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WORLD SERIES FOES I
MAKERS OF HISTORY,
Third Mi'Ptinjr f Giants and
Mhlotio in Masoltiill
Uluo Ribbon.
ITA.MS .N1 T1IKIK IX.TS,
liirlivi(lnnl iiiily.si.s of the Cnn
tctiint in tho World's
St'Hp.s.
W ,i i ir ii.i --l.tl I tinder its i-esnr
.rn" 'filer li Jurisdiction of the Nn-
,r i i iii v-iiiin und with nil the for
,1 l l.ibnr.ite accompaniment which
a me l make. It a national an-
j , l Tit. Il.l .'itllllll.'d -llfllflfllt ilHO ll)
.ai I- Hsvoi- .if tradition. Vs bullde- i
.f -nil Iriilltlon tin team Iihvo been as,
t , .i the Cel. Hits of tlio Nntlntiitl League
ml tin tlil-tU-M of the American Leairuc.
Tliixi' io h.ivr won premiership In their
nn . i ! ofloner In tho prex-nl itii of
...itt season engagements lietweeu rhul
hampions tlmn anj- other clubs, and, bi
nding till yw they will have, met each
ntlier In tlii.- blue, ribbon series oftener thim
my other pair of clubs hao met, Th
.vorld'!" serb's came under the hundttnv. of
i ie Niitlomil Commission In lliOS, iin.l from
tOOJ to IMS Inclusive tho Clhuits and Atli
l(lo will have mot three time 19I13,
I'll. 1313- I'ni'li has won Its own pen
nant four times in that period, tho dlants
in 1J05. IML lit 12 and 1913: the Athtetlea
ti IJpr.. IMP. lint and 1913. Inasmuch
is they met tirst eight years ago and will
tm the tirst two teams to meet three ttnirp,
fils year's series hu an added sentimental
;nterrt of ancient rivalry.
Coming down 1 the actual, to tho bat
tling ttelf, the matter of fct question an
in th chanced of tho two teams Is of
course the all prevailing one, and thin
n,ut!on of chances Is not necessarily
synonymous with relative strength, at
iast not the relative strength as gauged
and decided by ti season's work. Seven
.'aims I a short test Indeed as eompaied
with 151, and things that happen an the
plat unfold?, unexpected things, the turns
..f fortune, things unforeseeable, that tho
shrewdest manager cannot gul against,
are much more significant and momentous
tn a seven name stretch than they would
le In one of lf4.
Th dlants and Athletics are both sea
wi'd enough to these clashes to go Into
'Iftn with .11 little nervousness as could
v "xner-ted from any two teams, and both
from what the have accomplished rep
e.ent the best In each league In team
lay. Yet they will be composed of ox
epiloniilly cool hands If. such Is the Ini-porta-
ce of the series, there Is not some
i"r numess amonK Individuals.
The team that goes to battle next week
iMive to n nnrinil condition of mind, that
.1-'S not -train, that Isn't .it such a hlsh
n 'eh to be prone to mlsplays. will b.io
i' 'ondltlon n mi advantuKe. On of
i tinfoiveeab'io thlnir has to do with
m.ikim.'. and what Is or Is not clone,
-I'1js i- well a- irood pt,is on tl.e d-
are quite a" llkel to lell tO" Mo'y
i wnat 's produced In batting, pltelilnK
base runnlnw.
all outw.trd ap!ar.ii ce one t.iin Is
'otilld-'iit a the otltei, and eesy eon
a'iee which doesn't bonl'M on uvercon
j.nce Is a coed way to feel. With the
:i'l -kill of the Athletics there
.is Is a siicKehtlun of quiet eontidenre,
it If the (Hunts' attitude has less of
t poise. ibe- tiam spirit Is fully as
pi- and lijs n It that piemen' of the
-i,.ie which nniny a time Ins pro
wl in" K'.t when tb tlcht.ni; was inn-t
T in 'apiiysle.il can be an influence
-e-i.- vf th suit h real as the
' id t'oUKh I?s taliK'.l'l" us a
if eali'tltiitloii than hltt'.i t! and
' "U o -tb"r Islble wotk, flab inn
ipim e- .f It a beliiK flimeied Into
mi. nf omission or eomrnlsi Ion, or
ii i..ed up to the l,..Ht efforts and
" f' ;..o:iik all the lutler may be
oitlte i- oner, te factors in the oiltcomi
pi ip i .r Alneh eaci side li- cinvir.cid
ha' if to-1 . i - any breast it will be by the
nther people
A liiinili ii. us ui mI o a painstakliiK
dintion i , such a sltuatJOi as this and
either has inme than u per cent.
i'i;.ne .' i.il!rnr ihv tin it. Ihe Issue will
ibs'Hleii III) the Held, w.'.M- a lot of
"drcs which .uinot be reckoned on be
ori hai d ran happen, lloth teams won
Hie -'iin.irn buifr enouRh liefore the end
f the M-asun to rest up and tune up and
ii tne irav tresh pud fit,
WbatcMr may happen In the seiles. the
pitting of the Mhlvtlcs has been number
'.an the lilatits' this year, but a tios'-lblo
ifs'-i to this Is lln.t I; han't been aKalnst
iiu ttiantN pitchers. If anybody knew
ist una l was the comparative merit of
e iiltcheis of the two leagues ho could
-liter fm st tho i-i-Iatixe hlttinK ability
i the two teams t'tls week. Prom sueli
"titnony as v 1 . e had the American
l.eMuersi have wielded their claymores
"I. morn force.
T'ie 'Jinnts, lioweier, uie a Kood hlt
.c team In their own leaKue, hut In
i latter half of their championship rare
'It. I bat as well as last sear. ItcKard
? this matter of hlttlne this week Wll-
rt Robinson says. "You can't tell what
(iUnts will do from what they have
' 'I ho nature of the attack of tho
i I' aderh nan not been isreatly cllsslinl-
i:,nh lias couilucted Its orTenslvo
ii-fsre n-itli a ood deal of variety In the
oceilluK. and In Meliraw and Miu-k
eh has u director wlm l a past master
'Mil'kne-s in llscerninif oiienlnKs und
' It'liiu hard ami unexpectedly on tlie
taut. ICacJi has a cointnandlnK Ki'nsp
I" situation at all times and W keen
t l deit tn act To talk of any set or
1 ' in -ived plan of battle In nonsense,
lor p'aiis will atlse as the play develops.
