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"BEAT 'EM TO THE WIRE" IS THE SLOGAN OF EVERY STARTER AT HAVRE DE GRACE MEETING
BILL Y KELL Y FOUND
AMONG COMEBACKS
OF RACING SEASONS
IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST REGULATED FAMILIES
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Last Years Brilliant Tuo-Y car-Old Surprises Sir Barton
in Six Furlongs Event at Havre de Grace Opening.
The Exterminator Exterminated by The Porter
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jdT nml "nine knlo to tin- UlfM lit tlic will known men trnrlf Tin- 'on
Of Dirk 'Wclli stoiipoil out in tin- tlilnl rnie nml inptiirril tin- Ilip-Ilip-Iloornv
piif.0. wliirli ofiiisMoil of SJll.". in n ranter or walk or ulintecr tlirv
mil it Ki-llv trimniPil lii riiniiinK mato. Sir Itnrtnn. in tlio m furious l:ixli
on n mnilih trnck. vliirli irm In1 l n ciinil prltitr nml a mm! linr- while
Sir Ilattnn is nut a M-lutillntiiig tnr in linit ili-tann- I'lrnh
Tins n not tin- fi-ntiirc i vent of tin- ii;ieniii!: iln pniKriini lull it at
trnctnil ino-t nttentitin. Tim rrouil. wlihli numbered about T"0il. plni'il the
Hos.s entr nlmnvt olT tin- hniiril nml th" wintn-i'- rererntl ten i i-nt. for nrrv
dollar tln wnKi'ioil All of hnli pit- to linw Hint our i m make lots of
rnonpj iilnviiiu the nnss if uiip .ticks to it 'onj; piioukIi. Ui-l.ni!: n imoli-ou
to cnptnip n illnip is nhiiit the proper mnritin of profit and loss Kplly took
the lend .it the start and un- link ami n k with Sir Mnrton all tlip ivn.i.
Tln luc mi'p. liowi'M'i- known as tin- llnrlo'd Count I laiitlifiip, with
53000 milled to make the Mi tor lmpn was one of thoe upset tlniiRs The
loynl order of ilnpeitcrs iijiardid the in i nt to l'Mi-rminntiir. li"rntie he ieini d
to be the onh real horse in the inc. As a lesult the iiinelnnes linked luer
rlly nml extra tiikets had to lie i-w.ied to the ".entlemen who wasn- on sure
things iAterniinatoi pit off to a swell start, took tin' li.ul. held it a Iiiiik
as it did him no pmd a Mil in the t retell The I'orter steppnl foiward and copped
He paid SI"., whiih did not mean n.n. timii; to ,i g inaont of the spectator
Exterminator was spconil and Slipper Kim slipped in tliinl
Ilnulieik won the most interestuiK and titi-fniK ran- of the il.n when
hennncMil the tifth ectit, whnh had no name or iiiivlhiiiji TnkiUK the lend
at the start, he held it for one mile anil M'Miity iirds, IiiimzIii,; under the wire
an caM winner The result never was in doubt, and it was like Kitting in the
rockins ihair on the front porch waiting to be called to dinner I linen of
the Sen was the seconil lion e. but Sande put up .in iMuiih'Ii bum rule and
Was nosed out for the place b Hank U'll.i. who is said to Iium- been named
after nn umpire who bears the same moiiikei
Cll ltl.ll: WIHUI I.I 111!, tin Inull ilrrnlic nf llir lulf. filiilul
I nil ill In Ml" I In tlrrjiluJini. nml Chmlii Hi li'hl. 'I lull
lioit liml '"i until llir lint linimr. irlmi In nprnitl -p nml inihlnd
easily.
'I In opium a ilny mi mi' " i.; nt the mil mi if it hmki
as 1 it ituitl'l hi n hiih i'iiu Hint '".
Odds Shift to licds on Long Series
TIIK t'liii immtl Iteds, to put it mildl . aie delighted at the dunce made
in thp annual classic from seven games to nine. The think this change
gives them almost a lnuitgnge on the honors ami that it spells the doom of
American League supretnac . (her the shorter mute, so tliej assirt, a club
with two star pitchers would have a marked aih.intage against an adversary.
