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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921
Defeat of Miss Cecil Leitch, English Gelf Champien, Is Biggest Upset of U. S. Tourney IL
YANKS HAVE PUNCH
DECLARES HUGGMS
iUGGli
'American League Manager Ad-
mits Confidence, but Say3
He Isn't Chesty j
GIANTS A GAME TEAM
"Stvr Yer, 0,t. ." "I inn ennfident.
Imt net 'ehesfv.' " nkl Mnninnr Miller
Hugging of the Ameilenn l.enque en
trnnts In the elnsh fm Mie world'- title,
this morning "Cnnlblenee tn n team
like mine Is ju-tinrd. n matter what
opposition It is te meet : lull supreme
nsnuranee. the frelini tlmt it I all ever
but he shouting, would be fnnlWi with ,
n club like the Cinnts looming up nght P f 1 1 J (P
nhlh M I It 111
"It i net nil ever but the luvit,ng J 1 i JVS- !w
Hretlwr Art Second in
History of Hip Series
"Meusel Hies te Mfiisrl."
This plirnr Is iiit te be repented
often In tin- World's Series whlili
starts tnda.v for tlm brother net is
one of the iminy features cntineeted
witli tlip titular games.
Kmll MpiikpI, former l'liil. will be
In Hip Irft gulden for .M'Cruvv,
whiip Heb MeiiM'l, purrhusi'd from
tlii- Vernen Club, will go nftPr Hies
in right tield for Heggins.
Tliis is enlj tliP srceml 1 1 me in
liKti.rj tlmt liretliprs have plnved in
tin- WerM's Series, ''lie tirst time
was lust venr wIipii Wheeler John Jehn John
sten phi.ved tlrt for the liiilinn
and .Ilniiny .lnlinten t li It'll for tlip
Kebins.
'I'Iip MpiispI lies are lietli st cut
Initprs nml tlnlr flouting hu done
tniieh t" hi me iIip " ntmtit te tliPir
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M'GRAW HAS NO
DEFINITE PLANS
Giants' Manager Will Meet Sit
uations as They Develop,
He Says
HIS TEAM HAS SPEED
BSSBSBSaBSSSfS
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RGE
MANTOWN
Crimson and Cray Team te
Open Football Season
en Friday !
THEIR FIRST GRID GAME
tt v. prki
Sr. .ln-pnli I'-pp's football eleven will
in off tin lid .if its sea-nti l"rldnv after
neon wIipii (ieni.nntnwn High and the xtriuil light
Crimson ami (Iruv atblPtPs nirPt
Tab..- Field. Tbl will mailc the first
by any inpans. It is
nlnylng. and tint is
preposition. The Yankees are coins te
encounter tbp stilTet f opposition, bat
It Is my i-onvictien thnt tliev will prove
nblf te overcome tlmt oppeilt m. for I
think 1 lime the vei- str..ns-t I nsebnll '
team in tlip wnild
"Anjbedv who followed at all i''ne v i
the hard, same and ir.il.Mi"l tielit thai '
the Yankees put up in winning '' '
American l.easue P'liuant will n-nh-that
I have tin- met substantial roi rei roi
pens for mv rnnflden'e Count tlie
members .if the squad and iu will Hed
out bow iiinr.i lensuns I hne A iw,
fine buneh of ball plnjcrs thev .ire. and
they'll be out there pUIn; the best
they've rei nil the way.
"I knew perfeetlv well that the
OJlnnts are gnme fellows, tee. and that
they're fast in faet. in the mrr matter
of bpeed, they Inue a slljtlit marsin en
my beyi. I future, however, Mint with'
Mays, Hejt. Sliawkey and Harper sins
well, as 1 pppi'f thein te fin, the Na
tional l.eneuiTs will hap reiiipmitlvel.v
small rliunee te ein their p I into
runs.
"The Yankees will have te fare e
pert pitching also, and I am net dis- ,
posed te underrate for an instant the
capabilities (.f Nrhf. Tene . PeubIiim
and HnriR's. Ilewexer. I hae watched
the work of my pl.ncrs ailnst pirchins '
every whit as formidable m. nnj they
are likely te encounter in the ..ries
which starts today, and I'm iiiite
certain that the tremendous punch
which brought them nfc tlireush
jnnn. a crisis in the -caMin will net be
lacking, and that it will piew s.inVient
te carry the Yankees tlireush t,. the
world's i'hiunpienhip "
STUDENTS PAWN SUITS
TO SEE FOOTBALL GAME
Indiana Undergraduates ''Heck"
Clethes te Reach Harvard Stadium
Bloemlngton. Inrt., Oct. ". Ires
Milts have become a drug en the mar
ket anil second-hand automobiles are
nt a premium here all because the j
Indiana University football team plavs i
Harvard at Cambridsc, Mass , net I
aniuruny. I ..... rt.,1.1 runners ever sci'll
A caiman of s)v enrs. of various i ',.j , i,,.,,iMt.en In maiiv
:.. ; ..''' -i" - - - --- .
