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HERRMANN INSISTS
HE'LL CALL PLAYERS
Ohnlnniin of Niilininl ('mnitii
eion Promises Vir ' for
'Authors" Wlm Aw .ii.,iU.
Bn WILL NOT UK DKI'IKI)
iaiit to I'rnctiM1 lli'li'mil CIommI
Onto T-i-inor.ow .Morning
TJcttinu' at Kvoii Money.
Augun Hc.-rmir chairman o: tlt
Natlonal Haeel-ill Commission, fired the
llrot gun In the world's scries at the WaI
iloi-Astorl.i ct".-da:.. Ilerrtmnn nr
lived hrtl nfttr tli" tmnn hftlir and
l.efnre hp had time id illgct hW limoli
frUniU ulm W.Lllt IPfClV.Hl se.lt". for til"
coming tniB! "."ti' either sin iniinilltm
him In Hip cuirl.ior or railing him on Hi
telephone The I'lneiiinntl magnate, lumeVr r. 'illl ,
do nothing In Hip ay tinor.iiiig ren-i
to the tit-Kit pccKtix timl hp paid so
t)liilnl Hut he found Uiiip to dlscii
I hp meeting of Hip tommls-don which ttlli I
hp lipid here to-nioiimv to ali.utge haul
details for tlip hlK gamer.
"TIip pluyer-atithoi tiuistlon will come
up 111" tuft thing." MiM Herrmann. "I
will m'IhI for i'hIIiiip and ll.ikrr of Hip
Uhlelles and McUrnw. lliithewon, .Mai
quanl and tcyeis of tin' (Hunt, who. w
aro Informed, llavi. aiiiiiiuni'i.d that thrv
will 'ippuil' Hip world's .P!li' for several
newspapers Tlii i-nilimlJ-.Un wlhes io
hp perfectly fair hut at th- same time
let It la- iiiidi-nnuod lh.it II any plnpr
sees fit to ihf the governing Im.ly tln-l
will h.. serious t.-oittilc
"Tho rule, under which tin world's
pplhw w.'.l he phyed wele made to lie en
.fulfill. If iiiiy h nlency I shown to
players who actually can writ" their own
opy and wi under contract to iipw
papels hvfoM' tilt ''imiiiiiIsnIoii's nrw rule
was adoptvd it will .lmpl h' a case id
treating the matter with falnics, wlta
the understanding, howppr. that hi
f uturt years". If we h.ip a world's etes
or some othpr plan to settle Hip h.tech.ii:
championship, hall player will not try to
hp reporter.
"I havi'ti't read Han .Inlintm's plan to
allow playprs to dictate their stories to
stenographers at the roiiimlhii' head
HUaitprs after each name. I'M- heard It
'discussed and when Johnson airhes her"
I shall aU for further iiifotm.ith.ii I'er-t-onully,
I believe the ptPSellt t.lllgte will
work Its own way out. The players, as
a rule, are sonslhh fellows and tealUe
that the world', series N of greater iilip"
to them than 'writing' foi publication-.
"1 understand that IIiikIi .lenulng", who
tealy doesn't rome undpr the rule, has
cancelled his contiact with a newspaper
rather than cause unpleasant t't-el-hiKS.
Kddle Collins has stated that he
is ready to obey the new rule, although
he qulitly explains that lie made n eon
trgctto write more than six months nun,
I helleie the other ni'li when tln hate
talked with the eoinmlsMon will he rudy
to apt fairly "
Clialnnan llei rniann and Xlesrs. John
son niul l.ynrh. after the play er-uuthot
HUPStion has heen settled, will send lor
I'mplien Klein. ItlKler, Couiiolb niul IJb.ui
lor a uonfah helilud eloi-ed doors. The
world's serh s rules will he nail and In
structions will he Ksiu-il as to the method
of lininllnic out illsclpllue In aee tlierp
s dlsoider nn the hall Mpld. Tht-ie will
al5i he a s.eret eonfah ultli n preeiita
lives of a detective auinpy who will kerp
eyes peeled duiiliK the series.
Prohahly .Hm hasehall wrlteis will re
port the ifanies. They h"Kmi to nrrle
yestetday from nil the major league cit
ies and also many minor league towns.
The headquarters of the It-isthall VVrlt
ern' Association at the Hotel Imperial
will he open to-day, as umihI, for the
iicconinio.lallon of vWlthiK serlhts. Tim
press stand at the Polo (Jiounds will he
enlarRtrl, a section of seals hehind Hie
icgulur Mtand to ho set a-dile.
The Ulauts will piaetict
Kates lo-moriow inornliii;
behind hM'Ue.l !
.MKil.tw will j
Kive his pltcheis a stllf til.il In the hnx
and the leKiilars will take their itnul
itwlnifs at curies and shoots hefoie the
net. While Snodcrass and lioyle will he
ahle to play on Tup-.da. It Is admitted
hy tilt! t Hants that tht-e . nn-ii uie far
from heliiK tit. Snodcrass s let; liat. been I
carefully nurs. d. hut may not he
stront; as usual. Iioyle's shoulder hasn't
recovered fiom the wrenehliis It received
in the aulo siiusli hs rapidly .is at llrt
fi xpected, hut l.arr.1 thinks It will h all
iRht In tlinu Air the uetaway signal.
