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THE SUN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2 1911.
GIANTS SHUT OUT THE CUBS:
score FIVE itrxs IN last
two IXXIXUS.
Hsnjnsrd ritohrs Fine Ball and nerierms
Hlm.rif Xrw 1 ork and Chicago ;
Team (Split Ken on Reason's aeries 1
t -Rain Rrc4rnt Other flail Games. I
tttCAAO, Oct. 1 I'tie fltantl l ink a
etransle hold on he inn National lagua
champiinohip thla afternoon whan thay
giajnnad tha Cobs around on wet nio
and hut out Chanea'a passing chatnplona.
The Victory nave thi (Hints an even hrenk
am the present aeries nn I also irav. them an
0u.1i division nf thi spoils on the Mgaon'a
eerie between tii" la clubi Bach club
defeated the other rTgvan tlmea, The K'ip
the Otgnta inif on tti" panngni la ahtavrn Hy
th fact Uttt they hava onlv ihree mora
lnin.. to Win to I if s-iro of the laurel Wreath,
thi even if the 1 'iii 10 all of tio'ir remain
Ink' seven games,
The Olanls wanted to at least divide tha
eeaaun'a series arith Hie 1 'ul and had to
win to-day's gama to dn it Likewise I'apt.
I'hanre, aftef tha first tWO unities lure lhi
trip, iudulifed In some broov rn Ik about
clan always teiiinii In n critical aeries.
Will, tha i.i.int showed hint some rlaM
yagtarday nmi to-dav They gmtr,! their
teeth anil lallad In to win.
To-day's same wna aa hnrd f out hi r.
yeaterdsy'a The rgaull wax vrry much
In doubt up 10 th" ru'lith find atill In doubt
up ttj the ninth, for there WIS no Scoring
up to thi eiirhth In that uinins hy clfgO
hitting the ulanta accumulated two run
Thla waa none too ae-nre a I tad, but in the
ninth the (Hants by atlll cleaner bitting mada 1
three more runs Four of the five runs were
made with two men out.ahowlnf that the
Glanta were determined to Itlck to the lint
Lou ftirhie. a troublaeome opponent nil
eaaaon for the New ores, pitched Hie
finest aort of bail for aaven innlnga, I' if
came in for n lon deferred bombardmenl
In the int two The battle centred closely
around the pitcher, and it became a ipiee
tlonof which would ffo to tha wallflrat Mar
Qtiard outstayed the Chicago twlrler lh
Rube pitched a fine Ram nearly every atep
of the way. Ill curve was clearly defined,
capitally controlled,and ins a peed unlimited
The onlv time he wjih n trouble was when
a new lull which had struck in th mud
and acquired a we! streak on on" side for od
him to so cautiously ntnl curtailed his
apeed for a few inonemts. This was in the
aerenth iiinina
In tha flrnt si inning only ftlffhtaanl
Otantn faood Richie 1 liorn was lit 1 e hit
ting on either tide in thai time and there
fore imall chaiu'o- of loorinar, for hasa
ranning rtoiUi not ho loinird .,u Kin
in the morning left tho lipid h"avy and wot
lurry Doylt hid a chance t't score i-i the
fourth. He bunted and the ball tooli a
freak hounti, so that povio wou d have h i
a hit whot hrr or no I'irhio fluiiit the damp
globule far pasi saiir and Doyle hi iced t
third. He tried to tally on Hnod grass's 'ah
to Tinker and Was thrown Otl1 at tho Plata
by that active athlete 1 ti the filth after
Murray had opened with , single Merl I
hit Into a d -utile play, These were t he only ,
farorahic rhancee the (ii-jtit had in the
first aevon inninsH Ihe Cuba were on tie
bane oftenor, hut COIIld do nothing With
Mart;usrd. who by 'ho way redeemo I him- ,
self for nis defeat of I it Wednesday.
Hchult singled in 'lie Aral irinir.t!, Imt when
he tried to steul Meyers merely had to oh
the halt to 'urn him hark Kletoher heHii
(hirmgo'4 peettnd hy juggling a slippery i
alap from Jim Doyle, saiet sacrifloed end
learry Doyle made a tidy and useful play
whan he raeed m on a hit irom Kofman
which Marmiard had deflected an i t!irew
Hofmsn out Vrrher htruo'n; oil and left
J. Doyle disconsolate at third.
A welk by ShTkaid wi'h on out in tiie '
third provoked a hopefuJ flutter in th !
Chicago ,-anks, hut h- ha id h'ttin: Si hultxe '
fanned the moiriture laden 0 'nn- end
Tinker. anoth-T dankfero in manipulator of
the flail, filed to sued-
The most iinitt"i aie t afsumd hv hei
rubs wsa in the seventh, when hy good ;
pitcbing and god geneialshH' th" Ulanta
survived a critical period, ih" events of
that iimitw were the tunisfiv point m the
game, th" tsiant1 hy tin it oape fiom dan
ger tuKin on new if and th" uh- under- i
going a rorrHpondwu' droop m splrlta,
lher wa one on the retired Iwj wrien
Jim UoyU1 unloaded a DOSS hit
Hsler thump'd a two bagger "it
water in riKht centre It oc
ntre !
,i pool d
m! tor a I
moment as if th' ball was sroin Into th
bleaonera novie pi-.urhii through th t
oosy trail as far an third on t(v- hi snd '4
there bivouacked uiitti some bod shoul 1 -,
com? through with a rescuing hit, II off- i
man. who wan playing for MarQuard, con
stantly awintfini at iutd halls, t1i- i feebly , h
to Fletcher. fariuard reoMved Instruc- I :
tions to paaa Archer atul with th.it clever j W
hitter out of the way devoi d hi.- attention '
to Richie. Richie smacked th-1 hrt hail , );
piMinea ana u aoarea to .Mui rnv
Ability to hit hlchla rame uddenlv and I
was well executed Merala drove u two
bagger into the Circus seats in leit field. :
But for ground rules he'd ha e gone to thud. 1
Herxog haerihVed and l-'letrher -ent a two
base liner w inging to i iht That put
Markle over the jilate. Meyer out ad
veaoed Kleteher to third Ma rnuard,
facing a call of three and t wo. a' omplihtiea ,
his purpose of jut meettng the hall, tnd I
when he did he ent a eafe fly floating over 1
second, Fletcher aroring.
The ;ianta by this time knew Richie's I
secret and unfolded aii'dtier ,rrav of hit i
In the ninth. Larrv poyls netfotia'ed his
third aafetv and waa for SQ by Snodjrrar.-. t
a array struck nut . Merkle singled, ao
d Herrog, and Fletrher thrust another two
bagger to right Herofr' prod drove m
one of the runn and Fleicher s the others. I
Fletcher waa nipped t rving to m retch
his hit, but he had the satisfaction of Know- j
ing that his weapon had ifom- far toward
rlvetlnir the game for himsell and com
rades The score I
KKW TORK CH1CAOO
AS. H P. A.
Devote. If .. 4 0 0 0
L.Doyle.Zb 4 9 4 2
anodgr.rf 4 0 2 0
Murray rf. 4 1 t 0
Mcrklr.lb 4 2 7 0
Hereof Jh .8104
Fletrher n 4 2 S 2
Meyrr.r 3 o 2
Marqur1.p 1 0 1
B AH M P A K.
0 Bbeok'rd.n 30300
0 lehulte.rf. 1 1 0 t 0
0 Tinker . .4210
0 Elm rn Jb 4 0 3
0 J.Doylejb 42120
0 Baler. lb a 1 0 t n
2 Rofmaa.cf 30200
1 Ar.her.e :i ft .1 1 0
0 Illrhle.p :i 0 n a 1
Neeithftm I 0 o 0 0
3
, Total. 32 27 17 1
Total. 33 10 27 11
ntted for Ulrhle In the ninth Innlrm.
New York o o o ft n o o
Chlrafo. o o n o o o o
FUlll. New ('r SlloiCTai.K Merkle
sos, Flrtrh.r First bae ,,n rrrar. 'hl,
Ift on baAe. New orU. 2; Caleaeo. v
2 3 5
ft n i
'. Her
at.'. 2
Pirst
baae on ball ifT Msrguard, 3 Btrucl
ii ii
Hltranird. : by nirhle.l Twnbsaahfts Merki.
Fleteher. : t Doyle, Saler SaerHlee hll
lierzog. s.ier lTmplr In ehlsf Hrsnnari Uriii
umpire O'llsy, 'I'lmr i hour and 6ft niluuie...
ote. of Ihe (ilani.
CsnrAon. iirt l Srvritrn vlrtorleS and '"'ir
drfftstA I the .lR'it. rrfird in rtrttr fur this trip.
