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PENNANTS
Not ia Yean Has There
J AVERAGES
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MOTOR CARS
If Foreign Car Wias Vaa-
Beea Bach aa Exdtiag
Straggle for Baseball Hoaors.
Leaas Hitters ia the
Katioaal Leagae.
aerhilt Cap the Eveat May Be
Shifted to Sowe Other Coaotrr.
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WHITE SOX DO NOT COMPARE
-;p WITH ATHLETICS IN AVERAGES
Slack's Team Is Balanced in Every Part of the Game Chicago Has
-. Xo Stars in Any Department and Players Seem to Strike Just
, a Medium in the League Averages What "Rutie" Waddell's
Absence From the Game Before and After the World's Cbani-
r tiionship Is Going to Cost Mack and the Pitcher. -
THREE OF THE CARDINALS' PLAYING
EXCITING FINISHES FOR PENNANTS
FEATURE OF YEARS IN BASEBALL
Struggle Between Chicago and Philadelphia for Leadership of
American League Very Close Sox May Be Able to Take the
Bunting West Eastern League Winner Xot Known Until
Last Day of Scheduled Games Pittsburg Worried "Muggsy"
McGraw for a While.
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Cllahan. left field...
ttri. right field
Jor.er. center field
Holme. c.-nier field...
lono!iue. first base..,
Ib-1! second base. ..
Tannelilll, third bae.
G Ivl. shorttop ..
MeC.irland. catcher...
S..llivj:i. catcher
Altroek. pitcher
Smith, piich'r
Own. pitcl-er
White, pitcher
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A'hletio I-j.I In hallux by IS points,
Cuicago bads in tit-J.Iinir bv R point.--
V.'RITTUX FOB TIIK l NIjaT ISEPKBI.ir
Hov. tin- face of tii" 1-i.si lull map i.in
ci.aiiKe in A k' Phi-ioe.phi.i ami New
Y'nk v.tre th generally .mepteii tandl-.at.-s
fu tli- wo-ld' championship lion
' - Alon comes iho Whin Six aiiii
! !ei than three d-iy they are hut three
Xi'iintM jjj from the Athletic lu.lull
iollowers th cuui.try oiei point to ili
Kiiil.ini battle of ih. ('ii--rfic !''. f."
i m lli ii r.rftiv .I.im;uiii; uro'-r.l iiJ
Ui unprjullt.-i fan fe-i his -ympalhb-K
S turnlmr lo .Ion- ai.d ("oin'lyk'-
I;u It !i'i not !.iAt lone Jon s w.il
1 p-'J Hoston. slip out of Mi. (,jtu-. ni
iwti -i.-nt Into Qunk'-r town ai"l Iropp)"!
t t flirt t0 -n'inmI--rn .-is.iiti-t Hit- A.
Iclin In most l"-i-ii-- tt !- .'1.1'k's nn-n
tnrw tiic'. !r-o;,Mic spirits an-1 up aos
Hit stok of j Athletif f.ir .limit- pir.
Mih a crrejoii'tln2 oiop m tn- th.ui-t.-y
f thv Wcs'-rn tontetnl'-ry.
ht- Atlil'Iiiv rtill liai" inn" ams to
; j Mini :! W'liiif Sf t-njht Thf I'IiiIh-
plua Eaiii- w,!l .-ttl- th- p-nti.ini It
will Ih- t.rartir.illy unpo!M- fn' :h
V.T t H"jl i.t ii t.itih ih- Aih-t.c?
