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tf^u Hope Now Stalks the Base Paths, Where Many a Hope Lies Dead
???S??Tblames
loss of trip
ON THE PHILLIES
ifd Sox Presideni De
dares Ho Was Willing
1 lo Finance Project.
USEBALL MEN LA^
PLANS FOR FUTl Rl
I, Four Months. Sayi HlfT)
?JparrOW, W? \K i 11 Be Packing
l_'p for Savannah.
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and
rough
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Brannick, ?:..?' - manager of
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gJ* _*?">? "v- - Krannick
r*-t?tt?ting B?r; . eft the
****>?? Star?.
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? to see
? : those na
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t? it ball
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Jjaw? .
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trip.
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en said
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af"'"'!? ?et. Probably, though,
WESTPORT
IVilN.
TMt CORRtCT
CUT-a-WAV SHAPe
WQllioJ/ars
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MRS BAKGF.R WALT.ACH WINS
Captare? Woatea"? nil?' in r?.re?>t
Hill? Championship.
th? worn
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?? top f,?rm
- BO, In the
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Mr?
ill her cun
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'.*. ???*.?? \ Pope, who
nd 1
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SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE
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avers, th? na
ampion, ami .
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?rsld K i k
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ire gel
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tei ai the
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rraity i ? f Aai
ra. take
th? Na
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cvei
in vi
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the I ske
k tiolf
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one-di
rom? wi] ?ather
Monday,
-- a man ein putt >t"ih real
? ? for the
! W, Tipper ran
n th?
- .
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.4T BALTUSROL
Records a Two in Loner
iole in Woollen Golf?
ers' Tourney.
,' W Newklrk furniihed a aensation
yeaterday ? ? Golf A
moat on
the links of th? '
S'ewk rk holed i
seventy vai
and recorded a 2. It v 2i ever have
Newkirk, howeter, was unahle t.
? Isl sad
n th? pris?
Georg- m the gross tro?
while the presiden'.'-.
cup. o? ?? Strong, th-*
-, was taken
J.Wilson,
1 '. was the best net of the field.
More than s.xty i .avers teed up, pro
? ! this association
orgsi IStil i,, lar*
Three classes were arranged, and in
f th? ' no man cou! :
? ? ? one troi . I h.
plications 1 ' The
?' t, ????'. the two mi n?
I, follows:
?? ? '
r?' 11 Ft??r- ?? ,
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I' ."??-;-. ? 11 1 ' ,
After the day on the links the
mi'inti i naei 'he Haltus
rol clubhot. -
follow:
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M. ' 11 "- rdf
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St. Paul's Schooi
Beats South Side
The BOeOnd team of St l'iiin'? Sri.p."!
?yed good knowledge of the open
sama Ib defeating the South Sida Ugh
School ?liven n* GardOB I it'.. LoBg
:. reatorday, by a .??-ore of tl to a.
rol-wat.; | gS '.e.i much gtound for
St. Paol'a, while It also was successful
in breaking tip the majority at similar
p,:?'. - ,.* '. ?' pled h', its i
Good g? ns were made in the South
Side defence, with Johnson anil b-bo
den making big ran?. Jokasoa, Birch
?nd Speiden each ?cored a touchdown,
w! ie Pl ctor -k'.el the South Suie
boy? from a starolosa defeat In the
BOCOBd ?juarter Johnson intercepted a
forward pas? for a run of sixty yards.
but the whistle ?topped play with the
ball on the five-yard line.
Star Virginia Tackle
Out of Harvard Game
?"harlotteeville. Va., Oct. IS, In it?
game to-morrow with Harvard. Vir?
ginia will be without th? aerrioaa of
Stuart, who?* work ;-?*? taskla m? a
feature in the defeat of Yale two week?
?go. He i? out of the game with l?v?
erai broker ?aast bones ?? ? re*ult of
?crlmrn?ze work
Jpor?i?h?
^^ ?y Grant lana Rice
I he Bivouac of the Dope.
aal o? The? dore ? H:
ti uffle? oheer't dull roen- has bent t?o /: ? .-? >? ? '? ? taffoa;
Vo ???,?>>. i<;i,??. '/-?- ?porft-ip *?. f. ' (As /.'"'' SCOT? hold? nview;
On Fonte'? bloc, ?? ?*. camping ground? then ftath no balm of ht
Il .ne Ifmfrr guards, _.f_ loZcmn round, the Bivouac of the Dope.
