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the Xew York awl Washing Washington ashlnl ashlnltOR ton teams then took oft their caoe ca and andcongratulated andceugratulateti congratulated ulnt ifanaser Jlana r Chase at the thej theIsTae I luttae I e plate The whole aggregation B aggregationtheu gregaUoBt then t < i posed i for ora a picture phtur4lhatIeept phtur4lhatIeeptOLovgJllln plcture4hatia thatis rcept ezeeptSIlk rceptSttk SIlk OLoughlin the dignified umpire umpinT1C umpireThe The fioral iora horseshoes however bo r did net l1ete1R notseem seem to bring brln the th New e Vork ork date any anyJttek anyItuck lack as BoO Groom made them take takethe takethe ke ketbe the small ond of the Rajne ane ne bv 6 to 3 3 Al Although 1 though the Yankees made eight o1 ht hits h off f11 f113rooiu i Groom they were wcreunablc unable to 1iCore core until I It Ithe the t e seventr Inning Innln and then th n again anlrln anlrlnUte in inthe Inthe the ninth ninthWashington ninthWash1ntton V VWashington Washington made Its first run In the thethird tiletJlkd thethird third ranin Lilian lIan the th first 111 p walked walkedaad waJke4and walkedand and on Elbrfelds out went to SecoM SecoMtInnlAham5 secondunxilngJuam Cunninghams z infield hit out him 0 otaJrd 0tQkcL 0teird taJrd He scored on Somerlotts single singlet t to left leftIn leftIn In the fifth round Washington count counted countof ed again a Groom made first n t base when wileRCbaee whenChase Cba Chase e dropped dropp d Austins throw t thro row front frontthird rem remWnL I third Milan was Issued another pass passElberfcJd pasElbertcld passElborfeld ElberfcJd bunted Walker was not fast fastenough fastenouSh fastenough enough to make third and was thrown throwno thrownMAt thrownowit o MAt it by Warho W3rhoJ Curojlngham doubled doubledwhich doublehicn doubledwhich which hicn scored illlan 2nd nd ElberfekL ElberfekLOse ElberteldORe ElberfeldOne ORe mere run was made In the eighth eighthSchaefer eighthSdlaeter eighthSchaefer Schaefer singled to left field and crossed crossedthe croseed1be crossedthe the plate on ilcBrides long double t tthe to tothe tthe the left J t In the ninth Groom walked walkedMilan wa walkedMilan ked i itta1I Milan knocked the ball to the center centerHeld castereld 1 11k Held 1k eld 1d fence whlclr whl 1r scored Groom iljian iljianmade Mftanmode made the home plate on Cunninghams Cunninghamsngie Cunnlnghainssingle single engleHere singleHere ngie ngieHere I Here Is I how New ew York scored With th two out In the seventh Gardner singled singledmade singledmade I made second and third on a wild pitch pitchand pltcJIand pitckand I and scored on Crees one base lit Knight doubled over Schaefers head HI HIthe xithe the ninth inning Gardner smashed a aSi1 aclean Si1 dean sIngle st Jc to left which ch brought Knight home Cree and Austin u uatkt tla both bothsingled I singled and on Blalns saeriSce fly y Gardner tallied taUledThe The sore ScoreWashington soreVasilinton SoreWsmngton I Washington AB Alln B K H PO PowJ3rcI A E EMiter E 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Irather I rather gotten the idea that he was all allla allhi la and athat that the world w < W was against him himAs himAs i As for Cunningham am that young hero herot hetol heroWhOnt whom we baveat aeon een at yet t Ma Mapped Mappedoat ped1 ped1out I Iout out two singles and nd a double and his hishite hiskita kita wore ere all factors In tie result Xo Xodo Noewt o oit do ewt it t seems te exist but what he will wUIke willmake HI HImake make ke good both in the field fi and at the thebat thebat bat A As Washington Ingten has needed a sec second second seeend ¬ ond baeeaMUi Da of substance for about aboutsix aboutMX aboutala six year he will be an extremely wel welcome we4ooe ¬ come sojourner In our fair city and WK WKshall w wsleall fI fIaD shall see V to It that Ite ae is net bnjtslteed bnjtslteedby rttalkedIty by taking ia the fight ght pictures picturesThe picturesne picturesThe The achievement a heYem of Walter Johnson Johnsonla la setting a workls F8rld record of 397 strike strikeouts strlkeouto strksouts ¬ outs