T"r 's nior" power In the Athletics'
offer T, thie Is mure versatility In tlie
"b'li.iw t.utlcs. The (Hants employ the
- Tine, lut less than any other club, but
iMir.iA i(.s employ It when lie think
- hutmn wairniits. Ills team plays
in rather than a run, that largely
'j.i- i 1 is not a crack MeldliiK team
I 1'i'Ti-tiip isn't as secure with a small
'1 .i l.etiet lieldltiK team. At such
i nt nines as li (lo.;s uso the s.icrl
inn.w.r, his team can uso It as skll
i .! .i- nn other,
l"' a turns .it very icsourcefiil In
new tn the fllants Imvlm; for a
..ii s' in..,, greater diversity 111
'mi a"!.',. Th. difference, thoUKli, Is
' T " i - mure combined speed In
' hi tin New York ranks than
' 'l li tics', and wlille actual steal
4 '' '.is lias not cut lis much tlKUte In
lo i-rles comes as the more eleineu-
Itiuit iiepiH of fieldlnit. pltchlnir and
'" u. the hit and run, stretcliltiB hits
r. 'u; additional bases on slow field
' or finnblru, are advnntiiKes to be
ed by a cliistfr of Hoceoy men. Htlll
At leips liavo epoiiKli speedy liloveiH
Inmbli M,mi on I lie bases, oven If not
i. lo CIIT on the work us persist
' x There isn't a belter catcher In tho
i to tiiHari ,,, s running than HchatiR
' the Athletics, provided ho holds UP In
'lorld's series, as he did In his own
' Wile, Me ami Meyers will have their
1 'Is full, and as an Important defensive
t, ,Mers, so far as we know, has It
' ' ie miinc .M.iektii'an only In havlnif
IhrniiKh the Hie.
" ctieriil Impression leRdi'dlnc this
' ! is that tlie Nee York cluh lias more
id'. In rs than i ho Athletics; ; that
ittbawsoii, Mnrqiiard, Tesreau and
' as a qiiai let cinnot tie matched
l foil!' of the Athletics. Teslcllll
' hat plteh.il iiK.ilnst tlie Macks and
1 e pcicr has pltehul In a world's
f ' s. lie la a cinnpuseil and :irf.cn;i
taiiKd tnlrler, however, and like the thrt'o
Oiitltelder IjeorMi'
otlieis has unlsiimded ner' e. TMe New
inrK stnrr is In exolP-nt condition, und
Marquard In a butter pltclier tills enr
than he ever wu". On his wofk fiRnlusl i
tlie Athletics ;ir befole last, avr.ilnst
the lted Su Isst e.iand throuRhout the
present season he l...,l: like Mclliaw's
Is st bet. .Matty was hit freely by thu
.in uii. in uV- niuii.i i
aKalnst th. It-d Hox last year, and despite
the two additional years of iiKe may fa'-i
hl adversaries this year In better shape
than two years uko and be backed up by
what lie lcntntd then of what they could
do.
llende- tn form !s roo1 as. an
world's series pitcher ever ww. He Is ln-
viulublj at his Ue1 al suiii times, h
touch man to l..it im.l the touirhest world's
Series init.inoiilst the (.Hants ever havo
faced. There Is no reason to believe hi'
won't n" on idK" this week. He has the
vet-rim I'lai.k to aatlst h'n and they arc a
foimldaul" pair. Two cood mn call tide u
team wee in a wdPd's s rle provided i
lhy have a dtitree of effe. t'.ve help from 1
a third and fourth, and an Important ques-
II..,. I- ...... .1.. lll.Ultnu' k.,4
assistance'.' Can the Athletics' s'uf.'. If
needs lw. distribute the burden u we'd :i I
the New York four? There Is a likely I
array to choose from, tnclUiltliB Hrown,
Houok. Ilush and Sh.iwl.ey. any of whom
Is capable of llashln.' a icoud ijame and
KlviiiK the assistance needed, but none eiT
whom hits pitched with the steady con
s'.ste icy of any of the New York four.
They are more disposed to li- erratic,
while Tesreau Is the only one of the
LH.mt quart-t who has lieeti erratic, and
he less so for several week".
lieferenco has been made to the two
catchers, Me'jfs '11111 Schanc. who doubt
les will do most of the wotk behind
the bat. In case another catcher Is
needed by either team Lapp and Thom.il
look to be a lietter second str'.tur array
than th" iliailt-' -ecoiid.uy liiickstopx.
Meyers Is .1 bettei batter tlniu chanK,
the latter is faster on the banes, lloth
ate ilrst class throwers. If Seh.imr comes
up to epi ctatloiis the Athletics will be
stronifer behind the bat than the;, were Itt
1911. .Much has Peeii written of the
ftrentrth of tho teams this year as com
pared to M1. The (Hants dun't U-lleve
th Atliletlcs a whit strotiKer than they
were two years afc-o and do believe that I
the) are struiiKi'i' That takes tlie ills-
cusslon down to other Individuals. )
Tho (Hunts Is'lleve they are stronger In
the hu than In It'll und that the
Athe'le at" not as strunit as then. Tl.e
latter liave no i'o.i!nbs now Th Mhleti -Intleld
is lated tin best In the country,
tin beet tli.it ever Has by some ciltlcs 1
tiioiiKh the writer doesn't consider It the
superior of the old Itoston Intuld of 1
Tenney. l.o", l.onp and Collini, which Is
another stoiy. 1
The Athletic Intield 's one of excep
tional balance that W one of Its strone
est points. Uuch man Is 11 sta", and thci
stars sliino be.iutlfuhy toKether. Ill
sniisith steadi'iess, depilidublllty In crises,
they hale cottir to b" considered, and
J'Jstl s.j, the I.eft of llnleld oonloni It 1
Isn't nil Intield that is any tuner or covers
any more ground than the New York Inner '
liiiuril, but Just a bit surer and ln Its I
1 ntlretj a shade higher class than Ni w
York's. Yet its I;st members arc not fre
from tattles, as was shw:i year befot"
last. Like the ejiant Infleldura, they can
Bet fuseil up. mid If they do will be a
question as to wli'rh side i.covi.rs tlie j
sooner. '
Merkle and .Mclnuls ,ue pructlcall)
equal 111 lleldlui!. cxcepi tlmt Aterlcle cov
ers more itmutid. Hoth am oud on low
und wide and IiIkIi thrnus, at- a tirst base
mnn shoulil be. and drsplte hip lesser
statute Mclnnls i 1 1 1 that i emu t liable
elasticity of his pulls i.i bad throws i,s
well as the 1 limit. Mclmils has outhlt
Merkle this yuir. Isn't as clever a base 1
runner i.Vkrkle Is um of the lust base
runners In .cither b-aRue nt ste.illiiK a '
base when such 11 feat Is Imperative) and
Is quite as daiiKeroua a hitter. If Mi lkle
Is his superloi In ai nspeet with the
bat It 1" In his llkel'hooil to tear off a
lonir hit. Jlclnnls hib' yet to prove his
worth In 11 blK series, but he Is a phleg
matic. wle, quick thlnklim ynunjrster,
who Isn't apt to ! it t all upset under nny
circumstances.
