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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, , 1921
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STATISTICS POINT TO
VICTORY FOR YANKEES,
SAYS FIGGER FILBERT
Records of Previous World's Series, McGraw's Failures
in Titular Contests, American League Edge and
Luck Seem te Faver Iluggins
R ROHKHT Y. MAXWELL
hperM K!ller Kienln. I'nhllr t.rdtfer
GATHER nreund the table, have lietli earn and cjts cleaned out nnd open
wide. Old Man KlpRcr nibert just !tumblfI in nnd flipped us thu
grand dope nnd we are new nble te pass along the tip en the hlg scries.
Get in en it.
The YunUs tire Relng te win tlie htrici!
The elusive ticger- lmve been rhu-nl thltlier and yen nnd back ngnin
before this startling ronelusl.in wn rene-hed. and also tin; percentage book
was the subject "f considerable piiiii-i.iiu-iit during tin- eross-ceuntry clui.se.
But ut last the dope has been cernued. lit mid dried nnd ready for digun digun
tien. We trust ptomaine poisoning will ii"t le-mlt
Mr. Flgger 1'ilbert, alias Urtue Lntng-iu d'd;e, l the office be jm
terdny, nnd before any one knew It vn resting nn elbow en the rolltep.
This was surprising, because 'most ever body think- e.ir rolltep was made
te sit en. Ills Introductory rnn.irk was bnseballie, a" ii-nnl.
"Who's going te win the vriesV" he asked. Heing one of these guys
ivhe nsk and answer their own (uestiens. lie gave the decision before we had
a chance te say we didn't knew.
"The Yanlii are going te win the series."
This was startling information from the iigcer filbert, se he was urged
te continue, but he needed n urging.
"The statistics prove beyond doubt that the Yankees will be crowned
World's Champions The series will lnt seven dii. wlinlt meaiiH that the
Giants will cop enh two contests. Mdiraw's club wll' win the first game
and will repeat en Friduj . but the Y.uik.s will get into the winning en Thurs
day and after lndn will land four in a row."
Ernie shifted hit position and placed two elbows en the rolltep. We
don't mind nnj thing like that of umrv, but objection nlwes is made te
ny one sitting en the desk. Resting cemfurtabl , he get his second wind
nd went at it ngnin.
"It's easy te dope the thing out once the statistics am at hand. I
have gene ever the entire spavin and have discovered that the Giants luue
wen mere games en Wednesday than the Yankees. Therefore McGrnw is
going te take the lir't game. However, Iluggins nns been mere successful
en Thursday than the National Leaguers, se the Yankees are going te win
their first game en that dnv. The Mime statistics point te a tJliuit triumph
en Friday nnd te an American League win en Saturday, Sunday, Monday
nd Tuesday. That's hew 1 reached the conclusion I did.
tCTUE Yanks arc going te irin the scries."
Friday Big Day cr Giants
OTUIE (Jiants will have their bigget day en Friday, and It should be a
JL epsided victory. Fridays have been very lucky for the Nnttnnnl
caguers. as they have wen thirteen games and have lest only four en fish
day. This gives Robinson Ci usee's man an average of .70.1. Wednesday is
jtwe dajs before Friday, but it fellows Friday in favoring the (iinnts.
"McGraw's athletes have weu seventeen games en Wednesday nnd lest
'only six. This gives Wednesday n percentage of .73!l. Then it was en
Wednesday, August 24. that the (Jiimts net themselves in the r.ue by twice
inking the Pirates. On the previous Wednesday the Reds had been de
feated. Since August 1" the National I.e.igue chniii'iiens wen every Wednes
day game and twice celebrated the day by sweeping both cuds of double deuble double
djeadcrs into their win column. Se you see what a chance the Yankees have
of winning the opening game for the title.
"The most successful dny for the American League tltlehelders is Ssitur
'day. Nineteen games were wen en the week-end bv Iluggins and seven lest,
for nn average of .7,'U. This proves that the Giants haven't n chance In the
fourth game of the series. Thursday also was a favorite with Uabe Ruth
and his playmates. Fifteen contests were captured and seven dropped.
"Wednesday has been mere than half geed te the Yankees, but yet net
erted enough te show in their favor as compared te the way it has treated the
.Giants. The Iluggins sluggers have net let n game en Wednesday since
August 10, and this shows one mere victory than the Meiir.ivv- in the same
tr"tcli. but en the season the National Leaguers have been mere successful en
Wednesday than their World's Series llvnN.
