Albuquerque morning journal. [volume], September 21, 1915, CITY EDITION, Page FOUR, Image 4

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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1915.
RED SOX FIELD 2?iJW III BE
WORLD'S SERIES TO
START ON OCTOBER
COOL SEPTEMBER
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
xmiovu ir;i r
PIRATES BLANK
DOOOERS, THANKS
TO GOOD HURLING
8. IS ANNOUNCED
LIKE SUPERMEN
M TIGERS GO
NEEDED TO PUT
OS STIR
c
J
TO DEFEAT
Wll ItM W LEAGl
W. 1
MONIN
LEADERS DOWN
HUNTER
BL0O
001
re Dp-
break OF THE GAME
FAVORS BOSTON MEN
V
REAKFAST
FOOD J.v
FEDERAL II KGX
Ofl Burns Slims lor Inn
Bans and Tally; Stanai
Banned for Conversation,
ft HOHlM JOUSN.L rii It. 110 W-ftf I
RoflMMi Utpt II Turning tb D
troll Tii back fm ihi third time.!
t I m three run in I Wo, the llost.n
Kill H went int ,i lead (if morel
than fettf gam. s m thr Airieni.nil
league riM etr,m I pennant nfOal"
piilx MH thus MnMti bfofv Hi
-i.iw.I which brought the total pant!
iilleinl.ini e f"r III '"hi gam series
tn 107,4:1 beliaved Id baa fnaord r r
anv MM world's tin. ronteet ne
President Thomas I! Marshall KMl
among i h ap i
In the opening inning Ituih i - ;
nif. im Tigfe ecored their Mtlj rum. I
This filled i lit- l,ae In the el(ll)h,
Ituih developing mothei wild apell i
which totted nis ratlremanti tiut i''
Im atrttug iu Rakei and the it4 waa
MM At other times (luting the g.im '
li nut Hooper's hulletllke throw
Hit ri n handling "f hard ffivaw
grounders, or . r t ti hy Speaker iimiI
etoppad Detfnli runners.
C''i gaming ;i nta iii ill" fir' I"-I
mux Beat an wem statelee acatnatl
Daw1 Mtohlng until th htt)h Than j
.i pass in liaahaf lad lo n run whan
i ewle' iff bottwtad ad Hums' shim'
Into right rp'lil f'u ii irlpli eVbaal
LawU i ttna la thr pime on Qntdner'a
Hi - -i punch, im . : i aafa, I
ilthouch i 'a i h-r KtmiM atalntainedl
that in- h.ij effectually Mocked him
Iran thi Plata
DttTROIT ii R MO i
khan, .... ... i ! i ii
Sb 4 I ii 1 ii'
Cobb, i f 3 ii i 'i i
Vearh. If . 4 0 :! I
Crawford, rt 4 I I I i
IIiiiiik, Ih 4 0 H 1 .1 i
Voting, zb . . I 6 Z f
Kavntiuugh. lb . " 11 l I
Huiimai, , : ii ) i
linker, . I I 11
l in iv. i ..... :i ii i i t
MlKli, k I II II II I
"Va
X
' Twenty-two home inn m icusnn
la im im. ill feat im u baa' ball ata.vri
uj gccompilib Tn great PukuTte
mi r did II mill now ' v. I ' at HI Ii
thi Ki n ootflaidai t - Phlla(atphlu
Natlhnali bai the km? hiihoi "Qvi
vy" ri 1 1 nth imaaned nut KM lWenty
,r,, ml In im run in i ...ml- m .Ih 1 1 1
IKiHTuN All H 'I O I I
Hoopar, rl s I I I I I
Hem l. m ii ii n i i
Hanrtckarn, nt . I d I "
Thomas, i 4 I 0
Ipaaher, c( J 1 I :i ( 1
HoMltaal lb 6 1 T 1
l.i w 1- If 4 1 I I II II
Qafdnor, n, 4 i 1 1 1
. Barry, lb 3 0 I 1 I 0
fnn iKHll, i 1 ii o i I 0
.1,, I,', i in, I n ii i ii n
Ruth, p .301 i i ii
J-'nMi'r. h . .00 ii o ii ii
TntiilH . so :i i; ; (i t
& Batted fm naimc In ninth,
x Battad Km I on in rtfth
Pawn n it i
Datrott , . Ml Mi mm- I i
Boaton i on on.' Mp :i ii I
Mumtnary Three baac imn Uawli
Hinii n baaH Vaaeh, Manaca, HunIi
an i Iflot ftN - 1 -abbj Urn i ) Double
i.iv HumIi v, ,iuik inn! Burnt i. H
HI hllKI I'lll, 'II HI III, Hi,, I, . I IIMl
Iihm' on iiihim- Detroit Ht'iiiiiii i.
