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MIKE M'N ALLY PUTS
HIM IN HERO CLASS
Giants Are Demoralized When Yankees' Youngster
Outsprints Phil Douglas' Threw te the Plate in
Fifth Inning Carl Mays Is Unbeatable
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SURPRISES VARSITY
HOW TO START THE EVENING WRONG
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By KOHERT V. MAXWKU-
Spert Kdller KvriilnB I'liblle !Utr
New erk, Oct, 0.
World Seiles that In. n private and oxrltlsive worm Nerles, sticli as
n.-,i- hntr lielil liore in New lerk It sometimes in dluiruit te rencu into
it,- n...l nt,,l nfrl.- .mt in nilvanoe seiiip uerthy cent who iloservos te be oalletl
a hrre. The laurel wreath Is likely te fall lianliazanll.v nnd land en nnybiiuVn
nlnbnRter brew, nnd thl Idea furnishes the plot nnd the reason for today's
Infliction. .. , . ,,
Michael McNaliy is n here. Yesterday he wni just nn ordinary guy
carrrinR n speur nnd Kettins a sinking pnrt when overjbody else hnd left
the Mage. He wan Unewn its rtnnls Itaker'n substitute, who MibMituted se
well that M HiiBRins kept him in the cast from force of habl tirent tlilnRH
were net exported of him. He nm in there t play third base, -hew a let
of speed en the defence, but when it onme te socking the pill nnd werint:
runs he wasn't even given a tumble.
But Michael refund te -tick around and act ns part of the scenery. Me
was In the blsRcM World Series held tlii enr nnd wanted te make his pres
ence felt. lie did that ery thine, but united until the fiftn inning te pull it.
After he completed his act the (.iliints were en the verge of hysteria, they worn
demoralized, completely tipet. nnd all that remained te be done was te shove
ever another mnrker te make the first Uctery of the series unanimous.
Here is hew it happened: Michael was the flrt person te face I'hil
Douglas In the fifth frame, nnd I'htl "tailed a bread smile when he saw who
was at the platter He whined one at the plate and Mlchnel whizzed it
right back agnlnst the left field feme. Fast fielding kept the wnllep down te
ft double but that proved te be enough. A twe-bnc hit from the sub third
baseman was net te be sneezed at i-en in the fifth Inning. It came as a
sudden. Munning shook, and these things nrc serious.
McNalh reached third when Srhnng sacrificed, and remained like n ship
t utii'her when Cnrl Mnys missed a home run b three strikes. That made
two out and Michnel was all bet up about it He was well nen,nnlnted with
the territory around third base because he plajed there, but this was
different. . ,
L'lmcr Miller strolled te the platter, nnd Klmer s hitting nvcrnge resembles
the size of his Maekiu. Ku-rj time he connects safely he declnres. n holiday,
and it didn't leek as If one of thee things would be declared. Therefore.
Mike decided te de something him-elf, alone and unaided.
T.Kl(! a long trail nff third. Mrtlly irnlchnl Deuglai. anil when
the big hni started te threw he dnthid ieiraid the home plate.
The play uat a b'j xurprtue and foaled eeeri one, including Snyder
and nouela.o. I'hil threte low and the ball reached the home plate
when Mcallu ld in. Snyder made a clunny atumpt te tee the
runner, but flopped. Mike trm (tc. another run ira huna up and
from then en the (Hants were through. One plait put them te rout
and the ethei four inninat irrrr superfluous.
Red Sex Curver Deserves Credit
ARL MAYS, who had been hu'ling in grent form, became mere effective.
J the ether Vnnk became mere confident and with that combination the
Giants didn't hn" n t'lunnman's clmncc.
McNnll.v made history in a WerM Series, hut net a Teenrd. According te
the heavily bearded depesters who lime the farts and figgers down lint. Ty
Cobb btole'hemo en Vic Willis in TOOK and also get four hits in a single game.
But mere of that later. Bight new, nllew us te state that II. H. Fruzec,
owner of the well-known nnd often-mentioned Bed Sex, of Bosten, deserves
a vote of thanks, for he wen a World Series game by proxy. Ruth, Majs.
McNaliy nnd Sel.ang were t!i Important guys in the initial victory, nnd
what would have hnppvmd te the Yanks had Hnrry rfused te sell them'
We shudder te think of what would have happened.
Mays shares Mime of the glory with Michael because he was In his very
best underhanded form. The National Leaguers could de nothing with the
underslung delivery, and of the five hits collected during the nfternoen.