The umpires for Tuesday's gamo pioh
nbly will ho afslBtied in this way: Klein
behind thu hat, Connolly on the buses,
with I'Kan ami HlRlcr on the foul lines.
On Wedncsduy. It Is expected, Con
nolly will call halls and strikes, with
'KlKler on tho liases autl the others In tint
outfteld. The rotapj- plan will Rive each
.nmplio a chance to work behind the bat
In one Ranie.
. Much spare is belnR consumed In telling
how Hie (Hants anil the Athletics will
play thin and that kind of Inside b.iseball.
Hut iih all former world's serlen ia?e
shown, th.. teams will stick closely to
stralKht baseball fret." hlttliiK, smart
llcldlnE ami the best each pitcher can
deliver. There'll be no hme for fancy
Vtratcgy. It's too datiRerous.
Trls Speaker predicts that Connie
Mack's promised surprise Is the appear
ance of Hush, his colt pitcher, as u ipr
ular In tho series. Speaker says Hush
has the speed of Johnson nnd the nervo
of Joo, Wood. Oddly oiiourIi the baseball
sharps seem to believe that the CHants
will bo slumped by swift pitching and a
sharp brcakliiK curve hall. Hut the sharps
havo been wrmiK many times In their de
ductions. Alonic Ilro.ulway yestetday the betting
was practically ut ru-n money. The blR
speculators were iIoIiir little or nothliiR
In the way of rcUIiik aboard either bund
wunon. They seemed to 'je waltlliK for
a lliml tip oT hunch from somewhere.
ICildle Hurke, the former bookmaker, who
has backed the (Hunts In former series, is
bettltiR heavily on the Mnckinen, thereby
causing niuiiy wlm men to stop anil
think.
The (Hants will lime n "peld day" Mon
day (iftel-noon at the Harlem iiri-na.
"They will play an exhibition gume with
tlie Phillies, prior to which there will be
various contests running thu bases, long
distance throwing, fungo hitting nnd
throwing for accuracy, Jim Thorpe will
meet Arthur Sharer and other ptuyers In
a hundred yard dusli, Presumably the
sate will gn tn the players nf both teams.
Llnloli ami
Nku-aiik. N. .1.,
llcl'iidilrii win.
Oct. 4, Uolfers ut the
f orest inn new uniii piuyeu in u com.
bl;ied scores foursome to-day for n silver
rup. T. J. Llntott and J. MeKnililen, with
178 27, 151, were the winners. The
usual bull sweepstake was won hy P, 10,
Heller, with S3 IS, 71; P.. J. Hughes,
with D623, 73. wns second nnd third
tTfc-C went to C. I. Cameron, with f3 10,
74. The foursome n resl
T. J. Llntott and .1. .MeKmlden, 17S--27,
111; C. H. Wood and L. A. Hodgklnson,
t8 45, 103; It, Huber and A II
Huiiipliievllle. 1R4 2. 156; J, S. Stlllwell
mid C. It. Cameron, 18631, Ilia; II o,
Chrlsll nd W, I. Allsopp, ISO 19, I C) ;
.1. B. Oarflcld and A. Lr. Uritu. iitl 14. i 1
2 THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER
RIVAL COMMANDERS AND BATTLEFIEl7dVHERE THEY
1 HilHHHH.HH
mi it if nn.-!.. n ititiier m I iiHvHtnNNHV ft' 4HIIBIHII3hhHBBI
rlrrllrllllFl TV iTnTy jfff'n itv 7 11 1 1 1 1 f TTTTrBpBBBIB hims 1 he
TIGERS AND WHITE SOX SPLIT. ' liiliUiufif f fl I ! HI BlmTnTO ""' "f s'" v"rk
nn win WtMmA I V kfl Jit I lMflfitlfUli 1 It-Lu-aiBMBBhWBBB
liitme r in-11 in I fjPp mWKm BauttljHMBflnfiV
I iKTit'itT, net 1 Honors wire ilMdi-n
' In to-ila'.i doulile ut NiiWn Park, the
! Tirpij. tulclnx the oi ninK Kain" hy a
7 to f. siote, while the si pond went to the I
While Sox. I to e. Callahan um! three i
pitchers In nn attempt to tnp the Tm'ers
til the opening K.l lilt. !i i7. I 'in. tl. mill
loe White weie rteattd alike to a s,. , re 1
ilttihhlriK, lietiolt uettiiiK i total of full
teen hit- and vexen run, oft the trio.
l-'le runs and t mht hlt fonne.l the.
White Sox total oil Hills-.. Alio Worked I
all th" way mid mntrlhuted a triple to the
downfall ot the (iiloauo new I'ipp with
two triples. Hush with a donhle mid Veaeh
with a sinnle niul a donhle wen- the chief .
hittms of tin name. I'ipp iliove ill three
nih.s and st ored ope hlmsi It The R.itne j
was won niul lot In th" elKhth limliii,',
the Sox forKiiiK ahead with thiee I nil- i
unil thiee hits and the Thiers, wltli tour!
inns and four hits, iinishlm; ah. ad. '
Kor three innlim. ot the p.-tond Kam.-j
there was no xcmihi: Then In the fourth I
Miase IiikImI. Ilo li" -aeutlcul unil ,
K.tsteiiy siiiKhd. hriniiiiit! In th- only inn I
ol the name The scores . I
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1. '
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Weav'r
I.or.1,31.. 3 1 1
Ko'rn'r rf " 1 I
liKTItOIT
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P a p
1 ItlHi,.-.
0 lluuim.'.li
0 Crn fit rf
t C.bli.ct
i. Win h II
illPli.lh
1 Uili-ou .
i tliahiip
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1 1
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Ill.illp el
fli.in'il it
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o g i p Total ..si ; 13 i:
Totii -: : :i i: s
ll.itteil lor Henr. In tlip tilth innilis
tHattnl Inr I'ikiIIp In tllf sPtenth llinipn
tlfalted fur Oib'tai in the enthlh iniaiii;
Chleum toon 1 it 0 r. it - ,'.
