THE OENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. _- WUKLD CIRCLING TOUR | LEFT-HANDED Series Probably Be Inaugurated in Chicago in October. —————— Special Train to Coast to Be Deco rated With Flags of All Nations to Be Visited—Japan First For- eign Country. The world circling series between the Chicago White Sox and the New York Giants will be inaugurated with a contest at Cincinnati on October 18 | After the game the tourists will board their train, which will be decorated with the flags of all the nations to be visited. A band of music will accom pany the party as far as the Pacific coast to enliven the trip and furnish | entertainment before the to | played on the way west | An entire month will be in | reaching Vancouver, from which place the party is booked to sail on Novem: ber 10 On the way to the coast the teams will play games in the middle | south and southwest, and will enter by of Augeles Games are to be played in that city and | San Port- land, Vancouver before games be spent California way Los Francisco, Sacramento, Tacoma, Seattle and boarding the steamer for The first stopping place after quit- | United States w already have ac i r dled « American ng the wihere the ill be Japan, | native sons liking able knowledge of the time great for yusider- quired a pas I'he tourists will continue their then to t they trip to China, re again, From Manila th a, with he Philippine United islands, whe i ~ on tates soil e athletes will travel | booked reat games cities of that g re long-distance tras I be in order after Australia draw where a battle will foot the sphinx bring sphinx make him talk, sidered hopeless. India, pessibly Caleu a gam and then Cairo Il be of If the back > ! to form of highly * | baseball fans of the metropolis . The Rube his case may be In ‘ n 3 Hild { quard has been rety pleasing to the Italian cities and Florence, +d France be venice, renoa Wil “ work for the Giants this has made himself with the f ! has done fin and more Germany and befor | Season solid vig +h | t 1 3 low ers he hung Last season i Conse ive games year laved * weather part of the After ruck a big slump and E wou ames as he had as many ) inclement ; : : clemer earlier part of the campaign ill be rrand finale NEN NE AS THE PITCHER WINDS UP g Hase-—Put Second i a barn—he can two teams Field persot make baseball skill. It is realized From the great American game ill . he “ trial in all of the coun ited, and it is the aim of to insu iE as wh Make the much for their 1. mage ed im hit 4 for that as their the Shortstop 1 ol’ sport This be on Af et . SARS gi good one Lines fer a the plate the Side ters Walt both the ortsm re ar TE 81 ne off Men ’ $ ¥ i 3 o uphold ti ..2 “ut on and flel 2 trip attempt the Catcher sign: NOW Lilie alin Ww ho one oO ol Ty C3 a. nation’s game wil . a8 possible The Nati an umpire to ace officiate ball's “supreme cou Eames. This will ave he sport lands thro gies grow out of inexy onal mpany 18 the representa mn it vid the ing t a black * . ugt sase—4Lu Ah ia 5 +3 the pan ney tousand years Righ on tha MAX CAREY MAKES A RECORD Fast Pittsburgh Outfielder Scores Four fan’ ‘is fn fade Runs in Recent Game Without Being “At Bat.” the fielders back about a When Max without maki against claimed for Carey scores run, Chimmie; a home ng a hit in Phiil a red the as, Send ‘er down to shortstop—he never Wait f ih ae im stop a er base balls, ol on pitcher's wild CK the cover off'n it." ! Kil it! five dollars, me boy, run.” Here's a home good, ol’ scout; go the umpire, as the ‘Hey, hold na minute. Say, there, somebody it off the plate a little.” And then It all begins again Puck ‘em be oo be goo hen from { er is about ready DIAMOND Harry Clark has signed a two-vear | cotitract to continue as manager of the Milwaukee Brewers. . - . Connie Mack believes Danny Mur. { Phy, his veteran player, will quit the | ame at the end of the season. . - * Players of the Washington team have been made a proposition to visit Cuba this fall and are considering it. - - - Manager Tinker of the Reds started in life as a carpenter for his father, who was a contracting carpenter in Kansas