IS,
for the singles champion?hip of the
Hal tm TenSis Club, In the final round
of the handicap fall tournament, which
ended fSBterdap, The first set ?..< eofl
rather easily at H 2, while Bottjford
put up a harr, fight before he wai
beaten in the second let by 8 ??
In the earlier roundi played fiatiag
the atfetnopir Bottsford defeated I.an
dou. who had thortly before won by de?
fault from Manchnter. ????t year? titl?
holder, sickne?j preventing him from
defending. MeDeiias.? Bested E. Bry,
minu* 15, in the ?emi-final round,
?asily, t y ? seers of fi S, I l.
1 ".'?!.? <-ere complete?! ?n the
acrat.h double?, l'hi?.pi and H.er'.berg
defeatir.k,' Goold an.1 l.arr.e I. I I.
imeaschein and Botttford
beating t.. Bry *rtd Samar, G 4. I 4;
raith r.r : S.iber winning fr"-*i I..
f'ry sad Al ?, ' issel and
' I'r.acs sad Me?
Derm? tt, i imeaach?
and !? | Um
rater I defeating
Galhraith ar.d outer, 7 ?, ?J? I. 0 .
Ten Thousand Get in Jam
At Gates of Braves Field
Facilities for Handling Holi?
day Rush Prove Inadequate
?Street Car Company
Also in Trouble.
By IttOMl HATTY.
Hoston, Oct. 12 The attendance to?
day was ilfitrS, mor.? than l.OOd leas
than yesterday. Ral the crowd ?*??
harder to handle. Thousands of per
aons who arrived at Braves' Field half
an hour before the gam. started
reached their seats about an hour later.
Gaffney Street, in front of the en?
trance to the field, at 1 o'clock was
jammed full of more than 10,000 hot,
Irritated B-BB and women. At 1:20
a megaphone man announced
are - ? -.i >re i1 nding room,
! :- the Crowd did not give way.
i? un? Columbea Day, a h !?'!_>
h.-re, and it loomed as if sll Re
had come out to stand in front of th.
SCS to the park and block th
ticket holders. Pe_eo_| who got with?
in inn yards of the eBtrsBcc a* 1:11
? I at by |:S0 they had
advanced not more thnn flee ya.dl
The ri>??-- '.ere entire'-, inadequate
-h?- aaddea ruah l o
make ....... . ,'n.?i, ..r tried to k***'
crowd an,| -topped, un
- :"?t one Of 'he side
?
The b0 >*?-nt and $1 stands were filled
te capacity at 10 o'clock a. m. In the
dollar stands were 600 mail carriers.
with a hand that played from 10 o'clock
on, while the crowd amused itself by
stnging "Sweet Adeline" and "Teasle."
The congestion was unbelievable. X
ten-car subway train has about the
same number of entrances as Braves'
Field, and thirty thousand personi
tried to pass through them in half an
boar. Tea thousand persons, who did
no? want to get in or out, itood in the
war, jus* for the fun of watching th.
mob.
.[::!. s'andee? refused to be
stand-?? ;i- i perched ?n top of th.?
twenty-foot wall far out in centre field
Th.-y W( ?? far from the rlate as the
man who used tc si? on ?op the sema
nhore ?mt bcyor.d the elevated at th
Polo (?rounds.
The Itreetear company had the same
trouble to-day as yesterday in hand?
ling the crowd after the game. There
were what appeared to be a picked
_quad of subway guards, export In
the flying wedge, to trample upon and
discourage eager fans who tried to
board cars that already were filled to
twice their capacity.
Befara te day'i i-nma a Philadelphia
man bet $l,100to .2.0u0 that the Phil
?,??1 would win th.? series.
Back to Philadelphia the battling
club? and their followers are moving
to-night.; bach PI lilla*' park,
fencea arc :?hor_ and faces
are long; bach to a Held where, mnybi,
a f'ravath home run ?rill be a Cravath
horn.? rua, and not just a "fl.
Lew!?, nJin went deep and made a
iparkllng catch
If Philadelphia irlas to morrow th?
elubi will more back to Bravea Fl?'?I
for th?. lixth game. Should the Phlll.es
wir. the next two games ?this comes
under the head of unneccsnr. Informa
? tossed coin will select the
i the leventh ?trnggl..