OTer the longer distnnce, a i lub whuh lia sieral clas.s, piti hers can outlast
the club that lias onlv two.
Hack in l'.KI.'!, it will be remembered, the arrangements of the sci ies
called fur "winner of the lust live" to be crowned ihnmpions. Pittsburgh,
short on pitcheis, but full of speed at the start, crushed the Hed Sot, nml
had it been a i-eon-game set might have so disiouraged the ltoston men that
they would have fallen easy victims. Hut the Ited Sox, more numerously
equipped with pitchers, runic bnck. tiled nut the I'irntu btalt and won live
games to three, after l'ittsbuigh hud seemed a icitaiu innipieior So, the
Iteds reuson, it will bo the same this tune the i lub with the greati r number
of good pitchers, will win sure.
The Keds, of course, .in n't a bit son to shale in the proceeds of five
games instead of four, but think the fans of both cities will be delighted with
the change and the thunce to see more of the might batters.
1 was ready to take the ilianee, seven games or nine," lemarked I'at
Moran jesterda in Cincinnati, "because we liut . the club to win with, but
a longer series looks fuller for the fans. I.uts of fellows who couh: .see ouly
one game formed can get off work long enough to see two. and nianj c good
lad who might not have been able to see any games nt all will now find his
way to at least a single tussle "
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' effect of the chanije mit nininfritiil at oiiee in nil jilarei where
hi ttmij is hemi) ilnne ill ruiMr oii inn ilnfted. .1 feir
cnfiminti irno liiid hien ofjmiui li In nn the .Soj- mthilrew nil
offas, mid fnni ulin hud hri n iiittimi ei en intuitu un the Hah inmle
it 10 In II on Muiitn s nun, n ith ft le Inliri.
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1flD QLE.ISQX and his White Sox icill le hete today to entjmie in
deadly combat teith our new upholstered A'? in a three-name
series. Connie prohahly irill introduce some more new talent, hanni)
bamboozled Detroit out of the last tertes, copiinn txco gamei out of
three.
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LONG SERIES LIKELY
TO LESSEN INTEREST
IN DIAMOND CLASSIC
Falling Off in Attendance at Eighth Game in 1912 Proves
That Original Motto, "A Short Strife, but a
Merry One," Was Right
IN THIS Sl'ORTMOIIT HY OUANTLAND RICE
ComrioM, mm. Alt Illohts ncserved
TIIK motto of the world scries wan conceived to bo "A short strife but a
merry one."
A hlnc-gatne world series is going to be neither short nor merry. For In
n world series both players and spectators become keyed up to the highest
possible pitch you might say a wild pitch and when the series is dragged
out beyond the nerve endurance of all concerned it quickly goes "bloole."
You may still recall the details of 1012, when it took the Giants and Red
Sox right games to decide the issue.
Did the eighth game draw an enormous outpouring of the fanatically In-
cllncd. who werp there to rave over the deciding contest?
Xot by nn nwfnl lot of paid admissions. There were only some 17,000
present, where thp seating capacity was around 30,000, ISriofly, the park
was nbout half filled. l
rpnr. l;eieit-up fan had got his fill around the seventh game, and nt
that point decided to go back to icork again and absorb the result)
fiom the sporting pages.
Add "Competitive Soids"
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you think," queries n Pittsburgh sportsman, "that the name
p llerron should be added to the list of Competitive Souls?"
lie ond the faint glimmer of a doubt,
Hcrron's exhibition of nerve control in his final match was a masterpiece
of cool and unruffled serenity of quiet nnd determined confidence. His
ability to finish n week of tine golf with the finest round played by any one in
the field on the edgp of championship honors lifts him high in the list. lie
was thp coolest and calmest first occasion victor Hint wo have tver seen arrive
at the top. w
And lie is the only nmatpur champion we linve ever known who would
nlso have landed the title if the result lind been determined by medal play in
place of match.
'VIllF! should about tcind up the argument in his case.
Not Like This One.