litis phutiisraph was taken at the Tell) Grnuiids In New Yerk shortly after H o'clock tills morning while base
ball fniii gathered In witness (lie opening game of the World's .Scries
Crowd of 38,000 j
Sees First Game
Cecil Leitch Is
Beaten at Gelf
Centlniifil from I'iib. One
matches of wemen'H golf history hji a
player who ncareely ranked In the tirst
ten before the championship started. It
was done en a cold, windy day, weatiier
...I. ....I it t- .... i i. d-t
en .'ll'IPm'.v wiuuuk "' ' i new in.- i.i'
game turns out. Hint teems te tie tue
1.." ......st ((in
time that th S.-ventpenth nnd Stiles ,ecei ding te gossip straight from the
streets t"iun "ill i 't the Cllcilens onilpedbov. Miller Iluggitis will start Carl
, ,, . I Mavs against the men of McMraw this
the gridiron. 'afternoon, while Jawn .lav has Arthur
II. line Miller asam has mkeii charge Ne)f n (le,,0(I up ,Q (llUJ,(1 th(l fe(1
of the St. Je-eph'i squnil. and he has -x it li lus saucy southpaw slants. That'H
Mi,, plnwr in -rc.it shape for the open-' the ,Mlr!v "",rnl"- ,0I,l because thesp
. " ..".... .. ..i.i, ' pitchers are the logical ones te start.
iii i rn i.' ,-.'-'.- ... --,-..
dean nit vtcter ever tne suburban
eleven. According te Miller, the team
il.e lipst te tPiirpspnt the sclioei in a
of work en the diamond," M.Mraw
snid.
,., i , :n
I lie lire rciiu.v linn no ca. Mir.es iu
i be offered en tile scute of condition if
I the (iiants are beaten by the Yankees."
enilnuril from I'aitr One Itasphall as it is played In the Auier-
hi plnved here even afternoon and they lean l.eagup will be the Yankees' style
will be en hand te see what it is all in the scrips, declared Manager Hug
ul out. Thcv are willing te talk about i gins, of the junior circuit champions
ii. ..imiii,,. of tin. Yn.iks nc.iinst the! "1 intend te play rcgulnr American
(iiants and vice pi.i. but Mint is as i League baseball in the scrips with the that just suited the great I.eltch. who
far as thev will go. Giant"," he snid. "The kind of base- was expected te cut loose and bury the
It has been claimed that a let of ball that wen ler us in our seasons
money has been wngcietl en the scries. , campaign. I think It will be a hard
but nobody sppnis te knew where it . fought i-erics. Our club is going in with
happened. ' One heats of odds favoring all the confidence in the world. Vc
ilie (Wants, but little money Is being ' renlize the (limits have a geed team,
nhiii'd Tims fur the bpttlne has been I but we will go in with the deterininn-
ttie gamming genriemen tien te neat ineni. as goec as nicy arc.
"I believe our pitching and attack
will win the world's championship for
UP."
GOVERNOR MILLER WILL
TOSS OUT FIRST BALL
IS
number of years, even better than the
levei, which v.ent thf ush M nw
s. H son Inst venr without a de.ent.
Mlllci has nii'v four veterans en bis
t.-nm but dcs'.ite tins be has rounded
out nn eleven that he thinks will cope
with the best in sehe'astl. ranks. 1 be
veterans are Captain I,.-e Hreslin. half
back : Mnttv" Kane. end. Sel Mutler.
center. and Trunk Ueneeil. another
bnektield man.
r.reslin has made quite a name for
himself while play ins at St. .le-eph's.
Ills punting with his left feet made him
t . . 1.1.1.--... In cirt Vi vl il w t n
i ne et tlie WM Kii'MTs "i '""
.ir..iu tnct spnsen and he should be
eipmlly as geed, if net
teasen.
better, this
Sentiment seems te favor the lankees, '
but tiiat's ,is far as it geps. What little
metiev tli.it has lippn flouting around
li.is beet, offered en the (Hunts because
It is ticuied that the Infield is better.
the eittlield S geed and Mcdrnw has
four i.ughtv geed pitchers te hurl
ag.inis the American l.eaguer.
Mavs is the only one who stands out.
and If he is knocked off In the first'
i game the Yanks will be in n tough pre-
ill. anient. If this happens the odds are
llkelv te hop te " or e te 1 en the
(iiants because the wise crackers figure
Iluggitis can't come back strong with
Heyt after the. morale of the Yanks is
shaken by a defeat of Mays. i
In ether werns. the Hreadway birds
urn ttrlii in Ihnir linllnf thnt nltel.lntr
will decide the series. They no net take
Untie Until into consideration or the
with his sere nrm. and the
makes and vintage, mrrying thirty -five
students unhiding the majority of these
who had been successful in disposing
of their "soup and tl-h" and of ob
taining an interest in the Harvard
Special." left Itloemington yesterday
for the game. One of the automobiles
was without a tup. but the college bins
Ild net appear daunted bv the chilling
breezes as thj depaited. singing
"Indiana."