i. ur- th-.- .;rop the t nitre -o n-
.u Jlpth". 11' lot i ba lt it tb-ailv P ir-
iA--l If hn .in Tlit- l,a b.ili f.u-:t on
t ti'" ifj: .(.-. in-v linnilii'-it 'onnle i.ai
I a !! milnt.t : ir ti.t- stH's nain
t ou--l.li. in W.iiMt II That a .iro -ml
a thoulil half so injui'Vl the "ItarM-s"
ro-iin,- mill; that lit i fall i.k.iIji- to
i" Mf't-r a thrtt- nt.-k- ilo torlnj; - m.-
t i lit fu-t of ,i to l- a hull- tr-tt hl
In lot- - Knl-' An l rio-.i t-mtf! the sn
n ui w t that tl.- pint-is who hai
' U .ii. i, A), it t'u t;ft'. Mf. ri hii1
Iti" oil - (r ! t t.i ti T'IiaIt .f
lie A'l. :. v. .It no lo:ic.-r -oilinilt to 111"
':ol s fi-liolitit, v.hn Ii W riot tf.-liv-t
t, i . ...t
" l-ii.,; as V.hIi!'-!1 u.i haling niattTJ
I- o:i tt.iv thf iiKinbtrs of Maik's t r--'
if. 1 1. I th"'r (it- .tiM viMlictivjit-'s.
bt ri. u tn-v ji- Wad. Ml H not only
1 '',i ., J rt.j,iv to pit' '. but that I.t- H
;'"h Ih-iiu dot to Inviik- the ?m
1 ihj of Vak
'"f rt--lMr.- thei hai- pi'ltlvf proof
" i W iII-Ti arm l all rlRht Tli y ifi
t -.1-' ai.l thit'ilt-n o-ii revolt u:iIi-
1 . -'it-ve-l of tin-prt-s.-i:rt of ll-ira"
I d-." ar.l whom Int'i -i-t t. mi ;i ""unit-It-"
Kirn thi- fnlt'-.rnl of tlio Qu.ik.-r
''ti n lonc-r t.-id-r th cla.l hand to
VI art ii I wlifii In- apj-ear ii hi uniform
V .''! i.l I itxnt to ho in a ri..ii po- ij.n.
j i . ,.i j , aiii" to tlTn.in;r : to
' fi -'i.-tiriu of Hi" -lub owner thit
' t orv an 5er!nu t lie lec!a-o. '
i. a "i' ilal.l. . o. Ii ;. the I.t. k Toi
o i i .t t of l.tt tai Th" ja.-!ie
't ' tht r-"ult of th" :iivi tisation with
i.l Ii t.'crit.t
MVSTKRIill'S I'lIAIUfTKr.
V i!. ' i i-i "ir a mv-tetlou rharac-t-
It l.i- b-en sai.l that I'onni- M.i. k
ir 'hi tjrly manager m the countri who
v I' vv.ii.'i the " Uuljt-" Io---ibly t'on
n' i 'i t t i:i th" pref-'il ir.".tance i
in i ,'it. . .. utloTi t.f a wtll-!evjtil
.tan ! tlin.w the -rth,-paw from his
-Ii I .r" and bn.i h tn t i!n Itii-1 of
lh" t.l."r Ath'-" . i"i s a. "ISiili-.'"
waa hf lib .te t-hon in lh" Athleli..
tbliii wen' tt'...-rrlli liul the moment
on. I -Link a-. -I fi-aklty n -'li-t-U som
ttrnt.on for the t-iteliiiiic 1 iiort of the
worl.rs ehjmpiorathlii. addei! was jeal
i a. ajip-irentii .in.l i Mil' laboring under
h inriate.1 i.l" is of hi own import nice
Utddt-II tall nt one time when he was
In St le'uN that b" lik-d Mack. ! aue
the fall ioinmmler alway al.ownl him
I i pltrh when h- pleape.1 That I the bis
feio-a - nukt up Tb" i iv after thi re
markable tau-n.nt Waddll went oat to
Spctwnan l'ark aNml ten nunute 1-.
fore j;.ini" tim- Hi- c irre,i hi uniforn
o-ir jim and wat haultnt; oer"
ehreck alon with the oth-r Itub- and
1 t pal had been out all ntcht nshin
e f.ii-irne tu-tlnie of adJeil -and bith
were apparently evhaute.l Prom frl-r.-l
f tin) pair It was !ejmd that th" . i"n
inifiiari ilepnrtint-nt of the boat In whl-h
t e ;--ilr wire rldltiic on the w-u!er all
inht wa thoronijhl -I.t. k-I with bever
w( ralculate.l to put iin ordtniry man
!"-ep
Jj.' a. PI ink w.t solns to th" mna-.il
-lulf" i!ahe,i us lo Ma. 1. He w out
i- br-ath llle fi.-e wa re.!, and b" it
k luo .e reat Hutie' triad t
mi.;!" ntt'a.l Mark not In ;ir
t'-. titar need .if the gime and called Kddie
l-l i.