.. "Tuesday has been the hoodoo game for both lul-. hut that dav hm
produced an even .,"00 peicentege for the Yanks and eii'y . )-" for the Giants.
TIGERS DRILL FOR
TEDIOUS PASTIMES WAITING FOR FRIEND H USBAND
BABE RUTH BIG NOISE '
IN BASEBALL CLASSIC
Storm Center en the Program, Question Among Thou
sands of Fans Is. Will the Bambino Come Through
or Will He Fall Down?
BETTER CONDITION
Perfection of Plays Secondary
te Werk for Better Wind
Among Princeton Athletes
PLAY COLGATE SATURDAY
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IS COM1N6 i LATC? GtCSS I'LL CCT
Bt heie are the liggers. Loek 'em ever yeirself "
OIAXTS YANKS
Day W. I.. IV, I.ty W. .. IV.
Friday IS .70.1 Saturday tn 7 .7:il
Vcdnesdaj 17 ll .73! Thursday 1.1 7 .8:i
Saturday ih 10 .fl-i:? Monday i 7 .ii7
Sunday II K .3ii Wednesday 1.1 8 .tir.2
Thursday 11 l .".() Sunday 1.1 H .tl"i!
Monday 12 10 ..11.1 Prldny 10 8 ..1.10
Tuesday 0 11! .-IKI Tuesday 10 10 ..100
fCVIIERE you haic everythmq in thr dnpr nn the iray thr chili have
played en various d7jt, nvd nnu ynu knaic irhy I reached the
deciiien I did.
"The Yank are going te win the scries."
American League Leads in Titles
h"UIE figger filbert shifted again, pulled our the tvpevvriter stand of the desk
JL and sat down. He took u deep breath and was off again before vve could
raise nn objection.
"That's net all," he said for a start "If ynu leek ever the winners
fit previous World's Series you vvill disc.ver 'iut the American I.engup has
'en the title eleven tunes in the veventee-i inter'.e.igne contests Yei den"'
hnve te be a tigger (pirt te sec ttmt the ic" ut r-mt. vvhuh i- another n
of unying tlie National I.eagu. has be. n iic'i.' only si tune-. This a -e
'points te a Yankee triumph.
"The American League h.is wen in . " itcv. veni's i it. ,s and .iicludmg
3015 with the one exception of lOIil. un'l ye'i vn'l recall the vpry peculiar odor
surrounding that series. 'Ih- I'.osten linn, took in- world's title In 1011,
and nlse there were s,,n,.- r-nstv rumors following the dewnfull of the Athletic. h
jthnt season, but v . i, t ent. r into a discussion of that
"I'rier te 1!'l i there were four victories for Han Jehnsen In straight
years. The I'n ites wen in 'M', unci this fiubd a three-year reign of the
elder circuit. The lied Sex wen the tirsi -it c - in UmIe. There were no con
tests the following venr. but in lii0.1 Muttv tnminecl the A's for the Hiantx
.'nnd the National League. The net smi-t tlie Whi'e Sex heat the I'uhs m
the first lntracity baseball war. In (ulditien, the Uiants Inve tinlhed second
In Ave out of six series attempts.
"Te Mini It nil up, the dope is this: The d.iv of the week, the re-ults
4)f all previous series, the outcome of tin only mineltv contest- f,,r the 1 ';
'title nnd Meliravv's record all favor tl-e American Leaguer- '(here's notli netli
'ing te It.
"The Yanks are going te win the series! "
PENN FRESH ELEVEN
SURPRISES VARSITY
i ween -tatiens. urn tncre were tee many rt-QMXG en the varsity any old time,
stations. Then, tee, the hacks became r , ... .. " ., .,. -r.-i.
fagged. Leurie. after his long run. was ,.J, ,vc " '"'' for 1 1 cm, sa d Jack
almost done. And all of them had te1 KRh.cench of thel nlvrwlty of 1 enn
pause new and then te catd, their . K"!" mnii foetba 1 tea yej-
c i.'riiu. iiii.'i iiu.il. wll. 'll iiiu cci .ii.t, ,,i-
breath. Whether they are slew round
tng into shape or net Is hard te tell.