Since lute last week students have
ben quietly dropping out of their
Otien-Field Kunner 'lieavv hitting of the ether Yanks. They
iu.i,i t.inr ,me,l iii this dciiartment tigme thnt Mays Is the best bet. and
of the game, lie is one of the prettiest Shawkey
at i
moo
His end running and line plunging ica
tured almost pveiy victory th.it the
Crimson and tirnv ileven .scored l.ist
scauen. On two occasions he wen games
Many Notables te Witness World's
It" ii i linnec Is made, the managers can i r a
be blamed for making a mistake. New Yerk. Oct. fi. Governer Alillcr
is neutral. New Yerk's Chief Incentive.
will toss nut the tirst bn'l opening the
World's Series between the (ii.mts nnd
Yanks tednv. Wlen asked which team
he prefirred te see win the classic lie
raid : "Ne choice."
Among tl.e thousands who will wit
ness the epenin; clash will be many
tepresenlative citizens of the nation.
There will he two Governors en hand,
two ex-Governors, a member of tuu
President's Cabinet and many ether
notables. 4V
Sonic of the celebrities vvhc'Vwill be
seen in the various boxes are:
Governer Miller, Mayer llyhin, Gov Gov
ereor Ilcekmati, of Rhede. Island, cx cx cx
Govcrner Haskell, of Oklahoma; ex ex
Governer Alfred K. Smith, of New New
Yerk, I'nited States Attorney General
Hurry M. Imugherty. t.eneral .McAr
American. Hut they did net count se
much en the iron nerves of this Western
star nor en her expert shots.
Out played Fair Urllen
She matches the American brand of
reckless courage with bulldog llrltlsh
grit. She matched shots from tee te
green all the way.
Most of the breaks were In Mis
Wclteh's fuver. The world's "longest
hitter." Mrs. Letts, was holding hpr
own for direction nnd was almost as
long. Frem the third hole the Amer
ican really outplayed the great Cecil.
Mrs. Letts deserved te win. Miss
Leitch was the first te say se.
That inntch almost broke up the
championship. Kverybedy was running
around in circles. It knocked this
tournament, as it were, for a row of
loops.
Here is the card :
Mr. I.ettr -
out . n n s a r. r.
In .... n ft a 4 ii 3
Mlns I.cltch -
out . . 4 4 a a ti r.
In . . 7 i tl .'. 0 S
New Yerk, Oct. i".-The Glnnls are
going Inte (he World's Series with the
Yankees without any dellnife plan of
nelien but prepared te take ndvnntnge
of any opportunity that presents Itself.
Fnld Jehn McGraw today.
"I hnve never made It a practice te
lay out n definite plan of action for an
important series," mid McGraw. "It
se often happens that a plan cannot he
carried out. I hnve found It te my nd
vnntnge te wait for the game te progress
and te make my plans as circumstances
seem te dictate. Fer that reason I am
waiting te see what develops in the
opening contest before I make any dell
iiltp move ether Minn te select a pitcher.
"I cannot snv who will go te the
mound for the Olnnts for the first game,
the decision resting Inrgely en hew my
pitchers shape up when the time ar
rives. While I may select Nehf, because
he Is n lefthander, there is no certainty
about It. and Douglas Is just as likely
te be the first- pitcher for my club.
"Strntegy In a series like this Is
reniethlng that has te be developed ns
the game gees en. I am relying en the
cmirniri. of mv nlavers and their gen
eral ability as shown through the final
month of the National League pennant
tight. In thnt time they tiiude n game
uphill fight, nnd showed that they were
able te de their best in nn emergency.
The same spirit will undoubtedly prevail
In the series with the Yankees.
"I think the Giants have mere speed
than the Yankees and we shall take ad
vantage of this nt every opperttinitv.
It means n let te n club te be able te
get a maximum of tuns en i minimum
of hits, nnd Mint Is what we hope te
de. I knew thnt the ankees arc n
strong hitting club, but K"ed pitching
will step the best of hitters. I think
the GinntH have one of the strenge.jt
pitching staffs stn in baseball Mils
J ear. . , .
"I hnve l-ccn asked many times what
we are going fe de with Uuth. 1 am
net going te cress any bridges until l
come te them, but I can say Mint we
shnll take no liberties with it slugger
like Illltli. It would he foolish te tnke
chances which would ennble him te
tirpnlr nn n enmn Mint might otherwise
hn wen. I knew tlmt Uuth H a batter J
who mny brenk up a game at anv time,
If he gets n ball anywhere near the
plate.
"The Giants are going te depend en
tnclr pitching, their speed nnd their
ability te take advantage of opportuni
ties te wlii the series, and 1 am confl
uent thnt they arc equal te the task
before them."