AH rleht. Ilee.-ce." -ild the mi-reab'e
fonnl". but don l blame nu- If ou n't
1 it Vii "UCM to rest af ti r that tlhln;
iri llride this l )our da orf. a yn
woiki-I ietervlay "
idiSc'l ' Ut eraiv ennuch t t-Ifie
t'-at It weuM l; lot of fu'i- for that 1
a" that l?"orKe Ivlward e-k In Ihi
-rid to beat th" Hrown twlie wlth'Ut
itm Itop Schrt-k nen-rally aicree w'th
Wi.Uell and wild b- thouiihi Ktjte
CHt.l ilo It
XVell the reult ef th-tt Karoe l hltor
"llul"" threw lll that dv viiat none
if the tiatlie coukl ee Wallace fanned
four time; tn th" econd Innlm S--hreek
yr!"t hi thumb un'll It hunc limp in h'
t-ioie t-t h ilecetlli tu.-ii at hi pot
M d !"1I pitched a two-hit curie
:ki:atkt rimiKi: or iKnn j
V- one que'Men for a moment fiat t
t ! .- .. . .-fc.
It 4't.irtl 1" Ifi.-IJe ne ITTtlfI Jilt net
if thi det-a-Ie bus tire are nt rruiny
innn'ri who w-ul 1 tol"rat the ua.J
nnUi of the outhpa In pajrrent fo Ms
JT-.lladcIrIi!n.
llartl. left field ..
Seybold. risht field....
Hoffman.- center .field.
Hand, center field
II D&vi. first hae
Murphy. cc.n(1 bir.
U Cros. thlrtS bae...
M. Crs. shortstop...
8chrck. catcher i.
Powcrr. catcer ,
11a r.k. pitcher
f!ender. pitcher
foakley. pitcher
Henley, pltcl.ei ,
IVaddell. pitcher
IJ"Brrt. pitcher
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brlliint work. IVw ciuld manage him
and many ban- trieil.
l!at there i a .side to the whole affair
tihi h Mnkes the baseball follower who is
.u-.iu:.l:itf. with th" i-ervonalitiei or Mack
hi l Waddell. I'onnie has l:ar:.I!.i Wad
lell .liplotnatir.il! H. has joe Kubo"
w!:eii th" o.itbrav ma Kk tns to find
if. Now ""itule-" want" to be the whole
thins m Hie championship ami Mack has
po!tt.-! toM -ItaU " that i'lai'lc and "oak
!e nnd pnlbly li-nd';!- would et a
clini e acains-t X.w York. "!!ube" may
eit-n have anted to pitch all of the
H-caime Mack w-.i tlrm "Hub-'" sulkei!.
IK is t-ulKinjc jet. and, what 1 more, he
may cominu- :o Milk, fo- nil of Mack.
Connie na a;.i;n iImmi to the -urface
r.eii.i-ly. re-ardler of the low of hi
rrrratet-t pliener. And I'onnie will co into
u.f t-o:;.i- cinmpi..:ihlp without tiv
"Itube" if n'I 1 and New Yolk will
have to play h-tt r VmII than they dis-pl.i.-d
i St. Linus to K'-t Hie b!i rtajr.
Wa-iiell hate. to 1- nsn'Tetl. He love
i In- plau-ii" o i he multiiii'ie. to which
l.e pliys conllnuall; He l-a.-ks in the
u .i.!iie of tl-- futk-r l"Hy fan at leart
h" illo until thii unfortunate mi-hap came
i-I
-Milk' "clieine Is to Ignore Waddell.