If you should B '. h 'o ?.-'.- | r..d Six
or Phillv player for Informatii.-i as to
why folks aren't going to baseball
ir, ?var your runni.t?
?-1-,. r - for as will shaae you sea*
ary distance Bp to aix
miles.
Th.- r'ayers nre r*irough sharing in
the proceeda, Tkay get in on ..?nly the
imea, fifoe the elub oaraara
ti profit much to ?he diagaat of
be st er trh d to gel out of
? l the Bravea' park
than an hour.
The first four gam?-? ..7* this year's
- hare drawn m ire ; eraoaa than
!a?t yearn fruir games between the
Bravea and Athletlea. The total st-l
tendance thai fat is 12S,045, while last
the total was ah. The
1914 were 226,739 To date i
Dutch Leonard Gave
Up Music to Pitch
?San Franrlani, Oct. 12.?Dut.h
Leonard, who pitched the Boston
Red S?t to victory on Monday In
a world'? ?erle? gnme, forsook mu
? ir a.? a means of livelihood to play
bmeball.
Sii year? ago the Leonard family
lived In Fresno, Cal., and *?i known
for Its musical ability. Dutch ?as
a trap drummer. I'ntll hla sorre?*
as a pltrher altered hi* plans he
?a.? considering taking up proies
si.,nal orchestra work.
th? public has paid fZeSJeSS to watch
tha Red Sox take three oat of four.
It win reported here that BoetOfl fans
carried mirrors to reflect the IBB Into
tha ape? of th? Philadelphia pitchers.
If they fil ' " i a re dlaapp i ?"? <1. for
the sun came rig '? I, an I
there was BO .?'at on the fiel 1 iro'ii
? a man with a r*:.rr?ir ?- ? lid
sent a reflection into the pitchers' ??;,.'?
\ , u 1er aras tha oaly <*ooi ?nan on
i ;. bench through In d:iv'<
?'...-'?
atrip in fror.' of "
while the other unemployed Phillies
?rendered nervously from on? uncom?
fortable position to another.
PHILLIES AND SOX
TO PLAY^AT FAIR
National Commission Consents
to Tour for Champion Teams.
Boston, Oct. 12. The National COSB
, mission, at a meeting here to-day, de?
cided to allow the Hed Hot and Phil?
lies to go on a tour to the Pacific Coast
immediately after the clos* of the
present senos.
Games will be played at Chicago.
Omaha, Denver and other ?Testera
?['.<?*. It is alsaaed to have the team*
play in San francisco on th* last Bet?
unlay Ib October. Detall? will b?
Honed OOt within the next few days,
accor'ling to President Tener of th*
Natimia: League.
William Lang, representing the ex?
position, s.u.l the arrangement? were
mad? with some difficulty, but that
finally all objection? hu.i been met, In?
cluding the question of finances. The
teams will take all the men who had
been reserved for the world's ?enes,
und the trip virtually will be a con?
tinuation ot the struggle Ifl the Bast,
with the exception that there ail] be
no title at slake.
Al the fiat? "f the closing gam* of
In ii nbt, no time
could be Aatad for rn* itart ta Cal
?ago, nor could the dates be set for
tl?e game? en root? to the Coast,
opening game nt the axpoaitiofl ?rill
be played on Oct bei ? i rst ot
a series of from seven to nine BOB?
test rwo ' ties will be
Loi Angel ? in .San Diego.
?n j laved on the s ly ha ????.
All games aill be under
or" the Nal anal Commtaaloa, sad B D
Mi-Roy trill repraseat that srganisa
tion. Two ampirSS, one from 'he
Amerieas an?! sas from the National
ae, will accompany the team?.
W. R. COE NOT TO GET
a 1 ART ENGLISH COLT
My Ronald Fails to Pass Fx
aminatlon of Veterinary.