Detroit u I i) 0 ti it . - ;
llttt Ott Hen. I. ni lour limine; oft Ctpottr,
3 in lw.i limine-' off White In to inuuiKs.
iTwii Imp hll V'i.hIi Three ha hits
. Vp.ir, Piiip, . IIU"li. liaas sa.rillip hitu
ll..lie. . HertnT, Ctui stolen han. We.iver.
. Conh Doulile pl.tv Hush .nnl I'ipp. Firt
Iium un lull- Off Upii I oft I'l.t.ttp I; nft
wiuip . .Ut liiu-s r. sirutsc out Hy nails".
Ita,,1 li.ill lltllU Wlli till! h - I1..1I.
i'mriue In chiefs (I'LoukIiIiii KipM umpire
rVriiu-on. Tini'"- 2 hour niul . innaites.
Tini'"- 2 hour nnd
KCf)NH liAMK
CHlCAliO (A 1. 1 I IIKTKOIT.
ah r h p a
ah r
weav r.
:t ti
3 1
V Hu!i.
1i.iiiideii
1
I,nrd .111
3 0
I
Collin rf
ti i. H.iu un ;h
t. i Crawl'il.rt
ii u Cobb cf
i) ti llish.er
3 I P.iell It
1 Pu.p.tli
U 0 si.uiiicf.e
VUI Sb
i 3 WlUl'jll -. l
l.iuine.lh J I
Itouie el .
ti 1
0 0
'i 0
o I
a j
.1 0
0 0
Ch.tpil It :. ii " ii
K.i-frl " - o . .
HrPtmi.rli : a ii I
Hti-isll n - i) o
Tutal. :3 1 b U
'i 1
I I Total H (i C Is ; 1
(tUIP eaUed Oil licctillllt of tt.llUue
Chieaiiii ti 0 n 1 D IV- 1
IJi-lrmt .. . . ii 0 0 v 0- 0
Two nae hit -stdnace. Sacrifice hit llotlie
stulrii Usse Inl Kir! haitp on baJls Off
Hucll, I. struck nut-Dy William, 3. I'liml
ItatlKastprly Umpire in t hipfFerntison
field iinipirr-O'LoiKhlin. Time -1 hour and
minutes
NAPS WIN ONE OF TWO GAMES.
Srvenlh Iniilnu Unity
Horn Trick I
II ro it us Kuril lie In heconil
CLEVhLANP, Oct. 4. The Naps lie.it the
Ill-owns In u spvinth InnliiR rally, D to 4,
In tint tli it Ranie this afternoon and the
two battled eiRht InnlnRs to darkness with
out a score In the second Ranie. Haum-'
Kardner and Cullop wpip matched In the i
llrst encounter and tho affair was a sliiR
fest, the Naps coming out from liehlnd In
the seventh, due to hits hy Jackson and
Olson and a pa to Chapman. Tho
Browns had nil the better of tho aigumeiit .
In the early part of tho game, as Cullop ,
was touched up for five safetlm In the 1
llrst Inning. rIvIiir the vlsltots a three run
lead. The second gatla) was it pitchers' I
battltt between Wellman, the human hat-1
pin. nd Wis. Willie .Mitchell, Hoth of ,
them had plenty nf stuff, hut Wellman was
hit harder, spectacular tlelding on the part
of shotton proving a 111 ti saver for the big
hutler, Wellman also tightened up In
pinches and kept th eni'iny scon-less,
Tlie scores :
FIRST GAME.
ST. LOtllS (A. I. ) I CLEVELAND,
at r h
a el
ab r h p
Sliott'n.pf 0 0 0 2
0 0Lbold cf
'.' 1
Autlu.:r 4
I'rntt.lb.. .1
"iVMker.lf I
Sloiin.rt 4
lilnl oid. s 4
Wares :i, 4
Xfflli'W.f 4
II iiun'r.p. '-'
M'AU'ter 1
u i un rn.ti.
1 I
: a
o o.Juekson.rf
I C t.ajiip.'.-b,
1 c'oiou.lti..
1 1
n (i
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o
i
n
o
0
r,l)unlup 31)
u o;i;i'.iii..v,if.
0 0 O'Nelll.C
i cuiioii.il..
0 i).
- i Tomu ,si c isa t :
Totals.. its 4 10 SI 10 .