The Athletic Inlieideis are all long
bended, smart players, yet have nothing
on tho (.Hants ln that regard. Doyle.
I'letclier. Hhafer and llerzog 'ire all quick
thinkeis. Hftyle on the Held Imparts a
scrappy, cheerful spirit to his fillows,
and though h" has fallen nit with thu but
this year, has a punch that opposing
pitchers holil in high regain. Median -
Ically ho will have to bat at his best to
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tion na a mixologist who lets
us do hismtxinRforhiriiand
keeps his sideboard stocked
with Club Cocktails.
Made from better materials
tlian a bar cocktail is apt
to be.
Mixed lo me ature: not lo gueu
WALTER. R. WONHAM 1 SONS
. .
roomrcil
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Cocktails
I work-m a bar cocmnii
always is. H 11
Softened by aging before H U
bottling- no bar cock. K
tail can be. Ji
2 THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER
YOUNG GIANTS WHO FACE THEIR FIRST WORLD'S SERIES ORDEAL
t1urn
hold Ills cm .i with Collins, who Is battltiK
und runnlnif biises better Man Latry. Ai
n matter of fn-s. unle,.A fiuvle 1 at Ills'
hest, ,'f.iaftr at "soioi.d und Herxon t
third would bo a stro'n,er combl.iat'.on, '
li0ye'H spirit. howcer. Is valuable. Au-j
,,i,rr )lulllt ln whlch ,,e u Htronif Is Ink-1
itir bad throws lit nec'ond unf. even thn '
jettlni; hln man. lie Is mow apt to mer,
,. .. bflll hl, to ..,, th. o.nin,.
Me and 1'letcher operato toKetliei on dull
ble pliyn nearly but not quite as well as
Harry and Collins.
There aren't any better shortstops than
Kleteher and Hirry. and there are some
mighty fixprrt shortstops. Kleteher I'
tilt harder thrower o' the two and can
cover as much, If not 'iiore, isruund.
Harry nialut. less work of his position,
goes about KU business ivlth morn I'mUli
and appe.irncc of aosuranco. The New i
Yorker Isn't as quick at recovering a !
rumble, but in better t throwinfc out it
runner at first from dicp or wide, points
uround short field. He Is fine on t'.y
ball:, and a. 1,'olng back Into ailjacn.t
left and cintA for them. No shortstop
b'dps out his ..uttlelders more, "etcher
v " 1,i4ri1 ?l''r. determined to the Inst
"l1'1 A ma" w,h'' oan iwme back stronK
after n rairiffd beirliiniii. He Is 11 bet
te.- hlttr than Harry, but no better In
u pinch.' Tint's when the 1'hltaiti lphlan
Is at his bett. He always has a prlp on
hliusflf, oiierates more In workmautlkn
und i-illslud style, and, like his rival,
sum"
Raker's .prowess is more associated
with letting than ttuldtuic and he Is the
most dancerous hitter on either team.
In fielding either Shafer or Her ion Is as
good and can cover more lateral terri
tory. It will be Shafer unatnst the rlirht
handed pttch.rs 'mil Herzoie ana '.list the
southpaws. There's u nonchalant, boyish
manner about Shafer that conceals some
of his ability He is skilful oil bad
bounds, tut so quick and easy about It
that the plavs don't look as dlflloult as
the; really are. lie can hit and Is a
streak at netting to hrst. one of the
speediest movers In baseball. On thrown
balls he Isn't as sure as Ilerxog jn.l he
Is fairly K0"d at coinlnic In on bunts,
llerzoe in hll life and sprlnu" and confi
dence In a bit; series, a player whu Is at
Ills best ln a crucial tlirht. As for Baker.
be tills the bill ln his somewhat awkward
way, playlni. with rrlm steadfastness of
purine. He bandies ball-; hit at him as
Mack's New Men
I'llcher Hob fihniTkey.
well as iilibod
and is proflcient on
bunts.
Tn., Veu- VnrV i,utleld jitroncer than
,u(s ,wl vriV, Snodgra-s is a
, ...r ftt-Ider 'tliHii then, n Ilrst cl.is base
rumwr nn(t an, Hums are good ,
w.jt,.rM. So Is Shafer of th" Intield. "ho,
miH !m exceptional eye for n pit -lu d hill,
J ,- H lt savage hlt'er to lift Held, the
1 bvHt man In the outskirts for New ork
nn ground balls and .very fast He If sure
1 fly ball.' and a good judKc nf them.
j .Murray Isn't so sure on ground balls.
but Is n'wondor at making hard catches.
I parjly redeeming In that wuy Judgment
on tiieni which is nonu ! kihi. m ..
rlncj Htriink, Wnloh and labile Murphy
Mack has a combination of otitlli hlers
which can hit and cover ground linn run
the liisi-s, a better otltlleld than ll guts
I credit for being. That It U nn good a throw-
line outfield us New York's, that I' can
i restrict the advance of base runners; its
1 . ., , I tl..... -fue,.l,. ..I, a
Willi, IS UIIUIIlllll. i.m.i... ......i ,. .... .
I Walsh-are new to world's series, bill su.-h
!a e'ontest Is not so tremendously vita! in
the) world's alfalr as to assume that" a
inewcnnur will not 'in himself Jiis-tlce mi-I
til he has denionrtrntfil other-wise,
'Neither MuniB nor Murphy Is of the n-
I citable kld. Seasoned llMvr. ''' "'
them, lire, Just .is likely to crau.. nxpo-,
Iriiiice 1 fl I I ,...,,.,.e
stability and cnnlne-n.
Mcdrnw has fast men on the bench
! to put In to run In caae It Is advisable to
1 supplant a slowcoach on the Imaen with
i one of tlum. f'ooper. (Irrtnt and Tlieirpe
in-" nil iiwlft und Cooper t n cnmpifent
1 nutflelder. Th" lending pinch hitter of
the two squiuls are MeCormlck and Danny
Murphy. Murphy, despite bench duty,
retahiH Ills bnltliig eve ami vigorous
larrup and run lilt teller In a pinch
than at any other time. MeCormlck him
been doing yennian service aa nn emer
gency batsman for two yenrs.