Y IMPORTANT
GAMES SGHEDUL
DISTRICT RULE MA Y BAR
STARS FROM A. A. U. MEET
Titles Are at Stake in Little
League Games Booked
for Tomorrow
RACES DECIDEDLY CLOSE
Shititfi of Hob Simpson and
i'.arl Thompson to Be De
cided at Special Meeting
Tonight
HOI LI) WEAKEN CUBS
I e(.s and While Sox Well in Front
i IT1HE pennant races in the National and Ameiican Leagues are likely i.i be
V decided b the end of next weik Hot!, ( 'inumiuti nnd the Wlute Hux
have commanding lends nnd it's a Kill to, 1 shot they never will be headed.
3XIowever, to help the argument along, ht's drag in a few tiggers.
, This mo.-ning the Iteds lime 7 uctoiies legistered in the won and lost
i column ngatast 40 defeats. That means they have played 127 games, with
only 13 to go. New York stands "S and 40. with K battles still to be fought.
If Cincinnati takes hcven of the remaining games the Oiants will have to win
iixteen straight to tie them This is hardly posible, because the Moraiunen
will finish nt home while .MtCraw'a athlete are fighting on alien soil. If
the Gotliamites drop three or four games the stuff is off.
i Now for the American League. Yesterday the Wlute Sox split with
Washington and have SI victories against 4."i defeats. They hae 1 1 games
to play against our A's, New York. Hoston and Detroit. All they have to do
Js win half of these, while Chveland, with nn official standing of 7,'! and ."i'J,
will have to win the remaining 15 conflicts to tie. This, too, is almost nn
impossibility, because the Indians will be up against some stiff opposition
from now on. Therefoie, the Sox and Ileds will be forced to engage in a
sine-gaum series to sec which team gets the most money.
"While no definite arrangements linve yet been made, it looks as if the
opening tilt will be put on about October 1. The week after next, after
everything has been settled and the pennant races decided, the clubs probably
will ploy a few double-headers and end the season a couple of days ahead of
time. This will allow the plaers to rest up for the big event.
An effort wil lbe made to start the series soon ns possible, because
October is a very uncertain month out here Snowstorms are not at all
(Uncommon, and if the clubs run into inclement weather no one knows when
the championship will be decided. For that reason it's a cinch the big noise
t will start about two weeks from Wednesday.
The leniaining Satiivilas will si e the
1 championships of the numerous little
leagues in Philadelphia and iiinit. de-
fided. Alain important contests are on
the schedule for toiimnow afternoon.
I Soudertoii has a ilinnie to nmu"C the
fliampionship of the Muntgoiner fount
ciicult Thev have a two-game nd-
i vantage ovi r Ambli r 'it pre-ent, and
la win at the expense of Ninristoun will I
lassuie rsoim,.riiM1 the goniaion. in'
game will be pin fil on the leadei's own
field
The rhainpionship of the Dil.iwarc
'River I,' ague ma be tml up tomonow
when It.ish phi s ! Linal. the onl
game on the si lieilule for the fill . Har
bor now lias a hnlf-giiine advantage,
but has completed its schedule, and a
win for Hash will fause a tie and neies
sitate a pla.v off series.
Main Liners to Clash
The ipening clash between .1 & .1
TMisou and l.nnsdowue, vviniuis of
the Main Line si i ies. will g, t under
Iwa.v. The first contest will be pl.i.vnl
Ion th" giouiids of the DoliMin team.
The si coinl half of the Main Line
' Amateur Ionguo is nl-o tied up at
present, with !eiwn nnd St lieuis
1 i.ieli having won .S and his! -J The one
that is fortunate to get the det ision to
nioriow will stmt the following Satin
dav in a scries with Ili.vn Mnv.r, lust
'half titleholdeis for the Vinson's iluiu
pion-lup.
The second clnsh In the set ies for the
Delawaie countv gonfalon will be staged
ut Merion. This club won the first
I battle last Saturday b.v defeating .Media
1 1 to 3. Another vieloi.v willgivi tin m
'the flag. Joe .Tnokson will again be on
TIlPRi: will 1
ing of the il
be nn impoitant meet
hnmpionship committee
f the Aiiiiitiur Atlihtic I niim this
i veiling nt s. n'cloek in the Hotel Adel
phin. at vi huh time the status of sev
ei.ll ot the leading athletes entered in
the annual si nior championship garni s
tomoiiovv on I'lanklin I'leld will be de
termined.