Tnr Tiilm little rouolfl nf (.Hst". In lbs ninth
inniim, but 'hr (.iftnis were rive tuns ahead hm'I
Meyern msar nn pitori i" htuji u p hsss runners.
rlptrhr sii p ; rvi in iii hsunchei on i e rounder
rom Mnf-nnn. hut rnniMf-(l tn M, fri nml
re (ut pip .itc-'
.Tnci was hii i-xi lliilnm nf :nlrlm I'Onr .nnrls
mapsiti by mernher nf in crowd K i'ie nrst
Inning Jlcypr ml surd a fnul .i iii)' whrn li
didn't mittfr a sr'ui dfi, bul fervenl nrt noisy j
wti the eherrlnr S'hlrll sreelsd I.'' nilvpi.iv . 1
Furthermorr t irr wer rle. nf ypilrtw!" wnen
Marq-.iard Intentlnnall) ps- i l r-'.ei. hut ui.en 1
Hrown (ntenltonslly ps-se Njever ftterday n
didn't mrlke me fair minded 1 I'htrsga :i'oirr;.
tn the smr ws
Joe Tinker tried a delayed nesl In Ihe Uih
and wfth thrown n-,t itandini
Snr-ifTA1- reini" nmi k'fii-n wn with
nut pIa in tbs four tli Mr look '"nt t o i -t, j
drew a ihrow from Arrher nn i heal i in -r nd 1
Qie ustant Archer threw Hewn . ,:r ,
to flAler In Zlmri'p. mnn . hit 1 n nnn m martin
Snodtra' n i Ktmrnemau were wen wtih
the hst In tne rerle Zimmerman i nm ire- A
bit In Ihe four (Tame. (
The Cub oulnelde Ihe t Imti riu I no t r-
Merles, mailing fewrr -i'iis: mal j , .t (
mtspTsyi n,l being u" neidlei
Arch.
I'SUgt 1
i giaggNteso. uamr sil torn ir .
f;an:es sietiedu'.rd for ToU),
Atr.nirAN 1 nsors
Bastos '1 N ur: Pbllldelphil i' ' i...
log! llrtr ill In 1 Is r) .n'l. St M no la 1 hlesg 1
KStlONIti UKS0I 1
Kta i r'. in riM'bjirr: rmokii ' in 1 im inasth
t l.lrsgo In gt Urn 1 BtiltOB In Plillsilrlptile
Meal em ,ealir,
At lln.n'.a I'lral
rr -oml game Pi r
Al Si IUS l ltl
lis. 1- garond sai
Xt l ine " "
roln. I. Htsrond u
At Uei M r.
Irat irame 1'urnio
1 l-nahr.
ral gams '",
1 oprsn. -'. 8
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forreiir 1
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In si npi 11.1 1 1 liginri
Tna rftlens U' 'irur fc i-rrs Byooklya In Bt,
Mnls. lusu'i In 1 lielnAsll and Me msri an
afue game Si Louis Ui Ucuoll ..sic nn
ainytd bscaubc of mlu.
National l in. Mtaniflng.
!. f f c 5 ! f f
L :l l
I II IS la 14 l.V 15 : 148
II IA II 14 0 1; A? 1 M'S
( I 11 liil u 141 is '4 MO
iJ 7 is at; iij li n m:-
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1 1 tl' I I fi I s nn 4:s
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KM York...
ctiiratn
Pittsburg., .
I'hllailelphla.
St. l.oul.
Inclnnatl
1 Brooklyn
1 notion
i.p Loaf,.
American l.eaa;ue aiiantllnc.
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I
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AT AM
77 :4
7A AI7
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72 IN
AS 410
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rno.ss.roi xritr HVXSIS0.
Hradhnr! Fnnthalll'lub Hold Initial Run
Mornlncaidc and Pennant Npln.
The llradhurst Football Club of Harlem
made its bow amons th follower of tho
hill and dale sour' yaatatfday by holdlftf
an Invitation run of a', milei from the club
houae, which is on l3M.ll f tret near ! uthth
avenue. Repreenttivej from several "i
th local clubs muitered for the i inter, and
in all the Roe string of thirty-thtee went
oui. it was lust about baajinnlnf to pour
hard When tin bnva steamed awaXi hut
thoufh they wprp bare of leg and arm they
did not scMm to mind the miniature deluge
Harry Hmith of the Pastime A t aald he
pnfrrH tho Wet, ami makm? tha r un n
nnri ail tht way ho wk th tirt man t
cm th0 finish lino Itfl full tim n.h l
ttllnutan 47 HsacnntU-. nnd ho hit tho club
a ho iias . Heot);iU! ahaad f hit naarat od
p mi)t
Tha pni'k was parod by an automoblls
and fo;jr mo,oro-.'tps. and all nlnar t!m
lie
ronto tho crowds rlopro.l th
yountatars, P, lally of the i n.
plucky
n Met tf-
manl C oU ti) ;....) nt tho rttart fol
loap i ciosai y ty HiacK 01 the fast tms
( for n whin stack whont-ri tf way.
onb to if, vp 10 Smith, who led tO the
r.:i.-i. in
summary
Timt
' imp sag fag
Smith, Par-tl ne A C
Sia ii. Prr.ihne A. ('
n4-n. PnMlPie A C
ull . PSMI ne
Metier nott. Pastime (
p i. Ah . . i nioti Metusment
It i ri. It, Pexiimt- C.
. Cm
n i i nb, la re moat v.m
it Hrown, ' nton MetttemeiW A. C, .
.1 freed. Sale i Crescent A. C
I i rosin . unnttar,;e.1
i u iruie . irtah Asiertesa A. C.
W M'trur. ' nion Srttirment A. C, .
.1 BroWQ. Xavier A t ..
i Hlides, t nion BettiemcQi
laswieas I ;ntoa Settiemeai i
I Hel l. Pestlme r
; Lee. Rrs4 burst i :
K Heidelberg, Uradnurm K C,
H Oppenneluter, ' nion Seitiemru A. (
h halnlng, (Hencoe a '
v i x ii nn -. i nion Settiemeai a. C,
M. iiumlan, fa-ii ne ..
T. La' si in. PSStt ne . C... .
j i urtU, Pastime A C.
K, Ureenberg, Pan time C ..
Busnman. Pastime i . .
W Hartnett, unaitsene i
H McOuade, brs Inurat v "
J Siajiie'oti, Pa .:' ie A. I
I! Mevulre, Bore a r...
uUmsKia, ungttacsvStt.,
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1 C i
21
in
3 oi
J S3 I
23
Jfl 4-
it .1.-;
a pgi I; of twenty-five mustered for the
muitf-ide A l run of about three and
hall miles, 1 r nn. Ma.ternon. the .tunior
e mile hamplOo, WH ihe winner In
rder to keen In front all the way he wa
I,
for ed to kep up ,t fant if -tit with sUOh ;ood
a la h Mfn itnent . tue former national
11 PlT?srT nssi ami cg nay
aoios oenina niiii. i ne summar; .
va
i rmum vaier m, iin'iiir'nexi
toeu Revnoida, Irish imericsa
Jack Monument !rlh America A
'i i urey. iiudvm tiuitd a. a
Tom f fiayen. irlh Amerlesfl .
.1, boseht, .a. It A A
l Ulrr. UPSttsrhed
.b) 31 i
JO lo '
Ml i i '
2U m
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21 fti !
II .'.3
21 .'.4 I
vt 48 :
72 4.-
ii o.
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r, s. Nortrsa, Mor.,iLi(r:de A
M, iriTori gonkert v a
Hrennersen. unsttacaed
J 1 1 Mnri Osna-n A. A
i: Siaaley, '.r:ana -heii
11 .1 H"!;j . noly rov l.jrr mi
u M Manfred 1, a ler a. a
At the I'ennant A t eoiir.se twenty run
ner went over the regular ourne of four
miles, the winner being f.. Iloolev of tiie
Pasiim t -Vn Other ha'U went over the
i our-o twice, making slant mllss. and the
winavi i iiain. oi me rastitnc t
r'ullpwlng i tlii rrd"r ot Ihe f.rt xeventpen
f th I. Mir mne nn.
: 1 wmv.
t" ,l, 7 14
:. S 14 14
New Vnrk A IS A ' 9
rhtraro P I 4 l
Mo. ton II tO' 11 11 II
Waikteften a 1
St. Urate I "'l I ' j 4
tiamea Lost. imo.M TIT
M s i
Q, H 00 ley, Pa.'lme A. C . 2u 40 !
p. Smlut, New York a. c if no
J piaason, rastltns Ac 21 a.