Krisch connected with four. The ether onme when Johnny Rawllng.s also
of Bosten nnd Philadelphia rapped te right in the seventh nnd perished en
the sacks. Therefore, the hits meant nothing because they were widely spread
and thinly mattered.
Babe Ruth did net de se well. He stepped into th" picture in the first
reel and drove in Klmer Miller with a reusing rap te .enter. After that he
walked once nnd the next two times whiffed inglorleush . Bambino did net
take the observations of Umpire Rigler in n kindly manner, especially en
called ftrlkes. He sneered openly when he walked te the Dench, ns if te say the
guesser behind the platter was a bum, or words te that effect.
Frank Krlsch. of eeurse, was the large noise of the .lints. He wns the only
one who could hit Mnys and his fielding could net be Improved upon. In fact,
he' was the life of the party.
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OTT that we have disposed of the important persons, allow vs te
dwell upon the first foozle nf the series, which u a way of referring
te a bone-headed play.
Beb Meiisel Is the ''Here''
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I'ST the same, it is freely preduted that if the Giants eie today
e-ssien go by.
If the Wants
Still, Veu never can tell. Ilaseball is a peculiar game.
cop the guessing will begin all ever again.
Copvrieht, tiit. by Pubtlc Lrdger Company
Coach Keogh's Youngsters
Come Within Ace of Scoring
en Heisman's Eleven
IWHITEHILL IN UNIFORM
ROBERT MEl'Sni., brother of Irish, starred in this scenario as
nobody has starred before. He precd te the vast assemblage that a
thre-base Mt can mean nothing net even a bmgle in the base-hit column.
Rebert performed in the sixth, and his act was will worth observing.
Peek was en second nnd Bnb- had just tiikcn three swings. Therefore it
was up te him te de something. He crashed one of Shufflin' Phil's twisters
te the wall in left center, nnd Peck scored under wrnps. Meuel tore nreund
the bases and reached third. It wns a great run after a great wallop, but
neither meant a thing.
fJeerge Kelly, who plas first base, is a wise cracker He watched Reb
sprint around the sRrks and, after third bne was reached, he turned te
Geerge Meriartj and said :
"Geerge, that guy nin't touched lirt base yet. I ain't kiekin' or anything
like that, hut rules N rules and we getta live up te them. I'm genna tag the
sack nnd put that bird out."
Kelly called for the ball nnd placed lus hoof en the bag.
"Yer out!" yelled Merlarity, and Meusel sheepishly walked te the bench
te be congratulated by M. Hugglns.
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had no bearing en the game. Had the battle been close he would
be clutching a lily in his left hand today.
Creivd ?s'et Se Large as Expected
FOR some reason or ether the crowd wiu net se large as was cipectpd. In
fact, the turnout weh mighty slim because the optimists made wild and
-elrd guesses. Thev figured that the gntes should be closed at 1 I. M. te
every one except thev holding reserved sent coupons. This wns done, and
about ROflO sent at S3 ,i0 were unoccupied The ball playnn let out n big
howl nbeut this lack of patrennge and said they would sec that something
was done tedaj .
Ball plnvers mr nothing for the gat rvcipts in the first five games of
the series Neither de they enre nbeut their rlijht arms or eyesight. Deep
gloom hovered ever each dugout when the "ad news was spread.
Today's game is likely te decide the series. McGrnw made a geed guess
when he started Douglas against Mays yesterdaj. because with Carl In such
Heed shnpe no team in the world could have trimmed him. Phil twirled a
Koetl game also, much better than wns expected, but .lawn Jay evidently
figured he would lese nnd refused te start his pitching nee, meaning Ar
thur ICehf.
New comes the time when the star southpaw must be inserted, and when
thl Is being done, hew nbeut the Yanks' Who will they start'' It leeks
very much like Heyt, but some of the wie nn predicted early this morning
before bedtime that Shawkey would he en the mound In fact, some of the
experts even went se far as te say thev would pitch Beb of the Red I'ndir
shlrt If Hugglns quit his job nnd asked for successors.
However and be thut ns it may. Nehf i booked te start because It is
according te the strategy of McGrnw. Mac wants this gnme, and nobedj
can blame him for that. He has only Nehf te fall back en, with Teney In
reserve for tomorrow. Then he will inert the third best pitcher en the
Ynnkee staff nnd have a better chance te come through.