HAS 0PENGRip DATE
Northwestern Club Will Open Sea
son en Saturday
The Northwestern Club, formerly Mt.
Airy, is In (lie field with n first-class
football team and will play nt home
en Saturdays en the Htenten Field Club
grounds at Chew and I'leasnnt htrects.
Due te a misunderstanding the team
is without n game for Snturday. Any
first -class trnvcllng team wishing te
play Northwestern should get In touch
with V.. F. Howe, phone Chestnut Hill
(Kl'JO this evening after T :.10.
Four Dodgers Sign for 1922
New Yerk, Oct 5. lrenlIent Chirtrs
H. KbbetH. nf th UrueUlm National I.eney
cluli. nnneuncrs Hint four nvrnhprii of his
teiim hnve nlrenilv alKnrrl centrnrU for r.'ixt
jenr. Jlcrnle Nr-ls. Ivy Olsen. Shf rre I
Hmlth. nnd t'lnrcnre Milthpll nrp the pnirrs
who sinned ep befere Hie team was ills
bunded. Cernell Captain May Be Displaced
Ittiiiru, N. Y Oct .".. dirndl Is down te
Forreun InislncH" In jirepnrntlen for tnr Unl Unl
vernltv of Itecb.ei.trr Knme Haturilny.
ChniiK's In lhi line-up were Indlcntcd In
jetrrdv's seiimmnlnir. fill! Cnrr pinyed
rluht hnlf nn 1 linvldien rliebt tnrkle. It Is
reRihl thit tills nevcamcr tnuy icplnce
Cnplslif Undue Snturdnj.
HAVERFORD HAS
GOOD MATERIAL
Only Threo Letter Men en
Football Squad, but Candi.
dates Are Premising
MORE THAN 60 ASPIRANTS J
A great scarcity of last yenr'n letter.
men, n great number of geed F.ubstltntft '
from the past few campaigns, and
great quantity of nppnrently xcelW
but ns yet untried candidates for u,
Hnvcrferd vnrsity nre the condition
which Conch Hennett finds nt the MnU
Line college.
Tat nrevvn, stnr fullback for tlmr,.,,
two yenrs; Cnptnln Nntc HatiRra !
nunrter, and Illllemnn, a tnckle. reVi
up tlie three wearers of the vnrtii. '
"H" nvallnble for thin year's Usen
fourth. Vtnrtler llncen. n hrllllnm. v...A
back, broke a leg during the BunJIl
and will be lest te the team for th?,r
son.
Dr. llennett hns had
tea.
tlir, ...... .
squad out for football in the hUte,,
of the college nnd mere than tlri. ,','
niiinnir Inn (nurlldntAw .n.. .. '
s - -.s. .-, iiiui,. rnftn
quaiter of the total registration of ,,
t ellege. A hen one out of pverv tm,
men In n college is out for the grldirnn
sport there Ii some spirit back of It
nnd Hnverferd Is brimming ever n-ln!
foethnll enthusiasm. r vrU1'
Hnvcrfeid'8 scliedule started one wr.
Inter than most of the Eastern ceIW.
but practice has been gein,, tt for thi
last two vveks, nnd the cenehM
been working the men hard r0 thtr
have been rounding into geed shape
Johnny Dundee Awarded Decision
linyten, 11.. uet. r, jehnnv I)urui
V.,.. Vrt.t tvnn Ih. rj,rr..'. .1. ,.Vtf'
illeekle nt'ehnrdn. nf this cltv. In at-,,'!!?
round bout here. They are Pi-hlvM-Mi.
ff
r. 4a
4439'.'
single handed.
Hutli"1. wlie was
kei't in
picked as center en
of eastbound trains. One of the first
te depart sent ba. k word yesterday
from l'hilndelphia te meinbpi-s nf the
eleven, "Come mi. boys, I'll be there te
v greet you."
V. Prank II. Level, alumni secietarv,
who with a number of iilumni :i in-
panietl the squad of twenty-five men
when it left heic last night for t!i"
Kast, said he expe.-led te round up the
half bundled or mete students who
tibed the unconventional modes of
travel in reaching Husten and have
them attend the biui'im t of tlie Indiana
.alumni in Hosten the night befme th"
game.
the I lnepe,,e,.ce of Ileyt will net be able "'"J- 'einmam bint of j be nlted htate
s. 1 te deliver. Cor that ren.sen the odds Military Academy; William.. Me-
taver the (Hants wherever you can find "" i"""' eccniiwy uiwiimij .
thr ndds Albert I askir. chairman et the I nited
: ;(i ; ; i':::' -'p ? . u the
. haii'e te ieme through if anv of th? I Ahii ncnn l.eaguc.
the mvtliicnl All-tathelc eleven l.isi regulars are minted, ler the inlield, i '."' . "- .