with the prospect of makluj maki it at atleast atleast t least ut 3t9 fa enough to set the Wash Washington WashInglon ab abIngton ¬ ington fans fa agg bot they need n not go gocrazy gocrazy 0 0eray crazy on the subject Johnson Johneonk is an anextremely anextremel anextremely extremely able young youn businee bwlin maR maawith maRIth manwith with Ith a rated far shrewder hrewd r than hU hUQutet hi hiqvt Mieulet Qutet qvt manners rs would Indicate He is isgetting IssetUn Isgetting getting all that t is I coming to to him and aadmakes andJUakes andiuikes makes that a point In Ue ife if He Is signed signedto to a oneyear contract contra t with Ith Washlng WaahinbI ton too although a a8treD stroaff attempt was wasmade wasmade made last spring to Induce him to sign signfor signtor signfor for two years yea Johnson felt that he hebroke broke the record for whiffing men and andhe aRCIf andIf If he did he wanted to o be in a position po5ltlenI to ask an increase in wages That I Itast 18 18It tast It t where he is BOW The fact that t at he hebroke hebroke bebrohe broke the record for srriffiag mea aad aadtherebr himself extrastreag I Itin thereby made an drawing tin wipg card is going to be used by byhim bYI him as a aa argument a ment for more money moneyCome moneynext next year just as sue as you are born bornCome Come to think of it where does It Itmoney Itcome itcome 1 come In t at a man who has so much muchmone muchmpoey money he Is suffering severely e er ty rent fremennui rentODDIII fromennui ennui shevld have no trouble In get getof getting getting ting a DIstrict jab when ihere are Ioml Iomlor lets letsof of perfectly compete t feW wUi Ut CIII cliii cliiidren dreo to support to whom tfe the salary salarywould S8larywould salarywould would be a godse gocise4 gocise4Johnsonz d dJohnsons d Johnsons record by the way was > not notLeague notemy notonly only the high mark for the Amorlcn AmorlcnLeague men n nLeape League but for f the world This will willattract UI UIattract attract much attention to him aDd we weexpea weexpect expect to see him used as a lever by byBaseball bojI byr I r Baseball Notes NotesThe I ITIle JThe The Wait W Sos S ron every el game oC ofthe York the last 8 series rles with Itb Boston and Xew NewYork I S Roaring BIll Clarke Is coaching the thoPrinceton thePrinceton Princeton baseball baS ebaU players daring dU n ng the thefall lhefall Ihefall fall practice practiceJack practiceJack 2Atlce 2AtlceJack + C Jack Dun Du says that t Baltimore will willsoon willsoon 1 soon have a a DeW bail park with a graad graadstaad graadsta41 grandstand stand seating 35COO people peopleJack peopleJa peopleC peopleJack C Jack Ja McCarthy XeCar 1 has been reengaged reengagedas as manager of the Danville ThreeI ThreeILeague ThreeILeague League team for the next season seasonIt seasonIt easonIt It looks as if Plttsburg had picked icked up upI upa a a bear in First baseman Kading frmcr1ly ormct ly of the Bau Claire Win W1s club clubC clubLeuI C I 1 Loot L T Pieper the formerHarvard formerHarvardceaca former Harvard Harvardcoach coach and J B It Sullivan of Boston Bostonhave Bostonhave purchased purc ed the Lawrence fcewj New NewEngIandl j BaglaadT dT League club clubCatcher clubI + C V I Catcher Ed Sweeney of the t e High Highlanders Hi Highlanders h hlaMers landers win be out ef the game for the thebalance t thebalance e i ibalanee balance of the season on account of ofan f fan an injured hand handIn I 1 1In In a recent re Dt game at Hinckley HLJ HLJPitcher ni niPitcher DL DLPitcher Pitcher Pierce purchased by the Boston BostonAmericans BoMonAmeriCaDs BostonAmericans Americans from Augusta Ga struck struckout struefeat struckout < out nineteen men and allowed but oa oahit OBBit one oneMt hit in seven Innings inniagsWhile innIRgsVhile InningsS InningsWhile S While Mamward has ha not shown SllWi SllWiworth 11o1Jwerth 1109 1109worth worth of pitching pltchlnlslnce since he Joined the theGiants theGiants theGiants Giants Manager McGraw believes the theRube theRube theRube Rube is made ma e of the right stuff and will willheld willV willheld ni nihold V held him fer a