That mil brlr.K him to hi. ."-en-e? quicker
th-in :tn tiiikinz which the shn-wil cnnl
could do. Hut ills time has l.c-11 taiui-d
with - indal. and for the re-t cf his l.-a""-tj
all career hi. Iirilliancv will lx blurred
by t.'io unship that Wailiiell laid down on
Mack at the crucial moment. What Wad
dell's fmute Is no oie may tell. Quaker
ffiv fan will ntft st.ind for Waddell if
Mack hat.pen to lose either the American
I. '-a,;-.:.? flac T .lie world's cliaiinpion.ship.
:uid If he wins iotli. the oldnn.s of the
rowd will break the itreat soulhpaw
heart. Ill- eii.t 1 plainly in view.
ATHII7T1"3THK IJAUaU?.
"onii.ir.itli" lleldim: and battlmr ver-asi-s
of th fSo and Athletics seem to iclve
th- B.'.eni t lub the teit of it. Mack's
nicu are l.adlns the Son by elchteen points
in l.a-.ur.c. and Jones'n troupe are only
elcht taints ahead of the ComUkey brund
in fieldins -a point on which they rely fcr
at majority of th"ir cames.
In the reconl Waddell. ioak!ey and
Iank are at th" verv top of the American
I-aicue i.Itcher.. Sjchr'-ck b-aiU th catch
er iwmahue and Harry Daii nre aliut
ei'ti. Live i-ross n aiiead of Tannehill at
third, and Hoffman. SeyboM !art.el and
Lord have I tt'T titldlnc averaircs com
1 :iiiil than Jone. Uolni-s, On en and Cal
lahan. Iibel'. nt hi present dip. repre
sents tho "hic.iBo club for better player.
He lead Murphy l.v a short margin.
Hearse Davis i" at the top or the Ainer
lc in le-asue shortstop, and while J'onte
"rcj!K is a craceful and clever little short -stop,
he cannot b.t like Iavw of the Pox.
The Athletics are I-adlnj- In the total of
Ions hits. They have, earned B1 to 4S1 bv
Chicago. In baf-e-runncrs. Hoffman and
Ilarteel ore among the flryt seen of the
league Chlcngo is not represents l amnrg
the seven. Among the first ttht run
ic -tier of the leipue are Iir.I. Hoffman.
Hartsel and Iavis. Jones I a fifth. In
Indliidual s!ugcer. T'nils and SeyboM are.
among the first in. In fact, the Ath
letics sts-ni to have leaders In every de
partment of the name. The balance of
the club In remarkable. Chicago his better
fleldlne pitcher, and mar.v of the North
em piaier fc-ivw lietter fl'MinK svfrn.
teore Davis rceofjnlEed this fact on th
lust vtlt of the chlc.tco club to St. Iuls
when he ald to the writer: "We have no
rcison to complain. We are up a far as
w.! de-rve to bo. and that is all We
have not tho cotiUtem liatter. as eooit n
stalf of pitchers prolably a. many hard
hlit'-rs ind as otf run-cettt-r a Mack's
club We haie the weight of ersirlencv
bark of u and can generally maka a, hit
cunt "'
The g real shortstop was slxlr.jr hl club
up well. It would aeem str.ince that h
club which 1 fourth in the batting list of
the lenmie and with no .peclal claims to
brlll'ancv In any depairtment of the fame,
should lit-at a club whl"h has stars tn ul-mo-t
eien- department. It liinlly em
llktlv and will hanllv come to hss now
thn: th Athletic have ngain taken th"
Vad bv a fair marc'r The Athletics are
th' !ecitltr.te owner of th- I nnat of
10. bv virtue of thci- sterling work tl-ir-tnr
the las' eaon. and the'v should win
on "h'ir n eril ltetreen the two cluls.
i far a ficures K' there 1 little to com
pare The A'.hh-tlot ha all th best
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ARTHVR IIOEIiKETTER.
St. Ixuls boy, who 1 pliiyinr a cod Kami
at third base for the Cardinals. He Kives
promise as a enrdfdate for honors
against Jimmy Burke.
A. J. McDOUOAI..
Scranton pitcher, whom Mike O'Neil rec
oinmeuuetl to KobUcn. Mac has a Komi
l.'jd and curves, but lias shown an in
clination to weaken so far. He Riven
much promise.
RtTBET' IB ROFT.