,1 Us ah.- Dontlean Lyrsum .'i 31
1 . Ressonlea Union Bportlva A. 0 21 ill
j. MeOarrlty, Psutlst a. c 22 qd
'. iioui Osanam 2; 10
v. HSairr Kymsrd Uyecum 22
.1. Kaarn. unsttsebsd 22 soi
.1 i.vn.ky, i.Mt.ar.i Lyceum n 00
11. BkeUstt, peneani A. C 23 ,u
i Hon. Mohawk ' u 2,1
R, rjesehantps, t)xaaani .... 2, ;io
n. Qllno, unaltscheu 23 m
n. iiuis'. Osaaam A a si :i
1 ' Tlmrnttts, Morolagslds 1. c as 40
j Bneugbsnay, Bymara Lyeeum 2s .
! Moufh Noraik l.ifn Naders Uln.
Thr annual me'Miriir' if tho Nw ork
: Ufa er for nHior sporta fir.pori yeaterdfty
j with a ton mile rowing rare fur tho iham-
plonahipi four r rowK partlclpatlns i ho
j crow from South N'orwiill. i'inn., repre
I aentlng uoni Jiani Hound, won the raoe
nandib't ton nuiiMtes ahead f tho crou
ifp'in tho Kaa1 itior. metnuera ( tho Kast
i h-iifhtv ninth Mrot hie saving t-iaU'Oi
A crow irom JgQiglot Hay flniahed 1 1n t I
and erw from tin Rudaon River fourth
Regulation dory lifeboata woro ueed, carry-
Ing ttiroo fiarwrnon ami a OOSawatn Tho
raoo u at row aid over a ten rnlje rourae
iln the rludaotl irom Mnfty ninth Mtroi-t
.to srioth Hiti'ot and buck, fna tida inrnnii
with tho fhirlo- and t h inon row oit the
;ouilro race acainat tha tilo, novott helo-ta
( tim smith Nonvnik mon clipped one nilnute
, frnii 'hoir own winnine tlino f aal voar.
i rtnisling in two hours lllit, 'iho- imr now
i W0 tho event ftir thro hucopkmivo woniiii
t V. f-.. liOngfallpWi Miiperiutonili'iit ot Ihe
Ufe living corps, wga rofere?e
HiivliiK lloiita To-night.
V'oint? Jgke Ahonrn and Rddli Mac l will
I mooi In thn a r boill at tho BrOOltlm Btgch
i a. f , so'ith Hrooklytti tonlght.
Nathan Khrltrh, tin Philadelphia light
I weight, and W lllle Howard of Brooklyn
I WlU provide a len round ontont at tho
I Carlyle . VVyt-koff avenue and liaisev
street, Ridge wopd, lo-nlghi
I s oung sat nm Krnlth and Battling Hurley
' aro expat tod lo boa ton round si 'he
rordon a . , Orand and Orchard atreete,
i.i o oiiinir
.-- .,.,.. aii a, ,,..
l.aternl.e3ue All star.. 3. nnrhe4ter,a
rnln Interfered In the baseball garni at Niwark
uf lbs alavsrs of die seven other Ksstsrn i.rneur
lub Tht downpour riimr at the railing of
On- aevaath Innlns . hrn 1111? m orr me ilrn 10 I i
Tits iinmr was the fourth of thr series, whlcll
Hands 1 to I by favor of thi Allgtirs Tgiacors 1
rn' aaaTas
A 1,1. HTAItft
iH 11 PAR AS 11 p r
Mnrsn.lf :i I Sun Louden. Sb J 11 u 1 n
1 f. 3 0 1 1 ui orenrin.rf :i 0 1
Koater.si -' n -' S O.MIflSr.ef J 2 1 11 1.
: :ii. 1 1 0 1 fl Murray. If 0 1 11 11
11 , ,-r n 11 11 o . 'landli I h .. 3 1 t I tl
11 ?b:i 1 v 2 o Parent, at .11241
Sin . -i ib.il 11 1 1 n VUt.ab 3 11 :i 4 :
lilio cady.o 31 s n
11 tr I 1 . 1 11 2 o RUdiilph.p. .12 10 0
Totals IS S ?l II I ' Totals 24 7 21 IS 2
Ibhlheatl 1 I II 0 0 0 I 0 -?
All Klftl II I 0 II I l) 0 3
Duns
rady. 1
ItncheiKr Mnran. sloellrr. All Stars
-i ipii sserlflea hit L'oraori 1 ni urn
base I'l
,1 .'til. 1 wo ti4se hit Itn luipn I iral
im-. un n.iii- ht Rudolph, i; oiT iiugnas, a.
sirues nm iluthss .1. ov nuaolnn. 4 vrild
i'i( 1 h Rudolph first base on error ftorhrstrr. i.
; efl "" his,., llriclll .tcr. .1 All Stars n lloilblS
i'srrnl n 1 t. I i.ipirr In elilrf Kellv
imptri Murray
Time 1 bu
a id 20
i.iun
' nssrhall Tn-dsT. 130 P M NV
ev . vs. oj4'u.i. aiiiii. Leal le Parti.
Idi.
V U'.erl
Ada. 0c.
IN THE WORLD OF FOOTBALL
LEADING TEAMS til I K rnoMMK
Of A ER AVISO WELL.
OncTear'a F.xp-rlenee With Utile, line
Away Wm I nccrtalmy Karl fiamra
I Nhow UttlC of Mklll of Team
Familiar ame nn Momc Klevrn.
In, the football world early game
, score Indicate that with a smnt'erlns
1 of reirulara left over from lasl year,
ubitliutefj from hist year and recruit
from fraahtnan rank aeveral If not moat
I of the front rank ot football elevens are
I In a fair way to mould together teama tali
I fail which win rotaaitra up wall m quality
with precedlus seaaon ih-'re 1 no isn
us yet of a reniiy great team, but iudglng
I from I he material and tha v It hai taken
hold ihi" season tiic sveraga 1 s..ud ,nd
a aoiid standard of play will I
.ell spiead 1
; ion over the Kaatorn field condition of
that aort nitghl to mean otoatly eontaatad
gamei when the bis struggles come, fairly
, well played sainea and with afl open .inea
1 lion as 111 where the final honors w ill full.
It Is evident from the same played 10
' far that the bis team are some about
' their development with a more clearlv de
fined Idea of wh it is th" beat policy t
,,'ir" '
eisa. iwnr'i asparlmantlng with' tha ruiaa
: ha done aw a.- with a sood deal of linear
tatnly a to arhal ate the best lines of de-
velopment, and Instead of th a chaotic and
; enatte play ol last year theie probably
will be a Oampalgn marked by more, confl -I
dence anil consistency A case In point is
1 Yale, leader in inconsistency Inst yenr, but
j now apparently setting under way with
more h.muonv and on a more tthta:ttlAl
nais na.mr pnm srv Bnma, nowoTsr,
to rrltv t-( ti ?iv'on r.Uf1 m:orlal ;
tha varloim foMot: "! v;hrp h Stall lia beu I
i vprv oidoni thai onv on tonm, no rn iitor ;
BOW Slroilf . hM inOOttl Ailing all the War.
ami no toam li..- a SChedul which Mrniiti
of doiibls flgiirp scorinic rtrh Ihrouvh th
hoo.-o!. and With i- own ffo.il lint" until
tiirpntnoii or itncroMd, a rallahlfl Una
on th ,ilimntf strantth of ii trani l IifP-
ouh t obtain hfon tho mi nl Octobsr,
i on 4 nm, flald f oalu and forward pax
I. m v inpn freely smployad o rar thi
i u i mi if anrtnlni tha play hat inn r.ure
1 vsHpiI than In' yonr: r to put It ditfarantly
vnrieii wun oeTTer succass 'nan injt enr
There i-t no reaon why exprrieni e should (
not beet experttiesi in tiiaiiual OXSCUtlon,
department in which present day football
In he few years of Pa SxlstSnce hsa been
Wofully lacking. 'Ihe forward pw, with
ii- le" evere penalty this ; ar. i very (
I likely to he more rroely iwed. i r l ri.irer
j idea" of what to do and how to do It. with '
more pOSltlvenegg and Hiiili, tenni- muv be 1
nitie to ac nil ire moie finality In accomplish !
ments and therefore whan two front ran!; !
I teams COme t-ige'her the OtltlriOK la hettr
I for r. leMnl:e dot "on one way or tha other.
J 47 and not the unsatisfactory ties of la-t year. ;
It 11 I Ihat.at least. i iiat seems to he ahend for
ig Jl this eeaaoni judging hy ha1 Httlt of it we i
"n Jnhae had. and it ii a consummation very j
SO -i much de-ored if the present e-on i to be !