while longer longerManager longerManager longerC longerManager C Manager McGuire of Cleveland CleelandcouJd CleelandcouJdplace could couldplace couldplace place a Dlse Ds e team in the field all the theplayers thepIaTds theplayers players hrving played in the South SouthThe SouthThe SouthThe The Dixie lineup follows Catchers CatchersClarke CatchersClarke CatchersClarke Clarke Land Adams and Smith pitch pltchers pitchers pitchera ers Mitchell Dale Fanwell Msyberry Msyberryfirst Mayb Yb lT lTftrst rryllrst first base Hohrhorst second base Bail Bailthird Balthird Baiithird third base Bronkle shortstop Knaupp Knauppoutfield Knauppoutfield Knauppoutfield outfield Jackson JaCt on Niles and Doane DoaaeUtility DoaneUtl DoaneS DoaneUtilty S Utility Utl lty First FrstBaseman Baseman John CoUins of ofthe o othe ofthe the White Sox Injured In a recent game gamewith gamewith I Iwith with Boston is greatly improved Impro e1 and it itIs Itis ItIs Is believed that he will escape serious seriousconsequences sertousconsequencett sertusconsequences consequences The muscles and liga ligaments 1lgaments flgamasts ¬ ments under his ribs were torn and andbruised andbruised andbruised bruised but it is not believed the in internal int Internal ternal t ma1 injuries will prove serious It 1 t Is Isscarcely IsrcelY Isscarcely scarcely rcelY probable that he will play playagain J1lg playagain again g ln this season seasonCaptain seaSODCaptain seasonCaptain Captain David Rowan of the U e Distiller Distilerteam DlstiHerteam Distillerteum team will In all probability be the own owner o owner n ner ¬ er of the Peoria PeoriaVfrahis franchise in the III IIILeague 111Leasue ILLLeague League in 1911 A movement m vemntls vement is now on onfoot unfoot onfoot foot for the popular Distiller boss to toget toget toget get control of the majority of the stock stockand stocdmd Z4OCtnd and nd should the deal be consummated consummatedit it is expected that Peoria will have a apennant apentJant apennant pennant winning team for the th first time timein timein timein in many years cars a which Fletcher amid amidtbe V the thekeeping iierag1tatrz iierag1tatrzof oa1 tna tnaot ot the alleged new loegue e WftJJt WOVV Y I them themsetyes IL 3etYe tn Into the newspapers Johnson 15 15keeping Iskeeping keeping discreetly dlecreeU meat deBt and letting the xhethiag thething he hething thing ferment He Is apparently witl witling wI1lag ta1 ¬ ing to pat himself in the position of be belag e lag r tad ready ady to sign with Ith the tb highest hest b4J WJdr b4Jder dr Irrespective kT peetiTc of the national Ral com commission cornmission ¬ mission and organized bail il can canhardly canant1 canhardly hardly ant1 be blamed for working WOIic lt beta end endagainst endagainst ends endsagainst against the middle 1dd and If J the t Fletcher Fletchererewd Fletchercrowd crowd shews hiss the thecoiB coin nt the bank In lahis InWe inIsle his name e the matter of J jumping aptag frem fremWashington fromWashington Washington ah1 1 on where he made hte reputa reputation reputation reiztalion ¬ tion fs not likely to bother him a a nttle nttlezaiaute Cttl CttlmlDute lttIeminute minute zaiauteThe minuteThe The football game oa a Georgetown GeorgetownField G6Or GeorgetownField etoWA Field this U s afternoon will not be aspect especially aspectally ¬ all ally important but it should be worth worthseeing worthMeIDl worthS worthJust seeing MeIDlJust seeingJust + S Just as has been anticipated Garry Garryt t Horrman arises te t rea remark ark that he heDOt can caaI cannot I DOt see how the worlds series can be beI begirt begin I gin before October IS all of which is isthe Isthe Isthe the result of the childish ard petty pettymetbdB pettymethods I methods of Charley Murphy whose tac tactics tactics ¬ tics are dolag much to maJciag the Xa Xai a atlonal atIonal i tional League gue as unpopolor as it was waswhen V8Swben waswhen when the American League broke into intoi Intothe i the Add The series should sho hl have atart atartover atarted ed on October 30 aBd have boost over by October 2 < X NOW Nowlt it may n ay not be ever everbefore eVKbefore