.season; again will held this position. He Hi.guin. has lVvvste,-. Mitchell nnd .V.,I,".,,'t-,0"cl" ,f erganc.rd baseball
is "ire tackier, pass,., the ball well Frank linker te mil en. an, I Ulltll, . illmm etc :. TiTcident if tie ( hi-
... I. ...,. I, .,,,.. i rVwstpr nn.l Ilnwltn. In tl.a (....flel,! I I II go N at lOtllll I.englie C llll) I Willi. 'Ill !
I Kane, who ba- played the end position M.Grnw will he up against it if an in .linker, president of the Philadelphia
.. ...., ....-j ; ti,,.. shrine. limine npiepr Is Olsnnei . lite 110 tin, nnt n .iin.iiui J--.1&1C- i.it. , ..tui., ...-
lur in.. -...'. ' - ".;..., ... . ... : ;. . 1.1 i .i. !..i ,. v.
condltlen dining tlie summer i iugii-puis man te sunstirute. new- "'". """"m " '" "'"""'" '"
tins lia-n t atlected tlip odds. iiimi.ii j.ciikiii- v n.u. i nunn in n-uu-a
rue of 1 n 1 sure, ' l-Ulieis. presiuei.i or ine nroeiuyii .sii
Kdllli Heals Miss
: 3 r,-Caerly
classes nt the univei-Mtv and disappear- ,' , h.-,seb(.ll with the Krnllnger nine
ing en "blind luggage or biake reds 'f s,..i. ph.lndelnhi.i. His great work The , ,,i,i, st w ill br
.f .... 1K.......I .... i.. .. !' I. .. t ....j-,..... - ,
venr. esnecia lv In the receiving 01 ami rcsniirceunr.css
Scraps About Scrappers
Billy Deyle's name has been added te
the list of blossoming bantams In tills
city. The 1 ttle fellow h.nis from Seuth
Philadelphia and sii.ee nn-wering the'
tinkle of the ge'ij for the purpe e (.f
busting the nthei fi llnvv 011 I he nesi
311111am h.i been wniinnj Ins nuitchc
consistently Itr.ilc s ,, ,.inh still .1.
Ills teens, has bi( 1, .!. 1.4 impinvp.l
cleverness cverv t.uie In ;,. te the pest
nnd appears te b, dpv.li.ping a pmuii
About liftp n beet-, are inch.dc.l en
Billy's record t.. .Lite, nnd hnlf .1 dezn
of ills epnniii ill- have In en kuni ked out.
Ted Hr 'die, i.f SemiIiwm-U. Is grooming
Deyle and believes thnt I'.illv Ik prepared
te de battie will, the hi-t of tin- (Junker
City lads his weight, which , lis
pounds, ringside. Uredie is di. keing
with local matchmakers en behalf of
ijeyln for contests with I'.ennv Mass.
Artie MiCniin. Je'iunv Ui.vee nn.l
Jimmy Lavender
Inst
forward passes, ptneed him in line for
Ih-st choice ai the end position.
Iiesldis being a capable rei elver of
forward passes. M.ittv nm sptint. ns vv.i
shown iu the op. nitig game last sp.is,,,,
when he ran !(' vunK through a broken
In M. after re.iivinc n forward pass.
This touchdown gave St. Jeseph a win
evr Its rival- from Getham, the Brnek-
ln I'rep- , ....
In looking ever the new candidates
fm the e'even. Hid) Connery, n ISO
pound lad. leeks the most piemising.
I!i..ides being ft geed line plunger Iip
ale i an punt well, being outdone only
by Ureslm. Miller intends te use him
at fullbni k.
Anether new inndidnie who has
enrneii ins spurs is
as et niplilieii nv
1 lie 1. ..nits, .ivj.-unst the bnttcnng ag
n s.n, 1. ., ,f t' .. Yuikies.
Hutli Is Center
S!v-jp,
IVI 111 .
whom I I'-'M
I. (
e i- 111 the histeiy ..f 'i iid
baseli.ill -,, two tennis se
mail I e I Led bv Kuth. areun
. iiit.-s ;it nine tin scrip-, hopes nf the
Yi.uiis i.t'd the prnb'i 111 of the Omuls,
the Amerieins virtually slugged their
win te the 1!.-J) pennant, wnile Mc
(iraw's n.cn. wilh .ipparently greater
e.lds in iivi'iceme. acliicved victnrv
Mireugli dnriii!; and cleverness.
The i.iin's" 1 .:-i(..-s- p.-iibaldv will fin 1
Mm hnf'rs coinbin.itien 1 f Mili.-r, IVck.
Uuth. Mi-ii 1. I'lpp and Ward one nf
11 . . . ... . . ...
Frank Junker, 11 ' le'il" et nicy ever ii.ive eeen 1 unci!
j 1 civ is a. w 111 s u (Iim .
he pre-
lienul League Olul Charles F. Murphy,
leader of Taminnny Hull : AV. H. Cerey.