5 So n,nr Interaatlnt than laat,
ii i i 1 hen has tvm nothing to complain of in '.
.1 Ul the producing iower of the oflen'-e o far
; this year; but a aald oppoalng tam- have
kj ia ( not ten aufllclently welt mab hed to really
tea" 'ue a t f ,i K or the stronger teim.
omeii and Pennsylvania hno had hard
krirne alieady. hut Harvard, ale. Prinze- j
ton. Dartmouth and Hrown have won rolQ 1
fortail . Hesotircefulnesa which tiok the
form of field goals anabled t orneii to o,ueze
out a Victory over t olgate. Pennsylvania
i but living up to t!,e eiperien e of every 1
year in ha mg a cloee rail early in the;
ieaon I he (lettysburg team. whu h '
sPsnnsylvanlS harelv beat last Saturday.
uih ftef4h from a .ii to 0 victory oer some I
rival and might hue been a troUblesoftM
opponent for anybody lant Saturday.
Hig ni firos by Princeton agalnnt an early
eaon udvernary aro an old Mory Ihe
I igers ntrainHt Stevens displayefi a aried ,
atta k and much apeed In the bacK field. 1
runiointK was a fault m this gome, hut as I
little reie rente naa uaen maae to uii faun I
in toe gatnaa ho lar this lad it muv be in- t
leried that tho ban n nem hanaied nun
leant) on the whois khan hsretoiore.
1 1 t ue itoty t rose team, as Wanned, really i
i St i TiKer than la-t year, t nan ale is
bias in i batter game t nun u yaaj a wo. for
fne Blue 'a total acainat rtoly rots last i
Haturday was douoie ttiat of a year ago 1
rnerc is iitue reason t doubt tnat tne j
potentiality of tale's material j batter
than tna' of unu Harvard didn'l make a 1
hig A ft ore against bates a in the opatiing
contaat of tl0, tut tnat fact i of no hig- i
nlfloance wnatever hen the rejruiarn
got through scoring new men were rushed
onto the field in droves and the -amc li
cams mor-Mv an experiment for SSCOnd I
string matttiia' Individually lonaldered,
the Harvard material does not look as
at r ong w last ear. this applying to the I
linn and not the backfleld Hut there u .
(rood e.ioosrh and intelligent enough ma
i trll In l.oih so BiVg th' foiiiiilatii.n f.r u
1 mtwarful unit
1 hor is an estenalva mixture of faniilir
and inifamiliar namo. on tho rollogo foot
ball roatora thla venr strikingly ao, imotig
t hi available candidates are inn who were
rnellglbie last year, including the freebmen
of promlae, a few votoratia and sonie wno
last year did not rite anv hichor than ih
aubatttute grade LoOl over tho regular
in viitiTdfw'a HnoupH and o how numer
oui have hen tho i han7o from a rear ago
iast "o,ir'" subatltutes too nnntorour
if mention figure in the Harvard limviii
acaiiiHt Bates, ami atgO the following nainoM
i .nhoard of in laai yeara va raity circles
i lardlner, Stror find Milhullaml Tho
inttor throo were frealimen lust yoar. and
thla MilhoMand Plmi". who ia hreinir tried
at and, ia a clever drop kicker, rrmcoton
naa duT up another Waiinr He played I
on tho fr'Hhnmn eleven lasl vftjir ihorj
unfamiliar nam" h-o l.owo, Swan. H.im- 1
inond, Huboell, Hendrlckson and pen-
field 11 ia Intnroatinr to note that on tho i
Prlnnaton aouad are no lass than niuos
noted hi NasaaM football hlstori Waller.
McCormlek, PI niii. Pirns and On wit I
Ketch am. Warren and Hr. rhin of tha
ale aiimd w or fro diTMiTi pla) r lnt
o.ir. Reeyvhody ' nou. win Howe i-i
in foot ball i out not W, llcwe llonielaler at
end would have been a varaltv regular la' '
i oar if he Iiad not hnon hurl tndoraon, I
who dlstingulahed himself a a inat Hotv
i r'isiM, jK n forrnor Wlanntiain playar tt i
pretty good gueaalng ria'ni i ilnn har-
ring aldente iilly and Va'i will i thn
nit tackles in tho gam as, Howe nuar- ;
'-r. HnnioMor end, and Mfevtt ono of.
ih' iron rds, The other positions am nn
' ertaln, ifut if younger PhHnln, a big,
ran try han. Impro es a- did hi brother
Siiv c ho will In a Hr. strlne back,
Thaor Men or and Kennedy are Ihe only '
well ito. n nnmes In tiio Pennsylvania
roster Morrer la nearly a team in lilmalf, I
I here i i a Minds on tho team, another
valuable aapt, for ho a hroihor of ,iack i
Minds ami therefore oomei nf a football 1
family. Harvard, iale, I'rlnceton nnd '
pennaylvanla had oiient freshman i
olvorii lat vejir. meaning a coodlv t nun- I
tit)' of youth in the varsity fh !d Ihi year, i
PMNCKTOX TEAM
Footiittii Men Disappointed
Tlsirs.
PaiNrgTOK, n .1 . iii i i
Man r.
at MorU of
Thla wrrU'H
football prartir a'
I'rin.
lop
hits
n the
j atnri of the iriuninu table, w Mob. beggn 011
w,drieMlv wlln th, f0wlnB I ff ":, men
Mart Bawver. MoCormlck. Mntx-an. Wl.
Dunlap, Penrlolo, Pendleton, Wight mid 1
44 linun, J uuiura, ,. o't muirii , " r. ill 1 utl
Vaughn, sophomores,
Thn paal week has been Hi lli'-t full
-.'eeW of lerlmmaTinir, but tho worli a
.hoi" haa born ii' ' t om latlgfgotory, The
offensive pin." In pn I ioillar hna hr, n notlo -11
iii v weak, due in n- it part to tho Inability
of tl," line to HfToril Ihe hsolu sny sort of
Interfaronoa, Tha forwards are alow in
gelling sti.rtrd nnd fail to git into ;.
pints Willi th proper spirit. Thn. defrul
ia even more BOtloagblo when Hi" varsity
has the hall pegr ilia surubi' oni Una, and
when dlrrol line plunging would bs mom
profitable the iing man nre ungplg to .to
their sharo .f the work. This unegpeol
wen. : nest may prove agpeolBlly OOStly to
Prlnun ton's hopes this fall, na tna bnoka are
1 i II ti 1 even for TTifois, nnd without a Strong
Interfsienos will i unable to make hiad-
way ggginal tha begVler elevens, sueh is
Vale or Harvard
PrinoMon has not hnd a line plunging
haelt of flrat rati csJibra since ,Ilm Mo: 'or-
mlck's time, baok In 1107, and tho efflcicncy
of an eleven this year Is largely dependent
lipoil the possession of a heavy backfleld
man who not onlv can hit the line haul but
who ean thro off taoklerwand keep soins.
Princeton lacks such a man t apt K.ddi
Hurt was relied upon lai aeaaon to fill
this aort of u role, mil although there were
few men who could lilt th line hinder than
he hi build is such that he is unable to keep
his feet when hit low by a tackier, and the
prevailing opinion seem to be that when
he get bacK Into the game thla year it
i will be In 11 line pnaitinn, either n n tackle
or a an end. where hi great speed will
I stand him In good stead
I Princeton a back although light are
' prhi'pt th" BJMfdlegl aet, in fact there are
two sets this fall, each almost equally good.
that has been Seen here In some time They
are tie- more valuable from th"li ability to
use all their rpud to good advantage and
I pick their hob r we, so thnt their power
laeeneaa to ftnin consistently thug rat ha
, been due largely t lh fault of th" line
Another problem whuh still eem to
1 remain unaulved even after tin addition
week oi praam is that of nnoina a nrat
I dn-' plinttr or drop k Inker. A number of
men have been tried out along th"e lines
'and Italter and PenQerd have shown up to
'the iiesi advantage, but even ihy ar none
U7lh. ITl'.lan hava .'.. d'evntlna eonalder-
ablo tiine to thli phaga of tbd work.
LAWN TENNIS.
j University Height Field Flab llegln n. ;
una I Tournament.
j The annual tennia tournament of the
I ('Diversity lleizh's Field t'lub. which Sot
under wnv late on Satnrdav and which was ,
OMItlnuad yeoenlav till it besan to rnln. I
broke nil records this aenson in the matter 1
of running off tho matches When the!
player were driven to cover the string of
lift v which QOfnpoeed the draw In the ingle
had been reduced t 1 six cf th eight which
is neceeegry for the fourth round The six
wno gained tneir tua-ea in ina rouna are
r ii iuuy, -p. iFhimiiiTi, iii'Tjm r.
tru'rin. i. ur., Ina, Hart man unci h.