overbefore before O tober 23 or 39 It promises to tobe tohe be a bad struggle Sle > a and d may go the full fullsevea taUleVeB fullseven seven frames nes in which ieh case allowing three d das i s for playing and traveling to toeeb toeeh eef eeb b pair of games we have a total of ernine ofnine nine and then if a jump is necessary for the seventh game we could have haveeleven haV haVeieven haveeleven eleven days All this takes no account accountof or rain Think of that and weep Play ¬ lug baseball baaeba up p te t Xovember 1 1 And the games are supposed 8 to represent representthe ia it eeds 1 1aDd the culmination or the seasons work workand workand and the highest expesKkm Q of C the he na national n national ¬ tional pastime Aa a matter of fact tact It is likely to be so cold that the men n will hardly play half way up to their form formBob formBob formC formBob + C Bob Unslaub Ln Jaub ha baq fielded his position positionweft positionwelt posltjomjwell weft this seasea even If he has DOt bat batThe latted batted ted much mvdtThe muchThe C The way the then AVaahinptoa OR team keeps keepsstickles keepsgUckl stickles gUckl r from week w to week at exactly 1 29T is anctaer a Uter of the freaks which have havemade havenuad ave made the team such a a curiosity eur tt Jest Jestas JWlta2 Justa as a it fe about to fall below that rather ratheratiay ratherpvDy ratherpuny puny mark it has one or two t wo woames s good goodgames od odgames games and clixahs back to exactly the thesame tZ4JDe same oercb per erzb The Th Individuals change changeVvond cblm e Vvond wotIdirftslly rfiillv IB their standiac but the thet t e t am as a whole bangs to the the28li 295 The UsaMronx 1JSA tron fall of Halstoa In the past pastweek pastweek pastweek week will nfl be b noted not while Germany Schaefer boosted boost d Wiasrtf 111D r twenty tw Jtty vomls vomlsbr OOin1sby noinsbr br his wild flurrr in Chicaeo He got srotoae gotone ot otODe ODe hit out of four times yesterday vesterdaywhich yesterdaywhkh estcr ay aywhleh which reduced him somewhat but ut the theGerman theeIJl1n thetermaU German eIJl1n Is likely to raIse himselt to toiibout toabout toabout about J3S with which to end the seaaoa seaaoaand S seasocand OB and we hOf bfttte he does for It will help elp him next year From the Gridiron GridironHoward I Howard Jones the tlteoW old Yale player is iseeaeMaK iseoaeWltf iseoaehn eeaeMaK eoaehn at Ohio State University UDITenltTJater but butlater bulater later wfl n assist Ted Coy at New Haven HavenKraenzioln t tKraenzleln Kraenziein the greatest of all Inter iatercoHagiate Intercollegiate collegiate hurdlers h nllers Is training the foot football ball all men at the University of Michigan WchlgallI It has be been i ilgared red oaf ou that a ae fiekl fieklJude OekIiudg d Jude will have xive to nm just 4 miles m mYards Illyards yards in the t1lecourSe course of t a caaaipioaship caaaipioashipgaate c cbampieoahlpWalter ampleuhlpWaitoc gaate gaateWaiter + C Waiter Camp Jr and HeiNday HellWa Phil Phllare Bin are being tried out with the Yale Yalevarsity Yalevarsity Yalevarsity varsity squad Both were members of the freshmen team last year yearThompson yearThompson yearThompson + Thompson the old Andover guard lUardWho guardwho who a few years r ago was waated by b bevery every college bat t finally went to foCor foCornell Cor CorManaKer Corhell nell is coaching university of Pittsburg PittsburgManager + Manager de d TClodt t of the Harvard Harvardeleien Harvardeleven eleven 18 n Is a junior aDd will manage manageDe man manage e the Crimon next all as well aa this I De Wln > vin t Is the best manager since sln Jack Reynolds time timeFoster timeFoster timeFoster + I Foster Sarfprd was said to receive i 556CO a season SWiO l when he coached Co Cei i lurobiR a few years ars ago this sum sumbelnb being I Ithe Ithe the son sane as Is I BOW paid Percy Haugh i ton at irarvard irarvardA 1 iarvarA = arva C 1 1A A change in in the management of the Harvard varsity yarst club in Iz Cambridge has baseJayed delayed the opening QP So far f r the foot ¬ I ball J 1I inCa rn A have done the best they Ut could