W, R. Cos, who races sadsr I
name of the ShoahoB? Btal
ils to add My Rons' ! I
but more or !<? ?? unlucky El
three-year-old. to his ?*i
.Mr. ? f:;7,
ROO about six weeks BgO, ?abject to
examl r a vet a ?
yesterday rec ".'"1 rord I
of Dark Ronal.l would not BS si
p??? Hiich an axaminatloBj and. es
qaently, would nol |
Duffy Lewis Star Slugger
of World's Series Games
The faB-BeeHc Maie et the four ?ame? plaint ??tmeen the Kr,l %?y* and I'hillieg,
slint.lliK the liBll.l.K and tl. Ml,?? ****** .??lige?, foil.,??:
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?I-, ni fur ludern? In fourth game. ??Halted for ? halm. r. In fourth ?am..
II.i- .?I run????IT ... .__<l<-r. fir?? game. r_n. I. hi?.. A; ?hlrd gamr, run?.
1, hit?, 9| SR Maes. Hr.( game run?. ., hit?, || fourth gai ,e run?, I, hil?. 7; off
Ma?rr. ?e. o.iil _ une. run?, ., lilt?, lu, off Leonard, third game. run?. I, hit?, 1:
off Malar, asaead .am- run?, I lilt?. ?, ?IT ? Intimera, fourth game. runa. .'. hit?, a.
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rlgun, Leonard!; by "hure, S I Melmff, Burn*. I halinert. travalh. P___rrt il.l? hj?
?afar, ? (-_eaa_S 19), leeM, Leash) .'?. Bang, l__9art| *r Leonard, e (CBeeaSM
Indern. ?S.. Mrliuff. Mr,ander; ?,, Kn.ter. a (Bancroft It). Craralb (1., I uderii?.
MehofT, Hum? Ma. er i i bj Chalmers, * Hooper, Mc-tt. Hoblltaall. lady, f?hor?t
it.i. Haar? ?hi hall??Off lleiaiider 4 , ?? pe__er (1). (arrlgan.; off .hure. ? No.lt.
Iltuuroft .? . I'a.Uert, ? rarulh. Uhlltrd, Mrhuff. Burn?. | off Ma.er. t i Hoopor ( 11 ? |
,.ff ? halmer?. _ Speaker, lewia. Harry.. Flrsl >???? ?>n error??Philadelphia, 1|
Ho.I.m I. left ?o ha?r? ? Philadelphia. |g| Boelon. ?? t-kM-t-lllr. !.. ?Hnbll? tell.
I?,oil,le play??Hum. tu Hun? ruft to lu,lern?; _eolt lo Barry (o lloblltiell tu Barry;
( Inline?? (u Bum? to .Undid. I mplrei? Klgler and Klem. \a!tonal League;
II I nughlln ai?.I I.?un. Iiiirri, an I ragua.
HARTFORD JUST
LOVES GIANTS
AND YANKEES
Fans ?Scoff at What They
Call a Farce, but the
Giants Win.
players cut grass
beforf: the game
Later Have Trouble In Finding,
the Ball, and Two Home Run? '
Add to the Joy of It.
'...-.
Hartford, Conn, Oet '. I ' ?'??mli'i*
Day was fittingly *nd thoroughly He*""
p'ratepl in the presence of twelve h M
dre.? gullible baseball ft.ri?. who I
s.iok their position? before the *or..i'i
?COrehoerds IS be "entert* e
by 'he \ .??.?. York 'liant* and the New
fork Yankees pius German)
, a: ?. BS?B BOd "'1 the
: Averj? ground? for sbout
II sad a hall\ collecting I I I
?? - after nine innings hid been
ii''.!, and th* ?core ?to.,1:
(aiants, ?i; Yannesi, 8.
In the entire farce -for fare* it ws?
only one man, Perrit, in the fifth
inning, struck oat. l'iual'.y the flnt
ball lobbed over tha plate ?t? lifted
into an outfielder'! handa. Three
pitched balls sufficed for *om* of th*
naif innings, which laated shout thr*s
minutes ?soh.
To sdd to the confusion of tho*? who
looke?! o Schaeffer laslsted in his fool
Ish pantomime, even after the groan*
and hisses of the indignant spectator*
had Buhsldsd to an e. and
after many had left the -'a:.?it.