The meeting has been i.illeil due to a
misunderstanding of sen nil of the clubs
over the in vv distiict mle. The loi -niariou
of seveial new distriits in the
A A. 1" within the past year has
caused the iiiutiisioii. Ai cm ding to tin
uling of ihe championship committee
an athlete nnnoi lepioscnt a i lub un
less he (hulls in the ilistijit to whnh
his (lub hi longs.
JIj) AITert .Simpson
The Illinois A. A. and the Itostmi
Athlitlc Club both have enteieil nth
letes who, a cording to a sfiict intei
pietation of this rule, will be baried
fiom mmpitiug for the above orgaiuza
tinns The athletes in qmstion aie
Hob Simpson, holder of the world's high
hiudle i (. who is enteied from the
Illinois A A., and Larl Thompson,
prisent national hurdle diampion. who
is si hediiled to compete for the lioMuu,
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BASEBALL has known n number of highly prosperous not to sny banner
.vents before, but none like the one now drifting on through the September
haze to an early finish.
Nineteen hundred nnd nineteen drnvvs the purple plum.
When ball clubs well out of the pennant race can entice from 2.", 000 to
US, 000 of the populace out merely to view the pastime bereft of any ulterior
Hag motives all other years must drop behind.
In other ears a September battle between two clubs hopelessly adrift
was lucky to draw forth as many ns 5000 moody sightseers.
Poth's Plan for North Phila
Americans Big Boon to
Cage Fans
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HOIS SIMI'SON
A. A. U. BARS ATHLETES
Simpson, according to some of the
nlhi ials, doesn't live in the distiirt to
whuh the Illinois A. C. is assigned
Whether he does or does not will be
tluashed out this evening. Thoiiinson.
I on the tiiln r hand is a htudent nt U.ut- I'roni th
mom ii i ouege nine inontns in the year,
but his home is somewhere out on the
i'acilic foast. Whether being n stu
dent nt Dai tmoutli makes him eligible
In represent the Hoston A. A. will be
settled tonight also.
Stais Implicated
outcome of the meeting this
"Pete" Maxfield and Amlof
Ineligible for Junior Championship
At a meeting of the legislrntiou coni
inittie of Ihe A. A. U. Inst night at
the Hotel Adelphia Kric Amlof, a
Swedish athlete, was baried from com
peting today in the junior games. He
vas enteied in the hop. step and jump
New York A. C, but won the
Haskelbnll fans will have the privi-
of knowing who they nre watching
in the cage during the coming season,
especially nt one club, according to nn
announcement by Crank I'oth, manager
of the North Philadelphia Americans,
the new lnial team in the Eastern
League. The pilot of the Hroad street
aggregation will have the pla.vers nuin
beicd nnd programs will inform the
spectators nt a glance just who tiny
are watching in thp cage.
The occasion was the assembling of
a dozen or mote pln.ver.s ni'd as many
fiiends nt n get-together dinner at the
Hotel ANaltou list night. Numerous I
spei'flies vveie made by leaders and
I la.vers in the cage world nnd the spirit
of optimism pievailed throughout.
i no luiirei-s 01 me team were nn
nounceii ns follows: .Manager, l-'innk
I'ojh; assistant manager, James Coffey;
Ruled' '' ',' " -rovviiurst ;
ih-kcl en louum, w ooiomon ; trainer
Jack llngen
A tlnshliglit was taken for the bas
ketball guide and during the evening
vocal and musical selections were ren
dered by well known entertainers.
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Motor-Paced Racing at Season's End
THERE will be no more motorcycle races at the Velodrome this season.
Last night, when a healthy rainstorm butted In, Johnny Chapman, man
ager of the I'oiut Ilreee drome, announced that everything was off for the
season of 1011), and the fans will have to wait until next year to have n look
J at their favorite riders.
! a rfimui -iiuvcu iu,wb "" ii'; " ouv..,ooiu. mil jrar. ne new track,
fcft which was reduced to one-sixth of u mile, gave the spectators more of a chance.
S. to see the riders anil made the events more interesting. Hig crowds journeyed
tosthe park every Thursday nnd Satuiday night and liked it so well that they
3 nlwavs came baik. The snort now is iirmlv established in I'hiln.lt.,1. ;..
-. , , , , , .,,.., Mv,jyu,a HUH
jieit year siiouid ue a oauner one. ah oi ine leauing motor-paced and sprint
! xiders iu the country will appear.
