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fNNSTiEO BANNER FLOATS
" FROMTOP OF WORLD
"After Fifty Years of Defeats
Cincinnati Sees Light of
Victory; Double Tri
umph for Moran
WEAVER MAIN STAR
IJy GKANTIiANI) tUCK
Chliufin. Oct. 1(1.
fTIHE red banner of baseball's molii
Hon flonts lit lnt from thp top of
the world. .
After the fift.v-ycnr thought the
Jlerl? of the new older enrnert it ilouble
triumph yestciday nflernoon b finally
Mopping the Whllo Kok iitsh in one
of the uildc't, weirdest battles that
dosed out a championship
The Iled.s finally triumphed hr the
core of 10 to fi, hut this seme tells no
part of the fierce scenes of the strtic
glc. It tells nothiiiK of the first wild
lied ruh that broke down the White
fox defense and pul the same nun
bexond ecn the last faint dream of the
AVhite Sox fan It tells nothing of Hie
last Chicago lallj. hcie, beaten 1(1 to
1 by brilliant pitching and slashing hit
ting, the Pox rallied In the eighth
with one of the greatest drives of the
series, scoiing four inns and coming
within a half lirenth of adding two
or three more.
Fantastic Fin ore
Jay Gould Beats
London Expert in
Court Tennis Match
,tnv riotild, world's fhampion rourt
tennis plajer, made a hurried trip to
Philadelphia yesterday morning to
plav a practice matc.li with "Punch"
Pairs, the noted London expert.
They met In the courts of the
Kacn.uct Dub,
Mr. Ootild conceded Palis hnlf
fifteen and won in two straight ets
The play at tlmen was dazzling. The
eye could scarcely follow the ball as
it whirred around tltc court.
Mr, Unulrl seemed in exceptional
form and when he defends his title
at the Itacquet Cli(l) against Walter
Klnsella on December 2, -I and (i it
is likely those whose good fo.rtuue it
may be to be present will witness
some exceptional tennis
scooping the hit up from the top of the,
gmss ns he fit upon his netk and rolled '
some ten or tlfteeii feet 'Ibis rare
catdi held Illler In the box It saved
him fioin being drleu fiom the mound
with n nine-run lend to work on mid
onlj two innings to go.
For Kddle Collins followed with an
othei clean hit, but Hniih and hU dale
devil desperate lle had cracked the
backbone of the rain, lie nail iliokeil
off the Inst headloug lush the Sox had
to offer and had niiiii"mI one of tilt.
I gnmest uphill lights on baseball ieoid."
Tuftit -sl lllls
1 The last battle of the oci long ci les
as 'a wild llurrj of hits, runs and
errors. The Iteds lau up sixteen bits1
for n total of twentx one bases the
Sin hammerid llller foi ttcn hits, vidil
Ing seventeen bases A ball game Hint
holds twenty six hits for tlilih eight
'bases, including fifteen tim. ofleis uuite
cliougli nttrnitloii for those Mho es
, teem the ringing blow nnd the incirj
loiup.
Up to the fifth inning Ttiesdnj the
So bad iul in twnnH fnc Innings
I without a iuii. Their onre famed at
tack hnd been crushed Then tlir got
started nnd In their last twent.x Ihree
innings tliej scored fourteen l litis Hut
their ralb'hnd nrmrd too late The
lleils had obtained too gieat a lend and
Olenson hnd no pitching staff left to
help enrrj his squad saleij iiirongn
Take (license of IMdie Collins luj
hi hrt sit enmes he drew bin inn
th'elr defense torn asumic, l'he had V0""- in, "" W '" gn,""" T1',
only a miracle left to "lose the wide". T1n?hl!'f,hh , ! 'I hp ("n' ,""' 1
Ing gap. Hut c(en this far behind , ",1"mI 1,,v rnlh UM ntr'
thej came fast enough and limit enough i Williams Had Nothing
iX.rSU"io,T.; ! The factor that beat the Wlnte
from a Midden exit ns Ihe.sudden ad teirihc .niein o
With heibnld out. Collins rinned off Clande V illiams. '1 he sou 11. paw had
his third hit. a smoking line single ' drnwn a gnoil rest and hat woikrtl In