The Troy lad of the New Trk Slate
Ieamie is Improving each day. He is
cne of the raot popular players at the
park, nnfl lit, batting. SeMintc awl coach
Inr have been features.
SEYMOUR LEADS BATTERS IN NATIONAL LEAGUE.
f y Seymour of the Cincinnati R-ls ccn
tiiiu"fc to b-ad tm- Nutioiial Leaaue m
batting, with an ai eras', uf .170. six joli::
better than Hans Wagner of I'lttsburs.
Mike Donlin has er-i't up during the week
ami ia within atriking filatance of the
Teuton slugger.
Homer Smoot la the only Cardinal to
get In the stylish division, having an
uvi-rage of "17. Mike elrady is nest with
an averane of .3K.
New York le.-id in team batting, while
the Cincinnati club has corr.e up in thu
particular until they are almost abr.-a.-t
Wth the Pirates and Giants.
Four pitchers still hare perfect fl'-Idlrg
reeortls. Knhoi leads the ea tellers ap.l
Chance and McGar.n are tletl on first
bare, ghav leads the second Backers and
ltridwell the thitd sack.-. Dahlen is the
best shortstop. McOarthr and Ganie;."
have perfect averagi-si In the outfield. Chi
cago t tln-t in team fielding.
Record of rnn who hara played In fif
teen games or more are:
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and Asaerlrasi Aaaot-lat loai asiel Or-
aslar It I vat Uaae.
GtTirse Tebeati nd Wiley Watklns aro
th rrime nmn. tn a scheme to form a
new !eac-ur. -"th the American Asocia.
tn -n as the nurleti Wa.shlr.cton and Cin
cinnati are nani".l a two of the cities to
l inia.iel n the new- organization. Th
fate of the Vn:on AocUt!on. and later
of "Mike Kellej's kli.-r- in Cincinnati
would le tame to what would happen to
a rrw club ir. Clnclnr-ttl while the present
pepular aaimrrnmt 1 in charge.
It i!ht 1 a dlSerer.t preposition In a
city like Plttburc where lUrney Drey
fus I conf'nally throatng watr on "a
nnldrin vrlcano. teo-se and "Wsttv"
wtll neer IniaJeOnrlmati an-1 Mr Herr
mann know this b-::cr than anyone eli
"I AM COMPLETELY CURED"
This i the unanircou declaration of all af
flicted raea who ar dismieHt bv Or Chits. A.
Duff, the or.lv pelvic physician in' St Louis who
permanently cures
8TRICTURE.
BLOOD POISON.
VARICOCELE.
HYDROCELE.
AI.NO SKIX niSKASES. SORKS. UIACRS.
nixs. fu.itl.. nrrn'RE. xkkvocs de
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.ir eaininatin Is renlrd. ITactlce limited to office. Terras are alwar raade
n suit the coavenieccw of ni-oif asslTlac for trattneet. and wtr rtit-.M.
vhanse. IV no; tre4- elsewhere nr.ttt joa Save !avea:lgatett rr.y methods anJ I
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WRrTTEJf FOR THE RETCRLIC
Winning a pennant la not the easy task
It Is generally thought to b. Flas are
won on the very last day of play after
the most gruelms Mules of ihc year. The
year 190 will ao down In baseball his
tory aa furnishing more dark horses at
the finish than any other season of re
cent years. A little more than a week
ago no one would have bet a farthing on
Cnlcaeo's. chances of being a contender
at this stage of the race. Now the en
tire countri- la applauding the gallant
fight of Jones and CMmtskey to bring a flag
n taaasa lwv
The struggle is far from being over.
The twc may cart the bunting to.chicugo.
but each and every m of the Sox will
know they have been in battle. Philadel
phia traa thought to have the flag cinched,
but now. how changed! The Eastern
league winner waa not known until after
the last day of the formal close of tha
race.
Providence had a scheduled game with
Rochester, and that victory won the pen
rant for Jack iMinu. York. Harrl.ius
and Johnstown In the ctiUaw Trt-8ute
League fought all eason for the load of
the rare. WlllUmsport. laying Nick In
tctirtn or fifth place, came fast at the
?" aid Just nosed the other thrc- out of
the flag.