Utt'r 1 lor Uauinmrdiipr in the ninth Inning,
SI. Louis 3 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 04
ClPAfllihil 1 1 0 0 J 0 2 0 ..5
To t'sw h!t-Jn-ksoii. O' Nflll. Three bne
hit l.sibol 1. Moltn bases ilrauejr, Shotton,
Auiln Sa.rlflee hit lratt, First base on
h ills-OH Cullop, 1! off liaiiniKardnrr, X Utruek
out lit Cullop. 4; .y I .nuugardiier, 2. lioiiKH"
phut tlo.ni
unil Pratt i llislnud and
wares, ,
I riniilitif
Hlldfhrsnd and Slirrulaii,
SKCOSI) OA.MK.
ST
I.OVIS iA, I.
,)
a p
CLEVELANH.
ab r h p
an r h p
Sholtii.pf 4
AUstiiUb 4
0 Oilaihnlii.pf i
1 (iCIiup-ii,... .1
0 0 Ril n.on.rf 3
0 n LaJole.:n S
0 oninuu.lh.. 2
1 o tiiinlap.ab ,t
1 Ci(lninpy,lf. 2
2 rcarlwli c, 3
.1 !ltfltchr!l,p !
3
1
1
o
i
0
0
II
Pratt, lb.. 4
Wnlkrr.lf 3
Slowi.rf,. !
tlialand.s 3
Wares.ib. .1
M'Alier.fl 3
Wrlln'ii.p 3
Totals, :i 0 6 24 2i Total.. 24 0 f.
St Luula 0 0 0 0 0 0
i;irp!tnd 0 0 0 0 0 0
CtUeii on si'i'oiint of ilnrkneNu
1
0-0
6-0
Two lias lilt Walker llnilbte iln)S-Wrll
mini, Wares and l'rall Wmes iiiuii.itpii
(llsnii luiinsilslPdi. 1'ii'st base un bulls- Off
Wpiliuaii. 2: oft Mllelit'll. 3 Mairlflpe hlls
Olsou, Mitchell. Htolen tiiittpM ('baiiinaii, 21
1 bold, hhnitou, Austin Struck out n wn.
i '
man. (; by Mitchell, . Passed ball McAlllsirr.
r.-Ni(3vla u Idililetirani
t . I II I II WW 111 I II III I 11 Mill 11 I 'In W Wi'lM
I I !
Ocelli- nl tlir 1'itln (iriimiiN
lll hp Atiiut'il lierr 'riieailn,'.
GIANTS AND ATHLETICS READY FOR
CLASH TO DECIDE WORLD TITLE
Allli'l-icil':
Kutt'i'
(Jivatot 'IVjuiis
Iiattlc TucstliiY
tor liio- Honor,
'( AI'S CLIMAX OF VKAK
oth IViims Play Fino Hall
and Kant Justly Their
liislit to Mcot.
HOTII S1DKS CLAIM KIMiK
Sliowiny.' Ajfiiiiist Ili'il So. M.is
for ('inifidoncc Amoni
New York Fun..
America's greatest hasibtll teams, the
New Yolk (Hants and the Phl'.a ielphtn
.Utilities, ati'teaily for the annual world's
championship series, which bee-lns at the
Polo (irounds Tuesday afternoon and will
continue In alternate, cities until one or)
tile otllt'l has seoinl four ".letortcs III j
seven (times.
KnitfT the time early last sprlnR wneti
the ilval inanaKcrs, John J. McC.iuw and
(Connie .Mack, took their players to hotitli
1 em tralnltiK camps th" men have been
flKhtliiR for the rlRht to play In the blR
series for Rlory and wealth.
In midsummer It was a foreRon eon
clu'lon that Mack's wonderful baseball
machine -..mid capture the Amerlcar ' fV one' "ilnie- r." Vn-.-ii' upier tier " ij
I.tacue pennant, while loyal lollowers orwli, for one ii.nne; unirsprvct lowsr tier
Leader Mdiraw wen equally sum that
ti.., i!..nt w-oohl finish at the ton or th
tile I. hints womu nrnsn at un top
.Sutlunal It-itKUe lander.
So with the ROl.len seiles at hand II I
may he said that the Athletics and the
CHants have Justly earned u reward xor
their splendid ball plnyliiK. their pluck
and stamina and their loyalty to man-
HKprs and employers during tlie long
gllnds that came
to nn end jcsteniny,
Piiitlsans nlready
hfive predicted Vic-
tory for inch pennant winner. American
League men are wonderfully confident
(hat the Athletics will carry off the lion's
shate of the spoils. Nutlnnul Leaguers
are tqunllv stir" that this Is the (Hants' ,
year,
In New
York them urn countless per
sons who, regardltss or partisanship,
stem to favor the chaises of tllP (Hants.
If for onlv ono reason McClraw's men
would lmve ilefeated , the lletl Sox last
fall If It hadn't been for enurs and liu.ru
lurk.
The remarkable pitching by Christopher
Mathewson against the cunguerlng lleun.
enters a year ago, which should have
yielded at least one victory, has not been
foi gotten, but whether thu famous Matty
can repent successfully against the Ath
letics, udmltted to be strongsr than the
champion IU-d Sox of I91S, remains to be
seen.