I World's 'Tlei4 alwuja have had blsrli
rlass umpiring, with tnose who uu inai
difficult role competent and Impartial, and
Klein and Hlglfr "f the National league
mid Connolly of the American League
hnvei corit rlbutud to thr good umpiring.
ICgau la new lo tho world's series, but
all umpire" hove to be new lo them aome
time. Mo will be on his mtUr llkn the
rest of tliein. ready In give a good no-
(count of himself, and all eager to giin
. umpiring "f H"' wiine high stapdntd that
iirc.v.illeil last year.
I Tha rivals cluba ari prepaicel. Decks
I Brf, cleared for nctlon.
I.
rlleher Al llemnree
CHANCE PRACTICALLY
Mvnnn tTTn nnnmn
ArUltflHVL UIQ nUQTDU
AlllllD 1 DO nlD UDOlnlj
(
Now York Beat Athletics nntl
re Seventh Tnlpss Hrovns
Win Twio.o To-iiny.
YEAH'S LAST TXXIXC Hit;
Scon' fl to 4 Against Thorn,
They Whale HoMi'k for Six
RniiM and Victory.
,
.The four Kastern teams wound up ves-1
terday. the New Yorks winning In I'hila-1
delphla and Increaslns th-l.- lead over the j
llrowns. who were beatell f'levelnnd
The Hrowns will have to clean up two
The Hrowns will have to clean up two
games to.Uy to ) take s;; nth phoje away
from .Nw vri ashln.-toti defeat'st
Itoston and the Whit" So divided with I
the Itiwits.
Waterdar'a Heull.
New Vcrk. 10. riitUdelphls 4.
Whlnton. 10 i flnsinn, 9,
rievsUnd. i; St l.nul. ( (rtrst same
Cleveland, 0", St. lejulu, 0 (te.oed iwil",
eight Innlii(i).
IXtrolt. 1. ChleaK'i. 5 (first (.ra!
C'hlciien, 1: I'tiiep 0 -secpr.a iisiu tlx
Inultnei' .
Detailed Clnk Miatlip,
o-dio ' Seheilllle.
Ch'eagii iii n'rolt
."i t.out In iMeieiaia, ttwo Khnie-i
1'inLAnKi.riiiA, o-t. I - Although to
lay's affair wus ,i mere tnatter of fur
j maid: and s!mpl (,'one thtou-h with tu
('alcber Wallle Sehana.
comi'h't" the American I.eaKUi' season for,
Hie (no clubs, tho result ol the contest,
which endid lo to 8 In New York' favor, j
practically ouabbd I'riink Chancii to
nchlave hla 1113 del Ire, iripiely to llnlsh
nut of last place. Since St. I.oiils lost to-'
lav -V vlofory Sere rhmul .New cr t to
.
'"'"""' i'""-" ""' " "" - -
I'ms St, I.nult should win '. double header
' with t'lei eland to-niortow. ,
, last Inning stand' by th" Ne i Vorks
turned the tide- In tlielr favor. Ilinn
j,,,,,,,,, rmlevtsl fihiiwluy ln the s.'M-iiIIi
nnIllB ,,,,0 ti,utri, ,e got rid of thl- round
, h( lmrlln(t th eiuhtli ata!
ninth wil-. n thing to behold for tiii-lf-i'tlc -
tiesn. In th" eighth he pnsse.1 ion- tc.ep
fo firit, but tlm visitors could uinvei' ,'Uily
or.ei of the pastes nto a run. H'.tt in- the
ninth, when he iiguln deadheaded lour, he
did not have such luck uu lie cvpet lenci-d
In the ela-hth, for I'ltcher rich, comlntt up
...I.,. I r..ll ...1a .. Int.n- I.I..
far iv r Dalev"" V
MTrsffi 'wo biggr''"" "'l
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ilferSaM-'t't S
3iS 1 - - S 8 u
;s I c 1 e ikai Jt 5 &
Kllaeleipiua..''- ,;( n'iai7tIi, r. if
Wa))lngten...."i tt lino:wu;i "ii" ij
I C1TUnd "' V . U't4 14 XV S '" MT1
BoKon ..lllias 1(1 IS l(lJ J9 "Tl ' K7
' f I -
i ihutio -iijn, ii if ii ij' :s ;.i mt
( Duron . iji; ; n n M j a:s.
1 N Yo-'. ji s o ton ii :t m '.:t:j'
St l.-U!i. .. f. , i l 10 II It ,.37lj
' jGamea Letl...H(,i 71 ,73 h" 14 i ,soT. j
I ...
' Mai -Bu
champions at the ktckoff and kept them In ''B7. .. " ,nt ,V , . . ' . range.nen .
uetl.it HIHII the llftb liming, when they all Institution, sayn that ( oombs lias a Mflrsliall was greeted with recurrent f
wero retired -with tho exception of I'ltcher disease of the spine which ho hopm lll slllades suliseiiuem in Itrennan's down-
Hob Hhawkey, with the scorn ' lo 3 In ' 1(1 treatment. fall, rietrlier made a home run off him
their favor, He then substituted his band ' ' "" glnncd n two bugger mill a slnglo
of rookies, with Harry Davis tn captain Ulrnilalr, n well In the gnmc. J-'letcher and Cran-
thom, and th- yoiingulers uddeal two tallies .. ,. dull featured the seventh Inning by spear-
in th leai thev Inherited during Hhaw- n i n i ft ft - i .: lug hot llnrs. Kleteher went aloft for
JIUI'K nr l tui nn i i hmii h, h "
key's stay on Ihe rubber. The latter eult
at the end of tlm sixth III favor of llouc.k,
a i a . l a . . a
who then proceeeieu in who piicn me game
fin-ui- f.r (lie vimniratera. I
KchuU started for the New Yorks and
he Muck to the mound until the eighth,
when Harry Wnlter was sent up to stick '
for the big left handor with thei bakes full, i
This gave I'leh a'chanoe to get Into tht
5, 1918.
box score and also to uet ctedlt foe Ins
first American I.eapie win. .lack Kntalit
wound up the year with a imlqun record.