ni
drill
i.,rvt;...,11v fhev seemed well hut tlwre xneir upper cuss nreinrui i
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Ily ,n('K STKI'IIING
I'.irmrr I'rlnrrtnn Oil uirrh-irk
The Princeton athletes this week are
putting In one of th hardest of the
se.ivin. The game mi S'ltui 1-. I- vlth
Colgate., lmt this Is net ihe reason why
the Tigers are being siibju-tcil te Mich
n sivere drilling. The .nv game
which is sure te be one of the toughest
mi the Mi-iiHiile, Is sTtesl f. i- H, tedier 1.1
Hill liepcr. the Tiger head coach, wns
let at nil satisfied with the cotd.tlen of
els players u.s .shown in the Svvnrthmerc
inie. And it is condition he 1- seek
ing neivr.
"Princeton's greatest fnult In the
opening game." said Ueper. "was lack
of wind. 1 wns astonished bv the way
the men's tongues hung out at the end
of the tirsf five minutes, it was net nn
excoetlonally vvnrm day and there wns
no ecu-i for the lack of wind. It
won't happen again "
Wind Is Ncccsssnry
A learn that has te .slew up te catch
lis htcnth every tline or four minutes
s going te fall behind at each pau-e.
Goeil wind is n result of geed condition,
combined with strengthening of the wind
muscles. Te strengthen you nuM ex
ercise. Leng, easy ecrclses will net
de it. but short, sharp sprints, combined
.vith dodging, starting and stepping sud
denly, will give u man n vast amount
men' wind.
With the showing of the individual
men Hnper was for the most part sntH-'
h:;;,sTetftUheJ"c1!.iawifuL,1Tt:c Keogh's 1921 Team Gives Its Upper Class Rivals
niVrininVmust driii. Aa "niy Keen Battle in Ten-Minute Scrimmage Drill.
Keel; and the backfield pl.ivcd geed Tinhh Sini)e Tlrillinntlv nt Vntl
average first-game football, but the line tiOUO SHOWS Urillianily at L,U(l
was a local. It sermed te run well be-
did the varsity runner get beyond the
socendnry line of defense. He usually
found thnt his interference had failed
him and thnt he was up against an al
most Impregnable force of blue jcrsers.
between tlie first -year men and K()J)b ft Rjre j
rnf tniii- mnrh nnw. tee i Chuck Robb. the stnr rnrt of the
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Imsv " nntlniii..l .Tnrk. when n his scett iligli hclioel team of U olcUe. O..
I usual short crispv manner, "but this is coached by Put Dwyer. old Penn star.
I getnir te be some" clul) here. was the luminary yesterday. Out nt the
i "Nie-e work, fellows; heat it te the start for two minutes because of a
showers nnd stay there. Yeu deserve ' twisted leg he cot into the Fcrimmage
it this afternoon. Keep up the geed and broke up play nfter play directed
work and don't forget that you aren't at his wing with the result that Miller
members of the freshmnn team .vet,"' was forced te try the left side of the
chirped Kcegh te the smiling lirst-ycari freshman line. On two occasions Uebb
men. i hided the varsity players, bent en
The freshmen hnve been practicing spilling him and caught the runner be-
for a week with tierce scrimmage urius fore be bad taken three steps,
that have electrified the small crowd , j, Devvhurst en another occasion
that manages te get past the reja , , t , t t j w, u , M
kleagle at the gate nnd hey were ready , I i
yesterday for the vursi .v. VI he Heis f fcta
rttalt!" Nt w inch did MnKdenk .novo se
"' , u". .,,i lined his charces un iuiekly did Hebh drop him te earth.
rerb,en m"ntehhr frihmcnU,I."nl " effei.se the play of Itebb was
fl,i !,l..rs l.ntfled te n fare-thee-well equally as geed.