Conseivntlvi! baseball men who h.ne
ii.i th,. ti.ntoM piirefullv nnd without
i. ..ii t,,.t.i . h I, lliul lh At.,
etui are more powerful with the bat
.1... Ill I...- t ll,U u.u tl.,..k
mail Hilt liltllllSi loll ni ..,,.
they believe, that McOraw lius tn more
effective pitchers. The diaiits nro con
ceded lo lio faster on tho basen and more
aggressive In currying the tight to tho
eiieinv. but the Aliuetics, wun, ine netti
,..,,, ,,. i,,,.,.mi. lir., bellevetl to bo ul
( " , , .
most Inipn-guuble in iiefence,
Mcfiraw and Mack, Imth shiewd Held
marshals, have Instructed their rpsppctlve
teams to piny the game iiccordlng to the
li.ii. mi tnxthnds. Inside baseball tactics
iiro employed by both leaders far beyond
thu conception or mo layman tun. rne ui-t-it.
hit und run game Is the secret of each i Mcdraw has four boxnn'ii of known
team's successful attack. The Athletics I quality, who will do nil thu woik. Mathew
Have parfecited this style of piny so that Hon, who practically beat the Athletics
on several occasions this year two base single handed In the lilOfi series, looms up
lumieis actually scored on the squeeie ugaln us the ("Hants' most Tillable pitcher.
a tuinteti pan uiong me nisi oasn nun
which tho batsmnn dumped after thu run
ners on second and third were under full
In nlway (lining the pltchei's wlndup.
It bus of t H n lufii noted that while prac
tically all the best major league teams
ran play the hit and run game from llrst
to second base, the Athletics also have
bein using the usv method! fruui second
ilnrliiK flit luM iritrltl'i ftprle
llh
wiiHi.ir. i:iiii ciimhiiiin. j
lonlpstliiK 'Ipiiiii.
Np York t, lam clnimpinn of the Nation t1
lajiie ami I'hlluilelplna Athletics champion
of the Attii-riein laiiui" i
lMilulr nf IfHinra.
Fit
I i imp October 7 Polo litoutl.i
York
Sfiimtl (i.ime-Oetul
)lll. I'ifK
fhiii-
Nev.
d.'liiht i
Third (aiiif-iiils"r t. rnlo i,rinuid,
Vurk
Fourth I'dajpr-Otilier I". MoW
delnhl.f
Filth (lame-O.tolsT It, I'olo (
York
Sixth CltKe-Oilotier 15. Slllhe
ilrlphu.
Sepnth l.inie ut iK-pjr.
I'.irU, lhlU
round N'ew
l-iirk. I'hll.i-
tirtols-r II
tilxiuna to lie tlPtlileil ny Jul.
l'otune in cut.
In eie of rtn Ik fore the nihliM li.'tte ivffii
playttl tl.c mmi mini rrmilu In tlip nty
wtiere the postponi'mml m ur tinttl .t li-sal
finie lu hepn ilaed In the penl of :i lip
attpr ftvp itinin hitvp been t iimplete.1. rf.une
beinr calletl on ae. itutit ot rain, darkii or
lor any oilier reason, tlip teani will yo to the
othrr city fur a ..uue Hip in M d.i
llltlslon of Keeelptn.
Sixty ier tut. of I lie nixipt ol Hie tirt four
Kaiors, l ml inn lit tie if one nccun., will 1,11 tu
the pluyrr. tM money lo hi-ilitiilriliiiithe tui
ot eo ier nnl in ihe wiiuiuu ip.uii and ii
per cpiiI. In the lii'liu- tejini, The lo rluh
imlw-rs re."-itf i.tr .till r.ll.i:; dlMtli il
an1 Hie atitui-il Cimmiitot! t' pir i i,t id
raeh of the flr-t f'tur prune rii.-rt after the
cluti owners limit per tent, ol th. natr
miitipy, Hie riminilsioii .ellint imithi lit
per i i. t r.iUeuff
alf t liel.pla.
All iecrcp.l Mat for .imu m .Srw Y(,rK
hap lieeii ili.ot. ,,f The .ul.ie ., in
niiuneisj for Monday h.i Isen .ili.iudor.wl On
the ila of each came here 30.0"jn unroerMd
fsat will Is !il.it-il on t.1 nt in a u i..
lMulkdelphi.i the numU'r will not picred jo.owi
in.- .uiNl.- eupainy oi 111." l'llio lirouililt la
JV.SJH. that of Slul.f Para, ..
I'rlr
r for Sellls,
wl. enelt, for oiie iraiiie- hleaptiers, t.
.,... i.... - ...i --.u m rain inr one
Bnmi-. reseriPtl s-ui m mam KrJ,) .,t. j3
each, fur one ir.iiue. ri'iMril w,u in richt
anil left Held pavilions, . e.n h Inr om same;
ble.clier.. Jl
KllKlhle
I'ln) era.
.Vex Joik l.uiiu llt.-liir. .M.ithenson T.-s-
Froinme an.l SpIiiipp. calibers, Mpjer Me'
i.ean. Wilson anil H.irllry, Inttt Wrr, Merkle.