couldwith couldwith with Ilh cafe and lunchcoanter eats 6 datsThe ts tsThe j jThe + The Hayard Ha Hayard are season tickets tlek s which have just ju t been issued will admit to the themiddle themiddle themiddle middle sections on the west est side of ofthe the he stadium to the Bates Bowdoin Williams Amherst Brown and Cornell Cornellgames Cornellg2I11e5 Cornellgames games gamesKraenziein g2I11e5Rr games1reizlcIn Kraenziein Rr 1reizlcInVthC CI1dcln VthC the greatest of e all Inter Intercollegiate Intercollegiate ¬ collegiate collegiatehutdlers hurdlers has ia begun work workof t training the oot1Ml1I men at UDtversl jJ21v0r8113of 1 of Michigan 1I hhan where bere he has succeeded Keone Fitzpatrick FI trlck who Is now at I Princeton PrincetonPrior PrizicetonPrior I Prior to the season of 1SS7 f the quar quarterback Quarterback quarterback ¬ terback was Allowed to run with the themany ball Harry Peecher of Ya1 scored so soman somany many man touchdowns for the New ew Haven Haventeam Haventfani Haventeam team tfani running runnJn from his position at atquarter atQuarter atquarter quarter in 1SSS 1S 1SS that the following toUowIn fall fallthe rallthe failthe the rules l s were tI re changed chansredIf chan d dIf If you OU have any ideas that you youdesire yo yodesire youdesire desire embodied in a Suit or Over Overcoat Overcoa Overcoat ¬ coa coat ye we are prepared to carry carr out outthose outthose outthose those ideas to your satisfaction satisfaction3Xewest satisfactionNewest fufactiontsXewest Newest imported woolens of choice Moderate prices pricesFrederic pricesFrederic pricerFrederic I Frederic A Cochran Co Co CoMow CoT1 CoThilors Mow T1 iWOrSj importers Impo rt ers A3 Above 606 Y 13th west Sf d J SERIES MAY OPEN OPENOCTOBER OPENOCTOBER OCTOBER 18 OR 19Garry 19 19Garry i I Garry Herrmann H rrmann Sees Small SmallHope SmallJ J V Hope of an Earlier Start StartThan StartV StartThan I IThan Than That ThatCLCIXXATI ThatCINCINNATI I ICIXCIXXATT V CINCINNATI Oct QctLThat That the theVoollds theVoolldsserIes worlds worldsseries worldsseries series will l hardly lIar lr be started Before Oc Octiber Oet Octtber tiber t er 13 er 19 Is IS the tJI gist ef a statement statementissued 3ttem statemeuitIssued tlt tltJe6ued issued by Chairman Chain zn August Au 6t Herrmann Herrmannof Herrmannol of the Natonal Commission CommissionHe He says that h be i hardly thinks there thereis is the least possibility po sIbIlItj now now of moving movingup meYl g gup up the game scheduled 8che uled between the Chi Chicago Cblca CMcag ¬ cago ca Cubs and the St St Louis L ahl Cardinals Cardinalsa 8 8aa a aa an a that this game me will be played by bythem bythem bythem them on the date ate Cb scheduled dulw Wh4l Wh4lBCrr While WhileHerrmann VnileIl4 Herrmann Il4 BCrr ± nann ann could give gh HO absolute infor information f huforwation fnr fnrsration ¬ mation as to the tlt time for the opening openinghfc penID penIDI hfc indicated tD4icst that k will mkardly hardly be before be before I fore Tuesday or r vypdnesday of that toatI thatweek week eic which win In make It ItOctober tob r IS or orIn i iI1 I 10 V VIn In the Hist ia place e I K wfll 8i tc bc 4 Impossible impossibleto I Ito to have the t e series owm oiionon oto on the tlieJ < 16th be be bee cans P U9 ts4 that tat Is V Sunday Sund and no no zanies ZUtte5can zaniescan be1 can Fe F played Dlav laod In 1 = Ph PhilJUielphitron ariolphiar oa the theSabbxrh theSabbath SabbAth Sincethe Since the Sates t ferthc for 1c games Jmme8are gamesare ame I are to t be b 1 sttl settled l before ol ihedrxwlnp the lie VtAwln raW1ng Is tedone IslIone Isdone done for fo the trtace DI ce this Gate cannot be beconsidered 1 1C9Dsldered considered V VV VNext I Icxt V Next cxt tc pliv uhva a game aroe e in Chicago CJtI ago on onMonday onfondzT onMondny Monday wilt he tc t 1hLy DRT te too many manyempty man mantmf Jflnyem1r empty tmf bemhes nc hes liecau 1 C3Dt CaeseV > e CWcage people peopleare Jeop4er peopleare are r usualfy uf ja1Tv too busf bu with their Personal oersonalaftair D Personalaflaii rsonal rsonalaQaljoj aftair to TO g te e a a ball came on that day