Adnlph Ochs. "Illg Hill" Kdw.irds.
Gcirge W. Left. James H. Guffncy.
Ciergc M. Celnn, Geerge Washington
Gr.iiit. president of the j'.osten National
I League Chili : Harrv F. Sincliur. Iliurv
Whitney. v illiam .icgii r, .lames
rbett. Judge Mnniuse, Tex Uuk
SlCidieu I!. Likilis. Thenns F.
Feley. J -"sse Livermor". Harry Frazre.
C. G K Killings and Chnrles H. Snbin.
tackle. Junker pi-dmblv will start nt 1 l'" "' . -"' " r-U i alunj-
Mat position and wIM have as his run- broils I, thr. and Miller, wl;
"ns mate Maurv O'Neill. " ''''" " ' "'"nn- "
Al W.i cue r is ini
nrallnn for I s m '
the Null .r .1 ulih I'
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rtve Murine made . I urr-ed .
lHntle ( Its te urrnnte '( r 1. 'lis nf
)dP A t' '" MH't '" tee t u
lfarr f-'mith mid li..pii Ma-' i
Willie Mefleskel In. I.. n irM'.l.d th
Temmy (Intdni h' 'he i smi.ru 1'r.d.' nln'ii
ine nenn " t ' " - ' '"- " " ""
Oilier Miirtcrs i
(is'nniii" and T.lllv lire two halfbacks '
who finve shown premise, and either
one vv.r s'ari in the backliiltl.
A n I liming mate for Mutlv Kane
at Mid Cm i ii Miller prebnb'v will use
'eithir He ' v nr McDermeti, both in w
men. who 'mil. proved their wmth in
tin. pre-'insen scrimmages i
As li. rin.intewn capuind its nprning
gain, w th Camden hist Friday. Mlllr,
is leaving nothing undone in nribr te I
have the te.iui in the bet of shape nnd
te ken clie winn'ni; strenk of the te.mi j
regis!, i.ii l, ist se.isiin intact. j
) SI ,l(sepi has line Teg en the cup j
I offend bv the l'hilnpntriiin Ciuli te the
chnni; mil of the Carbolic League.'
Inning .ittained this Inst vent-, and ik
I lli'ii'Ti e'll i'I- ciiseti 1. 1 obtain an an
etl.. i- leg en tin- trepi y In order te
ehi.nn t'nli in ssPssnm ,, t4u. i nn a ten in
inn -t win i! hun.iu.iiiship three times.
Prep's Pert Patter
I -Inhnm Hitlirreu, c-i. .' v-... phii'v
r. jnr. rl n V HH Ina T e'ilii'," it t,( VVet
el n Ipsll' i i't i '. r. h nr ,1 j i -i ,r -. .irri I.. ft
j'lriu -a- or' n i.ri nriri r'UPiinlnc a
1 rittltled .some P.iy I II (emr M.t-k ti V
I'ln n i nines tlie iiiiphty Itiith. Te
,..iss In,,, ' v 1 1 1 me i n facing the fear.'iil
I. ih .M.iisil. ami in p.ti n te htm means
lint i .my time tl.e hall imht go
-ii'in '..I t'ii. t.inils for a hmiiei .
K-biiii! Mur-cl i nd Fipp come Ward
Mi V'llly nnd Schnnj. and none of thei
i in in- ',ii "i tee iijiitiy. i.xperis lie- (i
I" vi the inken bat tine urdir is mu , "
.J 'tin in i-t formidable In serii-. Iu
tnry. And this js vvlint Tency , Nehf.
Iiecgh.s him tin ether Giant meiindsinei,
must I'm e
Tin n the Gi mis.
Fiank I'risi'l, hi the thitd sack has
no e,pi il in (jtlu'i Ipiijiie. He L 11 veri
table llii.li en the bases, and his niek
n inie. -lb" Fe-dliam Fln-h." was wen
ll'irebi. 'In tl,i i.fi use Fri"'h 'hew
ii iniii-K iblv and at bat he is u terror fm
any nn. 'i.'i Frisch hits when hits :,ie
neiwbd He is thy individual .star of
ll i N'ni ii'tinls.
(iierg K'llii. the clensnlPf Giant
l-.eje . if ihi initial snl, liehl.'i of tin
home-run record in bis lengue for 1(l''l
n-iisiii'. ,i tii 1 fining and Kurns .ind F.an-
FAMOUS JOCKEY A PAUPER
Jee Fuller, Seventy-four, New en
Blackwell's Island
New Yerk. Oct. i". Jee Fuller, fa
mous as n jockey n half century ngu, ti
dny was en Klackwell's Island, a pau
per, nltiieugh he earned approximately
,i hnlf million dollars in his ricing days.
Fuller, new seventy -four, gave hims'lf
up in a meinb r cf the isili'-e narcotic
sipiail yesterday and asked thnt he be
si nt tu the island te be cuieu of the
hi ug hnbit.