,J"'e. , r ieiner nei-roe sinner ami (Jraiit
Sno.!-r:iM Mnri-ui. I'.u.,,
.,i-i,i.,t,.-ii .inn inurpt', l-o.l'-ll, ipinimoii;
sent. J:' emit, lor imp khiiip; bleaehrr, tl
t'hiludfliihu Athli-tn-- l'lteliers, Usndsr,
I'UiiU. C llronn. limit It. Itip.li, .shuwkey,
Cooniba, Wvcliott niul I'riinoi k i hIi hers
chan.-, Lnpn and Thoinss: inttfl.ler, Mrlimi'
Collins. Baker, Uarry Orr. liivi nnd Lnvan:
outtlelrlen, Slrunk ()lilriiu,- F. Murphi. Waliti
!)! and II. Murphy, twenty hv-p iiipu. Muua.
pr. Cnriipllu Mrt;ilipiii,y iConnin Mu.-ki
Oflleliil Umpires.
WHIihui Klein and Charles Itmlrr N.nion.il
Iakiit'. Thonia Coiinnll) suit John .1 Kz&n
Anierii-su Li-uuiit-
MlnrlltiK Time,
All (unlet itill besin at '.' n'lmik, (.harp
Hand conciilt from II A, M, to i p M
t'lirim-r Worlil'M 4'hninploiiR.
luSI, IVovideiKo i.N I. i. nd, si. I.ofns
iu us, i, unnni in , i; ism iimt nkS,
SST IWn 'tN V;V; ;r4r,!l!;V'.,',f;
itirs li l,.l, l-l".. llempii" t-Upi. CIpxpIiiiuI
(N. L.i: HIM (Temple ("mi i. Ilaltniiurp i.N I, I,
mm i ipmpip i;upi, ii'iiiimore is. . e m,i
ItOHlon A 1,1; I'W, h lorll iN. Li- p,i'.
, ht'elo'' '1?
!.. ,X1 1 Il . .'"
I III! Athlrtli. A
ikikui - ... imv, iniPiirN . 1,,)
1.1, IH., Huston lii-,1 Sin!
(A L.); IMS. t.
to thltd nnd from third to the plate,
Tho (Hants, In a measure, now play the
same game, although their regulars have
not enualled Mack's tegulars lu making
safe drives, All of this tood for reilectlon
leads one up to it single conclusion, that
the team Willi the most effective pitching
1 will tilumph
pioviuing the luiT breaks
.uuuy aiv.iys unit oeru u puzou in ineso
battles for big money.
When Malty pitched against the Ath
letlcs In (he 11UI series, which the'
Mui-kmtii won, hn was lt.it ti-.l rather
freely after th" liisl game, In which hit
defeated th" celebrated Indian, Homier,
'.' to J. It wits In tho third gume, that
l'Vuik Uitktr, who bad made v boiu run
5, 1913.
FIGHT FOR BASEBALL SUPREMACY
Hie licit .Silt. The flrf III I. 'I conrllel
Inside Baseball Taeties
Me Kniployed ly Hot Ii
'IVanis Leaders.
to
HIT AXDKrXlM.AV FUHTK
Kivals Fse Foreeful Method
to Advance Men From
Hase to Kase.
31(i ISA WS PITCH KNS HKST
lltit Muck's Cliai'frt's Hit lliirder
How Will' Two Depart men I,
Compiire Wlicn They Meet V
otf Murtniitid in the second, found Matty
for a "hollar wallop. Ihe Athletics getting
nine hits and winning 3 to i in cievei.
Innings.
Mathewson tried Ills hand again in the
fourth g.mif mid the Macktnen pounded
him for eleven bits and won ' to I
.Meanwhile Manniard was ht.ttcu by Plunk
In the seeund game, 3 to 1. th" Itube
holding the Macktpen to four hits, while
the (Hants secured five off Plank Mar-
' ipiard
wits knocked out of th" box In .
tluee InnliiKS In the fifth game, while in .
the sixth the Athletics slaughtered Ame I
and Wlltse. '
Heuder pitched three guinea lu the 1 1 1 1 J
si rips, winning' two and losing one, while
Coombs mid Plnnk each won n game, Hu
latter takliiR pan In two contests
Coombs, It will b"t remembeml, pltthed
In Uie third game of that serie", plaed
at the Polo UroutuR receiving mi mt r
nal Injury during the battle, trom which
he never has fully lecoveied
Compared to his pitching staff of 1311
McOraw has a hurling corps of much
greater strength. If It turns out that
Mathew .-on. who has won twenty-four
' games Mid lost eleven this yent, Is unable
1 to clink the American League champions
, Mciti'iw can call upon Mmtiuni d, wistly
Improved In the Inst two yeais, .leff Tes
I lean and Al lemaree. Muttuard won
two n' th" (Hants' three games In last
year s world s series aim i esreau piicneo.
In the other.
Mnniuard has won tw ent -the games
anil lust ten this season nnd has npp.ii
eutly mastered his greatest fault, lack ef
control, Tesrt-au, who Is inclined to give
Inns on balls now unil then, has
h-arntd much altout high class pitching
since hu faced tho IU-d Kox a enr ago.
He Is a spltball artist, a big, powerful
young Hercules, who can show as much
speed a any pitcher In the land.
ietuaii e,wlth fouitet-n victories ami four
tli-ft-ats, which Is u phenomena! lecortl for
youngster's n rMt j-p.ir in major league
. .iW. H-n-t nhysltally strong Ptiough
first year In major league
to pltyh mure) than once every live days or
so, nut it win noi ne surpusiiin u .ic
rtr.iw sends hllil against the Athletics tor
the first game,
As relief pitchers McOraw has the,
veterans Crnrfd.iH nnd Wlltse, also
Schupp, a colt left bander, but lie Isn't
hanking n them at all. McQraw-'s lllg
Knur must do the work.