Baaei on imii Hff pauaa I, ott Ruth
4. utr roatar I rtlli Ott Ruth I In
v -:i ininiiKM nff Fi'"ii'i nona in i i :i
Mil b nl. hoi- l' limb I Villi
kh in k i,in It) Dauu i. Ruth 6,
h ffoatar I, Phaaad boll Carrtann
iiiiuii hi ottdblin uni Hlldabi nil
Tin,.-, II
aahl niton o si i onbt I
Waahlnajton, Bapt li, Duoioni
,,iiiik pitch! (font r.HH" N D., mho
pacantl) lolned Waihlnfton, dupllcal
ct hi ihowlna In hit iniuni aume
i,
S' HI
mill l.i .m I uni,, ml nn, II, n
'Im . In n,l
Siitiiin.u
fiimi ii
ms now Wai like a sugar beet, his
v-s were black and blue;
His lips were beiten up so much that
words would not go through.
Said I: "A German howitzer has put
and calmly a
Will Itl THEY I I W TODAY,
Nut, .mill l.i aaraai,
tin- rii h ii Lewama.
'er tried lo fight
Paris to the Khir
job, the
imp,
i he . nfofcemai
till (
th.' paoamakara rom eaal to plai
And in St. lyouis tried to be a square
and honest ump.
"A thousand bottles hit him ere the
hnish ul the game,
ugh he mav ?et over it he'll
Althc
.Mirny Hun Men An- lime," Mya an
i afternoon iBortina iheat, Anybod)
w,lu fends the first pftga knows It.
" w " '"" "n,,,'r"'""' II 'he sole dlf-
l)( mna bitwim rriaJi iiskrr nn.i
It nab Uark i It,,,, Ms. k llkrs
I aiaaiy, wh Bakei Hkaa ataaay.
M.'l
furl her nda n
port thni Bufnii oai
0 for the KmIh leH.N
eiiHpn-t lliat lliHre are Joonl
the Harrison law.
SAME OLD CuAME.
ip
numbi r ol birdi from the north in.ik.
iproai li "f th" npaii
iinli tiiuti 1
prohibit)
tiled pUfeoni,
M'GRAW
TRIO
OF LIKELY RECRUITS
PIRATES GET MADDEN
FROM GALVESTON CLUB
miaunderatandtna haa ' 'i"-M- '
e fact thut l he state I "Rtaburgh nations
SToi I
W In
ah ul nf Clark Griffith'! team.
RILEY IS AWARDED
TO THE BROWN TEAMi
the
fan winds slowly o'er! aupcraed
himlili plays WiiintiM i hasp iriuiP
' i -
hi I.., . '
I ! si in k nut By 1 1 'I'm dlaaa
' " " " 1 1 1 ' y 1
1111 claim nil Kil'.y null
rin' , ommiaalon, Inm ev ei .
he KreemenI held I
if thi- i . purchaaa of
Ni i
w Tork,
tonovi ii '
pin.
.Some Don 'ts for Trap
Shooters and Hunters
drove in tn tying run wnh ins three
baaa linn in ih laventh, and Muilin
iii mi
huiid' l i ul, h Its llartil la, ksun
f i
ii here mi iiisti iiiuii- it I
I i take evei i uatle uf a imsti
bouih to be s aura Indtcati f
"c ii im min i linn lotnetlntea uni
lulltlve peraon ha h penchant for
iritr dun tun ,i lead
ued Hun mipa
pmni a mm li
off, Tin- only
wln n vim in-
'f VI Ilk le.