JOB FOR
New
'SMILING JEEMS"
These are great dnys for the Penn
sylvania freshmen. They nr" having
their own little World Series eveij
nfternoen nut en Franklin Field with
the veAsity as the party of the second
pnrt. Se far the first -j ear men have
two moral victories te their credit, while
all the varsity can say Is that they have
gained mere ground than their oppo
nents. Bill Hellenhack is a man of notion
nnd he believes in gling a var-lty foot
ball team hard work ierj dnj. In
addition he also thinks that there Is
no better scrimmaging in the world than
that between a varsity and n first - ear
team for the ren-en that the varsity
naturally bus a feeling of lord-hip ever
the first -year men and thnt the fresh
men have n feeling that im thing they
put ever en the uper cl i-rnvn is weithy
of a medal. Therefore u keen strug
gle, nlme-t akin te a I'uht. I- the result.
All 'het up" exer their splendit.
showing of Tuesday iigain-t the varsity,
the freshmen euteml estcrdii "s conflict
with the tooling that thev were going te
put one ever. Fer twentj-live Minutes
the two teams struggled nnd fought as
bitterb ns though IVnn nnd Pitt were
meetlrg. Neither team wns able te
score en the ether, but for t'r n ene.ss of
play when in the shadow of their goal
pests there hasn't been nn thing en
Franklin Field te equal the stand of the
freshmen en one occasion jesterday.
Held en IS-Yard M.'irli
The varsity hud pushed the ball down
the field about -10 vuul- nnd stued
wlthm 15 of a tomhdewn Thiee
plunges at the line tutted 0 jards. Bill
Maher. late of the scrub-, eaed a
forward pass thnt was almost rope-lng
in the arms of a varsity eligible. Twe
burly fir-t-venr men went after that
pig-kin as though It meant their future
happiness, and they succeeded by her
culean work In knocking the pig-kin
te earth That was the enl ie.il
ihame the arsity had, for, from that
tune en. the fir-t-year men steed like
the embattled farmers at Lexington
and lepelled every vnr.-ity attack.
And the tirst-ear men had one e
rellent opportunity te score that was
only lest when MelJraw. the Buffalo
lad, playing in the bncktirld. wns forced
out of bounds. It happened this wn.v :
Pes Miller heaved a forward pass that
the varsity end was te receive. He
had it almost in his arms, when the
first-year player leaped high in the nlr
end drugged the pigskin down. Bill
Grave made a lunge that almost dropped
the youngster, but he scurried along In
a staggering way for a few jard-. ic ic
cevered his Balance nnd raced HO jnrds
down the field before Billy Mahcr'e
lunge sent him out of bounds.
Three bad passes te the hacks forced
the fre-hman te punt, and the var-lty
started a drive down the field that wns
Interrupted when Coach Keogh sent his
charges te the dressing room.
A Meral Victory Keegli
"Anether mernl ioter,," 'aid
Keogh. "We are ready for the varsity
any old afternoon in the week These
youngster-- of mine will slmw them hew
te plaj the game. Did jeu -co hew the)
steppid them up there bj the g"iil line?
That's the stuff that counts wien in u
game. Fa-y enough te carry the ball
down te the shadows, but thin comes
the tn-k of getting it ever. The old
gall- -ure did held the varsity."
King and Jimmy Dew hurst, the back
fidd star.- of Keogh'- eleven, again per
formed vahantlv behind the line. Their ,
tackling and running with the hall was'
spectacular. Defensively the Iir-t-veari
l haclts steed out the vaislt.v backs ex-1
epc en two or three otcn-lens falling te i
get anj further than the secendarv !
fen-t . We-tgate. at end. the Kala-
1 ma.oe lad, plnved a sterling game,
I hri aking up the var-it interfep m e en!
I his -nle nf the liiu -evir.il times
luii k Robb. who distinguish d him- i
self m right end againit the vnrsltj en i
Tuisdiiv, wns out nf the drill .ve-tenla.v . I
A ha-tv examination of his left -ide led .
phrMclan te believe that he has frac
tured two ribs. He wns sent te the
I'niversity Hospital te have an X-rny
".lamination made te determine the ex- '
act extent of his Injuries He was hurt ,
en breaking up the ur.sity interferon! e
Tuesdav.
Ai curding te the varsity coaches they
expect te held another scrimmage with
the first-year men this nfternoen ami
tomorrow, the eve of tin' gnme with
Gettysburg. Keogh Is willing te send
his freshman ngainst the varsity anj
old time, te use his own words.