Rtrsussnd, Duffjr, who in tht Kordhnm
, nmmm (rrir xv n. fit tn mnk. anop.l
! towftrdths Hiifi' roiadi sod in p Mh of hi two
tp.Tichi1 thS IPAtllMl tlu vorrltft in Htraitrlit
i aii in fh. anonrifl munri Inn 'nn urn
TaIIum nlitir ml V W Rlmmn ,-i 1 1 1 1
playar met P Suniieon
though the latter nave I luff y ati argument. !
especially in the second et. Duffy won at '
fl :. 7 .'. Only after a tiiree aet tuaSle
did Oatendorf gin bin position over
Fischer. I he latter won the fliwf ief rather
easily i bul by that time Oatendorf hai
warmed ip and he was i ecomlng versed
in his rival's tactlea, and ht1 ran out the I
two otiior hih easily enough. Ostendorf I
i bracketed With Condon, who won his
match in the third m in i romfortsbly over
it Btftlr, ()win to the fact that the'
itov Kdgar v Lowther figures In tha draw
the top section mat with n del . SS being n
ciervman he could not piny yeterdav.
Ir fgowther woo his match in the fit:
round snd i bracketed aith ( 8 t iroe-1
het'k ii ihe second round, .'huh will he
played to-day if the courts are In
condi-
Hon
TWO matches J ero recorded in t he
doubles In the first round t larke and
Holbro.n der.i tlttnl to -lane and Mender
son. This Kii'er pair then met the Mer
serean brothers in the Second roiini. and
the match was hte feature of tin- afternoon
sMion After three hot sets the Marseraati
pur wo i with the score of 7 ., 7 ."1, 7
I he summary
llen'l Slncle- I-'IrM round . .t lonillnvin.
.ir . ilefea'.ei o A. OilUls hy ilrfault; K h
Janes aefested Arthur s t'r.nrhi t default;
V !to,:rt defeaUkl W. II tiirUe hv drfHult,
th Rdgar x owther defeated K Booth,
S I.'. '. fherk l"foirt Y II .pplr.
n. s a s; l. Raajrelt defratw V. Harzurd
hv def 111..; H V Pchlnson UririirU A Btl!on.
S 3. 1. t J. Wen deffMte-l t Bnggs. S.
7 S, S V, Oret.r defeated I'r William Hfsrn
haum b?. defuait; C rlewbt defe.i:e I- Ifender
MS) 4, 3 S. 1 !S. .lorph i OttdOS d"foa'e,1
1; If'inv-r. ft 1. S I; W H Benrnr dsfested
rhh by default; it W htalf oVfrMed h
llofTman. a--4. h 7. S 1. A .1 Oniendorf de
fea'ed J C IMUnsn. ft 1. ft 3 .1. V7. Merrrcau
defeitril p Coanefl hv default. C, FUrhrr de
feiie.l .1 1 Knn. ft S. ft 2. t. Mer-nan defeated
f, W ftlh hy default; W. Hv her defeated it
Rsvniond. ft t. ft- t
S-eo:nl ll'iund S Streu'ind defeated J I,ord
by default; lUrasisau defrtrd v miss, st,
ft ?; (J I Bavrrmnd dffeatrl .T N'leman by de
fault, I n ir tlir'rnrtn defestr.l A .1 1 omllnsnn.
Jr. . try dsfsult; C tt Jsaea dsrsated W. F Bogsrt,
ft o. a-2: H. W. Mobln on defeated K Barrett
hy defaulti -I Allen dt-fAir l Q f.rn. ft 2. ft 4:
,Ii'erh i nndo defe r V Klewllt. ft I. i -0;
ft. Stair d'-frs'-Mi n pnurne. ft 2. 1 g.
ft -4: A. J Otjtpndrtf defeated J W . MeT-rreau.
ft 1. ft I r FI ier defentfxj neekman. a n.
ft ejj f H. Otifb defeated P. W. Stmpnon. ft 8.
7 5: H. K Hfwrd defr-.ted A B Peier?.on by
default.
Third Pound Sireuand defeated Q, Mer
errau, 2 a. ft 3. A 3; Ing Hsran defeated
; n Raymond, ft . s l; J Alien defet-d
II W Pjhlnvn. ft 1. ft 3; Jo.rpii rondon de
fMd II Stnlr. ft I. ft 3. A J oteniirrf
df"stet r. Plsflier. : ft. ft- i. ft -o; v. II Duffy
defeated H. K Howard. 1,6 3-
TKOTTEItS AT SPEEDWAY PAItK.
si of 1 hr Ten Bs enl llrrldrtt Rain Ktop.
Othen,
Six of the fen event .rherl.iled for th"
, npeninir matlnta of the lionri Drlvara .11
IBpaatlway Parli were run off veatenliv
bafora the ruin ume down hard enough
to warrant the poatponatnanl of the halnnre
of the prornrnnie. rla A. fr-r pa.-er.
rind flap K. for trottara, wara unfinished.
! but thev tand as the horaes flnihed
and the wo rmnii'in ra.es will he run
I off next Bunday iti eonjimotloii with the
programme arranged rnr tii aay
I h-rn wrre only two tnrr.rH In the rast
trottiujr event. . rney were Bid Axworthy.
r.' a. holder of the world i record. otatt
for a half mile on tho straightaway, and pe
' w Itt, tat. . both from the stable of Charles
I Wei i and. Mr. wetland sat behind p
Witt, and li drove him to Victory over tho
I big cheat nut, who waa i:i tho harda of Sam
! ( ioldamttn,
Hugh III ley s II Ontlme, won the Prat heat
or me 10 SI pacing iiaa. put lover fgicn
1'ann1 to the front nnd put the fuat
gelding in aecond plat a in the second
little
beat.
i ho summaries
Clats it paatagi
tir. rge trtlt n'-n. rh. g. fP, Harper1 1
Kearney, h i B. wolli , 2
Strathlno, h it iDr. Kersieri
Doctor Tnreet. b a IM. C Ksynoldsi 1
Time 1 ht.
( ift- a. troftlna:
tte Itt. h K li ' V.'rllandi.. 1
sii ixwortby, eg it 1' W el land 1
Time 1 oi, 1
CJaa B, lrrttln ir :
sTudga Bosrdman. o t frhnio
2 2
3 1 1
llrrlci, t. z. . Md 'illo'l3h' 1 7 2
Hick William.. l K. 1 Shof-njaker'. 3 4 .1
1 rllr H , h m. o Schmidt) 4X5
(irtinittilni. bill. in. '.I Kennedy!, " 5 4
'lime 107, 1 in. 1 10,
class r, paeinc!
Tpduy ! . 6. e iV, Maagani
llrlihl blreet, lir. c i tllawstsrhi
i oraei, br, s. (t Bruoisi.
llaorge r b k J Kulilmam-'
I uruuolsr lllus, irr m. (J l-ennoni
Timr I in, 1:IS'V. 1:10. I
i las I. trotting:
Raron Dill, lir r. Mullsdyl.
Oliver Todd ti s J, Campbell
slsblun Wilkes, rb u'. (J. Olbbonsi
Tim I 10'.. I:ll
diss '". iroitlagi
Pioneer Hrlnresa, b m (V Cahlll
Urn v right, l K ill i i lar:. i.
TliS 'I rip, tir. h 1 1, .iml'hi
Mi aii.A. i.pii. jr . it i.' Ilolloway
liseelalor, b. r. iH, Hebsri..
Tims 1:11, i IS.
rins A. parlr.n
II Oilllme, b r. (H, Itrlllj-i
l l.n it l' I, li. hr in. 1 1 I. tun 1
1 lir ArUi.M-ral. liil. c IA. sllllladyl
tlersldlne, si
' I.. Mlorrnnkrr
l ime I us, : us
j I'las r. trotting
Trlpnarnmar, br, s IS runsfelttii
Qucsn flee, b m. i: Itorgsn)
1 1 . c, br. k rT Vonhgl
t lastlr, br - .in Qllll
I Master Di mors 'ir Mrhirr- .
Tine 1 I,.
! AVTOMQBILE Tit MX TOt it.