Th" "ft four times up lit walked ami tho
f'i HMh to the Plate h- singled throUKh
at third KlvlnK him a
,' K' III , !' llir lie lllj ,s r- iir. -
top by l.-iv.m of Crrs-'s hard hit bounder
n th" seventh and a one bunded stab of
by Wa,a" v"r"
, NKW VORK A I.i I'ltlt.A . I..). I
r h p a e b r li p o e
Malet.3b .! I 5 6 I t K M'hy.rt SI 0 0 'I P
I'rti' rl ! : : ii : ii wemoi.rr : n n i
rrp.lt .'. ' t I ) 0 Olilrlliir.lf I X "
K'jbt.lh 1 2 11(3 I'Wsisli.U I 11 11 J
V.eiilir.h 3 t r 1 4 1 Cfilllti..l Soil
IPlrteii.ef 1 e. 1 ei ! err tirs :p :' u r
llontw.as :111st Paker.Hi t - t "
S'ny.e 3 1 (' 1 1 O'FtrtsSh " 1 I
Svlmlcp, 3 ft a 1 V " M'ln's.tU 1 I !
0 0 i
1 " 1
1 n
t u
Woller 0 0 o o n miiMii : i .
IMeli.li.. 1 0 1 0 1 (i Mrilt'k ef .1 l 3 1 o
. Date) et 1 o ft ft n ei
Tntsl. 31 10 9 19 4 Harr.ss 0 0 3 1 "
l.Hll,s '10 1 I ft
I. apt c. 3 ft 1 3 .' 0
MeAVoy c 1 1 1 1 I
Hrin.p 1 0 0 P : e
sh'wk'y p : 0 0 1 3 1
Houek.p 1 4 0 n " (i
Teit.-lln. 33 9 r: :
Hatteii fi.r hult tn tPe eulut, tntiln?.
Nw y(rk , , 0 , ,;
phiia,Hpliia ..!(( 1 ' ' " . "
Fll, ,ia-1 lin ,rrnr. PhtU.1.'lpb ... ' N
i.rll. t T.n ll llltf lUVIa. I'ell V.ur Hie
hilZeUsr. Ilnld-n Mi'len ')'" J'"" '."'''
hils-ZeWer. Ilnld-n Mrn l.ae. n i, r.r old- , ,
,1 1 won
n ,ou.k 4 , m.... otl M liulr 'jeX.'e
m seen tntiinf: nif Vieh, none in to tn- ,
inti. Iil on b.w Ne i, l; 1 .ma
iViZ1' ; bvlloVri "Llrr lllU.. nrat.s and th- lowly Mr.linals vim
i Dlr-t.rfpp and Barry. Kirst base on ball I mens) th" Hisls Th" Dual trutneM will lo
1 litt limwn, 3: oft Silmlz. ?; nft shaliij, -ilriiayed In th" West io-du
oft lliiuek, eft llrll. J Wild pitches- llmwn.
seiiulr I'tnulresKvaiis am! Karau Time J
hours and lv minutes
CARDINALS TRAMPLE ON REDS.
Illl nail Hard. While llipoiienla Roll
I'p Man?' Ilrrnrs.
St I.oLIS. Oct. 4.- The Cardinals
walked all over the Cincinnati l!"ds this i
afternoon by the tune of 1 1 to It was
a slaughter, sturtinc with the thlid In- '
nine, when St. Louis, by taking iidvantugn ;
of numerous errors bj the Keds, scoied
six runs, putting the gam- safeli away.
I'liiclniiatl was able to do little with l'er
rltt and In addition amass-d the lively '
total of light errors, while St Louis'
plaieil faultiest, ball and In addition sot a
tut.il of thirteen hits. The senre
CIM'INN'ATI , .ST I.OUIS- '.V 1.'
ab r h p s e il'a ms..ti 3 s t ' s ft
Helier.lt '0 I' l Mai-re.ll i ; : I t I
-f , ft ft t ll 1 M'ur... 1h I ft 1 1
e.reh lb J t I I 1 Be.- ih 1 ft ft ft
U kl il.el I 0 , 'i c uahe-.ci ,. . J s i' I) ,
M'-'ns Pi 4 0 : 11 0 J Koney.lb .' r 1 1ft u ft ,
N'lintf.ali 4 0 C 1 s I Whlt'd.rf 3 113 0 11
H pli r.fi. 4 0 3 3 L l'( Iarj.ss 4 l : o :t ft
H ktvrn.r J 0 ' ' L ft MUder.e r. (I ft :. J 0
st'narU e 1 ft 0 o (' I'iPrrnit.p ( 1 1 ft 1 0
1'v-k'd.P 3 ft 0 0 t :
. Total- Sf- 11 13 :7 13 0
Totals 11 : ' ; IS ;
l.'lnelllliatl . 0 P
st loins ) ft
Tttu tiase hit JMowrev ?
. o e o o - .
I 11 ( 3 I 11
ritlis- tuts Miicee.
Whltt'il i.icrltti-e tu
sm.ter stolen ta-e
reseller ilroli lliu.-ilif. o.iue- lioutiie play
roti iierpniiiiifner ano .M.-irsiii Main- i-er
nn Firi bie mi bulls elf! IV mil. (."off
P.'ksrl . siru.-k out H ivrritt 5 Ilt mi
ha.ea -M Lnuls, C Clnellillatl. .. t'lnplre-
li-pn :inu Uremuii Tune . lmur-
COOMBS LOYAL TO HIS PALS.
slreteliell mi
rlleher
Heel nf I'aln, 4irt-at
IcUs tblelles.
I'll ' ipr.i.piii . i ict. I -With .ron
weights attached t. his re.-t und head,
hihii I'oumbf, the gi-ftit twlrler of l'e
U'lleite l iy or. h s bed ll tin I nher
rnaraa (
(Intllelrier llniin; Wnlsb.
slly lloMtdli.l mill topi s e trlipds n ho
Call Mi I'l Sen ,'1. I hilt In l.llell 'lillll'
.diiCK ic.is g.iliii; Ii th.) i.nrl-l's
nili's.
".lust natch thnsi .oiiiic inn-hi i s 'i horn
i.'onuli' hnr developed.'' was tin- way
Coombs put It. "Yin, anil neij one ,n
New" York will be surprised In sec llieio,
find there Ik no doubt that e will win.
"II'h a tough proposition lo He beta
11 through tin gitnes ami think It
M" '"-' '"
r. I Murtot, Hk rnU-raUx
of 1'ciiiiH.vli.iuhi lootball star of other
, . ,
itoyal (Hints.... ; 4 ft o l t : ft lu i: T
! nattarlea Htewart and Acoraili., Hull and
W m h a F .