Keek was the only regular te finish the ,,;.i, ,h veterans havlne n slicht edg" The two Devvhurst brothers, Frank
game, but he could f piny u double- or ti10 proceedings. Neither team at left guard, nnd Jimmy ut fullback,
header unci feel b'tter'fer It. The le-t kr()rc,, jmt the action that was crowd- showed that Ilolyeke, Mass, produces
of the team was out of Hie-game hy the (1(j jnt(, t1(1 (,a minutes was sufficient ether geed football players besides
beginning of the feuith period, and .,,r an ordinary game. ' Coach Kcegh. The lineman was in un
the i.iajenty by the uudelle of the third. ' eldtimers like Hud Hepper, Hcrt der his man almost every time while
Seme- of the playeis wre forced te jj,.), mu Hollenback nnd ethers the defensive work of his brother in
retue. And with her laiV of reserve , huckled inwatdly and outwardly at tue hacklield was little short of veteran
Princeton cannot afford te have this the great fight of the firbt-ycar men. varsity play. In addition, tlie backfield
happen. Louiie. (iurntv, Snlvcly. L. Kvery one, with the exception of n few player can beet the pigskin with the
Stin-en and a couple of ethers, while j en tlc j,new, expected the varsity best of them,
they inirfit have finished, were in bad ,., ,.i ,,., the. field with the first- 'in, .,i,i f fh flret.venr team
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siiape. ..lore I e'Msiiiiii-i- oej-l ue i.iu- venr II
v.'ep.d. And the only way this can be1 nrised by the brilliant hard
accomplished is te make the body resist 0f Keegii's youngsters.
e often that it gradually becomes Im- i
inline Varsity Gains at Start
Once he gets his men in shape Heper The varsity was given the ball at v..r-,itv HUbstltute center, out In Salt
iPiievcs in light worn. Jiut they must the start and inside et live minutes nan T nt, .:,.. TT,ni, ..invert a revine cen
he in -hape. It s- going te be ham- gained twenty ynrds. Then the fresh- ' tpr (n faB defense that rendered his
mer and smash nnd drill mid drill nnd man found themselves. Repented n(J of thp jinc n 8t0newall.
ihf weak won't be these en the team. , charges at the line gained the varsity
Football has (hanged the old order of hit little nnd Pes Miller essayed a for- Krtressvaag's IlreUier Shines
lcef ,ciii brawn, but it has net hanged ward pnsi thnt Jimmy Devvhurst grab- t M,.f;rnw, the former llnffale High
tn.- old order of lirst-class condition, bed out of the ozone and raced some Scheel qunrterback, called the signals
The. iidvaut.ige of weight and power n.1 yard.s before Miller downed him. ' jer tm, first-year men. Illp Krtrcss
h is hei-n siipphmred by the advantage Then the freshman started with thi-ixllHg, bretlwr of Carl, the varsity
of sp.eei and stamina. The team that pigskin te lese it when Jim Dew hurst ,,,, played brilliantly ut right tackle.
i ,.n i.ievi faster longer than the ether punted. I lie is bigger and heavier thnn his
team will own tlie plgsklu at the end of Pus Miller at ipiarterbnclt started an arblty brother nnd is built along tlie
the game. That is the couches' aim eth.i- elrive nt the fresh line, but wit i- mm? lines as his brother of the 1010
this week better i onditien and u out avail, and when one eif thf vnr-it." i;,,,,.
-moether t.-am. Werk is the enlv nnth lacks fumbled Day s pass, four scrubs, ., . , n(, iVin ritten.
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were en the ball witn jnhe ivauuninn. v y k H, h s100i all-around
the former Centra High Hrlioe! plaver, ; , ,t ,, ,, shewcd
and all .scholastic tackle In P hlliu elph la b ' t, the defense. Westgute at
Inst year, nestling the pigskin close te '"""J
his shoulder. I ' -
While tlie first-year team were in the '
niid-t of nn advance that was short but i
fed I of fight the scrimmage was halte 1
with the freshman holding the moral
vieteerv nt least.
In the ten minutes of play Kcegh
iwdtlid te the varsity, scrub players
and coaches that lie had the makings of
a brilliant teiim. In team work as well '
as iii individual nrewe.ss the entile
eleven fairlv scintillated. Frem end te
Seme Hitting Marks for
Yanks-Giants te Sheet At
were n ler of casualties. A mnn Is hurt
n.uch mere e'wily when he is net in hrst-cla-s
condition.
Kt ene 1 nzpntrick, the Corning
trainer, has a peculiarly dithcult leli
this year. The "men must he brought
vutuallv te t.jp fm in for the Navy kiiih
unci l.e'el there for the Yale same four
weeks later. The only let-down be.
tween the 'avy and Yale is Virginia,
anil they cannot afford te let down tee
far then or they will never get back te
top form for Johnnie Harvard n week
later.