Everything looks rosy for the Giants
now. but there waa a time when Pit:
burss wonderful srork en the diamond
caoed the New Tork team no end of
worry. The Pirate slump again now 'eaves
Ike Giants In complete control of the field.
But Dreyfu; rad his tormenter.
"Mitrssy." worried c little
Chicago's finlih pron.ises to be as sen
sational as tha: of Jack lrnn In the
Eastern lasue. The pennant lav heiwee-i
Jerv city and Italtlmore all icar. But
Punn s advnnre came In the last fourteen
gair--. Jatk never dropped one of tlieni.
As i he Oriole; lay !die In Kaltlmore. irnv
idence won the pennant. Had Dunn" club
lost. Jersey Citv would have won the flag.
The race was the most excitinc and elo-est
tn the history of the organixatlon.
There was great rejoicing In lYovMence
ei the re:ilt. Manager Dunn was neier
more K..u;.it In his life. i the shoul
ders f the tmmene crowd of Hl.ii per
s'n. lie anJ hi men were curried tn
h.lr i-lui hoi.-e amid the wildest or clcr
Ini. F.a".li:i ore war clothed in nlooni.
Toe prevM-nce baseball fans are old
hands at welcoming pennant-winning
t.ams. the Eastern Ieagtie rag alone hav
ing rami' to that cltv three times more
than lo any one city on the circuit. The
team this vesr was a aood one enmn.tae.1
of excellent hitters, fast fielders and ne I
of I he finest pitching staffs that ever '
r;-i3cti in
man on l
..- - !-... 9 .-..I iii'it "er"
i the E-istem League. Even- I
I lie pitching staff wn a star a 1
icferan. a cool-headed dinger who wia
tometimes beaten but never rattled.
The make-up of Dunn's team, which,
numbers many old faces familiar to $c.
levtls audience?, is Interesting. Dunn took
hold of the segregation when their
chances were practically worth nothing.
The olii New orfc utility player did grei:
work himself at second base, and waa the
mair.s!:.y vf the cub. both at but and ia
the field.
Tlie champions from Pro, idence had e-;r
under the management of Jack Dunn. last
year utility man on the New York'Na
ticr.al l.enarue team, and some years agi
a member .tf the Toronto club. Dunn was
a pitcher then, and was considered om;
of thn lies! fieliline twirlers In the kit,..
He gradually developed into an outfielder
from playing utility n-.Ies for Baltimore In
the uM days, and the New York Giant.
He Is a ccotl batsman, and plays den r
tnM? ball.
IVrt Conn, the tall first baseman. Is a
Providence landmark. He cosimer-ced as
a pitcher, and grailaully developeil Into an
outfit Ider. occaslonallv playinc first base.
At slntop Roy Kook. a find of 1"-I.
ha scintiliteil for the championr. A littlw
fellow with it auick movement and a creat
sround coierer. lie has most or the sticrt
stops be-iten a mile in fieldins. but his Kit
ting is rot nlwais of the Iteet.
"Ki-ldy" Mor&ci. iNb tlilrd baseman. Is
a distinguished i-ollege olayer. who made
his professional debut alth Providence this
year.
In left field was McFarland. a dandr
hiiter and fielder, formerly with Baltl
mcre. McParlaml Is one of the best of
minor tensile outfielders, nis specialty be
lr.c as a rtm-eetier. :i mo; Important
feature of bnseltal!.
Waller Iiroilie. Ictiown bercabouts as
"Steve." the bridse-Jiimper. and umpire
belter, covered htmef with glory In i en
ter fletiL lie experienced n new lease of
lift-, and wa something like in the davs
of vore wh!i he was the greatest center
fielder In ba'eUilI. In light field was Hick
llarlt-v. the x-Toronto miinaBer. who re
pliced 1'plaml the last month of tha
chmpioiit.hip race.
Behind the bat the bulk of the work
wa- done b- Thomas, a catcher with a
great throwing arm and an eve like an
ciu:!.-. Thonms batted well anil was al
!" a factor p the game. iVMiper. wli.
catialit the lait few game. i a new nu
In the Eastern la-ague, but evidently a
comer.