Left? High was playing on hi* old
ground*, a:..! the crowd d. man.le.i to
know why ha didn't br.ng th* Yankee*
up to play the Hartford < olon.al
Leaguers, who won the pennsnt.
EveSJ Bill Deaevaa "brazened" th*
eity that msile him s ball player, and,
succeeding Pi*h In the box in th*
eighth Inning, forced in a run by pass
iag Sttoud, B .ases full. 1hs
next ball pitched brought in an ava?
lanche of four run?, Buraa getting a
home run when Pieh and High eltasff
couldn't or wouldn't Und th* bal!
gras?, which the tu o tOSSM cut with
lawn mowers for BSOFels? pravieas to
?he game, and while the worl.i'? *erl*(
bulletin! were being announced.
Halloa alio travelled the circuit In
?he fourth, when Burn? also loat th*
ball in th* gra?s.
",:'- all o\er"* yelled S?*haf ffer on
th? last 1 i" '? ?pectator rs
iponded fervently i "Than? *h. Lord."
The ?cere, f"r tliote who <*>.re to read
if, f( '.low s :
N Y O?'? - M T TA*k.'_.<
. > s ' l , in s ?
I, If.. I 7 1 S 0 0 Il'.th <*\y tit ? Of
: ; ' -r If ? M ? ?
'? ! I- '?? 88 .
?II - ? * I !
i 'II
i : : '. * t . l.l?'.
'rill?
loo I St
!
, . - . -, , , ,. , .
i ? a s o a s s ? ?
? o * t -e
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? I ??troui 1.
" !'? >?? . 1 81 . I
-
' \ a
'I '
TIE FOR FIRST AT N Y. U.
\r'-? B>fi Science School? S,-.ire Same
Number of l'oints in Meel.
In the ii . ? '1 !>??
f Nee
York i'? .. ?- tj ori Ohio !
g "f
?
fOI t.t ' ?!.'?
?it*.
Many aid tVaogfa Hti.rrei for the Ap
t and
: . .. .. the Col?
\. -
-irmmarle* follow: (
- Ma .. Ar
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PLAYERS TO DIVIDE
ALMOST $145,000
Their Profits. Howevtrs Will Not
Fqua! Those (.f 1911 and 1912.
let 12 To day's gam* bs
: S,i< and PhTlie? wit!
i e. ceiBts will be
A total of
eon among th*
?. .
rill receive $88,?
? at ?he total. Ai
?I? tt eipch team sr?
th? aerie?, th*
amount to $3.
BSCh, if the division ii equal.
le how th*
money ihell he dlspo *d of. They may
rerluce the sllowsnee to utility men
who have figured little in th* activities
of the . a or of the leriei
by vote.
To the lo?. rs will go $07,959.80, or
twenty-three shar?.? ?>f $J,fil'.t 12 esch,
?
The pi lyer?' profits thi! yesr are not
. of 1911 and 1912, the
record crowda at th? two gamei played
on Brevet Field failing to otTiet the re
. 1 attendance at the Philadelphia
park.
Deal Golf and Country Club.
Membera of th* Deal Golf and
Country Club wound up their eeaeon
yeiterday with a ipecial Colonrtbu*
I?ay handicap. (?. A Burd mat the
Sr, with a card of 81 10 71 II.
H. Parker defeated Pierre A. Proa! hv
*j up and 1 to play in .the Una! match
for ?*? fee ? ' are <"?a
Following are th? handicap x'ori'i:
Of a, H .p "a
I A TUM . ?J I*
j' A I'f'.a? . *?
O J Mas r . 17?
I' *.'. K? la.
\? B ' ? ? '? . *'
K A ? -?? T.lr? .Ill '?
j i Otaa ...... Ill H ??
(,?>?*? 1' "mlir. .
r / Am 1 .
I! W ill..
Yountakah Country Club.
A one class medal plsy handle..'' .. ?
the holiday attraction at the Yoeata
kah Country Club y**t*rday, an t t I
reiult v.* a i a tie involving A K. Carr
and W. A. Ladew, with respective
?corn of 96 20 76 and V0 14 V?.

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