-
Proapeel Pnrk Voulliall
Parkway A. C 7! Ilrlxhlnn e!iib. ft
Decatur A, (.. 1.1; Devon, 0.
-MldwoiK Al C s:: lona A. C ,
Cupids, ; Winnipeg A. C S,
H-dford-A It; Bay H4t A. Cn t
r tHsii
1
Onnelder .Mill Thorpl-.
FOR THEIR FINALE
GIANTS GARNER TWO
Kt'op Thoir llnrd llittiiiu- in
Doiihli' lli'inli'i' "With
Ihf i'liillics.
I'ASS THE m SMi-Eli .MARK
Also Take Foni'lcii 'iinues From
Every Rival Ex
cept One.
I
J witn k doubl" header against tne Phil-
lies the (Hants eiaifiu tlielr r. eul.ir season
! itrd ly, taklni? l'h nanus and p.is.Iim
, ,v, ...m.lr.sl i.irk lirnniloenl ileM Ion.
ni-nt of tli-'.r season's Aork as that they
fourt n .'allies ,ro.i. evor opponent
ept the HHs, froei w-ninii they lu.i
..utiMie. II. tin tireVeMI f. t tlw ltnstnri-
l1)n(,ki. ,-oTile,! The Cub- polished ott
Vealerrta' Hesnlla.
Ni York. IS; I'hltHiltlphls. 7 Ulrsl gatni.
NVe urk. 7 Plillinlelpliia, ' i-uini
Camel
'hliin-e 3, Pltlsburc. 1
St. Lnuls, 11. I'tnelnnatl. .
IJuton-Urnoklj n, rain
tletalled Clnb Stanrflasi.
1 5
,5'x'e
;,i
5- i
ill
- a
-9
New York.
'Philadftlphia
't4'l4l4;
k:i4 i'
Ujia i
14 I'd
11 ss
15 i7
ti V
Clucaso
715
tap
lfl'14 If.
IHUhurr
- it 31
i
Poaton.
s 7' lt
'tn s'u.1' s '
10' , i,13 &
i lnreo'at.m
i
Cindnnati.
14 1.1'
C, 7 1 1
10 M
st Lonia , . 17
Itnei Lost
V
li tu M,7ii sl; s f-iwl rC
Tl-dn's elieillilr.
Pittsburg In Chlraso
C'lrflniistl in St. Lmio
With a toss from Wllt.-c lo Wilson, not
i the only Wilson to put on the finishing
' touches liUely, the pennant season tllck
1 erel out In New Yoik yest'-rdny. Wtltie
and Wilson retired Dool.iti, the game was
' ove r, tin last double headei wim over,
th" National League season at the I'olo
litoutids was over, and the iflanl- hud
put it out tlie l'hlllle.s twice more. The
i ill. int"' tirst team won tlie rli-st gain" t'l
to 7, th" second team beat nn assorted lot
of Phillies. 7 to ,", Ie tip second
The champs i e.iui.J. l out their i ani
Pi. it'll with a douliU '!- f haid hlttlnr.
Tlicn went to tlie slulrh with inoi" of the
slugging which was a leading phase of
their llnal batch of games tli the Quak
ers. Whatever thej do against tlie Ath
letics this week, they closed their own
Icigue race swinging their mallets vig
orously apd thumping tin leathei in the
most approved mann.-i Collectively they
se.ni to b in splendid form, though their
nt-vt lldvelsllles will be on their toes
also and not merely pla-lug out n sched
ule, as were th" I'hllll".-.
Tor closing gtmes, at which there wa
nothing at stake, the wimhip series with
th Phillies drew- good lert cioaiIs, and
'atenhiy tin re was much hlln.rlt and
l"it In the air. Hill Klein was on his
dlgniti, however, and in tlie first en
counter took exception to chattering on
tho Wualtci bench. He Hied the whole
kit .'iml caboodle of substitute. Including
Miiiirgi r substitute Iiooln. who before
;;oltig 'nve toiiKiie to caustic comment on
HIII'b rigid ceiisiirlousness. Til" banished
'ini.il llin'i up . I'd Iii' a loekstep as they
iitul fiom the Held, It. r i;.
Later Kleni bnlted the play to an
he.um-e that to-morrow will be a Held da
al the I'olo ilriiumls with the illants and
I'hlllbs cavorting, that Thorpe, l.opert
n ml Hhafer wfll have n liuudred ynnl un
and that there wonhi !.. i,11He. circling
i iiniesi it ns , iimoreil Hint Meyi-ro mid
M l.i'.iti would an after the b.ne niunlng
le-onl. but tl.i. pim.-il Ie. be u canatd.
The) will stav mil (t tie! giie snni"boii
l.'e n 1'iifttiee. All HI feeling hr-twecn th"
(jlants ,'ind l'nlllies following the low of
. ugi.st s. n-eins to have taken wings.
The pasl has been foi gotten. Hie liatclp't
hut. Is en ouiliil, a din'elihi' peace fUste
llnw-soeler ntlil tievel tllel -ss. Aildl.iii
llrennnn didn't cop John Median on-
, tlllle lie lit! I'll Oil til" chili tllllt lllllll SUIII
nn . il.iv as tin- dl.ints copp. d the iiffei -
iiii;,4 of Aibllioii Iirydi-n llrennnii mi the
chin, on the .isain and In the solar pIcmis
( .v.-sterda: . They ihove hlni from tin
, box with eight lilts and six runs in tin
ills! Inning, Due nt the hits whs n homer
lb) Merkle, which Cravntb overran emu-
!ng In. Thorpi ran for Muodgrah. in this
luuP'g. then .Mm hutted foi rinodgrius
when It iMinr areiiind to the latter again,
tins lie-cause Mem wouldn't nthi-v Hnod.
grass tn reenter the giinn, ionn was
, willing and gtic gmoions permlssloii. hut
the umpire vetoed the unconi entlonal nr.
. .
I hla. Ift'erybody on the New York Mdo
made n hit except Wilson, who didn't j;o
I . A.m.
1 to 1mt,
I Tho Phillies weren't In iinv elanger at
I nny tlm of dislocation m- sprains from
I the nrdor of their efforts, and If tlie see.
ond game Alexander wasn't great, He
I was a wild Alexander, with e ight pauses,
and In the third limine was pounded for
Ketcham Gives Ball
To Plucky Maine
NKW HAVK.S, Oci. 4. -At, the
roiioltisioti if t)in Kuino licr
lo-lay Capt. Kt'tcliam of Vale
liaiiili-ij tho bull (" ('dpt. SnwyiT
of iht Maim; (hhio an a trophy to !
rr.witnl it plucky iiflilovp.ntont In
liolilinn thy Hllin to n o lo 0 lie wore.