Fuller did mist nf his riding in Chi-
(age anil en iniiieini.i trneits ter
l.m k" lialdwin, Iiul and .Mike Dw -
er. Jehn F. Madden and Hugh Mo Me Mo
Leiighlin. He iittributes his down
fall te morphine administered te relieve
him after he had been injured in a
htri-plicbase rnc en a California track
in 1900.
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valker-lerii .M'liisii ei m t.,
ti. Tnllimv l.i'UBlirlll f.n Pm I
Unttllnc Murryv
Vrir, Mernn If iiM.n'liilri vvO'i I " limn
i. Vnairh ' ''"" -Ih. k I'.lnier local
Sfll.rwKni a".! M.rilr l.iis of Kan.;.
'the Utier l-urt of ihe n,.mh.
.nt um a , iv wii . Aihultr tilths :tia
! '-Kki' hi' r MiiM'd hl frlrri'is tn ra
h'tn T!n Vnn ft nk"i why Maxwell
i t t It mdkfrx ire ttf lik' iumtj une I
d n t
dcni' Ilarrrtl wh in nalrhinj? th Citrman-
nn H eh nfju-'! ?e threueh i n tn k
ftmt.n nif,r it known te h rear, that
h- di'l net like Ihp pla Th tu'nr r,'l!J
. (iTi if ou t.fiy e I It IUrr--u '
Rainm Huff. Ilflpnunder ivy i hal
1mV te Al UorUen lUv MH'arnfy's fl
vUlh pretece.
f.M nre IHIrrn In ih- MrtH tiM rtmiit
V" .1. .. .. n, in i I 1 i.i. I- II fm HI riflii;
A of UiViiVrViV., 'ruui i.i ,..
,' certitt. M" """" n"'l
'iui iii in
Mendell and Wagner Each Win
Jlellil" I .inn K 'I
em .-Men reiurnei,
Awn aere 1 is'
4ft
Chime", . I. . ; . J;
W.n.r I'llPHilel'llllH. I
A t iiatorleu Il lii'UtB h"ld .it the i:u here 1 is
? ?. ..hi l liellvlUvelV ilefeullns H.imin lie.
j Ik rlrt wlirnVrund Pete .M...I-! "f rhw
tf ' '' Al Gorden Is Winner
I mm
iJ.'" Al Hnrdnii
ever iioeoy
rentral f 1 tjeti Sehnel wan given the raiht
name when the rgrner-rtene wan livl.t Kviry
v , K th Ceniral HgKreKntinn Jh mixed up
in u My fuetbll game hems as though
thr MirrerM H9 uiwji, tha senler et at at
irntlen Annlhrr Inslanrr her a name wan placed
rleht een though u nleKname in tnund In
Harp Xeiile He l uluava harplnir nn
the aul.ji'.'i cf Jim .VevillMH hallpiitlnv
Jim 4. rwu nil l.nvivv in "Harp a broth, r
Pal Moere Trims Garcia
Menuillls. Oct B Pal Mnnie Meinpliln
hrtl t.imivelfchl. win awarded the r. fine's
I . le.mi In an elKh'-inund bout here with
.-rdiiku llari-U I.eh Ann-1 Moere furc I
I., iiL.h n? in ihn last four leundii. a -
though bin work was net as fanl na usual
frknda.
i-rnft. with Sn.vder. the regular back
stop, f.rin a batting bunch that will
I give the nnkce pitchers their greatest
trouble The entire Mcilrnw m-gnnUa-i
tien is noted for Its daring en the hasps,
land while the.v an net se likely te make
'ling hits ih-v li'pire te make runs
through ipsii'in efulr.ess
Lnthusinst by the thousands nre I
'pouring into the (ill fiein the North.'
Seuth, I'.nst nnd Ve t n few with
tiikets nnd etlieis with hopes nf getting
them lintels arc inpuilv lillmg and it
is predated that sleeping space will he,
at a piemiiiui before the scries Mart". I
I'.nlh tlie (iiants and the links lir-li 1 I
their luiil pun tlie jeeterdnv. Light tipld
and batting workouts were the order
nf the day al the I'ole Grounds, each
team having been allotted different
benis for the hist day's preparation.
Judge Ki'tipsnw M. Laudis, high
commissioner of baseball, here with
many ether prominent basebnll men.
was a little vvmried ever the weather
last night as be looked nut from biH
hotel window. All he could see wan a
mass of wet i oefs and threatening
clouds, but things took u change fur the
bellei ever night.
