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Majer Leagues End Pennant Season
REDSCAIN SECOND
BY STRONG FINISH
Phils Finish With Win Yanks
Win Pennant by Only One
Oame Margin
ROGERS HORNSBY HITS .401
,.v ItAMP.UAIjTj. iHlllIsllCll
0 from n Inn sraM-n's Blnr In the
Ze -lt. J"" ,,, ,,,M ,0!?H ,0 nV
;t 7i.lntl.oeWre.lnrcl.tfapn.
, Mnr Tim official ciullnR of the
T n ilii bnscbnll fanatics the
ISm Hrrlwh. Futnl-r Knickerbocker's
bau,nintrih merf important ""7"
V. ,,,P, n, X liv I'nt M.tmu'h Uc.ls,
Ni!V"tU &11 "he J'lratM. A
who n,,(,,,:, 1ip Inst few week en
B?E X e lc?s te IIP l le second,
?JS 'Rnn.cs & of the champion
,SI1 nlr rnlllM. lnrlu.llns " iwe-run r.
,Ir, .in nnth. cnnhei the Beds te
'?" Sn Mt BemV. B te . 'lt Wilbur
X,n "1 Knn Jcntlm Illxcy w.s the
??pr i,. iho-en till. Hip urn Bft-
,hJ?he" ! hM 09 thanks te the Mipcrb
.. Jii- nf l'cte Uelian. nnlshcd tlie sen-
p,tCWa triumph The silver-thatched
.w" w nlhiwed jSt wvmi hits and k-pt
Zm "en" ell scattered that nary a run
"ThTpwfe found Burleigh Crimes je
n.,1 llklne for twelve safeties, includ-
. will nms' twenty-sixth homer. The
'.".Le. "eant much te the. Phils They
Masen """- th 0 nr for the first
rtee'tOlOaml Williams broke all
previous home -run records made by
Sfinu wound up the regular
m,m bv utnnlns and losing.. Mr
S,"r blanked the champions in the
flnt with two hits while lenrgln, n
?"rnlt. lest the decision In the second.
L lllcbce. a rookie, hit n homer.
Sch t'!.m Imd five hits during the
iMcn-lnnlns contest.
The Cards defeated the Cubs and
.I,, the l'lrates for third plane. Inci
ilciitnllr. Iteger llernsby finished the
peasen'with a batting mark of .-101,
Final Standings of Clubs
NATIONAT, I.UtOCK
W. I.. V.V. W. T.. P.O.
NfwVerk. 03 l .M riilcntn... H'l 74 .Bin
Cincinnati M OH .MS Ilroekljn,. 1 in .401
I'lttKbiirth ta OU .nsl I'l.llllep..., (17 INI .813
St. InU. 85 00 .9113 Henton.... 53100 .340
AMERICAN MSAOUn
W..T,. r.f!.
NwTerk. Pt 00 .010 rhtrncn...
Ht. fyeuln. OB 01 .604 Wnkh'ten.
Petrel t.. 10 10 .018 AthlMJr..
Cleveland, 18 10 .000 ItoMen..,.
XV. T
71 17
80 8."
en re
ill 03
P.C.
.000
.148
.421
.300
:STBnJ)AY'S HKStJI.TS
NATIrtNAI. IJl(lflJ
PMIIIm. 3 llrneklm. 0.
Iloeton. 3t New Verlc, 0.
New Yerk, ill HiMten. p (Mcend run).
HI. IiiiIk. "I (lilcfte, I.
rinrlnxntl, (II ritUbiirRll, 1.
Cincinnati, 01 PUtiburxh, I (urcenil (ime),
ASIKKICAN t.KAOCK
Wnttblntten, Ol NfW Yerk. t.
MpTHnnil. fit Detroit. S,
Ht. I!ilfi, XI C'lilcnice, I.
Atlilctlrfr-llnnten, net clifilutril.
FEW PLAYERS NOW
W PRODUCTS
Only Four of 1922 Giants Re
ceived Their Tutelage
Frem Jehn J.
BUYS PENNANT WINNERS
the first time the feat has been accom
plished fclnee 1S00, when Dclahanty
hit. .-108. This Is the third miceesslve
year that Ilernsby hits finished in the
lend of the National batters.
The Browns canned the climax of the
i most successful season in twenty years
with a U-te-1 win ever the White Sex.
A single by Itoeklo Kobertsen sent Wil
liams ncress the plate with the wlnnlnlg
run with one out.
j The blinks captured the pennant,
i but only by the narrowest margin, one
I full game. The Senators pnuiiiicd Sam
Jenes hnrd and took tlfe final gnme of
'tlie sciifren, 0 te 1. Five riintV in th
1 first inning spelled victory Fer the
I WaulilniT.nnlntiff Wrttnnnii.li n a.
emit, was the Ynnkccs master from the
start.
The Athletics, for the first time since
301-1. finished out of the cellar. A
victory ever Washington Saturday,
in which Itemmul turned In ills twenty
sevcntli win of the year, helped the A's
te within four games of sixth place.
CAGE LEAGUE MEETING
Philadelphia Manufacturers' Cir
cuit Plana for 1922 Campaign
The Philadelphia Manufacturers'
Basketball League will held its re
organization meeting at 1:227 Arch
btreet en Thursday night.
The prospects for the season are
premising, as several new clubs with
first-class line-ups have announced
their intention of joining.
Information regarding the lengue can
he secured from Cadwalnder Krauklln.
1227 Arch street, phene Sprucp 2000, or
Jnmcs Hunter, care of lloepcs &
Townsend, 1.1:10 Uuttonweod btrcet.
phone poplar 22GS.