Tlii i iisiomury only when 11 team
Ix-iiti Yule, so tin' tribute in nn un
usual ono. Ynlu. in 3fli Rftmes
pluyiil Hlnni it look up footlvill
in IR7U. linn lol only SI damns and
liofii I In I in IT, iii against 331 vl(
toi'ift.. Tho M hit' Uovh ncri' ovw
joyivl nt tho tiniihinil (list incl ion
"iiiftuTfil on iKeni liv Krtchnm
nntl thny f-lityt-tl ovor Aftpw Haron
to-ni(iht to I'l'IfbrHft' quietly.
two singles and two doubles bv tho scrubs,
who were no! to ho outdone by the var
slti. It was noised about that V'rank Itolior
was triong those present, having come
evi r to "tudy the effects of vloetthe
Veu Vork color- .is compared to eriisheil
hoi'olati lin- Athletics color ns an
ocular stimulant und a hitherto tinreck
oned factor In a world's series prognosis.
Mia as llaker pla.seil al Shlbu I'ark It
oust hiivu been his astral body that, wan
it Hie CkIo iltoiinds. Which shown that
Ih-re is no limit to th astutmcss of man
.ib rN. The scores .
1'IHST UAMK
P1III.A (N. !,.! NKW VOI1FI iS I, I
ab r h p ti ah Mi pa
H"'d.tb s 4 i t i :i SninU .el I ft 1 1 ft ft
H'n."..K 3 1 " J
1 0 'Thorpe 1 l ft o1 ft
1 ft tleroir.-b I ft I ft 1 ft
: lciyle.:li f. 3 2 0 1 ft
l.obrl.:li j 1 . it
Iljrne.Mi r. t I' ft
.Mwre.l! . J 1 3
I'r'vtb.rt .1 1 :
I.tnl rVlh 3 t I
I'afk'rt.ef 4 ft I
ft H n nfo-h'r.ss r. 3 1 3 it e
3 ft'llitrnvlf ill o t
s ii -s lr.i(ll,e.fc i 2 4
i i " Mnrr.v.rl Till
0
1
Klllieef-.e 1 If II 1 I II.Mr.ieie f. ft 1 1
llren'sn.ti 0 o ft o 1 Wii-nn.'e ft ft ft ft 0 A
Marsh'l.p 3 i ii ft
1 1 MerMle.lh I 1 1 14
- t-'rniid'll.ti 3 I 3 '.'
o 1
4 ii
Tot sis,
i: .' -
' Totals, (i ii i 1'
Hail and batleil lor Snwliras In tlie ttrsi
tuntnir
l'liiliiilphu. . . t i' ft I c ft ft t i- :
New Yoik . 1 ) i i 0 -).
i-Vr-t has.- on errm 1'hiladeltitii.i Ift on
hi-es- Pliiladelnhta. ! N- ork. Vlrt
ln.e nn bulls on M ii -eli all. 3, ntf Crandall,
strueU out - Hi Marshall 4; bv Crandall. I
Home rues Kletitier MrrUIe Tn bise hits
Ue-d t'askirt Kleteher. Hiirn Sa'-rlflie tlie
Crarath burns Stolen bafen lluriis, Me
er Pasrisl ball- Killtfer. 1111- r(f llrrntian
tn 'itir lunlna: ntf Marshall. 10 to seven in
nit irs t'mp're in iluef Ktrm 1'ield umpit"
-Orth. Tniie-I lmur .iml u minute
SECOND iiAMi:
rjlU-A IN. I.i NKW YejIlK iN I.i
4li r h p a e ab r It p a e
li'iorVU- 0 1 - n 0 Thorpe.ef, i ft ft n n ft
Pesken t ft e. ii n ft Cueper.ll 3 ! 1 t ft ft
)enilan.n a 1 o I 'n.r.i'it 3P (1113ft
l.i.le-rt.3b 3 I 0 1 ft M ("ick.rt 1 1 : 0 (i
He-lie' e I 1 1 1 11 ftstne..s
Mllbr.rt 3 t 3 1 ft (rnwn..h
l. ld r's.lb 4 1 1 11 1 1 .Mclean c
He-il..- . 4 n 1 1 2 ults'tle.l e
llurn-.n- 4 0 : 4 1 l Ws ll..p
Alex'd'r.li 3 0 0 1 3 ll KroiCT.ie li
t 1 I
4
3 1 I
3
; ft 1 :i n 1
j 1 1 .1 1 t
Illsii
'Cravath 1 ft 1 0 ft ft WiI-ou.il. I ft ft r. ft "
Total .a; r. e:4i.; l Tot.iU .33 7 j.iis i
Hatted lor Drinre in the ntnlli liuiins
Dattesl for Aleiumlrr in the ninth tnnlns.
Philadelphia . ftiiftftftftiu-S
New York 1 n f. 0 ft ft 1 ft . - 7
l'usl ba-e uti error Nrw York la'fi on
bases Philadelphia, s; New York, Ift Klr'
li.i- on l.alle -on Alrsmiilrr. ; ntf Frmunie,
nit WiItM. I. StriH'Vi out M Aleiainlir 4.
to- rroninie, 4, bv Wlltse, L' Two base lills
lleelier. burleri.. Hums. . Cooper. Mock. Mi.
Iaati Molen b,ies Dnolan. lails-rt Millet
Hartley ; Wllt-e Dniihle pla Crandall
Stock and Wilson WtM pitch - Aletamler.
Hit Oft Kronit.ie, in Hie innin:-. nit
Wilte, 4 tn tour iniiins t'tnpiri In ehiel -Orth
Vielil uoipire-Klem Time- 1 hour and
4 timiutt-s
OLD FOX "BLANKS" RED SOX.
CtarU l.rimih niches the I'.lKhla
Inning In (lid Time 1'nrm.
WtslitSi'Tos. '"ct. t Washington won
tin- tinnl gniii" o' the season trom Hus
ton bete this afternoon, to to !, In a uelrd
-xhlbltion. ("lark drttfll!i. the t.unou old
timer, twirled tlie eighth Inning a id did
not allow a run. 1'utir Wishlngton play
ers took turns at pitching In the ninth.