Clty, Max Carey, founded, as far as the majors are con- cerned, but back in 1895 Billy Hulen, then with Minneapolls, drew six bases on balls and scored as many times. No Chance for Trade. There is absolutely no chance of Tinker getting Bob Harmon from the Cardinals for Bob Bescher and Pitch. er Suggs. Hugglus says Tinker will not listen to the trade, even if he wanted to put it over. * - - Connie Mack has failed to land one college player he wanted--Sam Fel. ton, the Harvard pitcher, who declin. ed an offer to play with the Athletics. . * - The veteran Cy Seymour is manag: Ing a semi-pro team in New York and he avers that it can beat any of the major league teams that wish to hook up with it In exhibitions, he world's series Rube did ef » box in th Much specu 8 YO4r as to be of much thelr ft) start of this season he would to the Giants At the not pen RIIUW wonder anything SCRE0ON wore on he has i sirid and Keeping the Veen i Clants at h top in National “© agu NNN Y GOES TO ELMIRA Former Washington American League Star to Manage Team Prev ously Led by Lew Ritter, BE. Com American with {Wid formerly league Roch was oy ysashingto WO seasons national league Wid Conroy. released to Elmira, subject to Interna tional league waivers that Conroy next vear, It is understood will marrage the Ritter. here Lam vice low Mathewson Is Greatest. A number of ball plavers anxious to discover remark- able Mathewson Plank, Saliee, Miner, Brown, Chief Bender and other veteran pitchers season studied the records the the for the of reason effectiveness to light the fact that Mathewson was times. The specialties and strength the following: Most speed-—Walter Johnson Best curve—Amos Rusie Hardest to hit ~(eorge Waddell Edward pher Mathewson Disapproves of Change, Walter Johnson is not strong for the change in systems. Walter thinks that Ban Johnson should keep the record of games won and lost and not how many earned runs were made off the pitcher. ‘ Honus Wagner a Writer. Hans Wagner is writing the story of his life for a Pittsburgh paper. Un: like the articles with the names of other diamond stars attached to them Honus is sald to be really penning the stories himself, otto 7 COMMERCIAL | Weekly Review of Trade ani Market Reports. “ Dunn's Review BAYS “Business confidence i disposi ing and there Is slightly tion to extend operations furt Most indicate me of trade than a Indus machinery active, nore he future advices larger Y while he vol sone trial centres report more with a redue tion in the number of unemployed in disturb abrent “Labor troubles exert a retarding fluence in a few seq of a Lower temperatures nlating effect chandise at appears to “l.ess the market for er retafl tions, but ANCE serious nature are have distribu and opening up on retail the be conservatism 1s Bu) wool years Oi are nore freely operating 1 and noderately flects In of Southern {1 Jobbing trade active reased firmness strong atistical Wholesale Marigets I HMAKe pack: mixed ed, $146 15 16. No $12 No NO. 2 ati a clover Straw $16.50; No. 1 tangled wheat, 37.50: No $8@ 9; No. 2 oat, Butter Creamery, creamery, gooa, 284 29; creamery, creamery, blocks, G23: Maryland rolls, 22¢ i oat fancy s0@ 31; prints, 32 21433; and Pennsylvania Ohio roils, 22: Weat Vin ginia rolis, storepacked, 22; Mary land, Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, 22; process butter, 276 28 Cheese-—Johbing lots, per 17v%.@ 18%¢ choice, creamery, Se, 33 ri oy ly : nearby, firsts, 28¢; Western, firsts, 25: West Virginia, firsts, 27028; SBouth | ern, firsts, 26. Recrated and re handled eges Yc to 1c higher Live Pouitry-(Chickens-—Old hens, heavy, 18¢; do, small to medium, 1%; old roosters, 10@ 11; spring, large, 1%; do, small to medium, 19. Ducks Old, 12¢; spring, 2 Ibs and over, 14G 15: do, smaller, 13. Pigeons Young, per palr, 20c; old, do, 20. Guineafow! — Old, each, 36c: young, 1% Ibs and aver, do, 556; do, smaller do, 406 45 1 | Live Stock CHICAGO-~Hogs—Bulk of sales, $BAG@8.T5; light, $8.40@9.10; mixed, $T.00@9.15; heavy, $7.75@ 8.95; rough, TI0@7.95; pigs, $4L.75G 8.50. WE OTe TW ee gp v. 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