Alse Meet Scrubs
After the scrimmage with the fresh,
mnn. the varsity team was. tii'-hened
anil the scrubs -mt in for a scrimmage
that lusted until almost dark. The var
sitv hnd much les trouble muking gnin
agninst the -r rubs than again-! the
venrllngs
Keegli hnd 1. tir-t freshman ebn-i-n
in gaiiut the vnrntv, including. Wet
gate, left end : Jaquish. left tjukle;
Devvhurflt, left guard; Payne, center,
Krtressvnag, right guard: Papworth,
right tackle; B-atie, right end; Mi -draw,
qunrti rl ai U ; Freelnnder and
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RHYTHM, IN ATHLETIC
WA Y, ASSET TO STARS
Duncan, Jenes, Evans, Ruth, Jehnsen, Tilden
Dempsey All Shew Ne Jerky or Badly Timed
Efferts in Respective Sports
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Somewhere Beyond
When I have crossed the Ttctlight foal
lleyend the final whlte-ehalh blend.
Say net for me: "He .spriutcdjar
Te victory around the end.'
Hut rather say that "Down the field
lie hammered onward yard by yard,
lie feuplit his way and held his feet.
He hit the line -and hit it hard."
By GRANTLANI) RICK
oMendeil trail are wlmt mntter
aim tui'ii'H are unusual U nut.
sound.
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OFT West there are Indications 1 i
... . that Hurry-up Yest is nnln,,,, V
eiverlnc in.the general direction , I
when the field has called me home
ic (limits of l'laycrs stay.
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Larney Lichtenstein Expects K.
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Bex Champ in N. Y.
PALACE OPENS TONIGHT
Itv LOVIS II. iIAI FK
I.nrney IJchtenstein. etc ran man
ager of boxers from Chicago, breezed
through Philadelphia tedaj en his wny
back te the Windy Cltj from New Yerk,
leaving nn efTusien of conversation here
nbeut several of his mittmen. together
with this apolegy: "Parden the hn-te.
I'll be back real seen and -tay a little
longer the next time."
Merrie I.ux was with I.arne. and
Morrle was the real rea-en for I.lch I.lch
teiisteiii's trip te the m"troieli-. I.ux
is a welterweight. lie hails from Kan-sa-
Citv and ever body in the Middle
AVest sw-enr b this fellow as being the
next welterweight champion of the
world. The Missourians. us i, well
known, must be "shown.'' and Merrie
did that little thing about a car age.
when In- was given a popular verdict out
thnt way ever the titleholder. Jack
Britten. 'in n no-decision match.
"Since that blffe-t," was I.arnej'
hurried explanation. "Britten cannot
be coaxed into the ring with Lux again.
A number of offers some n nl g I
one-, tee hae been made te Britten
for another nn'ct'tig with Merrie in'
.lifTercnt cities ill the West, but JlU'k'-
'iiay. nay, Pauline,' has kept thdn
npart."
It leeks as if l.ux finally will get
mint her crack at ISrltten, new ever. 1
Hew Rival Players Batted
in Opening Game of Scries
YANKEES
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FRANKFORD SQUAD.
Beb Remmy, Lecal Sensational
Quarterback, and Mike Wil
liams Among Newcomers
Te tcli ere th
Say net for mc: "He kicked the goal
Irem fiftu-icrCH uards away.
This has its place but leny routes w
Te these, who slog en we id by paid
ll here this one tip uncovers much- -
lie hit the line, nnd hit it nurd.
Rhyl Inn
"DHYTHM Is net alone for (e,c wools
4-' or the bards. lis idare In snen Is
as firmly lived ns Its lilace In poetry.
AVntch (icerge Dutuan. Bebby Jenes,
"Chick" Fvuns. Babe" Ruth, AValtcr
Jehnsen, Bill Tilden or Jack Dempsey.
Thi'ie '.nn have the meaning in nn
lithletic mj,
AVilh rh.v thin in snort the body Ih
I tun contreiiitis anelier where even in :i
winp-iasii Hiiekc there is netliing liur
tnd or ."eriisl,
Dcnui.-ey hits with terrific sneeil. .vet
he Is ulinesL the final word In ihxtlim.
His balatii'e Is complete. The fame up
p.len te Bnbe" Ruth. Witlu nil the
physical force he puts into a swing
thote Is nothing hurried or jerky or
badly limed about his UTen-.
WAI.TKR JOHNSON has mero
th) thin In his delivery than any
plli'her we have ever seen. Jehnsen
began his big league inner fifteen jears
age. lie has burned mere fast balls ever
a plale than any man in ba-eball annul-.
Ait he lias just completed an -et
her Im-. jcar, because through his
ih.uhm there was lack of effort or
strain.
Beets and Saddle
Kdille Rlrlienhael.er appears the
claiming handicap at Laurel today.
Pert Bliss and AVelltinder should fur
nish the contention. Iler-es appearing
be-i in ether races arc: First. Pal"
A'irginia. Dick Dcnde.ve. AA'arrisknne ; enndidiiti
i .. f . r-i! .. ..... .. ' 'IM. .
second, i.e .uniireorine, IM-Wllll j-uere.