,\ .1 .-./>>?<?>- of "/'\. Leonardo? tun>" now briaps fhe Bugland thrill!
.v.i f-.roh_.fi0 thoii,;h'a thai houni or barn n'_er< / i Hi. /,
A o ri,?i?)n o/ fo-?iorro'/-'.s ttrift u' ,. ????r (As green turfed mit;
,\'o cheer or jeer forever rif? n? Gt ? <l to bat.
Long had the doubtful contlir' waged "Vr nil the PhU'y jilnin:
/?',,. .,,.7. ?? fiercer ffpaf fca?/ ti_..._ > .. vengeful blood of Spain";
i >'?/, trnuw.i where th? path wa? rough, th* ? .* ? *? >??,
'/.// Lewi* pilfered Heeler's stu? and "hit .,r when ' hey a
r_e neighing Bug, the bunt veil played, the bleaeher*? ttirring bla '
The .*._/, the Hooper cannonade, the din avd thout are pat*;
\'or Cady'p pep nor Speaker'? vinel- ?hall thrill with Here? accj?hn
Dull breafiis. till April pother* hark Hie Glory of tie t',,;rvr.
Some one must have put the Sheik's Curse \ B 'on a? a world ser
.'y The old town ha? won only four of then1
If There Had Been Trickery.
The honesty of baseball, as the game Id, doesn't ne
!? fend ng Any one who believes that in any way there is a touch
-? dr.ess in baaeball play is to?? eriwv to be involved in a sane discussic
Hut for the benefit of those who desire B good, BOand p lai to support
argument along this line the following might be
The last three world series have been played in n limit o? fourteen games
five in 1?U3, four in 1.14 and five in It... The limit for these thre.
the number of gixmes that might have been played a BBS. If the
had been any trickery seven more game? might have been crowded I
i.l_ alone. Each of these bvoi ? "?es thnt wi
in cash. The entire seven cost 1-50,000 in cash. Baaeball, as n financial p.r..
, BBS paid small di. di
the last year or so. Which hasn't prevented at ' ; :*i three yea
| turned hark to the fans solely becau-e each came was pinye?! strict
on the level, without regard to cost.
Alexander is a fine pitcher, but he Isn't "an-.- ? -or " _.< 'her
BI yi.o.ly else.
After Alexander has drawn his world series we are yearning to see Walt?
Johnson get his chance. Johnson is going back? Well, with a ciub that finish?:
fourth in place of first he won seven more games 'han any ?ingle member <
the Red Sox staff. If this be "going back" kindly assist us with a si I
The Gnashional, as F. P. A. Calls It, I .-?a^ue.
The National League has wor one world lerii ? I .:' of th
? lis starts.
It has a world series average of .144 sir.ee the rig? i
reaTS ago Isn't it about time the older circuit ?? ng somethifl
except the short end of box seaiesl
Shows You Should See.
Twin Reds by Alexander and Ciavath. i
.. Bab) Daffy Lewis.
I'nder Fire by Eppa J. Rixey.
"Ho you think tha' you have given Eddie Bun . ? ; tine catchini
through the series"" writes a Philly fan. Very feu ? BOBS O? heg
ging Eddie's pardon as we reach tor the lai I >.t hand. II
?" the stars.
When Mr. Keelor suggested that en ' ... should "hit. 'em wher.
they ain't" he had never seen an outfield eompe ed a! 1 I I -, Speaker ?ru
-?? lie would have i? \ised his in, - I I read, "" ' '?-*'i OUt o
the state."
Having cornered the world championship m In-, . ? ,'t an\
one to go out p.nd gather the football champion . ton, Ma! an
Enwright, King, Snuey and perhaps eight 01 aevei teen I :. . ,? case \'?r>
You don't hear Yale and Princeton Joining those who are ?cofling at th?
Phllllea for not winning a game in Boston. Both Y?le and Princeton ?till
have games to play In th'e ?ame town.
An Alibi Via Cravath.
Please pan us not when, tMrough fatigue.
We /*_?_ down in the li'in'.r /.?'<._.,?
I'Siase jeer un not when in th* /.
Our xtuff is very muehly bu*h;
For if ue slip, remember, pit
llefore you brand M. M S cheese,
That in a very recent drive
Biff (laivy lut ,126,
Such are the operation? of fame. A world series was to make Alexander
the most famous name in the land. Yet with the populace at large how much
I up the Mill of BOBOWB he would be to-day if the Phillies had finished
-ecoi.d and some other unlucky bloke had been thrust in his place before
Boston bats. The one thing that wa? to make his fame snduring look away
part of the fame, in two days, that he had collected through six month?.