Will Siive Regulars
The first -st ring men will probably
be .s.wed as much us possible, nnd en
the afternoons- of the game will be
yanked as seen ns feasible for the
santv of ihe game. Lust Saturday
venr men. but thev were agreeably sur- ,.nH ,, ! foetinn with these al-
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piiijing 'ready mentioned, altheugli tneir weru
1 did net stund out se prominently. Pap
worth, the center who plased en the
it. , .,, ..Ibttmu team with Dern, the injured
Nineteen cxtrn base hits were
made by players of both teams In
the World's Scries last year between
tlie Cleveland Americans nnd the
llroeklyn Nationals.
Cleveland players collected thir
teen of the number. Of these nine
were twe-baggers, two thrcc-buggcrs
and two home runs.
Five two-ply vvnlleps and one
three-base hit were made by Brook
lyn. The CIcvclands made In all fifty
three hits, for n total of seventy
two bases, while llroeklyn had forty-four
hits, for a total of fifty-one
bases.
Brooklyn nnd Cleveland pitchers
tied with the number of strikeouts
-twenty-one but the Indian hurl
ers were tighter en the issuance of
free passes. Twenty-one Cleveland
bntters walked in the scries nnd ten
Brooklyn,
The Cleveland team batted .214
for the Bcries and Brooklyn .203.
By GKANTLAND RICE
Bambino and lhe Series
Outlined apaivst the autumn sky,
The vision sheir.i ii.t mlnhty mace;
.1 far glean In his butting eye
That ficerx Intently into sfiucc.
He hears the tumult ami acclaim.
The rearing thunder of the mnb.
That turns te him throughout inch aamc
Thr ul.ilc he saunters te the job.
The teit it here the welkins ring
Hut icill the echoes answer "111X0?"
hard te pull In the slackness, he B,.
full lm!.. r. .. l.n.l .nn!r
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Twe years age McGrnw figured nn it,.
way north that it smart lrft-bnndcr
mid annoy the Babe intensely. Thjt
wns nfter Ferdle Sehupp had baffled him
with n wide-breaking curve,
McGrnw evidently believes that Art
Nehf will nt least keep Huth from
splitting open the occasion but jnu
what Teney, Barnes nnd Douglas cj
de about It remains te be seen.
.i, e .,.,- untj juim
te this goal, nnd work will be the key
word. The wiuad realize their dlserep-
i.ee-us anil an are eager te Ui'lp.
Beets and Saddle
left end nnd King nt left halfback, both
of whom played well, came from Kala
mazoo, the town that save Bud Hepper
te Penn.
Wcstgate Is one of the best catchers
ever developed at Knlamazoe State
Nermal, Buck Freeman, the youthful
left-hander of the Athletics, was
caught by Wcstgate during Ids entire
pitching career at tlie Nermal Scheel
Jiinulseii and Freelander, tlie first at
left tackle, nnd the latter nt right half
back, proved towers of strength, both
defensively nnd offensively .
The freshmen open their season en
Saturday with the West Chester State
Nerinnl Scheel. The game will start at
1 o'clock nnd will be finished before
the vnrsity contest with Gettysburg.
Previous te the vnrsity-freahmnn
battle, the varsity held n short scrim
mage with the scrubs, which resulted
In ene touchdown victory for Pes Millur
nnd his mates. Wray was excused from
scrimmage yesterday along with White
hill nnd Thurman, The vnrsity backfield
lined up with Miller at quarter. Witt
mer nnd Lnngden nt the halves and
Vecclin nt fullback. Pruncrct. the
French lad, was at one of the wings and '
'istlnguiHlicil himsc
nt the ether wing pest with lienttmer
nnd Lewis nt tackles ami Sutherland
nnd Cochrane at guards anil Day ut
center.
Andy Chaney Defeats Kid Williams
ltestnn, Ot 5 And i hnnev v
BwantiM th" ilerlKlen e.t Klrt William c
a trn-reunel bout here. Ilnth btj s ,ire r
tlmera leuthenvelKtux.
' Fer Additional Sports See Page 20
TI1CUD will be ether players en the
field. (Julte n elti'-ter of stars. But
nfter nil there wlii tie only one Man
darin of Maul, only one. Sultan of Swat,
enlv one Kin;,' of Blnelevllle. And new
that the spotlight's voltage upon him
lias been tripled what is he ; dug te
de about It'.'