Nouns ; third. Summer Sigh, Perhaps,
l-'rank'ln ; fourth. Bv Jliiiminy. Pelly
Ann, Muttlkliis; sixth. Irish Ki-s. tin
Are her. Clean (!ene; seventh. Sailing
Along, Pancier, Mece.
Iitenla Handicap l'irst race. Me Me
llera. Clerla Prance. Taenia: second.
Settle, Tamper, Blessem Heuse; third,
Pastereii. King 1'isher. l-'nlr Orient:
fourth. Tuscola. Ben Belt. Abiidiinc;
fifth. Marjorle II.mies. Releau, !uy;
sixth. Omnipotent, Marluilia. Llna
Clark: seventh, I'ncle 'c!e. Runzaf,
Mavuheua.
BUILD ADDITIONAL STANDS
The Prankford football team is can1) -ing
one of the largest -ipinds ever seen
with any Independent eleven in this
lecnlity nnd there seems te be no end te
! the plnyers who nre being secured le
represent the Yellow-jackets en the
gridlien. Several members of the com
mittee paid a visit te the home of Beb
Remmy the ether evening nnd aftc
spending three hours with the former
enptain and quarterback departed with
the assurance that he would play en
Saturday.
Practice wns held last evening and
sine enough Beh was en hand and
Manager Heward Bowker had another
for Coach (Jeorge Jehnsen.
l'iie newcomer was Mike Williams, a
Pacific Coast product, who is rated a
a geed baeklield man. Jehnsen gave
the entire -quad a stiff 'orkeut hist
cvning in piepnrntien for Hap Spang
ler and his Hehart agregatleu en Sat
in day.
The big turnout at the opening clash
even surprised the Football Committee
and It was necessary te send out un
S. ( 1. S. call en Mend.i) te a contractor
te rii-h additional stands, which are ex-
pei-ted te lie in readiness for Snturday.
All
the
Hilten's Angle
TP I SHOI'LI) ever co out te train
1 a novice at golf." said II. If. Hil Hil
eon, the star Bnglisb golfer, some time
age, "tlie first thing I would de would
hi' te teach him dancing, If lie Is net
alreadj a geed dancer.
"A gt Ifer must have a diMinet idea
of rh) thin before he can ever develop
a sound g'line."
Especially is an "even steadiness of
top is.-istniice en the bai k swing the
tne-t important part of the stroke.
A Few Iite ISoehs
"Treasure Island" by the Yanks
and (limits.
l natures. hen you tes AtiA..
ii iu -vt ....... .rl'i'rii.Mh'
jiiiiiwi-,, .'iiiiii'-;miui, Ia,", V
Chicago, Ohie State, etc.. Inlo a?fiS
pienshlp melee, the survival of Sf '
la tit least no place for n weak hetrt ?
a nanny seu
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nm.i u mi lil Un mttU ..Lll .i: " ,H
who started the report thnt matia.VrM
duties would aff.-ct Ty Cobb's ffiSfi.
through the dcceasetl senHen. AiivrtnJ
ebb s bittii
II. An, ,t
or Information lending te the apprhh'
sien or t no miscreant will be well in "
predated. "''
Copirfelif, tStt. Ml rlehls rcstrr.t
Scraps About Scrappets,
Dirk l.eailmnn will h
nlaht frnnr Muffale. N'
In town tometfJ,
ulrhiM JJI
Inke n enulnt nt the Lfiicrtv Tleli or e.ffl
ilav nfternecin nnd In thn evm'nr hi 2S I
nink" nn tffert te nmk tlm rlnvltahta ;,??!;
AI Wiutner. nt the Nulennt club VvJ,! I
In trnlnlnu illltnently for thli matth 'n,l i
MeCnrren. of Allontevvn. U i,nnv.ni ' I'
f'Til-tlnnl with Prniikle Hrltten a. hi, t?
lilhrr bout Jee Wc'sh b Htnntty II ,K'
Charley (VNII vs Kl.l Htnry and BM
Wilsen b. Harry Sneaker. ' "na mV
Tomorrow- nlitht nt tlie Cambria a mu,ii
hetvvevn Wllle McCloBkey and TiiS
llelilen. rival northeaKt wellfrvvclthti S
l).i ilei'iiltil. Herman Mlndln will and'M
rhlliiclelnhln Temmy O'Toelo nfttr Kia w2.