HOT OFr THE GRIDIRON
A lliht erl prartlrt wftn hMd veMfrdm
h thj Jtrnwn foot bait miunrl tn Diepam
Hon for the I'ulaute rhjt.? tomorrow
Another hun. norkout f tAM on th
Arrm (frliltrnii rsiprrlai l In varnitj nnd
Mrrubtt wrf sent through half nout
scrimmage in pirpaiRllon ror in sra(.tm
Kamt
In thu firt Imiilp of the Mar hetureri
thn Penn mth nnd frrMmian teami iho
formn run mer a I'Jh decision veMrrdn
on I ranklin Klein
Coach Ship If put tin IlaAir CoIIprc
nuarl throtinh v flnHl prrhnmasp tir
1b preparnton to thn Ramp with IVnn
on Franklin PMd Saturla. KitR uu
prompnt ha lipn tnailp in thp triini
IpV thfl hvrrt watt!' vt tlii w ppV. i,
The (ornptl arltv fnolball team brmiKtit
to a rtow ietprt)d Its hnrd trartir ffir
thp ppk anil In a iprtmmaKp In which
the flrpt BtrlnK bitrk bhp hii UHMttirtr m
exhibition of offpnltp powrr
Ilphlmt itnhrH aatP? Ilrowti htM h tn
hour nession of Itrnat prartlti and 'lptti
work tn preparation for HaturHa bhiti
with CoInh Tbp etrHnl pre oti th
flPld in 9UllP nlthoitwh It 1? prttblfiimth a
If pk eral of thrn nrn able in n thU
afternoon fc
'tirlU Mfdriin . of New ork
ejrtRrda lprtpfl captafn of the 1'iin v
'on football tpam MrOrow left oi(pk p,(il
, tn 1017 to enter thp arm. Uimp Iip WnM ,j
h" B jnnlor of infmitr reiurnlnft home here i
'" ' i" lie pi ii a rlKht tackle i
llnrturd'a iHdt s rimman of the wppk
wa a touch and fro affair- Hgainit the fresh
I men who extended the tenulnr Mtid made
Mini tpRMyf ibe nere plHlnR' real foot
ball
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... ,,r . imk Mlltl rn NiruiP I OO I OH 1 1 w HrrioT"
hftti luul ninua-h hard work for the ek
t odrhes MrehHn llorr and Kalett let up
on Uip arlt rurp eterda and did
not Spnd tlitm throuah n crlmmaKe a
orlnlnnll planned
New rk I nlrrrall'a foolbalt team If1
ror t llnton etpida to meet tht
II miMton u t i . p . midu-ni i. un
The CnlninMn fontbnll vniriit had a Innir
workout the innt rrrimuiHpe hefom the
tilnont a-Htiif wtrruii iiftiunnn
l a meellnc nf the fl nt xtriiu football
mn etpdn Ttalph ouna nnn elrrted
rantaln of t hi vrpr- pimii t Haeiford
fhnn'
The rnrnet nuud wa m kUpp n shadow
yrtnunaffP xeHtertiH. n p. in attpntmn helnn
phIiI to the wort, of ipluudh whn was t i
fullback on the nrlt the aieater nart
-Lthrtpr,,c,i,rip 1!1" "in,lne " excTllent
Hnd h! miik p.? nltn )1pated ToJch
Merrrr nl(?p hrprl honor wMh Snxder
nnlhfr ttnril worUouf wgn ntftPrt on the
Nrnn Rrldtrmi xp, rda I hp HritM and
otiiihsi wprp Mnr thrnuvh h half hour a
iitmmnffp m pteparntinn fm thf Srnpue
YANKS' SHARE PROTESTED
Navln Starts Fight Over the Eager
Divvy of the Pot
Chliagn. (lit 1(1 The ('nil Majs
case has bobbed Ur ngaln, this time
casting Its shadow over the division of
the world series inonej Aicoidlng to
the lilies goieining the woild seiies, 10
per cent of the wnild plaiers' pool is
dhlded hetueeii the clubs finishing thiul
111 the pennant laces The shale ij the
third plnie i luh In the Aineiiniii l.eiigui
ince amounts to ia.017, IS. and litlga
tion, growing out of Mns's connection
ullh IIh llllkees. is expeded to furnish
a post simIpx s(rght
The i lose of the Alneiicnn l.engui '
rnce found the nukcps lending the Ie
tioit Tigcis b the innrgln of n half,
game, m nbiuil four peicentnge points
President Prank Navln. of the Detroit
club, h.is protested the pajing of thej
third plnci share to the linker on the
ground Ihiil tin gmiies in whlili Mius
pitched Cr the Siinkecs wete lllegnl
Niniii in hi" piniisi ioiiImiiIs i hi
Mnvs was uiidei suspension In l'resl
dent .Inhnson. nnilhnt the games won
b, him should In tli own nil In tin'
national iniumissimi Sinlin pimrduri .
