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EVEm?G ,J?TIBLTO LEDGER-PHfi:AP3XiBai A, FRIDAT SEPTEMBER ffi.
TJF.T
1019
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
YANKS
SLAM
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PAT
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.Former Red Sox Star Stingy J." iZi
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With Hits, While Roberts
Is Socked Hard
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ERRORS HELP HIGHLANDERS
Polo (il-otintts. New Vol it, Sept. "(!.
Carl Mini. I!h Amnticnii Lncnc's
(rrcftiost biinc nf runti'iitiou. :i pirKdl
to pltdi tlm Inst liiitno gamn of tin
Mason for the niik njrninM I h low I'
Athletic ll'N nftornonn In fore a irnwil
of 3000.
Mack sent n l.jil liittciv in. Itobi-itl
and Ktylrs nsarant HnifKins' int-n wlw
arc fifslilinjr in thp Inst htili tti Imlil 1
third pla r asaitist Detroit
I'lrM Innlii!;
Mays thr-w nut Wince at first r.rif
fin popppil ro l'ipii V -h nut. i:.iki-i M
Pipp nwis iln hits tl(l Pirnr
Vick il. ill. I,, I t . ft riMili-r IVi-!
rolled t (, ,;',,., ln tiu-o tn
Enolrtt i mw, 1, K tmns t
third P.,.k 1 1,11 min,, lightning il.uiMi
play. Ik.- t,, t, ,,n , (intliii.
No runs ,,,. , lM ,,,,,
'iirnnil Inniiiu. '
Hum- iii.'Im1 tn lift iiiiuiu sa
rifircrl. II.. I ,, Ii,,,, ,W th-.
Dyke out nt lirst l'.uiiis tiKnn tlnul
Pratt tnssMl mil i:no(t. ntiis n-i-hit
no pi 1 'is
I'ipp K" an pifiel.,' hit IVitt im
Mfp on (, allow m s , 1 cr I,ui -.in;
fleet, (iriiSn tn )Kp, i'.w.Vi- iiiim.i
to (nllo, ,n Kui. siheIimI tn . titer,
sconui; I'i n mil l'ratt liiirns rrrnl
n Rood rntih of Mns' tj '',i , 11i
two hit-, on cnor.
Thin' Inniii'.'
Ktjles out as 1,, I',,,,, Ki.bniN
fanned Win so -kieil to IVn.iu ,,
runs no hit . no prrots,
Gallrnvnj t issp,1 Vd'k out at (irt.
Ewoldt pot I'prk's liniM-. K.ikpi- giound
e.I to Griffin. No runs, no hits, n ,.r.
rors.
fnii'tli InniiiK
Pratt tosi.,1 (intlii, out at lirst
"Welsh fanimil I'liins tuplnl 10 thp
centerfiphl fi-nop CalUi-u unsi.illpd
out on tnkp- No inns. ,,111 hit. no
errors
Tipp rat ' lilin tn Kohi.t. TlBit
Cot a hi' I., s inn !,,. 1, s,i,s, ,1 t,,
left, spnilini; I'ntt to fid Tmstir
filed to Wiiibo, ami I'mtt s, on , ,,n
Wingo x wilil tlnou to tho plat 1
Lewis coins to third ICirl .iM,i.l
Mays out Uiki-s tn 'Hiflin Dm. ln
fwo liils utii' prior.
Fifth Iniiiii;
DjiiPi fnnnpd. Pratt
Ewoldt Stjlt-s fanned.
.ntts, no errors
fiallowaj tlirp Vick out at tirt.
Peck walked linker pot nn.iiitieid hit.
Pipp was s.afp on Iijkes's prior, idling
the bases. IYi U spukiI on Pratt's sao
rifice fly to Dikes in usht. Louis
doubled to left-center, xmi'ing linker
and Pipp, Lewis was nut sttetrhinc to
third, Wingo to Cnllow.u to I:ho1iH.
Three runs, two hits, 0111 en or.
SKtli Iuniiis
Zinn batted for Uobeits ami was
thrown out nt tirst b- l'rntt H'mm
got an infield hit (iriffi:! Hied to Vn I
Mi:iti('. i.r.Mifi:
Won It !.'.
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st. ),ls . on 71 .IHJ
Unslilnclnn ".1 HI .3x
Athtlr . 31! 100 .30,-V
Not srhpiliitp,!.