Don i i -i
"I used to pay four bits i to see them
play,
And yet the game looks just the
same to me."
Poislhly ltu-i.- I. imthinK In a name.'
Im Hues .y-d ,,i,he jitney tiase-
kfttla III b in Jnari-z in the bull
i 'iigv.
Ollmore he hired to train them In the
rudiments of their profession.
VaeteM nnt sunina iMeteei ihu
aaaaaa hadleau thai ike aati4iiaa i
ns bud iin iln plirlngr
Even thiufh th Card have op-
sued. wi, fall In see Why thr fans
should lay th l.i hi n th umpire.
Why not ini after the men higher
up? Poaalbly becaua the man higher
I rsnk llnkfr ,,n- of llir iihihI rr-
innrUjihi.- beweaall glayara estaat.
Mr aayi ke u erUllag i ,..-,, , he
aaw art i. ,. .nryt
"Oolf," siiv.h Marry V.irtlon, "was
advanolng by laapa and hounds In
Franc mui Bilglum before the out
break of the war, i fear ii will takel
llu Kainr .i ionii whllr in recover Its'
proaparlty In ilu-nr countrt." one
of th gregtaei atroattte of the war
Is that It has mgd a hum Mil Of Rolf.
hi continental Burop The Qermanl.1
with nil their outltura, hav not
leatnrd to In, Hit "Kirr"' -vl'-n M'ev
PATRIOTISM.
I Hi Mnrr tariluu.l
Beware the submarine, my son,
The submarine that shoots and
tpi ii Braaona Uated,
aeaiona for misrato
DRUMMER ALLEYS
Fon EJtEBCIXB
Try a name of Ten Plna
2:5 West i.ohl
BR00KFEDS HIT ALL
OF JOHNSON'S SLANTS.
WINNING TEN TO TWO
,i then i
hi ami dl
f.
Don i di i.; i gun un
u l polnti 'i ion .ii 6
i lon'i , i mi, over f
ueu i lid snoot w II lion t
n your iiiiiis i ik game,
tn you aa the rabhil
re he is , i r bath
" in n Handing wop
Unit
ainst a Ire until urn
In iiih ih,. i, n, o
' 1 a i cieaini M wit h
r l r . ms of pow der
u Ighth ounoei of
- -
iMiaiMWlgyhiliwYgiiwaMillMH
sail II t -
WW1
Brer liai im
vtaltofa i be i" -.I, i
CI elsml se, un ! all Itl
i i, and ttldint 1 1 n
t w I - bagea mi ballth hi
nai n nil muk iiik t a wll
Southern Association.
But, most of all, beware thr Zep
That drops Itl bombs upon the links
Noah i liu, k led si he stood on thi
aftardaah aad gated on thi talllni
rain.
"I'm a luekv mm- km mmt -i,
i in country la buiy m iking woedJI
en Hi nis and leits for Hie Mm opean t
w,r- 1 1
lie...!.-
en' nothi
ruu
Bum man
i,p
gh llle. 1
Two-i.ise hliaKirke, d fourth rami
i. lania, Mrub rhree-biai hil ,
Chang IP un run Roth D lei . TljO UTI
'iff ' miuni'de
1 1 i I issirv.
I :
off
n t
mile hs-liiml (r the
sli.ik i-spe ii , ,!,' ,
'lent."
Ifcni t i st the mum
the ground A vun
Kllll Mill
In the
lernui prop
v tnte vour
Let H stand
i rands to
LOAFING.
There must be something wrong to-diy.
Along the baseball line.
"No baseball star has busted in
Knother star's projecting chin,
Nor kicked him on Ihe arching shin,
Nor puiverued his spine.
Rett I'mni SK.niai ii Truabla,
"For many night i hm,, walked
the floor, nervous and listless. 1
COUrd nl sleep tnr gos,.-s sn-l bill In
my stomach. About six month ..cm i
began ualng Chimbarlgln'i Tub lata and
in ag) they hav done wonder for
me" writes Rfnti o i .i rn He van
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