Therefore Tuesday rv ayer or Wednesday odne day ay will will4n willIn willin In V air il pT 2siPltbllIty prfll INthiUty iblllty be > tflcked m ked as s S The = day dayfor da dafor dayfor for the a1t1nfr ttt trtrllns If f tko t 1 blc k Iwttte IwttteThat 11tUleTha lrnttieThat That 0 cgames gani s will bedeaid a by Jot Jotwas Jotwas lotwas was said d today byCfcalrman Herrmann Herrmannto to be the tn only way to settle the matter matterWhen matterWhen matterWhen When asked ed about the statement that tliatthe Utatthe thatI I I the starting of the series would be de de l elded c1d d b the flipping of a coin he hepointed heI I pointed out the rules in the National Nationalgames NaUonalJ J Jr J Agreement which provide that these thesegames games b < settled by lot Jot and said that thatthis thattbls thatthis r this way of deciding them has been in Inprattke practice p tic ever ev r since the worlds rlds series seriesfeature serlesreatur seriesfeature I feature reatur was started nd would be continued continned con continued ¬ I tinued tinuedGtflfiGETOM tinuedIHEURGETOWN V V V VV VV1flEORQETON IHEURGETOWN GtflfiGETOM TRIES TRIESPractice THIESI TRIESNE I NEW NE RULES TODAY TODAYPractice TODAYPractice Practice Game With Seamen SeamenGunners SeamenGunners SeamenGunners Gunners School SchoolMay SchoolMayNot May MayNot i Not N ot Use StarsThe Stars StarsI I IThe i j I The first opportunity opp rtuDity offered to Washingtonians Wash Washiagtoaians ash ashIngtomans iagtoaians to see 3 test t of the ntcch ntcchr r nged football rules ruI s will come this tafeaifernooa thtut thisazternoon aifernooa ut I1100Z at 4 oclock ocl ik at Georgetown Geergetowafield Georgetownfleld field n td when Georgetown etcnrn meets the eleven cleveaf elevettf I f representing the Seamen Se men Gunners GannersSchool G GunnersI nners nnersc f I School c ool oolThe V VI 1 1The I > The game ga ie was only siy arranged after4 after4Georgetown after afterI I Georgetown eorgetown had wired to practically practicallyan practka1Iyevery every er miner college in this section in inI Inan f I an effort effor to fill Al the date left open when whenthe whenthe I Ithe the schedule was originally formed formedGeorgetowns I t Georgetowns team this fall Is cocr cocrcidered C9 C9t con conaldered I t cidered especially strong hUt the th Gun GunDera GunI j I aers team is composed compOS of a big set of ofmen ofmen men who are hoping to prove moot moottroublesome ttroublesome mosttroublesome I troublesome to the west end coUagians coUagiansCoach eoUe collegansCoach ans ansCoach I Coach Xeilson enson Is not willing wI1itn to take takeany takeany takeany any chances cha es with his men who are arej aref j f I net In prime condition and a for that thatreason thatreSOJl thatI I reason it I te unlikely that either Feenan FeenanI I I aDd AVyniard will start Even with withthis WithI withthis this pair out out the varsity will have haveseven haveseven haveseven I seven of last seasons eleven in the thegame theI thegame I game The Th punting In Wyroards ab absence ab absence absonee ¬ sence win m probably be done by Fury Furythe Furyth Furythe i the th former Georgetown prep prepThe prepThe prepThe The probable lineup UaettpGeorgetown I1R lineupGeorgetown 1Ip 1IpGeorgetown Georgetown Positions Poel S Sea a Gunners GunnersHasgarty GunnersHa GunnersHaggartyI Hasgarty Ha HaggartyI gart L L E EDRnnaman EDRnnamanBryant EDannamaaBryant Dannaraan DannaraanBryant Bryant Feeaaa FeenanL L T TMUler TMUlerney Miller MillerDailey MillerDefley Dailey ney Kerwin KerwlnL L G GBrown GBrownCunntif Brown BrownCunnlff n nCunnlt Cunnlff Center u Turner TurnerFitzgerald TurnerF1 TurnerFizgeraid i Fitzgerald F1 geraJd SueBsR G Fox FoxSlohtaian i Slohtaian SoblmanWymardll WymardB T TBeerman TBeermanCarter Beerman BeermanCarter BeermiUlCarter Carter Barrtcelk BarrlceUoR > R E EHaDes EHaDesSltterdinbQ EHaynesSltterdingQ Haynes HaynesSitterding Sitterding SltterdinbQ Q B BBornker BBornkerDl Bornker BornkerDunn Dunn Dl 1n L I H HLa La Selle SelleKraft SeneKraft SelleKraft Kraft TlymanP v anF B BVolsht BVolshtEWYOR BVoightEambertoziB Volght VolghtFury Fury