1
1 l our Toiirlnjc t ars q start This Morning
ror 1 oa ingeliSi
With n ioumay of 1,200 rr.iie ahaad of it 1
in auiuniuuua .rain "... iva.v iruia ill inan
of the offices of the Kaymond A Wbltcomb
eompany
at in in o'
.'.'." rlfth avonua,
In, It botind for l.os
this morning
,.:,. i ii
soaeo. i ,11
which will lie reached N'ovember '."- r'0111
Harford saven passangei mi hrte.power
1 . , 1 1 1 ok .-. oi, v ....... . mm ' irw
, and one
; I rn in un
mi load
Harford
irurk win innse up Hie
ii laavos
1 pn wan
New 1 oi k. hut anol her
era from lloaton will join
il al Ml
t O III'
iro. muni.
i'i inrhkaenala in to be the first nlffhl stop
Tha tour will ha s wee,, rroaslng New Vori
st.ii.v the plan bains In reach rluJTalo sniur
dnv nlglil nnd loavi) there lor I'rie, I'u.. n
weel, irom 'o dnv. This venture is nni'iue
in thai it will tie tle fisi public tour to
rloss the COPlinrni, Mipiosininlels- ll.lt
1 I miiia a da. will ha oo. ared and no travalllna
i i will he done on Hundgya.
V I flgrfom, presldeni of the (larfonl
Compjiiy. of I I. tin. Ohio, rescbad this nltl'
yesierdnv nnd will he .me ol the purtv to
l,hl ihe tourist! godsneerl Many ol Ihe
oommgrelal eli'ba and dmllsr orasnlratlons
along the. routa are planning to sntartaln
the travellers, slid HOT, More nf Arizona
I w ill be one of the escort whirli will arcon
-I
nan them over 112 miles of the routs In that
btste,
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
keasos WMV the MI8MLAND
Kits have FALLEN oowx.
t tia.e s Leniency . Imllltcrent Play by Sev.
eral Men. nines and Accidents Hste
Wrecked the Tram tint a Mhakeup j
la Coming lloxlng Bout This Week.
1 Will the Highlander finish In the second '
division'' With only sit games to play -three
with the Host on Ked Boi and three
with the Athletics thev are In danger ;
Of being overtaken by the Chicago White
Nog before the end of this week unless )
there Is a de ided brace, t base's menmav
1 I belie e that t he fans do not 1 are where thev 1
Mulsh so long as thov annot win Ihe pen
nant, but as a matter of fan the followers ,
of the team In each mauir or ntlnOI league j
City are anxious to see their favorites light
to the last ditch.
'Ihe Highlanders have placed disjointed
ball on the Hilltop since thev returned from
(half last Western trip it has bean a case
of go as you please w ith some nieiubers I
of Ihe team, who apparenMy have baooffll I
wean- of the long campaign. Although they
are stepping Into President Furrell' office
to-day to receive real money for I heir ser- I
vices. Others have been laid up with Injuries ;
which have done much to cripple the team. 1
"Several young recrclta have been Irled
with rather disastrous results, while one
1 or two regular hnve gone entirely to pieces,
i hv' Nobody Hoeia to know.
When chase assumed tho management
01 the Highlander the future wna origin.
iln lind s irrofit laani im)ii(liniT n rniial.,
Wi r.h11(t rorpii on of thehe.t ratrlier
in the eountry, flrsf claaa flelders and hit
ters and an arm- of followers Tight at the
I beginning of this year'H campaign Chase
wa handicapped bv the unexp"'f',l IWliS'
' position of Vaughn and Sweeney Although
i iheie men were taken South to Condition
themselves thev came ba'k unlit to plav.
i et there was no idea of tnUing ihem off the
pay roll.
htte biniRelf was takeii ill on the ilrst
Western trip, whh h was another misfor
tune. Then Qulnn beffan to mi and couldnM
pitch at all.
Knight became wttrried over illness in his
family and developed nervoustieaa that
made him sltnnly so much dead w elnht
(lardner was iirtistrated bv the death of
ho father and admitted that he couldn't
do himself justice, though drawing eatary
all the time Wolter and t ree, both steady
go InS regulars, were Injured from lime to j
time, while Kord, the team's star ppcher. i
announced w hen Sweeney was hurt more j
than a month ago that he couldn't fliow the
Sams effectiveness without the st.ir rtneher. I
i ft r naturally took ofTem S at thlsslur uuon
his catChmg ability and there was un- i
inistjiKabie friction, it was sain.
Through all this misfortune and trouble
Chase baa maintained th air of a happv
young man. Nothing, it seems, has wor
' tied hint, because he doesn't believe in al
lowing, bis temper to be ruffled, lie has
! gone alonii playing great ball iust the sime
as ever and taking setbacks a it It a smiling
countenance Playing the role Of good
fellow he, hns noenemies among the plaven I
under his control Me has fined hODOdy. I
. He ha suspended nobody. It is doubtful
if he UM called down a single player with
thi e"opton of Magner. who failed to I
; touch the home plate on Saturday
"I don't want to appear too fresh with j
, the men,'' hase wa quoted as saying
I when the aeison opened "I'm a player
j myself and I'm going to get along as easily
gs 1 can Ihe easiest way is the best.
1 I he men will play for me. '
j That la just where t hase made a serious
J mistake, say baj-eball men. He should
have asserted his .authority and ruled w ith
i nn Iron hand, aa President Karrell wanted
! him to do. Tho team waa governed by
"boas rule' when Staltings was manager
' and good ret-nlta were attained 1'erhaps
i it was Chase's leniency thSfSfori that
. ......... . 1
.. ..
Chase will manage the Highlander next
I yea f, aocprdlng to the caraa, ou ua wiiii
change ,Als UcClca. Ha win wta tua n..-..
1 piay null and aaru theU aaianea, ottisrwiav
ja woiuteriul playar nimaeii, uov .'.
leam anouid play 10 win a pennant ami b
believes ne ran carry out m idea neu
leaaon s. tnai ..e. lora win di uignar in ;
it:..' Anieri.an League race. ihe young I
manager realises tnat rimiunir a major
league team 1 a serious propoaltlon aim ue I
mi.-nds to prollt l .-xperien, . he aunil,.-
I tnat be has ma4e mlsutses 1
rrom wi.at can be gleaned at the ball 1
' paih tnese oavn i naae 11 ur t. i.mhui ,
bweeney, lord. Flatter, 1 lldwell, Warnop, I
Hariiell. 0lan, tree and nolter 1 ne.. 1
men Will form tho iiui'ieu lor next year',
I team. lolaii in a roal nnd and will he a
1 hxttira on third base, wl no Itarted looka
I iiko th permanent anortatop Kuik'M and
I (Jardnar muv he trailed ii i ho Now Vora
club can soi-uro aonio men worth having
- Blatr and Williams aro not major league
j ratohor Curry ian't the man to plav aeo-
nnd haao inn i a DI omiaiuir outrloldor ami
i- r,rmv fatr atirkor, worth a further trial
, Rnrinir. Ianila mav atiok hmaus' of
hls anood Hut Wilkinaon and Manner will
' nn' soMn in Hie hint. dor uniforms aciun
Thi HtUmen need a ahaKenp nad Mossra
Karrotl and Chae aay it w ill rea- h from top
. to bottom .
! The Hoaton Hed Sos. another dleappolnt
InK combinat ln. w ill horln their final aei ea
I on the Hilltop to-day John I isyloi owns
imt .Mi per rnt of the club a stock, t ho ot her
half having boon tranafnrred lo Jimmy
Mo Moor ami Bobby McRoy, loth in hlgl)
favor wli h n.in .lohnaon and rharley omi--
I : Key. layior diaguaied with thn Boston
I I team. He actually believed tho Red Hot '
j , would wm tho ponnaut Instead they am
4 r" off than the Highlander! if Taylor
I hadn't traded McOontiell and Lord to tho;
White so. had retained rred lease a-
1 , inanavor ami ui na e indUl 'd .inuo stahi 1
lo r.'inutn on flrsl lui-, lloaton fans lr.ie
ma taarn aouio liavaoaeiinearlliatop.
Hv thn wnv, I'm lor sold hall interesl In
the rluli for IMS nun MeMior produced
inn.fMMi in enslt nnd StcRoyts failir nut up
$20,000 Thay sa.e notai for Ina rr.i of
hv uinnx. indorsed lo i linrle. . onilskev
of the V I. ito So and r Sornnrs oi in
Claveland pIiid, ii is said linn Johnson is
aspected lo nania MrAlaara iiiocoaaor lu
Waahlngton, wiiiJo ha in said i i:n.' nomi'
natad Hark flrlfftth ns manager of Hie hi.