In late years Manager Jehn J. Mc
Grnw, of the (Slants, lias almost ceased
te develop young ball players, and due
somewhat te the competition of the
Ynnkees for the city's patrenage has
. m t . . A. Mn ....
eeen lerecii mere nna mero iu y "
the marts nnd buy his pennant winners
with the coin of the realm.
McGrnw lias developed marvelous
player. and has combined them ef
fectively in his time, but of the pres
ent team only four of these who can
Iw classified ns "regulars" received
their tutelage from Jehn J. The ethers
were bought or traded from ether maler
league clubs or picked up ns, virtually
finished products from the miners.
Of the first-string pitchers, Arthur
Vnl.f nn.l Tnca Itnrnnn. rptprnllR of InSt
rear's scries, and Hugh McQuillan
were obtained from Bosten. Catcher
Krank Snyder wns taken from St.
Leuli several years nge. Earl Smith
made, a record in the International
League, but he bears the trademark of
a McOraw product.
At firtt base (ieorge Kelly learned
most of what lie knows from McOraw,
as did Frlsch. the regular second base
man. At shortstop Captnin Davy Ban-
nnff nnmn trftm Pftilfiftplnriln nnrl nt
I third base Heine Oreh, once of the
UlnntH nas spent loe mucn time in
Cincinnati te he included among' the
home-grown.
I Ner is McQ raw's record bolstered by
I the Insertion of Johnny Ilawltngs Inte
, the infield. He has been there much of
the summer, due te the scries of In
juries te uren. i risen nas gene irem
second te third and Ruwllngs has
subbed at second, but, like his mete at
shortstop, Itavlings came from the
Quakers.
In the outfield only Ress Teuny Is
considered a McGrawite. 'Irish" Meu
sel came with the troop from the Quaker
City, as did Casey Stengel.
The quartet of men that McGraw
trained who are en the team, however,
arc near the top of the league at their
positions.
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Chemises and Skirts at ex'
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8.3x10.6 ft.
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Dressy wool velour suits
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Elabi rate beaded and plain
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Continuing Our
October Sale of
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Concessions
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Damask, Special RQn
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Extra quality damask with
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Several pretty patterns.
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35c Turkish
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Manly Oliver Twist mod
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Continuing Our Most Important $50,000
Fall Sale of Blankets
Extraordinary Savings Averaging 40 Per Cent.
Unbounded variety of beautiful blankets from the famous Winthrop
Mills for home use, hotels, institutions and bearding houses. Only the best
quality.
$9.00 Lamb's-Weel
Blankets, QK AQ
twt.TCt
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$1.50 Skirts
Sices 6 te 14, of white
linen, imported gingham
or Ramie.
$1.50 Bleemers
Of black satin for
girls 8 te 16.
$1.50 Blouses
Dimity, cotton pon
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with colors, sizes 6 te
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$1.50 Middys
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Pair
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a small percentage, of cot
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70x80 inches, each pair
weighing 6 pounds. De
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$12.50 Guaranteed All
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Blankets, Pair u
Beautiful large block
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old resc-and-whitc,
blur-and-whitu, gray - and
uhitc lavcnder-nnd - white
and black-and-white color
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$30.00 te $55.00 Finest
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Blankets, Pair
S20 t0 S35
W even from the finest
Australian lamb's-wool in
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Single and pairs. Seme are
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Lyens best quality taffeta
silk. All full size.
$5.00 Woelnap 0?Q fiQ
Blankets, Pair peu
Fiui, heavy quality with
fleecy nap. Gray and tan
with pink and blue borders.
Size 64x7tV inches.
$9 California Lamb's-Weel-Filled
flJK QK
Comfertables '
Percaline covering, plain
12-inch satine border nnd
lamb's-wool filling. Pretty
Persian and floral pattern-.
Full size.
$6.95
$11.50 Weel
Blankets, Pair
Heal western lamb's fleece
wool, with about lOr cot
ton in the warp. White
with dainty pink and blue
stripe borders and wide
contrasting seisettc binding.
$9.50
$13.50 Extra-Fine
California Lamb's-Weel
Filled Com Cem Com
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Cevf en both sides
with quality flowcred
French mercerized satine,
plain 12-inch satine bor
ders and double thickness
lamb's-wool tilling. Screll
stitched. Kxclusive pat
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$0.95 Weel
Blankets, Pair
Fine lamb's-wool blank
ets, with a cotton warp in
pretty plaid patterns. All
desirable colors. Full size.
$3.95 Bed
Spreads. Each
Crochet weave in attrac
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Extra heavy quality.
Hemmed ends. Full size.
$4.29
$2.49
$2.25 Bed
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Crochet weave, in pretty
Marseilles patterns.
Hemmed ends. Extra-heavy
quality. Full size.
$7.50 Bed
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Satin-finish in a brand
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Cheice of s.'allepcd edge
with cut comers. Plain
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size.
$1.49
$5.44
$4.98
$6.50 Com Cem Com
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Covered en both sides
with best quality flowered
silkelinc and filled with
white cotton fillings. Plain
sateen borders. Full size.
Heavy weight.
$13.50 Lamb's-Weel
8' $8.49
Fine long lamb's-wool
woven with small percent
age of cotton in warp.
White with pink and blue
borders and wide colored
binding. Size 72x82 inches.
$18 California Lamb's Lamb's
Weel ei O CA
Blankets, Pr.'510"
Very fine selected long
lamb's wool in white with
pink, blue, old rose and geld
stripe borders, also large
block plaid patterns. Wide
silk taffeta binding. Size
72x84 inches.
$35.00 Silk fl-Q ylK
Comfertables 0.40
Slightly soiled. SJcndid
assortment of dark flowered
silk tops with plain silk berX,
ders. Lamb's-wool filling.
$4.50 Cem- CO QQ
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Silkoline covering, with
plain 12-inch satine borders.
White cotton filling. All
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$4.65
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