XarabertoriR H Lyons LyonsIEW IEW EWYOR E m K mm mmXEW OW OWNERSWILL ERSOOI ERSOOIi i j j I WILL ILL MEET TODAY TODAY1 TODAY1NEW I IEW NEW YORK Qct JL 1Frank Frank Farrell rrllm rrllmowner i iowuero i iowner owner of the New York Americans has I Ian ian an appointment to meet John T Brush BrushO1Jler Brushowner j jowner owner of the New ew York Nationals to today to today day It ip i probable that a statement statementwill I will be given out late toniorrow after atterDOon afternoon j noon about the postseason season series be beThe beThe J The journey from fro Chicago taxed Mr MrBrtzslfs I Brtzslfs strength 33 he is not in good goodhealth goodhealth I health and after his arrival yesterday yesterdayhe esteroayhe he denied RI d himself to iolzt o interviewers lewers He Hetook I took quarters at the Lambs L nbs Club and andit andIt andIt it is jstbere there that the Anal arrangements arrangementswill will willSecretary bo made Secretary Gray of the Giants visited dsitedBrosh visitedBrush Brush before escorting eseortla thv thi Giants to toBoston tOBostoc Boston and Manager McGraw also alsomade a1somade made a brief brl f can tlIIOR 5on his employer employerBrush employerBrush employerBrush Brush is convinced that there is a big demand for the th series here and after afterhis aftertalking talking with other offtcia1s oL the club clubhis his > ast objections are believed beIle ed to have havebeen been swept away awa He had already alread de decidcd de cidcd cl t to give his consent but withheld withheldthe withheldthe withheldthe the announcement at the request of the theleague tkeleague theleague league leagueIf If nothing definite is given out today It will be because the Chicago team has hasnot hasnot hasot not ot yet et cinched the peaaaat The Cubs Cabsare Cubsare are sure to win but will have to cap ¬ ture three more games gamesBetore before the Giants Giantsare Giantsare Giantsare are counted out outAicALEERS outMCALEERS AicALEERS ALLSTAR TEAM TEAMCLEVELAXD TEAMCLEVELAND CLEVELAND D Ohio Oct L LSecretary Secretary McRoy McRo of the American League here today toda completing his signing or play ¬ ers for the AllStar team to plav five nvegames livegames games with the Athletic in Philadel Philadelphia P1l1iadelphla Phfladetphia ¬ phia the week of October 1C 10 announce announcethat that the lineup would be as follows Lord third base Milan left field fieldSpeaker fieldSpeaker fieldSpeaker Speaker center field Cobb right field rteMStahl field5taht Stahl ft first st base e Elberfeld second base McBride < shortstop AInsmith and andStreet Street catchers Johnson White blte and andWalsh andWalsh Walsh b pitchers Jim McAleer manager managerTo i iTo I T To Marlboro Mib Races RacesVIA R RacesI RacesIVIA I IVIA VIA VIACHESAPEAKE VIACHESAPEA VIACHESAPEAKE CHESAPEAKE E BEACH RAILWAY RAILWAYExpress RAilWAYExpress RAILWAYExpress Express trains leave Distret line at 11 a m mand 10and muand and 1 an and 2 p as arriving at Marlboro In IBIS IS 1 minutes minutesKxpress minutesExp minutesExpress Express Exp trains leave can Marlboro Immedi Immediately Immedfat ftnmedlately ¬ at ately ly after last ltTICKETS rat ratTICKETS race raceTICKETS TICKETS 50c ROUND ROUHDT91P ROUHDT91PSpec1althrouZh imp T3IPSpecial impSPecial Special Spec1althrouZh through street can from Treasury t DISTRICT ELEVENS ELEVENSColleges ELEVENSOPEN ELEVENSOPEN OPEN ON GRIDIRON GRlDmONI Colleges s and High Schools SchoolsJBogage SchoolsEugage Engage in First Foot Football FootV Football ¬ ball Games GamesWMi V V WMi th Ute ex esee exoepdoo ec WHIt WOIbkigisa kigisa 3 We terD HIP H Scfcaat SdI iIraC iIraCery mac mactieRily pratccity tieRily vory ery tem oC ipsstanse the thecity city will l tMVgiirate aM the feeCbeJl V Vtoday s 58Oft on ontoday today todayAt todayAt V VAt At the MuM moment Eastern College CoOegeef CoIIeseMaa8IIIIS ef MaaaaBas had to call O0T O the th aIDe aIDesaytag un unsayteg amne amnesaying saying that tile team t was tar MO eendi eendities eeMltleB osudiIbis ties to make the triP > as UM snood bad hadbeen badbeea badbeen been out but two Or or three tbreeager day doysager Xn Xnager ager Halter