Coombs has been out of Mack's reckon
ing all season, He will not be a I'ln to
put on a uniform and sit on the bench,
Whet ever the big gutws are dis
cussed by competent baseball students
the belief prevails that lctory for tho
Athletics depends largely on tint efficiency
of Hender and Plank. Ilemler has taken
part In forty-eight games this year, win
ning nineteen and losing nine. Plank,
who H 40 years old, has been In
forty games, with a record of seventeen
victories nnd ten defeats.
Are these eterans Mile to pitch ngnlnst
the (Hants of 1C13 us well us against
the (Hunts of It'll If they enn New
Turk fans will hav-i to root as thrr'wt
never rooted before. If tbey cannot,
Mack will hv to unener tlielr etiiril
hi either Can oil Drown, Shawkcy ot
Hush, Hut all American League bats
men whn huvi) faced Ilemler und Plunk
this season say tlutt they are just us
bothersome as In former campaigns
Carroll Urown wrenched his knee tev-
i :1 weeks nco and Mai k has kept Ins
ital ciindltlou a eci 1 1 Maybe h" will
f,n ' the Hi, mt .it tlie mm moment II.
Is n bli; fellow who hii creat speed, a
t iit.ill.iiii." "low ball and a iiii..lliiR.t
Spll'tl' SllllWkex", III tile oplllliill ol the
thlel. iili.l othel Alllelli.tli I,. ,.KUe
te,nn. Is the best miuii pitcher In
M.ii k h strlUK lie w.is l.iktii from the
li.iitlm.iit, ti.nti l.iti -! n i ii i. r :iih I ipilcklv
iisliinlsheil the ti.t-t't.-.i 11 win id by Ills
tiliexpieteil display of -kill.
Iltl"h Is Mack's "sleeper" He ha- won
thirteen nines mid lost seven, yet Mack
Is p. ild to li. ri oiimlni: liini for
th" mii.s Hush is ,i broad shuulijer.il.
cnuruReoiis chap, who isn't a showy
pitcher. I.llt Ul'ltelillh Ret" tilde W hell
th- the I hottest. H.itnk, .-mother ynniiR
pltiini, has won tlflein and lost four.
ratiiiR ilu.-i behind Waltei .lniiinii in
p. i c. ntiiR. of h lories tt the Athhtics
ate not flRUilm; on hltn at nil ,
The latthinc lei.iitineiits aipear to
t.ili. I each other off. Meyei.. the IUr
(iinf. who has ra UK lit In two world's'
sinies alnady. is it kingpin behind the!
hat He is t I headed under the niuM
tiyliiR t'lrrtiiiistiiiiit's. mind natiireil, I
it.ime nnd alwj uady with words ot
eiicournRPinent As a thrnwei to bases
he Is not excelied be am. exctpt perhapJ
.tiinniy Art her He Is the i Hants'
hl.lVleSt lllttef too Mcl.e.ill, Wilsul,
ll.irtle; are nil i icht In rrt-e, of n-.
cidcnt, but they ate not In the Indian'
da.
In SchaiiK. a kid who was with Buffalo
Inst year. Mat k thinks he has the bptt
catcher In the .tohnsnn circuit, which
menus that he mut Is a wlrnnl If lit
is a better n-celver than Schnlk of the
World's Series Ball Games
Will Be Reproduced Daily
T Tllf
Madison Square Garden
BY THE
NEW YORK
nininrsiotAMl
emvis:
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New York City , On 2. Ul
.', ii"s!.", 'I'llir.V.l1' .r"1 ,mp 1 would rMh'"r 11 rcpro-luc-r.
.un the tr Hall IMnjei thun by ny othrr means,
CltlUSTV MATIH'WSON
All the (iunirs tho (".i.-iiits and Athletics pliiy in New York or l'h
tlt'lpliiii will lu- rt'prodi'r-et-l on iIhr Wonderful devicr- rhowtticcvcn
play tiinilc mi tip. Hull l-'iold
DOORS OPEN AT 1 P. M.
ADMISSION 25c. RESERVED SEATS, 50c, 75c.
Other place, in New York und Hrooklyn where the Star Hull I'l.iv.
will show the World's Noi-JVh (iiitnt'H will he
Al'lll.l.ll TIII:a1KI l-Slh
I.IIIIIA!, I til A I HI , ar,lh
nl.llll'll I ID A 1 ItC. 14th
411 ItllAV II II. I., 4-in.l Ntrrpt,
11:011 t;s 1111 Aim:, iitmro.
I II HAIOM HOI.I.IIt mink, (Irrnmnt Alruue, Rrnnklti,
I Vl'lltr. IIIIU1HI4, lutph Airnue, llriiuklin.
WORLD'S SERIES GIANTS vs. ATHLETICS
POLO GROUNDS
O'.miu; to Uie dt'iii.iiul for rcvrvcil h'.Us, which h;t cxcecdt-tl .tli n
in baseball, and the fact that but one-fifth of the I'olo (irounds c.-ip.t.
rterv(.-d, thf National Onimis-sion has a:thorufxi Ihe New York Hi
Club to abandon the sale of reserved scats Mond.iy mornin,:, Octolvr -all
rcbcrvttl s-ats have been taken. Tru'r? ai be lxtren J5.H0H and M 4
seats on public sale Tuesday nuirninK. October 7. Ivsinniim at eih' '
t the -i(-hih Aye. entrance, Positively no iickrfs will tv sold at the '..