In the semi, ether bourn Johnny nemvi'
l-'rntfkle Murno. Lee Klynn v Temmy a!'
rrran ntnl Charley Conway v. Jimmy HiireJ,j
II
Inln Hire,
liKhttvclKht rhnmnlnn r.i n..
Ilrltaln. in In New Yerk Ilia debut i.
A luui-iwu u irinrv
when the latter brek hS
Heuse" -by Cennie
"Heartbreak
Mack.
The Harrier" by Jack Dempsey.
1IP.RK is very little truth In the re
pert thnt one of the preliminaries
attached le the Jack Jehnsen-Prank
Meran meeting In Camilla will be be
tween Jem Mnce and Jake Kilrain.
T
OTTO of n winning rush
'First come, first served.'
linu-
At Jnmnlci First race. Alexander
Ilnm'.lten. Frignte, Win-less; second,
Recal I.edee. St. Isidore, Tufter; third
miiiiiiiT un hi i,.Kal Ledge, nt. Isidore, i inter ; mini.
Lichtenstein' plans de net go astray. I U()e 5Iue Welle, Fluff; fourth. Surf
After l.ux surprised the fans m Hi Ul(U.t. .MHtard Seed. Sweep By; fifth.
Kastby stepping Jiiiini) Sullivan in five i,.,,,,,,, Krulk i.'Kltv. Tan II; sixth,
innnil: in New Aerk last wool;, .Merr
wns remntrhed for a iKiilt at the Garden
there October -- The winner of this
match. l.nr7ey. sa.vs Tex Ricknnl, hn-'
premised will get a bout with Britten.
i,i no hej) or thnt sort of thing,
l.ux will be the man for Britten.''
smiled Lichtenstein.
Tin- is the night for opening of the
In Pnluce's lill--- boxing season
After two postponements Geerge P.
Pawling finally lias arranged his bout-!
drfinltelv for the inauguration at hi
West Philadelphia plaee, anil u program
of five mntehes will be put en. Although I
it was originally intended te stage fistic j
exhibitions at the Palace bi-menthlv. It
Is new planned te held cente-ts ever)
Thur-day night.
pisldes two bouts in which a pnir of I
California lads will get an opportunity
te display their punching mettle, there
lis nn interesting local tilt scheduled. In
'this bout Pat Brndley, of Smithwark.
lend Temmy I.eughram, another Seuth
1 Philndephian. will get together. Brad
lie) Is a comeback, after an nbsince of
about five .vcni-s in tlie ring, while
! I.eughran. a veungster. hns been -hew-I
ini improved leim every time he -tep-
into the vlng.
Th" Cnlifernl.ins te box are '
Walker, a bantam who will take en
'i'errv McIIngh, and Jee Miller, a wd
teivveight again-t whom Yeung Jee p.i.r.
roll is pitted. The McHugh-AA'alker -et-te
is te be the v mdup.
In the oil. or numbers Bnttlmg Murtax
ft.i-es Charky Ba.v and Mn l.cy Merris
takes en Nick Paniti.
Tcdy, Recount, I.ady Gertrude.
At Kcnilwerth First liiie. Kvelyn
AYhite. Delhlmar, Mabel Curtis; sec
i.inl. Helen Atkln. Marinlti', Cormernn ;
ili'id. Oriele, Gelden Spheri', Da)
I.illv ; fourth. AVitchllewei-. AVoedblnc,
Chief Sponser: fifth. Pieilr.i, Moun
tain Re-e II, Harry M. Stevens; sixth.
Sentimental, Tanson, Smart Meney;
seventh, Black Tep, Mermen I'lder,
Roseate.
CHAMPIONSHIP teams or net. you
never see nnv one takimr Huce
the fans are talking of the work of Bedel; at Penn State or Glenn AVarner
team and thev predict dire thing- at Pittsburgh as tu-ai-tice affairs te help
Amur ca wan
lllehle .Mitchell
arm.
Diinny llnrk tins been matched for a tow
at the Dutiliar A A . October la ln'W
laat Iwut lluck made Anilv Kid Hall eQ'
lt ihe eUih round at Atlanta City, J
Charley O'Nell, of Tlea. I cut rlttv-i
chii.Ie.iqK te an.v one at 1S8 puun)a m
innnuuer. Uanlel D Uuffy exnectn c.v,i
te stup Kid Henry Saturday illght at c.
National. r
Teil Ilredle has matched hu binlia'
rharite. Hilly Dele with Utile Hear it tin.