if allow imI would lesuli in the Tigers I
drawing down the third place.
tint '..... fn i .Vsii. j..?t.i tun nnod irames. It he had bepn able to
and doe. Fackson lesponded to the Hiving purl pirn moderntclv his mute would
chorus bi lnsbing a line double to hnie had a fighting chance. Hut ieler
l. ..,, I., .!,!., ,.,l,l nn.l fnntHslic right, "coring both men Kelsch. one nf I dnv he had nothing nothing a nil 1 lie
rurore. this nmnzing niedlei of hits nnd the gonls of the seiies. popped mil to speed barely got up to the pint e. ami
runs and .TioTs that Hod llller fiualh first Hut C.andil th.n came through when Daubert Oioli. Knii-h and Dun
siinhed his second test nnd finished with a long drive to right center, just , can hnd finished with him there ns
with his second iictory. It was also in hair way between Housli and enle
this tpe of the tempestuous finish thnt Nenle, facing dhe white light of the
the Reds not onlj achieved their de sun, stood vfoi k still, ininh iiltemiiting
1....I l.tmniili lull III llllllltlnll tilled tlC t 1. .. I...II I.... 1. .. t
N'nlinnnl l.eniille llldfl for tllC iirst time ,,,,,,1 l,n ,;tl 0i.,,l il, .1 ,l I IgUT.
...i......... . . . - . . . --. -- inn ii 1111 iiii-iiic ii i iii n iiii. ,1 I'liim nun . , ,,
in fim lilonl. nnd wean icnrs. ,n,i n, r. f,. .. h,... i..,. i.,i ' Tie Iteds undoiiutedli
The Ilcds tiiiimphcd hi the margin sn(1InK .m.iiKnn home' Itlsbcig lifto.i triumph. THe.i plned the best bill nnd
of liio cnines lo I inc. and in the liniil .. a. ... .. ,, ...... i.m..i i.. n.. ' nuiiliii ed the most effective all iiroiinil
.-. .... ,-- - -- -- ..!.. n ii, hi itim", ,iim ni.li, iMiiiicii iii in,- i ". ,. ,, i ., i,
battle thev went bmk. to old tactics. ,, :,,, ri,i i,,i ,rf i:,i,i machine Hv the old onler thei would
nothing left. In this wild and woollj hist
inning the Iteds batted clean through
(he list, even man getting a uhnrk
lit the ball Detorc i.uei iiimiii men in
earned then S:
shed the nt.a.k '1;';--''. IZ g h, n Vc
Mi nf Mows nnd se the stunned box
inc Biiuic .;uP1. Lose, lonllileiii e
III:
sn'
down for the lount befoie
wns ten minutes old. ,
o less than UIS'J.OOO fans paid ill
s57'J."(,On(l to witness the lied .iubilee and
dnwnfnll of the gieat Chicago clan. So
thf Ilcds won out befoie the gicatest nt -tendance
nnd the greatest linnncml hni -est
ever known. They mine bmk jes
VL" "Z 'it 'wo, Men. ngain o,,ened lip a jubilee of cheeniu
"' V .. . i.i., in ii of nvents Thei for he Head of the nulling o
finalk n teV csife7,auVe bi nn coming un Then .nine the .
... r ni.Llniiihi mi Claude W of the hectic nftcrnoon
iZV'h t i: no? to b 'denied . r-eibold crashed into Kller'
nams inni wus mn. nnf( (rm(, it 0 ,,, t0
i ay 1S fjr f!g f S?t
' JM JM Is sLJw
TH.