Itobton scoring sl runs. Walter John
son pla.wd eentn Held tor the eiators
..ml Duffy Lewis held down third bale
foi Hoston.
A big crowd turned out to se- tin- sport,
as It had been adrli-ed Htltfl'h Mould
pitch Th'- cote
I HOsTON l A. I. ' lVAslll.M.Tn
nli r h p a i an r li p a
Ush.-ll i ft r. a ft ft Xi-o-ia.lt I . I 1 I
Minnie lb
i ft i . i i iineiiei-.ri . .
llouir.i't 4 1 ft
: (i s r rt.i i.p s n : i -
1 ( t,ed'n 'b n 3 ft " ft ft "
i.ei-.rt 4 i ;i
f Ktu'le.rt
II (i I'o-ter.lb .1 1
J 0'J'lin'n.ef.n 3 ?
:.li
i I ft
i X 1 t
n 5 t
Ver'.les I'll
Jam rin.s-
1 i ft i (mi niilil. lb : i
; .- I C'W'ni-.lb.e ft 1
M.ilt.e ( 1
ft Aln h.'Jb.n
e .1 J 1 I
Vul'-'n.n t n ft .1 i.' Mnr.-an..'n " ft "
Thomas I t 1 ft ft l llenrv.e IP . I .
- - - eirir ii.ti.ri 1 " i
To' i
i M I Hli lllll,s
M'llride..s
ft I 1 t
li .lll.e
It Wins. o
t 'l "l 1 I
1 I 1
111. mlei.p l ft c ft ti
Kuri l. P i' "
Toll!- ."."Iftl- : -I
Kjr.-l in nl. nn in tb' ninth iniinu
Itoston . " V 1
Wasliin.ini, - n . 3 1 ' 1 -!
I'll si it on error. Washington la-It on
ba-e- 1-liin.rtiiii. Huton -1 I'trs' hi-" "
baits -Oft it Vilti.nn :; off Kn.el ' nil
Aii'lr-o.i. S liinuiis tutilud -llv It William-4-
Pi ll.-ntl.'i. .. bv KiutI 1; by (iriflith. 1:
! s.-'iaeler l-H to .lehll-mi, t.S: b Mn-mitli
l.r Hits- llff U Williams. 4. oft ltent'ey. I
olf llnkel t; oft Rtlllitli. 1; oil Johtis'in. -: ot'
Airs'eiih oil Mchaeer. Mi ink om Itf
It Williams. 1, bv ll'iitliy. .. In Mi.lr-nn
ilnnie run- .lunvi m . 'Hire. In-- htn
Aenata. lUhs ; Thomas. l'n-te- llmry
'I'no Pur lilts Julni'iin, inindi (enffi'li
-'U SO 111'"' lilt WiHIaini -tolen
base- Acmta Meeller, .Inhn-nii .. iiaiii,i' I
Williams. H William-. Hehi! I" lln.'i' .. 'ni l
Iimihle ph. lawis Minuly and nei! l'a-l
balls- -snell . finpire- roiiull and lniiM-n.
Time- I ho ir and (- minute
HENDRIX WILD AND WEAK.
He Passes I ubs nod Tlie; , lor I'lielr
rlillllks, I'oiliiil Mini.
I '1111-11.11. Oct. 4 Wlldlie-s nn 'hi Pill
jo.' I'ltcher lleinlilN. cimblned with soin-
tlant twlrllm. b t-outlipnw I'l-i'i .it'
llnunle l.aieiidei, resiiltisl 'ti a :t l-i I .'
toiy lor tho Cubs to-da . Ilendilx p.is-ed
six' men and tln-se pa-...- comblmd with
tlie lline lilllgh'4 .iriuexed li t'ne I'llbf,
v-ronclil the ilHIli.ig". Th' score:
PITTSIIllltti
I lilt Hill I, I
ii e ab r li p a e
ft ( N Mil'r ! ( I 1"
I ft I.ie's.-'li 1 ft ft .". '' I'
r.i r u p
Oi.rei
i n i
pulsion
ll.ltler.ss
Vnu.;ii
WilMiu.rl
J Mil'r.lb
n ft :i
3 v ft 4
ii iii wiii'm-.if .1 o n : 9 I
f. e '.'ai m.:;b
1 ". I
1 0 ( S nrr lb
t 11 0 1 1 ft ft
ii t
I ii itiniti.rt
1 0 ft ft ft
MUe'llel I 1 I
3
ft ( II aell.ss ( ii 5 I
Sllllntl
1 I
3 Ii Areher.o I ii I I II a
ll)ll
1 ft ii e ft ft. Viiii.un.i'
. " i u I'
I H ii n .1 ft
1 a ft ft ei ft
1 li ft ft ii 0
tl'ne'rit p 4 0 1 ft 1 0 1'ii-rn p
Total
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Totals ;:i :. ; n o
'I'.., tin! leu Si in j ii in th- ninth minus
'Hitteil tor Pierce In the toiirlh liiiunj
I'litslnirir , ft I a o ft ft ft ii ft '
Cliieaso . t ft ii ? ii ft ft o ,i
tail mi bu-elt P-ttsburff, 7' I'llli-azo
struck nut H lleiiilnx, it: bj Pirri-e. I, b.
Lavender. '.'. Two basi hils.iiiiiiieriiiuii ("arey
sae-iim. hit- Kvrrs. Stolen bases liolan M'1
W r. Williams Virsl base on balls Oft Poti"
!t; nrl llrnilrn, r. win) pmh Pierce litu'o
plaj Patli-r and J Miller I'liiinres O'lta an
l-kn-iie Time hour and iiuiuite
DOC S0AWL0N BATTED FREELY.
fl.T ll. lief Ires oonkelus lli-uln m
l.nlhcr Wlmilnu It'liis.
The .'(iiakcms won from the llebip. irn r
nt the I'riispict I'atk Ctradi' drouti'ls
yesterda nftetiioon. ? to line Hciir
inn', ex-Hrooklvn Nationals pitcher, tried
Ids hand at tossing them over for the
sionkcnis Me whs hit freely and O'Hrlcti
rephicid him in Ihe llfth,
William I'arrlt.gton, playing at shoit
for Itebus, simtalneel a broken pose b
beliiR hit by a thrown ball In the ninth
frame The score:
It. If !
I'd kepi MIM:il Dion
lleliua '-' 0 '1 t 0 0 0 1 (- J 7 1
ItutterlM Doe Braiflon, o'llrltn and Will
iams; BoV'f and T. Korwln.
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