Dunb,ir A. A . October IS. Jir.yle mihi,
bar any one hln welKht. llil neumla, PreJi
expects te keep Wily busy throughout W
aeaeen.
lMille Dempsej- Ih another bnttlerwheV.il
n busy mmenlen mapped out for him. Dii
Hettlnelll Is neKetlat'HK for ivernl mittliM.
rr li..miiNev. ndille la n llirhtwelcht. wj.1
has lieen nhevvInK Improved form every tlsu
he ceen te the peat ';
M llrnwn. en of Adam Hyan ehirttj!1
wl.l Be en in me neauuner hi me uunwr.
A. A. tnnluht iiB.ilntt Jee i.ejbj. tin turd
hlttlim Ni'Krn welterwelKht
Secret Drill for Dartmouth
gets opponents vvith
as "AVhlte)" Tluiin-
ie latter a newcomer
Racing Beard Rejects Bedwell
Il.iltlmer, Oct. (1 The Maryland Haelnn
i' 'nrnlKslen. nt a meeting here rtfutiil te
.i.l ivv H Huy Uedvvell te r slater as ucent
ili th. rommlaalen. Ch.ilrm.in tAtane and
i". mmlsaliitier fpeneer voted In favor or the
re'j uilnn tiarrlnz iledwelt wlitle Commis
si nei TlmarniN eted uiidlnst It.
for the A'ellnwjm
such u pair of end'
as and Adams, t
form Pitcalrn.
The entiie Kr.mkferd squad came
Ihieiigh In tine shape in Siiturda.v 's
clash, and Tem Belli), of the losing
club, sa.vs there Is imt a lean: In till
city that will give them a better game
than his club. "Big llej" Aim-treng
looked geed, while I.ungen, former
quaiteibacU at Swnrlhiiinte, surprised
the stmids with his upon field work.
Captain Dale plnved 1 a 1 u-unl aggies
sive game, while Obergfelt, Ridpath,
I liarl.e Shrader, Kaiifiuau. Neiu.ek and
Supph'c all came through !- expected.
Eddie O'Dewd Awarded Decision
Columbus, 1)., Oct. i, IMd.i f) Devvd, of
(ViL.ml'UH. wen the ri r. n-e h c'l-eiiilrin ever
II ib. Ashir of St Lulus, A r I' b.intarn
v li;lit ttianu'lnn. In a twelve luund bout
liere.
teiiiid out a schislule. Averages ever tlte
llnnmrr. N. II., Oct II Conch Jack Cif
nell nut tlie liivrtmeuth vanity mini
threUEh secret rracttce yesterday and .ip
tutors were enlv admitted te a aerlmmul
U-lween the third and fourth teams Tlijf
ilr'll was merely for alfrnala nnd te furthii
develop the pnaalnu came There wai rt
n-rlmmiRe for tee varnlty anund TheuiSi
the New Hampshire Ktate came will l tbi
third of the season for the (Ireen, the inl
Is still far from mlil-eeasen form fc
Mahan Scores for Harvard 'Secendt',
CiimlirliUr. Mass.. Ort n - Cearh mi
M.ihan, iduvinB for the Harvard mmJ
team, scored en a, drep-k'ek from tn i .,
iiird line estenlay The validly wen. tt
ever l'enj Jenkins renlsterln two touch
downs One of these came efter a 20-itl
forward pass from Charley lluell. 7
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HAS
BOXING OPENING TONIGHT
AT ICE PALACE A. C. Se?L...
Boxing Prices Down Here They Are:
5S00 $1 00 250
Reserved Seats Reserved Seats
imi eiiii r. i'iik r.s
DON'T BELIEVE THE KNOCKERS MANY CHOICE SEATS LEFT
THE OPENING SHOW
AI Wallter vs. Terry McHugh Temmy Lcughran vi. Pit Bndlir
, M. v i n n Bittling Murray vi. Charley Rar
Jee Miller vs. g. Jee Berrell Micky Merrii vi. Nick Pacini
Tltl.et- en sale ut lie Pal.ni'i u:i s, I'enn Snuarei Ciinnlneham shop, 10 S,
Ki St.-, Ilejle's, ,1171 ICriiNlncten Ave., and CriiniliiU'H, Hill H. Otli St.
50c
NATIONAL A. A.
!-TtItlAV KVIIMMi, 1(T. R
ll.UK SI'KAKKIt v. iinimv WIIXIN
(IIMll.nV O'.M'.U. v. tvll) iii:miv
.ier. uki.cii . stm.i:v iiincivI.i:
I'KAMill. IlKITrON i. JA( K MilAKKON
Iv. (I. AI. !K H
WAGNER vs. LOADMAN
Tlllvl.Ts AT DON (. Ill's, :i. ,s. nth ST.
Hsi:ilAI.I. TODAY ! ! ! 1. 1,1 V. SI.