Iiouia lirowns, Truly linn is n iniuiii;
pal son
Tha tllggtg w ill rsraive n roeal aralooma
no itoiibl arhan thay appear nt waahlngtou
Park Wednesday to pta Hie Hrooklj'na
i This iii i. their first gnma in the met rn poll'
i tn" diatrii i slnee Keplember u, when they
1 niafad a Ho iti. Ilia Hrooklyns ut tn.- Polo
, Ctoiiuds
, Three Un: l.oxilut lulls svi'l rol ShoVI
1 this weel; The lwontith leiitiir, f,
i"i4 oiiKimcii the riigaed Bart Kavea lo
liD ten round 1 with Hie iduch talked op
j Tommy flinty of Beranton, r . lo-morroa 1
1 , t'l-ht Olnty II win be rivalled . made
lithinas hum when k ti Brown hosed him 1 1
in iseranton nn my s. illnty a friends were
, so elated Him n.e hetfan ehallenalna Brown
once c weei, iir.i'vii finally ronsented to
meai mow ioamorrow nignt nno the latter I
. in ins ninuaiani usi e,i i,,r 11011 Iiotttllig
r." mm w otn Vlf aotll, o H sill e 1 11 ill I.'
1 llro.vu linwi'vi-r savs he loirl lo l.,r, i '
I in a limit svith Mm Homier in Pennsylvania
I last week, so Keyes has been substituted.
, Kevaa is a man of asperlanca who has made
1 II Itvolv for Hrown on mora than 01. e ona-
lon If Hints isn t a real fighter, therefore,
he will soon (led It out
The Madison . . which owns the Har
lent Rtvar ' aaino, a eoncrataataal hulldlns
Hint will sent more than anon parsons win
open Wadnaadgy nieiit The attraction i
I t"ii round mis hatwaen -Inek lioiu'i'ti t ip
1 ,
well kliwon Hums llvhtwalahl Mn,i i.,,u
li...,,,, I lt..,,n.. .,f e.iil i.. ,, " .
1 , ,, ' "."nit nsfsn 11H-
, ,,,., work Tie llHr. for mlm waaL.
arriv ina from the coast also Inat Ina savsrai
I men out of town. He Is In line liealth avid
sh , lie ip u I mi' 11, ri-ni i is w ji
ti, 11 neilnl
wiine ng ran aeinnnu .. mat
li with the
lies' I, 'en Ol I lie i-nsa
Morns Harris of IMiiladalphii and Tun.- i
lloas, the Ne-,,isie haavv welrhl will'
meet ni the Ngilnnal Hnortlng I I -1 Tbilm- '
dn" niffh These fallow! lire fglrly elever
nnd the.- can in: lUe ste.-im hammers Man-
niter fl Itourlie nfso haa , .,,,,,,.,1 71k
between Harlem Tommy Unrnhi I
I- reddie W elsh
week Inter
if I'digland, to he daiidral ,t i
Jaak I.eMer 'i
otiimy Rurna's white hope,
i nun in Aiisiralin rerantlr,
in iwents- rounds by ,sam
who whinpad IHI
i wni outpointed
I MnVay ,-it Hydn
I.esler. w ho hnd wm the illstrallnn he . .
Nrgfaht ohamnionshiD wis SSmilmfiiS in
pass the mie ovar to ir'- i i, ,,J
, beaten. I.ealer muat ha a r.f. ..,', .'JtSSSP
i . . ii.,. , ... " 'io.i bum j -
( who fouh s twaiitv round ilri.'.io, ! I
., .... . -J it. m niiBn ni lo, tir.ii
I ford la Paris si a months ago. I
1'I.ISKM TH t'HF.KIKM
11 4 Mitt HI..
I'O
S.S. PRESIDENT LINCOLN ",VnT
SAILS OCT. 3, 9 A. M.
CRUISES de LUXE
Italy and Egypt
SPECIAL TRIP
"KAI SERIN AUflUSTE VICTORIA,"
UlN 1,1:1;'' ' Stld mo! IllSurlOllI Mramcr of
thr hunih n Amrrlrdn SSrvlcC. KqulDpSd
with HI'? ' hrllon RettStirsnt, rnlm (im
dun, (iymnvlum, Flrflrlc list hi, KsCVStOft
Will leave Nc'v N ttrlt
FEBRUARY 14, IP12,
for Miiiipirn. CMknltari Alitor, vuu
f r.m ht Mrfi, i.rnni, nplr ontl Port
Hll III .
I Im for nlffDl .rclnir At rBrh port.
To and from Tori MnM. IHS nml up.
1 a or from nil oihe r pni n, 1 1 I r. Ma 'ip.
Aim ('niwi t' thf UrWfU, nt$t ni.".
south .mrru t, -itut ITfl
Via
Wrtta tor Heel In- nf All f'riilae.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 41-45 Broadway, N. Y.
1 1
i Ml I
THI-. LARGEST AND FINEST STEAMER IN THE
TRIPLE SCREW f EkM QlH
45.324 TONS OL YlflrlU DEC.
882 FT. LONG Frrnrti la
itirkiiVangKlMtfia Bsths. BwIbitti lag Pool, Four
Adriatic, Oct. 5, 12i00 Neon
St. Louis, Oot. T, 9i30A. M.
American Wtf
M. R.
II.
Plymouth Charbours Soutaampton
si Louis nn st Paul on :i
n. rk on. UlPalladelpnla Oot. M
Atlantic Transport
sw Yarfc London Direct Wat as). Rf, R.
Innrionka. url 7, 0.1OA.M
hiri'-hnha Oct H. IO:lOA.al
Red Star
Mlnnwashu Oel 21
Minneapolis ,OCt,JI
IMar a I. K.
la A. M.
London, larfo vie Davar Antwara
l.aplfinrl new Oct. 7 rinlnri'I .. .... on 21
KroOBlaadJ Wet, II Varterland Oct. 2
rnerr illt'if,. a ll .n. Tfl. 21 00
NORTH
GERM
LLOYD
rrnii av aaisvr niinsim n
"aLKIVlAN Sails Tuesday. Oct. 3, 10 A. M
Pr
! Sails
LONDON PARIS BREMEN
Tl'FSI.AYS 10 A.M. TIU.'RSDAT)
Kal.rr Wllhalnt II On. 31 Hrlnr Frlrd'h Wm. Ort.
i. , ,.l'ataalB Alliart (Sal on.
......... HTrpi.-n nirori i ' i1 ' it-.
nAl.TIMOItr-RKF.MKN Olrrrt. WF.nFJDA Tl- Or. C1M 'Hi Cabin Slaaoi.n
IMiri FNIiFNT ABOUND THE-WORM) THirs. A1
OCLRICHS A CO., esjWgal SgSIIW S BroaSjgy, Niw York C:ty
CUNARD
Htsri tool Wast
jltS Strr-l. N It .
Offleft, 24 Stnir
Streci, opiHj.ne
Mattery.
Snlllnp. subjsrl to rhAntf
MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTq
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
DIRECT via FISHGUARD
Wtrtless Talagfaph. Submarlaa blgaals.
I'a.lr.t. rtaUt, 1-Arsrs' Quadrupll S.'rew Turbine
ntaarnsalDS.
Fishgusr. anil Liverpool
MAURETANIA
oat, 4.
S A. It,
tct. II
A. li
LUSITANIA
Quasnstown' Plsbgyaitl- l.lvarpool.
3AX0KIA CAMPANIA
I nm 14 m S
1 1. 1 15, III A. XI.
, wwiueali at Fllhauard
MONTREAL QUEBEC LONDON
s"" flaimm c rrrvw"" i.
,,,, ,,,, ,, T,,lr) , iim pslaVncr. onl
9LI1'?4If?J?2ii:IA?, Aai".?!ERS
, viluef if Afiint cchoa
NAPLES TRIESTE r'lUME
see cvsnpany'i gcbeduis for CooipIcm Iti: .-rnrv
rhoal" net. 1.' (arpathla. Nov. tl
faaaoala . u.t :n laroniij No. iv
" T?" No.
uiintid roinsra
win in wkuimi
ITALY, RIVIERA, ECYPT
Clyde Line
Daiiy to Florida
Vou are ure I" enjov the swift,
hracinR trip on one of our pir
coat twite flygrs delightful little
party -table'. !n the .lining room
food '.crved in a av thai onlv
Southern ainks can equal decks
bmad aril comfortable everything
nunapej fot our comfort and
tafcty
Plan to pu thii season and mako
our reservation now so vou rr.av
be litre of the right gccomrrioda
tions. Wg will gladh help you.
CLYDE LINE MAI.LORY LINE
Mi
I. nil l:
nm Pros Iwsj
WARO
LINE
Nr f. ( niMil iiln-rrrn I m m h i ,i-
f ict.'HMi ton- oUpIeceinenfi .iiiirt(
fruiu Ken turli.
Rack, Ihursdai snd Baturds.
for iiaAA. makins cor
hectloni lui SAM'IAI.O una
leu rjiir points in t uba, nlso
Mr 111. Is 411 1'IM.S.