.say entrance It will W ; necessary to hold a ticket purch;iitcl 111 mrt "
enter .-it .tlie Speedway stllci, Concert fr'-nT 10;,V") a'ni. i.nnl p
ah Uctjinicnt IViiid of fifty piece
Tht National Cammiition
L. H. Comtnnt, Representative.
j Blankenburg Comes
Right Back at Kline
I PHILADELPHIA, On. 1 1(;,
' lllniijpnbtii'K will noi Ik ,iIii
io accppt tin invitution ni Ihmh
Klino of New York lo altoml tip.
I oponitiR KfltiH of the) world's son.
I lictwpcti thn nintith and the Athitlr
In Ntw or; nn Tin.wlny, Th"
Mnyor'. It'ilor ol reply foow.
flctolwr 4, Ul.i
linn. A. I,, Kliitt, .lojnr .Vrv Yt.rU
City, .V. V. I
Mv DPArt Matoti. Your invito
tioli, tindnr (Into ol October ", 1
n-iifhocl nn thin inonnni;. ITnforti.
nutoly. two imporinnt rnKHKetniMin
nn Tncfdiiy will ltorp iim in Phlla-
flphin. Otlionviw it woiiM kivp
;rn ploiisiiip toiittotid tin h;i,l g.itr
ii" your RUi'ht.
Yon wiy in your loiter tin' f,iHn'
!iro uoitiK to wipe up 1 ho Polo.
(Jrouiids with tin so-called Vthlrtir
of your fifty."
Hhvi you rvr-r ho.irfl thp storr of
fiitnotp ini-mlifT of tho fninllv of
(limits fiy the nnmo ol' flnhath l.i
you tvint'tnhi'r vhat hnpprtnr in
him?
Willi -inftTf rr'Kard- I'pipv n p
mtv truly yout.
IffDOI.lit I'.I.V.VKIVHrt.f, Mavoi
White Snv. Srhanu ran i. t.i t'n. har
, like a shnrtishooter, and lu o
nil of Mack's pluhcrs etjn.i t v
Is n fair hitter
Mack's other caicheis uie ,l.i
vtbo wo" a ti-rio" to the N't w
nuiners in l:tl. and ha Thmnii
tan, who ion v don th' miek
l.eed" I) I ill til t'-Hih I'ln II
j enrters.
I The Athletics have w hat
llll.OIIII llltlelll. tllll-.l ua.i.e.i
Mack once s.ild that he would
much iiioiipn for Stuffy M- I1
t'nllln-, I'r.-trik Itakti and .1..
M.-lnnls. w li'i wa. un.il.1
tlitl "Hits, will cov. i lirt ha .
a .''tar lli-Klei- ull hr lialtln- a-
'uniii
Ho
I t
t '
thi- yeai Is .'HI'i.
t'ollllis. til" le.l'll!! lt'l!'l II'PI,
the Aiiieiic.in l.e,i-U". ha. I., n-u,
.- of
IH.ti
Hll, While .ill; mil fllPlid II"
Haker. ,i rr.ii I: thinl has. "nan. po,..ts v t
piidi to .3 Sit. Shoitstop l'.atry has 1 fo.
.1'iiiJ belnR known .is o.ie of t., n u.in
4r..ii plncn hitters mi the tf.iti.
M.itiaw Infield is a cl ii i..r union
too Mi-'kll" is CHIP of the -I'.lUleit ft 1'
...i-ietneii 'tl the National Ltnifii..
iH.itit' b-M base lunne- lis
lhlWe." sc-ms to ll.ll fi''..'
year'" averaRe beltiR L'.'.ti. lat t.
ins .1"'-'. while In l 1 1 he t..i't-
Iioylc, a star second o.tsem.n
tlrnp.ed In hlttltiK, with an .
"7n. ,-iR.ilnst .:i3o last te,r ,unl
i 1 I
att i
,if t
r.tLi
fill l-'lclchpr. who has dev
Olle Of the leillllllR slioit.toi
np.l int.
il a i
sliirhtly linpronl hi" stiekw .rk.
.t i a
aerni;e ol .2ST, a ni-ain't 2 a
I'or third base Mdiraw lis- lit
. t it?
z i"? -t
II .
Sluift-r, both valuahl. pl.iyti
played superbly ut this u.i n
ti . i .
world's series and has bud thf
expetlcrtpe His aer:iR" t 111 - ,.(.i
an lmpitivenient ovpr last season's tlirirt
whleh were '2i'X. Sliafer batted fo
In 7 Raines last season In 130 Rami -this
ye.ir hl.s nveraR" was 24.
I'.einemlkPr. fans till Is ,1 shmt se ns
which luck will cut a fiKure nnd the (Hint
1 will hic.1 ynur vocal support ' So whoot
I thlnRf up'
Western I. run, lie,
invi-r
s T.tpska.
(first nam
(Herond Knnl
I irnver
.Tnpk
Othr csin iutiionpil en aciour.'
WONDERFUL
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