1'lllI.I.ll.s IVItli
llreuil A lliiiiliii:il ,n sis.
DO) 111 I. ill lll It
FLEISHER vs. DOBSON
i i, i i ii- i r i. t rut a
WINNER va. H1LLDALE
VV lil seres s( M 1V iinlii
jjimOur Lease Elxpires December lstimis
Yerk Giants Put Mutrle en
Payroll for Life
New Yerk, Oct 0. Charles A
Sterteham, president of the New Yerk
(Hants, aninuiieed today that the New New
Yerk Club of the National League had
jiut Jnni'H Mutrie en the salary lint at
825 a week for the rest if his life.
Oldtlice fans w-n remember the
Glnt. In their rinle-t tluvs will lip
rlntld this aet.
Jamea Mutrle, called "Stuillng
Jtems," chribteneil the (Hants ami
Kervcil an their first manuv;er, far, far
Lttek In he old (lavs. He ursanired the
.tub which U new worth !fl,."(H),0lli)
with the kelp of Jehn T. Duy, with fit
uniforms, four bats and six halls.
lie &U wua tne erl5lnutf of thnt
MHt faJSus yhraset "We are the pee
MATTYGETS DETAILS
Serle3 Repert Sent te Giants' For Fer
mer Star Pitcher
New Yerk, Oot. (I A spee.ai wire
from the I'ole (Jreunds earned de
tails of the big HOrieM te Cliristv
Mathewson et his Sarannc I.aKe home.
I'nable te attend the eentests, thi
former (Jiant rdtehing Htni . vvhe onec
twirled bin team te three shutout vh-.
terles in one World Hern, liHtened at
tintlvely us Carl Mns, of the Yankees,
turne 1 bark the (Hants se rreless Inn.
lug after Inning. The wire was in-i-tallrd
bv lie (ilant nianageiiient.
Ilefnri tli i-unlist M'sterdu.v Mining r
Metiraw called MathewKen en the tele.
Illume t-i sav that he waH never mere
ciuilldent of victory. "I hete te be well
enough te nee thu next nerles," Matt)
eaid, "and I feri ceiflftdent you will
brlns home the bacon."
jf It
i X 'tis.
$8.50 English
Soccer Shoes
New
99
All sUes Strongly made te with
stand the hard UHaija of the game.
Sprinting
Shoes, new . .
With temnerfn jreri(i htoei spmes
Uie Kind that atand up unfler all
rii-iiitiiinn .Str'inu sturdv nigh
grade flexible leather A biK v.ilu
Special $10 and $12
English$
Soccer
Balls
Htinlatlen "lie nnd welnht. uiiide nt
tniKh vvell'tannril leather (iiinnintreil
te l.eep nhupe under rmiKhrst ila Com Cem
I. lite with strung riililn-r blndilrr. ravvhlilr
lurrr unil liulnn needle
Yeu can new get two pair. of Men's New Fall Shoes
for what one pair of tlve sii es was made te sell for.
Tahc a peek in our show windows and see!
! Vim Em Special
The Greatest shoe values in town.
Take your pick. All sizes.
CORDO CALF
CALF SKIN
NEW SHADES
Scotch Grain
Brogues
MAsJ
cry Kejal
carries this
Guarantee-
tlttry "Wiln!l ,1 I ' I I "I
sm aiui!i Uy shec
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Eight te Ten Dellar Values
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93D MARKET STREET
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You're Entitled te
Solid Leather Shoes!
Here You're Sure Je Get Them
at Lewest Prices in Phila.
Bar Nene!
jelid leather through nnd through, Mr. Man-
Royal-, are GOOD SHOES.
Outside of this shop you can't he certain of
tfeumd solid leather shoes under $9 te $12 We
have made our prices low through side-street
store, management economics while keeping
the nnnlifx' in rtii ckr.ne Mr('.
Smartest, Snappiest Styles in America's Best
Rrnivn
i 1'iek Calf ; oak
cMec A nneiln-n
"' "" $6.8b
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$9 te $12 SHOES $5 $&5
At Our Economy Prices
hlZ'iC illl I!?1"1 ?" PCP '" C nc of our distinctive fall models, and we
Fndi ler VrVJuY ? "i win r srtaiht t!P "odds; Scotch,
RuSealf rdkd "llSSlU!nC.G0rdMVan Sce r Neniian grain calf,
SniLinl i " shades-all custom built; all guaranteed.
we 'JSSd ?,, ,ra hemc; if you are net 5atisflcd or if thy arc net
Came fn frfiv , ? , B3' Val"eS in the MONEY BACK!
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