VKSTKIIDAY's I5KSI I.TS
n Tin i, i.r.MM i??
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Ni-m lork. 12, llustnii, 2.
Ilo ton, Hi ii lork, I (vmml cuine),
AMi'.itirN i.rxtit r,
m ork. Ii Ulilcllis. n.
Di-lri.lt Hi ( level i ml. ...
M, l.ouN.
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No lutiH,
Wi Mi out. M.is to Pipp
mn hit no errors.
l'.oone now piti-hins for Atliletie
Pensirr IIimI to Himis. Itui-l ,alkiil
Mnj sinsbil off Uallownj's nnkle. Kuel
lioldiiiR s. i-otiil I'.oth iuniier iidvain piI
on n wild pidli ii k sihrIpcI to left,
si-oiinc IJml .'iiid Mini s 1 i i-k stiuck
Ollt. il k stlllP si', onil 1 h ki-s tospil out
linker Two i mis, t(, hits, no priori.
.seventh Iiiitins
HolTiu.-iii now int'liiiip for Ni-w
ork. Ii'lioul ilinins HRlit I'm-IiI anil
(Ilenh plniiiis li-il lii'lil. I'm ii" i-tiuik
nut ttiillnw.n went out. Mns to
Prntt to i'ipp linker tlitiu out
Ihk-s N., inns. in. hits, no i-tois
Pll.p out It-lfflll t" P.nnlll' who I n -
i-ii-il hist I 'nil I out. li.illowiM to
1 1 1 1 Iti n
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Cleu-h
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I .allow .i
No
Kichlli luiiiii;
l1n i.ii: iliiul fir
Nnw oik.
r.wolnl MjIps sin-
lioiine t inui-il. Piatt
No inn-, one hit . no
Waul
V. ard tos. ..ii nut
rjpd oi i-r pi-oiul
tosspil i ut ingo.
i-rrors.
I' wstir sinehd to h-ft. Iloffimn
strink nut. Mins hp.it out a bunt.
O'lioul foned M-is. I)l..-s to liallo
wnj Perk out. Ihkis to CiilEn. No
iun, two hits, no en ois.
Tigers nd Season With Victory
State Champion and Ouimot's
Conqueror Clash in Geist
Cup Second Round
NORMAN MAXWELL WINS
I Itj SANDY MrNini.lCK.
I riiesliuil Hill. Ph.. Kept 'M Pat
(irnnt and Wood Piatt teed off this
afternoon ill Hip iprond round nf (lie
Rolf rnllj here for tlie prpat f?eit eup.
I midst a R'lwpiiiR Riilleri. Pal is state
pliainpion Wondj ovprthrpw Ouiinet In
the national and "Put to tlie seini-lnials
That's thp flnini of the two loinls to
I the notire of the two tee toddlei (Jrnnt
won in the inorninR dew from N. f
i Iliiber. .Merion. tune ." and .'1. Plntt
1 plareil the brown iloi li on C. II. Wheel
er, White .Mnisli, i.itlipr stieiiunuslj ,
7 and i.
Norinnn Mawell. whose name i
twin- writ on the rotund horizon nf
thp man's size inouuiupiital tmpln.
phn s Siii-iu i- .lones Mnxwpll bent W
'.I Al I)M-r. '2 and I. Joni-s tool; the
ptprnn 1'ililii- S.itterthwaite oer the
hurdles, t and ". when lie shot n '"'
mil "Too fast foi papa," said I'dilie
If Mnxwell win's he plins eitlmr Phut
or (Jrnnt toinonow ip tlie semis. "1
don't i-an- now wlii'h wins." said Ma
p1I none too i Imerfiillj. "No i-hniee
, there."
Piatt uiotp the best tieket roIiij out '
tins niorninc wlun be first broke into
the fiist siteen in a play off anil still
in the same humor jofiill tmnslieili
the little pill all thp wnv mil like a,
poloist in a i 'pur field for :i '!s. 'Mil
ls Roiiis- snine on the Ioiir inllpy eourse.
R. W. Maxwell Will Write Big Series
Games for Evening Public Ledger
The hlRRest nthletip event sinee 101(5 will lie the vorltl series hndcbnll
Rames between the Oinelniint! Iteds and Clilengn While Sox, winners of the
National nnd American lenRue iieunatits. This lias heen a great baseball year
mid the season's tllmaT will he witnessed by more fani
than iitij oflier elassie in tlie Riime s history.