The pitching staff waa one of h great
sources of strength of the champions. Ed
die Poole. Jem- Nops. John Cronin. and
Ambrose Puttnam twirled pennant-wli:-nins
tall, and ile-n-d to land the cham
pionship. Another thing. Dunn's Nteher
UKiallv hit the ball thmselvc. ami helned
win their own games.
VANDERBILT CUP RACE MAY
BE RUN FOR LAST TIME IN AMERICA
If Frnvign Car Wins Biff Automobile Event the Cnntt Mar Be
Shifted to Some Other Country Manufacturer in rJiitl
States Keiognize Resitonsibilitr Whirh KestH fpon Them Prom
the Fact That There Are Thirteen Entries.
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WniTTfTN FOR THE gl.NDAT RBPCB14C.
AjBB4Pl11an9"wl ntlBanfaaB aufnssul.tlA - - -
""." aiM.wnaiwir SVWfJi rasCT-
.. aet for October 14. It may be the last
time the anderbiit Cup wUI be run for in
.5i,,VVa" asthe coodliions of the deed of
lift allow the cup to be taken abroad If
Iff la .tn .1.1. v . 1 .. M - .
"- - . jr uy at un'jsaier. it Lt a
perpetual challenge cup. but does not have
to B. rmi In InelM . tu. --K
esa held by an American club after being
won by an American driver. There Is.
therefore the greatest responsibility rest
Ins on the shoulders of tha America
team, it ha often ben said that Amer
ican machines were tha best machines for
peed on American roads.
In vlw cf Impromptu brushes there waa
no basis on which a decbten could be mad".
S?1"1 T.'mr' .wha H"B " a Pan
hard car to victor" against the pick of
American machines, a tat Clement's cie-xncnt-Cayard
ran second, there waa no
2?i?rrrJ,r2iUB,or' 'x'rroent. The outcome
T the Gordon-Bennett race thin year.whvn
pur American car failed to make a show
ing over a course whose roads were fully
H k JJLinS? of American courses, only
amphaidaed the conclusion.
That the American manufacturers rec
ognhie the responsibility whioh rest7upon
SfJT U c"-L,rom ne 'act that there an
thirteen entries for the Aisw-rlcaaaaS.
I JL .nrT ,''rn there were elimlna
tory trials on September a, according ?to
the plans of the Racing Board A. AT JL
which act. aa the Cup CoSmlsaton ai":
Hiauy in charge of both racea. the work
baa actually devolved on Robart Lsa MoV
xall. its cholrmaa.
Mr. Morntll .... 111- -... .
e.v 7, . "7 'eiuKii .linanea to the
WTe ? 1n?. the course for this
year, he and Vr. Vatiderbilt going over
!r.,h5..'?Btt. ,h mo,,, Hlcata neot!a
Uona with the authorities of Nassau
County. It was only after Mr. MorreH
dPn"l- Medged his word that there
tfte race, that the permission was given
ES2 oe'siei 5epe ?" PPOilttonfrom
ET,ee2L,b 1kTmtn' 'Jt that has been
overccroe.
The ellmlnatory trials wra held be
tween o'clock In the morning and nn
on 2. ?aT named. For the act u; rac
en Dctober H. four hours longer are al
lowed. The course -elected for this year's race
differs maferially from that nee.1 lant vear
In that there are no controls or "neutral
laatlon points." as the foreigners call
them. Immense care has been taken to
select a route so situated as to avoid near
ly every thickly settled district In th re
glon traversed. Everything else appears
to have been sacrificed lo this considera
tion and the result is a route shorter b
abnut a mile, than 'hat used last year ant
not nearly e good as, tn road conditions,
for the greater part of the way. But It
has many things to recommend it. never
theless. The course starts from the inaction of
the l.akeville road at Hyde. Park with the
Jericho turnpike ami runs east from that
point along the turnpike to Jericho. Tills
is the long reach of I he course. H ia
also the best and widest portion of it.
It Is also ihe southern side of the course
and I ihe portion of It which was used
lnt 1 ear. At that lime the Jericho luru
plk was the northern leg of the triangle.