hnie cleaned up the series four games
to one, nnd uiidei the new oniei tnei
v.on with two games to snare, so in
Tlilc ...iIKi.iI nmntlin Mm f.,n . , n ,,t 1, ililiilll' both ! tllCI flit tllC Ill-t
mill when Ihei (nine to but in the ninth mlibi from under the Sox, wlm lime
Pller hnd lost his earh nir of n inning nothing left except to admit tint the
fonlidenie. He appealed doubled and bMter club got the winning end of the
drpicssed nnd in hi gieat nuxieti to pulse,
get one by, hit Mmphj foi a sfnitei nllsj, Keature
11 it n ins oieaK inc nig iiowii unci . ... e-(u1(i i , u !,
,ni., n,,o.,n,l .... .. b.t,;i..p nf el.ee. it... Something like .?.i(H1(l to eai h Hed
for the head of the hutting older wns nnd it looks a bit like a long, nnul win
Then inme the stai plai (rr nS( beiond the grin linrinn. I he
, tine work of .lake niiuheil. Mums
er s shinei ,. , ,.l(li( IolHl ,,,,,, rln , Kopf
O the light , . i .I,- t),l ..In . in file . Inviiv
Early Stall of lloush In center, lhe sinasii looked K11((tnc wheicni the henvv hitting nf
In his first two defeats Williams had to he n certnm tuple, foe it was stnnk ,' Uon nn, Collins featured the plai
held the Reds to four- hits a battle. - jln frmtio foice and wns tiaieling ()f ,,lp Sor
Vesterdav thej nailed him tor torn for the open eountrv on bejonil Roush
ringing blows 'before the second mini nHl,,i f,- the ball and n. good flic feel other SDorts on Pane 22
had I been ictircd, driving his left-handed nnT (li,rd headlong ns it passed otmr spons rage
slants from right to left in a i.""''''
!., nf on b ows before Kid jicii
Before hVhcould1nTnnot'he. mat- N.V.M..WVsVK
to his rescue the Reds had peeled awa u A r-
WilUnms' liule in inni nri - s
charge. Four hits were in, three inns
were 01 er nnd Duncan wns on second
befoie Bill .Innies hnnll.i inme to the
battered left-handei's lelief. Daubert
and tiroli had both ciacked singleR.
Uousli and iniucnn i urn !.. . '"","
long douliles before the hook took WW
liams to the tooling showeis, the hr-l i
pitcher on record to suffer three defeats
in a iioild's seiies fmv.
The left hnnder, who had ivo.i twen
1v three victoiies in the American
''.eague, hnd failed to achieve a single
icton from his three not Id's seues at
tempts. When Raiiden singled off
.lames, scoring Duncan with the fourth '
inn of the lound, the series wns ove-,
for the Red" kept on rapping awaj at
.lames for two additional tallies until
Wilkinson relieved him in the sixth. I
Srlialk's Throw Costly
Here came a bad misplnv by Rai
Schalk, who had been one of the main i
heroes put on thelinal clamp. With I
I'ller and Rath on first and second in I
this inning, Dnuheit, attempting to'
sacrifice, dropped an easy bounder in i
front of the plnte.
Schalk, with n world of time ahead
threw low in fiont of Weaver and. in i
place of completing a double plnj, lelt
the bases full with no one out. (linh
then fanned with what should hai
been the thiid'out, but Roush and
Duncan came through with solid
smashes and three more Red i untie 'xi
ill if ted across. I
All this time Hod I'ller had heen
breeding along at a tidy pace. After j
l.eibnld had singled and Collins had I
doubled in the first inning, the shine ,
ball star had tightened up. fanning
1!irt !, otirT Velcfl. mill hnlfUnt? -foe
Jackson to an infield pop. He had
drifted along without trouble until the
third, when .lackson. who led both
teams at bat, lifted a high soaiing drive
far into the right-field seats for the onli
liom run of the entire seiies. It was
a mighty wallop, and the big eioiul
began to take on hope again, but after
this brief slip Eller nud his" shine ball
had once more settled down to the big
job,
One Rally left
In the next four innings he allowed
but one hit. and when he came to the
''last of the eighth, lending by the scoie of
10 to 1. he fooked to be in for another
easy triumph, but the battlinfl Sox
had one more rally left. Thev had seen
their, pitching staff cut to pieces and
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big advance in cost of woolens ad production. It
would be a simple matter to hold them until the
season was .in full swing and sell them with ease
at $35 each. But we have built up our mammoth busi
ness by sriving our customers every advantage of our
ability to save them money through our hutre Durchasini?
power. And that, in brief, is the reason why we offer
this choice collection of Overcoats at this time for only
$26.50. Take our advice BUY NOW.
Single and Double-Breasted Form-Fitting Coats,
Box Overcoats, Raglans and Chesterfields, Double
Breasted Ulsters, Town Coats, Plain and Belted Back,
Single and Double-Breasted Ulsterettes and the latest
belted-all-around Models. Silk, Satin and Venetian
trimmed; both full, quarter or skeleton lined. All
sizes.
None Sent C. O. D. None Returnable.
None Sent on Approval.
We Will Gladly Store Coats Free of Charge
for 30 Days
15th and
Chestnut
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