Kach Thumlsi for VRRA
( id . 1 sek 1 rldai fur iam.
l' 114,, e'nkiiin ronnectlon
fur 4IF 11 11 I'lTI snd n
point, ii ih,' Interior ot Meileo
CUBA
MEXICO
eekl) a 1 1 I n p s for
BAHAMAS ft
SSAI . I'lrsi 1 Rbln fare
', a'l'l ip new steail Blllpa,
ri'llrn' rii'tn,.
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL S. S. CO.
General OlWce, i let K it . v v. voru.
Low Rate Autumn Tours
to BEdMUttfr
S. S. "OCEANA"
iW.'sHi li:
! ,uKps iinrt I im i Mfjii i f.
Hi. una lrlt Ilrrih nnd MthI
$15
1 v
nil lh InilodliiR Hnlel mill All KspBt,
Itermuila-AtLmllr l.tnr. IftO li u..., . .
FABRE LINE -RIVIERA
A Oil KM l.isu S M'l.l'S Mir MABgKIM,r.S
M ill finer i-l
lai V'lllefrsn.'he
i all OS'SI lh'- w,u
sniiuiv- i,i ',i,pro rsilini 1
us seuiiduled Tnrss bookluis i
l
si: for ' i 'ortugsl, Mall or Rbiera hooi u-'s. i
V.
I I A, I I.' I'll., ii, . it Ntats at,, n .
HI Hill IIS i'i Hours I mm sew Son,. Pala
tial stiamers A, l- OUTBRBBIUGI1 iu
Agsnis. -a Mrus way
rot hs
Magnlnrant .i
Irasrs Feb. h.
I , In, Una i.hore
s. "Arabia1
fl JIBIIO
r.ur. S4U.1 I' lOLHIMN O
i-ariilslons. til
rio-lisn'i.ii: da-.s. Stopover
prlsltrffrs. K.itinri Vt orld I'oiirs
I ORIENT
llrl 21. Nu. II anu laler
PRANK I'. iT.AItu. Tfmesl
I CRUISE
itd .
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Tour Mar 2
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S. S. MOLTKE
12..VKK
Kit
SAILS OCT. 12, 2 P. M.
REGULAR SERVICE
LONDON - PARIS- HAMBURG
tups, i imiiiv c)el, :t. c .
It "I OK I A l.t IMS. ( el 3. M
VHI-M. 41R4M . i ,t ,i, i
AM lit I k A tin. It. In
tt'Mieelled Kite Carlton a i Parti
taiiraut, (,vmruisiuru. klectrle hail.
atur. PsIti Uardrn, ' III i nil i i
.mi Cherbourg.
GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, NAPLES, GINi
m. . ioi i lit: Oct, If, ; I1 m
M,H, l1,KVRT.A.to Wnrldf,ulr Or I -I
n, M. t l.t' I.N ATI Nm I
IWttl hmp arronimrKjallen lot llmite,
ti'tniher ot nsasfnger. t, m.mii.ik.i. i, ,
hai.Tah anu Vli.l.ir MAXCHf rltivl
Totirisl Denartntent for Trips KeryehFr
KiNAI.
WORLD
SAILS
9, Noon
Tar'. Rettsuisnl. DEC. 30, Noon
Blavslan, Gyniaaliini. Vifaadi cafi Psimroi r
Lapland, Oot. 7, IOiOO A. M.
Majottlo, Oct. 7, 12 1 00 noon
twin iv waa i so. n ,
Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton
Mntestlr . . . Oct. 7 noon MaJe;tle ... ori
oeeanlr Oct. Id noon Oceanic.. ,, "(
New York Quoomtown Llverpoo
Arlrifttlc. .. .. Oft.:., noon Haltlc Oct li
CeiJric . . Oct. II. noon Celtic Oi t
New York and Baetsfi
7h. MEDITERRANEAN
Azores, tlfdelrn. I . Ihra 1 1 n r. Algicra, Cenna
and Naples.
rtomanlc .Oct. Si. in A. M "relic . Oct. SI
ADRIATIC 24.540 tons DEC. 2
Krrluri A rir CI. V K. (W. 2M SO. N. V.
i.tnnai 1 ah
I LONDON -PARIS BREMEN
if.:... isf.ii.i ii
nz Fr i fid rich Wilhelm
Thursday, Oct. 5, lO A. M.I
6ibrtltir,lliirt,Nip!ii,6tnii
8A1 1'linAYS n A n
li. rim mrwi . On II
' Prlaaoff Iraaa. . Nn.. ,a
An Opportunity
TO REACH
Southern France (Rfvkra
Switzerland and Italy
hy the
S. S. CLEVELAND (VW)
L?aving New York Oct 21st
Stopping at Madeira (8 hit.), Gib'
raltar l h.), Villefranche,
(Nice. Ririera $97.50
Irom where esarl eontlniies on hrr
Mnrlll I rillsc.
-lmr I'mr fnr fjht.rring tit rjch plat'
For particulars apply to
Hamburg-American Line
41-45 Broadway. New York
UNITED
FRUIT
IflTRASMHIr
! HslVICK
COMPANY
N' Magnlftrenl Pi.wnc r it Ir la t
.Irani, r- Sail I nui ag
13 r.oof. Plsr in. I nst rUvn 'fool lul'OTt Stl
.14,414 1. 4. PANAMA 411 OMUIA.
I UN -I l i IM, POP. i'.U 11 If llll is.
CRKTRAL NI SOI 111 UKRICA.
I : ll.iilri. PU.-r. rrlrphnnr I O'JS M-rlnr,
vtilittontil srsekh sslllnss fron Boston, i'hlls
delphta, Haltlmore aiui Xhvt i'r;"ari
OLD DOMINION LINE
DAILY SKIM ICK.
rr mil Point Comfort, sorf iik. Portsmonih,
Planers P0I..1 aid Nea-port News. Va.. ra.i
naetlng for Petersburg, itirhmunu. vVasbliic "
1). 1 . aid tin- so I Ire tsoi.ih and West.
I rrlfhi nod Passi naer Steamers sail from I it
k . root or N'ortb II 00 re si . ev -ry wees
.ley at a P, M
W. I. WOOnttOW. Tramo Uar.ascT
AUSTRO-AMERICAN LIN
NE01TERR.VKKAK adriai 11
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11 si... unr.r.ir., ,isiiii. iiire,-i woh,.t
ebsnce i'al! at AS'XIKF.8 ami UIBRAI.1 v I
il'astl, VLtllr.llS itVeati, 8 s UARTHA WASH
IX1IT1IX rn-. Wadneslsya 1 I. II. Thru t""
liiss to A.I 1 Wil I nst i'.,ast p.ilnts. Orient :i 1 1
1 ni 1 ai -India. China, .lananl,
IMIl I PS linns .,n,r, Awn.
n Batter: Flare, x. . ch, .
BERMUDA ,,"'",,',1',,
n
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A 1 -i Llai. .
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rnr, roval nail stkam packri .
gtats Bt. 'iiiov 1 001, a .son, :., Ritudwar, 214
snd MS ITftli or mi Msdfson Ave., N
'ir Anv BtesuiaMp 1 1. kei Agent.
Sit Hill II tll'sdiiTs.
M.ti .irniicv,
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HOTEL DEWMl"S
ATl.A.vn rn , . : ,1
Ti-r fall aajfl wi 1 n ( atro s .1' 110 o,
evvr 1 irreasllg on accou'd oll.s lueatli lire
o ihe neraigiro. 1 fact k south, Us stiprrl . -.
pui 1 niei is and care.ul scrvics
1 ipo ai ins linn
IVJ.TI'H , Bt'PV
HT CHARLES
lnnl M leel Ii
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Btton
tutr
iron tin 1 i hi- (
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nmiriltici m porih- i
ihe H'.irtlu dlU aivl I '
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PKNAaVM ama.
Dalgn'aia Walai nap
I
r.njoy autugin'i rii.-ums and ailrgettsmesi
TUR mil si us I'siuinsi
WATER GAP HOUSE
dixav ur. WATi-.n oak pa.
Mlffhoi fiHlMirtt'. uv?ruMUlng &U oihfr 1
1 Miti iur round hii eounir. AflutowWdfed o
iinojittetiopabTy Aiimi hoitl in ivtrj rep
I'i Hii rrtflon; pn'riUihi gen. (tttfrei f
1 tMptlBM ii.ni iii'iobrr Tnr. Wii t- fur Pfti
boirie boa lei ami nuio r.inpn.
JotlN rrrinv rot"
The KITTATINNY
DKLAWAKK W ATE It GAP. PA
L'sdlnt hntel. steam hssl, ojven flret
Writs for Booklet, Auto slaps. Spsrlal Orioinr
rates. Csfc, UrUl. 0. FRANK COl'C