TlRN IS NARROW.
The turn at Jericho Is an easy one. but
the East Norwich road, which U followed
from that point, in narrow and sinucus.
There au two doulJe or "" curves on
this road and several places where a driver
cannot mu far ahead uf him. The turn to
the westward into Norwich is not a bail
tutn and the road Is fair at this point.
Westward en the North Hempstead Turn
pike IK road is less desirable than thn
stretches) which have gone before. It is at
this point that tho heaviest grades are !
be found. The two moat notable one, ea.li
a "dip' Into a hollow and a rise on ih
other side, are said to be not over 8 per
cent. Ten per cent, however. Is nearer
tha correct figure for short distance.
Tbe course makes a turn at tha cro-a
roada where stands a tavern caned tha
"Bull's Head." aad bends aouthward. Thi 4
turn Is not only aa Boud as those hefona
experienced, as there la little room ta xoaka
uie mm ana stay ia tae road. Tha raatt
known as tha "Back Road." whtcti la bow
entered, is a good macadam road, it
bends slightly to the right and passing:
through a clump of trass the drtvar osmea
suddenly on tha road dascrtbed by tha com
mission as tha "Isaac U. Wtllets Road."
but which seams to be better known to tha
Inhabitants aa tha "New Road." Tha turn
Is one of tbe worst an the otajrau Ona
cannot see tha road until ha to upaa it.
The turn is directly out of tha wooda to
the right, and there la vara HUia apart for
the driver to swing In.
Th Wlllett's road or tha Near road. !
tho vrorst ever used in an mternaUeiTial
raee. It Is of sand and dirt and curves
and turns in a tantalising- way. Tha road
has been learned foot by foot kf tha driv
er!. The course aa a whole ta m harder ana
thin that of last year. It la also shorter.
bing slightly over twenty-nine males in
length. It will be gone over Ban
to achieve the desired distance.
l.'drc. 1 lilt a p) .. .......ait..ii f
Clsa sa.ft4a4 4
ifiitbof?. Philadelphia
riaie-tr pittshurg ....!0
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TIm air arisinf from low, aTatnhy places, tsBavp cdlaia, atafaaat potKlt
aad pools and horn timuying Teftrtable natter, as wllMtiwaesiroiBi
ar4v, isloddw4tharms4tst3jaria The watar w iak. that
Has not beem properly utoM aad purified, u alae faU of 1
Bxcfooea, atra as we daxiT
twaatWa. mmA Arimlr aa.lltaog at mJJk atf CT
these iatothe ajTatcaa, to be lr aeaeral years I
ahMrfaed bv the blood, tbe IVaer. caased by Malari
ratirelwdylsttastoicttltJM iihi 111 i far yew! yeats li
eVects off tb
ost coeaaoa
laria is "chills
bat when the Mood tWi4BMiy Mt-tatrfwithipokoaitl
weak and polluted that ahaciasM. carbtarJes. boils, sores, tdcers sad other
skia ditaaaes tmOL Malaria alto aaVrrts the liver, fcidaeys, tstvwela aad
stoaacK'twaclyactooafc
i?.l 5 "l-Owxtt fcrer. beasts I Malaria ihelstoodfatistlwaiiri.
fied kfare tte Iwdy caa tawata its aataral health- S. S. S. contain tJtatify-
iag aad toaxc propart iea Boawaaid by ao other Mood aediciae. aad is the
tawitcastay lor tketresttaeat of Malaria. Itdes
troya the genaa of the dtseate aad builda aptbo
wrahtaad. poMatricirctJaiioa. K eaters iato tha
Mood aad forces oat erttj particle of aoiaoa aad
waste ahmtter rjarl adlm atxtuagtb aad artivitw to it.
S. & & aat-Mttaapat4Wiaadli
xtsattrjaaaajedporirriacta is
ptramajatatly driVea ftoai tlsearataasu jbskoatae blood aadaxrc-icedical
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pmaoa. Tat sTT' Jr.?-?? iasa"asa B.ajitt
stxtwTtaf Ma- tlJ'mi'9rtt waoblad aace.
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man
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