How about the dope now? In the advance forecasts we figured thai Baa?
ton had the edge In outfielders, pitching, batting and at ?econd at-.d third, giv?
ing Philadelpb.ii the edge at first and short, dur innate modeaty forbids any
fuitber comment.
"To settle a bet," writes M. II. K., "who was the pitching star of the recent
The Red Bes outfield, as Jimmy McAl? .ir hack as
Itlt.
Montclair Academy
Defeats Batten High
Moatolair. N. J., Oct. IS, Moatclair
Academy defeated the Hatten High
School eleven t.?-re this afternoon in a
, uas i'>' a score of tS to 0,
! ' i pace -iv. heal esuaed looae play?
injj on both ?idos, bal In tin Baal <iuar
t.-i MoBtclali bit ?'- ?trida ami played
all around the high school hoys. Long
forward pa-??-.-, b) Hasel tu .'?
netted two tSBShdSWBS, and in the la-t
minute of play Captain Haiel later
1 a forward pa?? and raced forty
yards for a ?core.
The line-up follow?.
a ? ? . I'oa B.uin H I
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la ..? ?i i 4\ra;?5?n rites at *sui.
I .-- isttiiifJav
Stuyvesant Soccer
Team Wins Easily
Btajrvosaat High defsatod Boraca
Mann at ?.??-cer at Van CortlsBdt Park
pin b] ? -core of 71
goal? to n
At half ? led hy 2 to
1, the result of a good ibot by Harnnlin
arid a p? 'h. In the
second half Captain Mezoghoni ?cored
from another pooalty.
The line-up follow ? :
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MORAN PUTTING
ON LAST TOUCHES
FOR COFFEY TILT
Confident1 of His Ability
to Defeat Roscom
iiion Giant.
Prai - ' p ?? burgh boo?,
ove? with .Hm
? h?.\ing ar Ma.)
-..n Square Gardes "n Tuesday nigh?.
'. fr eada at I
U rday af'"rnoon.
Moran sdi lit thsl hi ....
sad i'i. that '..? will ? hip the Ro?
commi wi
I, h ? Went ??<> fur a? to declare
?eren round? would he about all that
- ? saabl? fan could hope t.. ? i
II I win""' Moran laughed when
of tl .-"tning
"Say, I can boat that I
? bs, I rollei
.-?ir- or He hai about as much
me as a German Would
IB trench,
"le" ?r as ,r.", and can hit
hard. ' ' I er, I have had ;?
of e> i this, if nothing e!?e,
.. sy the balance. He ha- I ?OB
dubbing around, lighting third rater?.
Hi ? i to wl pa ?Mod man. I have
? ?-. all, .t fas*, as they would
? ??
hsa ?hewn that he cannot
.' punch. If I ?TO? got him hack
way Al Reich h.ul him
? to have him bach ob
: ? le of a fi
4 thi .' ty to Bilats
?
i ow i oil el ha* more
- ! which we
pr"
Bro? ium, in Twenty-third
A'.enue, ?rill ?ooa he
? in Monda? l'.r .wn
will n n Dur?
*?i\th
neai Cei P? rk B ?at. A
m-"! ri nil has beer, .:: - tailed
?
? CI ha I i" en ' n
? Browfl
-iuring
ti r.
The wra'h of th? boxing enthu liait?
te ! upofl .1"! r ny Kil
.?ht champ?"
no im i i him of being
: I '.
?y, in the < f tl I who
fair. Delaney, incidentally, wai K!
iparriag partner when the cham?
pion first iaraded th? i
i Aa1 da boy, will
j ! laly in tea rouad? at 'lie
Hai ?em, ob Monday
A Bg pretty
?i. ... fot Daly ha?
? i ? ' ? .,- K. ii
sad .Johnny
.-n.
The cam; . ilish boxing man
..;. Baker la waging in
fsr?ofl '? . msy bs fait la thu
try 1 toal Baker has
just .. thai any An.
box? : "g to Au-* i... a irill
have to loar? their manager? boh ad
?