Hew Will It Be?
COBB anil Wagner both fnilcd te stir
up .my unseemly amount of
World's Series dust.
Wagner wns n big flop In B'O.i
against Bosten, but came back with n
better booking in 1000. Cobb, in three
World's Series shows, was n number
of notches below his average status. He
was no pait of nn avalanche nt nny
time ,., ,,.
This isn't Babe Ituth's first Aerld s
Series, but It is his first one since he
put en tlie big crown and adopted the
purple toga of reynlry.
It Is his first Weild s Scries display
since lie lifted ancient home-run records
nnd tore them Inte shreds.
It is the first time he has stepped
out Inte a pest-season championship
waving the scepter of sing. i
Hew will it work out for him?
Great Showman
TUB Babe is one of the most eminent
showmen of the ages. He seems te
he nt his best when the occasion ripples
wllh cruciallty. .
Fer n week before Cleveland enme he
couldn't hit n wall with n shotgun at I
thirteen paces. But with the chnm- ;
plenshlp nt stnke and vast crowds ,
gathered around his pertly person he t
begun te lny about him with Ids bludg bludg
een nt a .T.'iO clip. I
With the pennant dangling in tlie bnl- !
once nnd Cleveland here for n final
courageous stand, the Bambino as- I
saultcil Cnvelcskie nnd Title, two line
pitchers, for two home runs nnd one of
the longest doubles ever made. He lias
rarely skidded in high places. It isn't
his way.
.May Be Different
THIS may be different. The Babe
will hardly be nervous, whatsoever,
tlie ripple of affairs. ,
Ne fluttering duck fit will overtake i
him in nny crisis. But If he happens
te draw a slew start and then tries tee '
An Imposing Facter
RUTH will be the storm center et tin
program. If he is hitting up te hli
top standard the Yunkecs are almost
sure te win.
If the Giants catch him In the deadly
tuxecs of u slump the ndvantngc will bj
their way.
When Until Isn't hitting the Tank
attack Is geed, but none tee robust.
And the psychological depression In unci
event is net te be overlooked. Th
chnnccs are that he will de his hart
of hitting plus. He nearly alvvaji
docs when they put it up te him.
MUfhtlcst mauler shier, the days
H'icH Cavemen ruled the glen.
Hit ami! iVrjp out --his body swayt,
The ball is lest in distant ha:e
And is net sren again.
And from afar the echoes run
"Hamblne hit another one. ' ,
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Clam Chowder Choice of Perk Chop
Fried Sweet Potateet, Apple Sauce
or Halibut Steak (Platter)
Retla and Butter Coffee and Milk
NOTICE
Special Orders
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SUiti,
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DcIiTcrad uj
put of city.
Nominal
DeliTery
Ckiri
!
75
Rherr. (frill and
rltli-krn Dinncri,.
CAFE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY
I'rlTftU Turtle ud
Banquets n Specialty
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hr was going te plant himirlf en the desk, n e hurriedly offered
a chair, but his speech was ever and he made hit bow. Alse his exit.
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BATTING AND FIELDING RECORDS
OF RIVALS IN WORLD'S SERIES
GIANTS
YANKEES
Plvr
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KrUch . . .
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411 74 111
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311 70 6
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147 MS
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114 202
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13 27
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I I.inrel prt-wents a gmjil card today,
hut there is no stnke fcntiire. Horses
which sei'in well plnci'el are: rirt
' nr lluckit. Miss f'elin, Sword; m-c-ene,
Itiirgeivnc. Silence, ('iiiiniullnge ,
'tliird. Siesta, King Geerge, Snnnv Hill;
fourth, lirihed Veter, Jean liiillinnt,
I5!uzenry; fifth, I'ier, Dinda, Hill ,.,i, the lirht-ycur men weighed a.s much
IInnley; .sixth, Due de Merny, lielarie, nn the varsity nnd uhIhb the old Wlutr-
I iiuit.iiua; beveutli, Uic l'ertcr, Serapis, ten line systems bhewri te niivantage
flujjejr. i
I At Iitenia First rnce, Bit of White, I
.Mies MuOinh, IVttinu ; second, Megan,
Aia. Cnnny Lady; third. Smiling Lad,
Georgette, I.right Leaf; fourth, George Geerge
Starr, Cllntenvllle, Columbia, TVnn ;
lifth, Iluniphrey, T'nlted t Verele, I'.i
inelcr: Hixth, Ace, Hritlsdi I.iner, Miss
reintalne, seventh, ltejal Duck, Cheer
Leader. I'air Orient.