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I fliAUEXl'll C.IIIMAX did the best work on the local track, but
t w teas closelu pressed by tleotge Chapman, Vincent JfaifoniKi and
I' n'ilcv,
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SrpOMMY WALSH, the hustling manager of Joe llurman, tried to put in the
J- llurman-Lynch bout at the Olympin next Monday night, but failed be
i"'cause iAiicb is boxing on Tuesday nnd Friday of next week. How ever ha
4r vloscd with Hnrry Edwards to stage the match on September 20. This
X) should be pne of the best buutnm brawls of the year.
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K, TTKIIJ3 it some scandal from Cincinnati. It isn't Helnie Groh who plays
' XI third butt tot the HeiLs. He is sailing under an assumed name, and some
ot bis cousins iu Cincinnati ore ready to prove it. His real name Is spelled
"UifciHXA ami he it kmi! n ue as jnnru a rrencuman, a ittpie ecu Mar-
out KtflK 'i-v iii fcinT v;( ri t 'ii!i- Iir n bri, "ball rerlortn.
the mound for Morton and Jink Kiatise : oilier
fur Media. I xiM,
Industrials Busy evening will have on important bear
What mnv prove the deciding ion- "' "" tlu' ''B1'1 r,,r l""m j'011""1 ''
'. . . . . . ..vi mm I'.mu.v I jitiifit't tin' nrii.riiiiiiii
i.,.t in t in Vliinii .11 1 nrei s .i iiiriii. v. i " ,T ' " '"""wn.
be pin ed tomorrow afternoon. The big
clashes are Stokes A. Smith at Henieut
Miles and Wheeler at V. (i. I. m n
double bill, "ne of these games wan,
piotested n few vvieks ago after I' (J I
had won. and thev should draw n lug
throng. The gnsmiikers were eliminated
ns a contender last Satuidav, and tin
in turn mil knoik out Wheeler, who
still has a line opportunity to land the
title.
A close race also is being staged in
the Northeast Manufacturers' League
Schvvnr7 Wheel holds the advantage
over Disston and Titler bv a single
game, but ns the first division contend
eis draw easv opponents of the seeonil
biftitiii tomorrow there may be no de
velopments until the finals on Scptembci
20. Tomorrow's layout rends. Arsenal
at Disston, Eitler nt Abrasive, I'lumb
at North Brothers.
If Simpson and Thompson nre ruled
ineligible to compete for their ie
I spective clubs then both will be vveak
1 ened and the smaller clubs will be able
to step in and take the points whiih
would have gone to Illinois and Huston
A Theie also nn sevei.il uthii
athletes In addition to Simpson nnd
Thompson, whose status will be selthd
tonight
Swedish chanipioijship iu that event in
l!li:i.
l'eie Mafield, former Dartmouth and
l.afa.velte weight tin oner, will not be
allowed to represent Meadow brook in
the junior events, us lie won the junior
national indoor sliolput in 101(1. At
that time lie represented Dartmouth.
C. 1". I'aulson, entered in the liur
dlis by the Pittsburgh A. A., is on the
loiks The registiatiou committee was
not sine if it was the same Paulson who
won the middle states collegiate hurdles
in 1017. and if it can prove before this
afternoon that he is the same athlete, he
will be bailed l'ittsbuigh A. A. and
('Imago A C have each entered C. E
lten h a polevaulter. lie can only rep
ri si nt one club
nrrjMNG show
NATIONAL A. A. sat. kvtnino i
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H. 11. Willi llnnnon vn. LouUlann
l'nto Wiilhiif is. Johnny Iluff
Terry Martin vs. Frankie Brown
llfkptH nt DonncIir'N, 33 S. lull Mt.
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SltlNUAY KVBMXO. SEPT. 15
Bob Burman v$. Young Buck Fleming'
Bobby Doyle vs. Little Bear i
Battling Leonard vs. Joe Dorsey
Young McGovern vs. Young Montreal
Billy Bevans vs. Joe Burman
AllnilufHon auc. ! i.uu, hi.dii, ss.ou
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Championships, A. A. U.
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you the enormous retailer's profit as you can
easily prove by comparing our prices with those
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