PliUadelphl.ans are Iieeullnrly interested In the scrlen
heennse I'at Moran led the Phillies to their one nnd only
National I.eaRiie line In 1 1 ) 1 . and Kid Oieason, the
White Sox pilot, is a oitis-en nf the Quaker City.
In order to Rive the traders of the I'vkxixo Prm.tr
IjHmim nil of the Inside Rosslp and new'H of the seiles
KOItliltT Y. MAXVKM.
Sports editor of the KvhXtNO Ptlil.tr IiFIini.n. will he In
(inelnn.'iti next Jlomhi), two da,s before the umpire calls
"nla ball." Mr. Maxwell Is known throughout base-
halldom ns one of the greatest erltlcs of tlie diamond, and
lis coupled with his nhilltj to present any atliletie sltua
non In n brcczj, snnppj stjle insurps our rpaders tlie
most rendnblp nnd most necurnte deserlptlon of every
thiiiR that Is'wnrth while nbout. the i-eries.
In Tucsdni'x issue Mr. Maxwell will Rive an Inti
mate sketch of the Cincinnati learn, nnd In Wednesday's issue he will have
sometiiliiR intercsHtiR tn snv of the White Sox. On the days tin Rnmes arc
plajed Mr. Maxwell will hnve n comnJete piny -b. -play description of the
contest ill the late editions of the
fucntng public Slcfigcr
and each day thereafter will comment upon the tilt of the previous day
In order to inuio vourFelf a lomplete nnount of the series vordcr the
Evrxixo Pi hi ir M-nor.n from your news dealer today.
CLUB
TITLE WON
BY KHARVEY
Former State Champion Lifts
Cricket Club Honors for
Fifth Time
The winners aro sitters. Sirs'. Walle
was Miss Dorothy DIsston and 3Irs.
Grant was Miss Louise DIsston. Mrs.
Grant Is the wife ot Pat Grant, who
recentiy won the state Rolf title,
Tho girls' club doubles title was won
by Miss Anna Bella Wood and Miss
YlrRlnin Carpenter by default. They
reached the final round by n win over
Ml,ss Nnncy Knowlcs nnd Miss Emma
Norris.
Summary :
i i i i
CMB TITI.B TUNNIS
BINat.ES
. . Jlnl rtound
ton. dinrt lUrvcy dttetf4 Ml B4ll
Wood, 0-0. C-l.
' - DOUm.E9
trt. Itlrhard Naili- and Mr. Pat Ortnl
letented nts rttzr Fermeon and Mlti M,
DIxoA. 0-7 JI-4.
otnt.s1 DOtmt.r-s
Semi-final nound
Mins Anna Helta Wood and Miss Vlrtlnla
rarpenter defeated Mlas Nancy Knowles and
Mlas Anna Norrla. fl-1. 0-1,
Final Round
Mls Anna Bella Wood and SCIs Vlntnta
Carpenter won from Mia Caroline. llemacK
and Mies KlIjAbrth Frailer by4lfaujt.
DEFEATS MISS WOOD, 6-0, 6-1
11 W MAXKl.l
For the fifth time Mrs. Gilbert Hor
vey, former Pennsylvania State tennis
champion, won the tennis title of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club on the St.
Martins courts this afternoon when she
defeated Miss Anna Bella "Wood In
straight sets. The score was 0-0, fl-1.
Mrs. Harvey encountered little
trouble. Miss Wood seemed nervous
nnd Tailed to show the form that carried
her Into the final round.
The club doubles title was captured
by Mrs. Richard NaWe and Sirs. Pat
Grant. They defeated Miss Peggy
Ferguson and Miss M. Dixon In two
hard fought sets by 0-7, G-4.
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FOOTBALL
U. P. vs. Bucknell University
FRANKLIN FIELD
Saturday, Sept. 27th, 3 P. JI
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same as on other
Highly efficient CQ
plugs,
and will last long.
This fine spotlight is the latest
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black. With five feet cable,
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Price $5.50
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Cementless Patches.. $ .18
Rubber Mats for Ford 1.10
Ford Front Spring. . . 2.75
Seat Covers for Ford Touring
"Testrite" Acid Hydrometer, GGC
Blow-Out Patches for 3 & 3'2"
35c up
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$2.95
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screw
driver and
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tempered; very
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