IKES
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'VS
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X
en mere thnn one occasion. The fresh-
man backfield wns be geed that net once
At Jamaica First race, Sweepv,
Delly Vnrden, Tulwar; occend, Arml-eue-e,
Jeck Scot, Lord Herbert; third,
L'Lnjelleur, Liberty (ilrl, Scettlst,
Clilef ; fourth, Knebbie, Chateau 'lliler
ry, Dlmmcsdale; fifth, Hep, Sagacity,
Saddle Kins; sixth, Vulcutla, Chewlnk, i
BecBvvnx, i
Independents en Gridiron
Th I'M el.- phla ln.J. p. rdinln have rnr
caiiiz. '1 fur (1 b .men with ,i strong (ravel.
Iiik t. am Ait sttnu.i. w he. u hiinctllnuT the
fe.ithhl t.iiin eue ' i usfulli Iuvh been ap
pnlntiU te tianell., tti.- r. Ina nf the baBK.'tlall
loam Anion ili. ii'.iyirn uIkihmI mn O'llrlcn.
the HerzeK brelheri Pat (Jrny from 1 a-fayf-tli.
( elIcKt I.lvzey the lx-font center
from Wllilwieiil K Htraum and (.'. Hazfllten.
HtrauM would like te hear from l'arkenbun,
Tamaqua Kayeuia C C, Went Cheater.
Downlngtewn and Coateuvllle. Addretg A
Miraun, ase iiieatnut atreeM or 101 r.
ijouuen ireei unity, vvyoreins daue , .
STERNER'S THE HOUSE OF PIPES
Repricing
ODD LOTS
3Bc & 25c Pipe New.. 18c
$1.00 Derby Pipes 50c
$1.00 & 75c Bakclite Biti, 50c
Cnlabath Pipes 75c
50c Bakelite Cisarotte
Tubes 10c
35c & 25c Tobacco
Pouches 15c
$1.00 Rubber Tobacco
Pouches 35c
Till: SThltSER HVTHOD 1 curlmj
lHee, appllcfl te tvtry pipe tee ae!l,
sraett a ptvt at once.
ripen nepalred Ileal IMp OWrrlce
Sterner'sCigarSterc
20N.12tli8I';pta)
Fabrics
28x3
30x3
30x32
3'2x3Vi
31x4
32 xl
33x4
34 x 4
32x4
33x-Hi)
34x4
35x4
36x4',ti
35 xC
37x5
Ll.t 1'rlce
$13.10
14.10
16.80
21.30
23.50
28.25
29.70
30.35
37.80
39,00
40.30
42.10
42.75
49.40
52.40
Net Price
$5.50
6.50
7.50
10.65
11.75
14.00
14.85
15.20
18.75
19.50
16.00
21.00
21.35
24.00
26.20
Cords
l.Ut Trice
Net 1'rlce
$26.15
34.55
$13.75
18.65
43.95
.15.75
46.25
49.65
50.80
52.15
53.65
54.75
65.00
C8.35
23.74
21.80
25.50
26.80
27.15
28.15
28.95
29.60
35.00
36.90
Complete line of Gunrantecd nnd Blemished Tires of standard
make arrive from Factory every week.
The Uest Values iri Phila. Quality at Lew Prices
Pennsylvania Garage & Service Ce. of Phila.
329-335 Seuth Bread Street
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WORLD'S SERIES
TAKE THE READING
Convenient te Subway and Elevated Lines Direct te Pole Grounds
Every Heur en the Heur
Frem 7.00 A.M. te 12.00Noen
WEEKDAYS
with additional trains nt
2.00, 4.00, 5.00, 9.00 P. M. and 1.00 Midnight
PHILADELPHIA
te NEW YORK
Returning from New Yerk After the Games
Trains leave Liberty Street 1.00, 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00 P. M.
(15 minutes earlier from 23rd Street)
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Parler and Dininir C'nrs Sleeper nn Mtynij,'lit Train
r bunuuy irnms Consult Agents. See Timetables
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
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