II be as follows:
Kn! Taylor es. Kn. ?-Kout Kggers, at the
Brosdwsj Sporl ng Club; Huck Crouso
4-, New Al Mi'i .;.. si the Fairmont
A c.; H.?i? North ?a. Jo?. Stanley, at the
A ('.. and Young Ahearn
I. ? I an mont A. C.
WIDENER HOST AT
LYNNEWOOD F.4RM
Horse Lovers Will l'ave a Day's
Racing at Elkins Park.
.lo-ei h h. W i lener will throw open
of hi? estate at Lynnewood
Perm, Elkiaa Park, l'.-nn.. tala sfter
I race meet
l .i eu itom m past years,
IB? sent our,
? ' .ver of a horse will ba Wol?
?
are on the card, and
the number and class of
th? horaes ?atorad it will prove to
BUltoar meetings
Liberal purse-, sad
Die p?ate will Le the prize* for
the winners.
Chief n.tereit centre! in the running
of the Collgay Steeplechase, for four
yoar-olda and apward, at about two and
a half miles. rifteoB jumpers, includ?
ing ti- BoBsie Laddie, Syos?
River, Weldship ?nd
Swiah ? i.Hined to start. There
will be tw? toeplochasoBi one
foi aaaldsa th?reo?year?olda? a high
weight handicap al ix, and a half fur
sad '?" longer raeei for the
.aai aid? aad .."waid which par?
'. th? Bat
M ' 1 un CALI KB Pl.A-.i: HAN
i .-i a i ail fur?
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Boston Boxers Coming Soon.
Word w?s recel ? I from Colonel
.-?? I! Hilling?, of the tioston Ath
I ? ? * er lap, bj rVsaV
retary?treasaro?
\ A? Un that five of the best
la ?rid around B
will i.e -???? bora ob October M and .'?o
!-'. Ballivs
. Bosiag Toarasmoat at las
*i 4in A I :.t A. C. gymna?
siums.
MRS. FAITH ON GAME
AT SIWANOY LINKS
Carries Off Honori in Women's
(joif Tourney with a 94.
Bj go I ,' 1*1 BI I 'he link* of 'he
- i .. mil ft v. ? . ; . ?
Mrs. William ?! Faith ruled aupreme in
?? ?(U
of the -Vomei
?lolf \ score
WS| i '. Lut H. is
eustoB-sry m such ca?.
tl I -? with *a'_.ng
only tha gro ? s?
i ? set prise .<?
tween M re. \ S Ho nturv,
aid '?! ? ng Brown, ?>: Hawortn,
106 '?? 16, but tl named a an
agreed
apoi
? xt Mr?. Faith began
her round with a 7 and finished srl1
at thi I ? ? tha Wykmgj]
woman did well to return a 94. SI i
Bs it \. at preaenl i
length of ai i B :i.
trapping ha- been coni?.Ii ted it will he
? i ?e. r" a fit as any golfer
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There were h good manv ?tar!
the th and
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PLAY ONLY TV/0 MATCHES
lew Playera <?n Caarta at Borough
Park.
? >? ' mal n 'he
worn? tal ib
I .-ugh Park I.awn
Mia? Ma
and Mrs. I
rial round tei i -
-
?ated by a
I
'?'? Igner, firm, r national
IBM? -*!'1i A. J
Ostei 1 too past a pair for
Mia? Fo tin i?.-. I Edward Bintin, who
w_r? defeated by a score of 6 I, I
AMORY BEATS EMERY
ON BROOKLINE LINKS
fall [ourney Brings io^elher
Field f,f New EagUuHl Qolftrt.
Bn i? . 'i ?? . I ?
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the( ..-? : - ?.
If. Al ry in I
f I' Ebboit, hath af the home c':b,
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?TURKISH
JCARETTE
IN i ?i 11/ ni 11/ im im i <
Listen again, please!
W
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_?.N
?f
HY do so many men smoke about half of ?}
their cigarette, and throw the rest away I
Because most cigarettes taste fine when
they're just lighted?but by the time they're
smoked half-way through, they begin to lose
their goodness. They go flat.
NOT SO WITH MTJRADS.
One of the very greatest thing* about a MURAD is that its
"LIFE" and FRESHNESS
last down to the very end.
As one enthusiastic MURAD smoker said:
"A MURAD b perfection
rtihen yon light rt, and ?
gets better as *?ou ?moke __ "
Every MURAD smoker knows how true this fcs.
Ma**P>
M Jeer? of the Highest Crade TorM
and Egyptian Clgaretta tn the World
wiwrttH **
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