The lival manngeis. Mwiraw and
Huggins are eipinllj centidint of tlie
outcome of the games The fict that
tin. rain ve teid.iv snelled the (iiants'
chance pi practice, did net worry their
BILL TILDEN ELIMINATED
Beaten in Semi-Flnal of Rhede
Island Clay Court Championship
Providence, It. I., Oct ."i.- -Flaying
at ten form. Lawrence n Km-, of
I Hosten, eliminated . T. Tilden,
I 2d. vverld'h tennla champion, in the
' semi-final round of the Uhede Island
I fin v court cliiiinpliins,,l,i at the Lin-t
Miss I-Mlth Leitch. sister of Cci.il.
eliminated Miss Mildred Caverlv. of
I'hihidelphia. 4 and ". They wcie the
firsit pair off. Heward V. Whitney,
president of the V. S. G. A., Mnlkel
lack of them, hands in pocket, coat
fdlnr turned up. rules book under tense
arms, mugging his shivering ribs. Again,
it was no day for golf.
Miss Leitch sliced something scan scan
f'aleus off the tirst tee. Miss Cavcrly
wns longer, but nbeut in the same place.
Miss Leitch took three, pevks nt a ball
from a bunl-.er bank stance without get
ting it out in the fairway, and then
picked mi without Mis Cnvetly hav
ing played. 51'iss Cnverly 1 up. without
dlher stepping en the green.
Alexa Stirling. American ihnmpien.
was ." up an Mr. Caleb F. Fex, of
l'hilndelphin, at the t-irn.
Mr'. Fex was short all the way te
the first afti'r both seconds wcie none
tin geed. Mi's Sterling only took one
putt te win fi te 7. They halved the
coend, Mrs. Fex getting in a wicked
lick with her trusty aluminum deck.
Mi s Sterling was tee gentle with a chip,
a nalr of .Vs.
Mrs. Fex failed te take advantage of
short ninssjp shot by Miss Sterling
at the third by topping with her nlu-
niinum fleck nnd again with a inassie.
She was 1 down 7 te .".
High Wind llamprrs
Miss Sterling was .'! up when both
dieve the traps at the short fourth.
but Mr Fex took two te get en. Miss
Sterling was down in , 4 te ,i. Se ter
rific was the wind that Miss Sterling's
Inassie shot was no longer than Mrs.
Fex's midlren te the t'.fth. but Mrs.
Fex dumped into the trap and failed
te get the putt, 4 down, (l-."i. Miss
Sterling was badly bunkered en the
sixth drive, was short out und trapped
nt the green by her brassle third. Mrs.
Fex had n line drive, topped her deck
te the nt ecus' edge and then was ever
with her chip. Miss Sterling sank a
long putt. .Mrs. I-ex missing te be n
down. Miss Sterling was trapped from
the tec and later en a short ninssic at
the seventh while Mis. Fnx also missed
a couple and then missed putts for n
half a 7.
I tot li Miss Sterling and 'Mrs. Fex
were bunkered from the eighth ep, the
former taking - te get out. Miss
Sterling was en In .". Mrs, Fex !!. Mrs.
Fex winning her first hole nf the mntch.
She wa. 1 down. Mis Sterling wus in
the rough te the ninth, but wus alike
with Mis. Fex iu ''. both having fine
seconds. Mrs. Fex leek '.' putts and
was fi down. Their cauls te the turn:
Mihs sierlins
nut .1 3 fi 4 ,'. R 7 7 fi 4S
Mr run
'iu- 7 B 7 ."1 r, n 7 ti 051
Amateur Sports
Sidi Tennis (lub. I ilden seemed
en reniirtdent nnd slightly off his game.
The score was !l-7. 4-(! d-L'. .'Ml, il-7.
This was Tllden's second defeat of
the season here. Vincent Ilichnnls
beat him for the Illinde Island grans grans
ceurt championship this s,,mmrr at the
Agnwnm Count i.v Club
(. Cis-IIIi'h . e. would like te hear from
nil lS'i-inn-piund eeei,3 eff,rlnir eipnaea.
Hd sttn Jr.. Sli.V. Kmerald alrect.
Northeast Tms duelre te arrange games
w'lh nil football learns of ih enme caliber
ii" sell, r.i in, and i 'inlinw.iiv ied. V, Price.
iuii7 i:.,st i-iimhrln street
llelvue, a third rlaim flN. would like tn
(.riHtiie- irtmea with Ail i.-ams ainund fifteen
jenrii of m;e V. I.audaue, 3127 H street.
Asrenslnn A. .. -v baskethall team, would
tn.. te book unmiB with all first-einMn home
te.ime '. T.h,int fi43 Kast Westmoro Westmero Westmore
lar I street
I'liiienU A. '. u d Ue te play anv flrst
i Inm football team 'itrt rreumls. .T. Jef.
feres Hrl'lif-' nnd Crav streets, rho"nlx rhe"nlx
ill r.
unit police wre
lmr last 1 trse-ter-nU nuill aniei.e
vvhtn it wi nnoueca.
MUed
am
in end a
spucuiers
though Ula work was net as laai na usual, i n,-dinil
S,itt:rrr'ain;r.' "Mr Pluyew ere In geed conditie
nd tue rest win de tiicn jum nn raucft raucft raucft
goed, if net mere, than ah hour or two
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