Bak mode e every peboibte pVmi bl eCar eCarto e40rto to obtaIn a s game e oth otbe the ta t team r wilt be beforced beferce forced te rest this afternoon It begins beginsto to leek as though JobM J bis UOftMnc wouldgo would wouldgo wouldgo go back on the Ha Batebedim Hatch ite eX nex j xt week weekat weeiat k kat at present pr t V aIIII a ale 8 a game mt te ar arranged arranged atranged ¬ ranged for aeztwefc m zt eeek ek the teaift win De Deforcoo beforced oe oeforced forced tate Int a blg lg g game without wuch wuchpreltmtoary IIUd1preUJDlDary neh nehpreliminary preliminary work wodt workagainst a ain t other tfa0Mk tfa0MkSchool tp tpGSJIaUdet t tGIIudet GIIudet dtisod wtUa sierS d nigh nighSchool h hSdtooI School aDd nd the team t fn from > m Cmpitoi Hill Hillwttl Hillwill 14111will will be e regarded re wjtfc wj4i toiereet s Gpexh GpexhDonnelly b bDonnelly Donnelly te expecting expec J1o great result resu1ta Lit Little LttJe Littie ¬ tie is known of the Kendall K Green team teamsave beamsave m msave save that a few ow veteran vet are oa head headAlexandria baDdAJeltJldna bondAlexandric Alexandria will m be the scene of the tbeternocn tbEpI theFpiacops1husleses EpI cnpILlhwnns 311gb ib me t a aterDOCJL ofternocu ternocn The Eptec pisiit < p t HU H1 achooi 1ktaoo1alwap 8cbo l na naalways bus busalways > always hiWlthe hatimeVreputanod VeputxOort putAQOdot Vof of Ua 305 fH a agood atrcm 5stronr trcm tn1 15 tfe tfegood 4evelopod hy hygood good men Bosmess hey heymany tei Vf6f Vf6fninny C Cmany many of Its h jftTitst M men menponaat iiEn slc 0001401011 0001401011Ibcaikno t tftcat ftcat Ibcaikno baa more thll1f th air tnt tntponant m mpOnam ponaat part portia in the mhc mhcSeveral m2heuf c le1em le1emSevenal teiXn teiXnSeveral Several of otihe the best e8t nen Jreahav jne h have ve gone one down downvte 40wnvia downvia via the th auBk nk route and the team has hassuffered hsaurlered hassuffered suffered materially materiallyTechnical materiallyT materiallyTechnical Technical T Ch lcal High is making Dak 4 big bigsplurge b bsplurge bigsplurge splurge UL the local football world this thisafternoon iIiff thIsafternoon afternoon ff n and is putttae Ut IIC two teams in inthe in1M inthe the Held Toe bs b4 team t m headed by byCeach lyC byCoach Coach C Hero HftOX na boo none ouie to Orange V Vte Va Vato Vatto to play W1berr3r WoO > erry y Forest est Seftewlr Seo Some Semeelgbleen Someefgfleea e eeignieen eignieen awn men menibe oT ene 1tIIt ret team Mtt tt1U8 tt1U8morning this thismorntog tlt tltmorning morning and coach Jfeco W < a expect c ect ta to tou touae teuse u use e all 11 of U th m Tiie T setwmf team w will willhe 111 111be l lbe be seen on the GtorKeoxra wB Pret flel YIln flelagainst l lagiiu against n the PrePs Wlme the aec SeeOO1 SeeOO1recta t tlech 1rect recta team is matte UP > of seine e c ci U UsrefiNT uret IFgreerur srefiNT ret nrr material teriAl at t te 1 expected that it itrill itrlll t twill rill give ive ve a good accoom of iwelf iwelfWestern JuteKe ke1fWestern Western e teJD is practically t tile he o only r team teamthat tND1that teamthat that has act been fteard from ths thsseason thssea Litsseasosu season sea Coach Byrd who alee has a ahand ahand ahand hand in loJtrlll priming Dg the 2a Ba tem College Collesteam Conegteam Collegetoast team at Manascao lanas ° L it is understood has hashad ha haad hashad had ad Western for the past couple coo e of ofweeks 0 0weeIcE ofweeks weeks and reports that there te 18seardQ a ascarcity a ascarcity scarcity of material Western te U6 U6aIIv ueuoily usu usually ¬ ally ate te getting 8tth started bat gen generally gener geaeriily ¬ erally er lly comes across with a scare for forthe fo I Ithe the t e ethers before ore the sea e cteees cteeesWesters esWesten1 closesWestern Western adfcereats are ptanWg great greatfaKh reatfaith greatfaIth faith in the Bed and White this season seasonand seSooaJMI seasonand and leek to Coach Byrd te develop developwinner developA 01 01wier winner winnerA A Central team will ttne vp against againstthe a againstthe natthe the 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