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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1922
194
McGraw Outsmarts Huggins in Juggling Pitchers, and Giants Take First of World SerieR
HUGGINS WAITED TOO
LONG TO REMOVE BUSH
"Bullet Jee" Pathetic Fig
ure as He Leaves Mound
in Eventful Eighth; Strat
egy of McGraw in Bench
ing Nehf Proves Effective
RYAN IS REAL HERO
nV JOSEPH T. LAMUTM .
New Yerk, Oct. I.
FEW fist""" '" baseball ''Istery were
., pathetic during tlielr enrera ns
M Jeseph nh, resilient of Tiega.
Ulillnilcltillllf nn' tllc nce of thl!
TnKs pUcblns ntnff. yc.tcr.lny oft.
'"Slmcd by thousands inning
winning ns be left the mound.
Zh ffi " ,,,f :,1U ln ll,c c'-,"h
inning hul h,in" leuV, , .i
It was n -erry ending for the man
Je nlenfi curried the Yankees te the
American League pennant by the might
Sblirtrenif right arm. Rush walked
? the Yankees bench wltliQUt n single
fin riving him n handclap te rave the
Jmin of failure. Hindi u as charged win.
tw V'"1 "." ..i; ...
Te the winner belongs nil the spoils , , . l
Figures of Initial
World Scries Game
Standing nf the Clubs
w. i,. r.c.
Giants l e l.(KK)
Yankees 0 1 .000
Ilccerd of Series (First Game)
i It. II. 11.
Giants . . . 3 11 :,
Yankees 12 7 0
Ratterlcs N'chf, Iljan and Sny
tier, Giants: Rush, lleyt ami
Helmut', Yankees.
Kcreipts and Attendance
Attendance
Receipts
1'lnyern' slime
Kneli i'IiiIi'h slinre . ,
Commission'! shaie
.'1(5,514
$110,0.1(1.00
f.0,703.3(i
:ie,i3.it
17,855.40
CAUGHT BY CAMERA AT FIRST WORLD SERIES GAME
unexpected tint this rookie stripling,
who ncicr hurled in u mriei before,
would fun Wilt nnd Until, ns he did in
the eighth inning. And it was uhe un
expected Hint hi- would force Mcusel te
hit Inte a double play ln the ninth in
ning, when the " links becnied te be en
their way te u nilly.
Tlie game was a spectacular one
from start te fiiiMi. Pearls of lieldiiiK i
dining tin- entire centeit. !
tlie history of bnseball has a
W'iL.i.;r i.,nn.l e e'hecrinir th..,"'"'V ''" "'."' Mifh as Hnncref.
icKic ". . -- tia.v",)rc. snowed te dm vast throng in the thiiil
K" Jerd d UmcniHi. OTalnH.Innln,f en .lee RukI.'s tly out beyond
neusiy accemm i , shoitnteji. Mark te the plate, racing
WK f' v.'w'iSMiKi
9 . ..
nnn P I .
ll v A ..I '4 rv
mvun
BETTING IS 4 TO 5
Biuft piffifd i hcautlful a nine of
hall the first wen innhigs. Ifc vns
,ou Ai. ce'''icJ I"' '''; root reot roet
"tn for which he n netc.7, pulled Imn
through umcratchcJ.
iu rantldence
THEIIB wasn't any worry en the face
of Bush when Rauereft opened the
eighth witn a hiugie. .w v-
nerturbed murli bv (troll's siiiglf that
followed. His real trouble came wnj-n
iviu.li hnf a ene-bai-e b'i.-.v into the
outfield that tilled the bases.
Buu was losing ni" reiuiuinii.. nwr
3i little doubt of thr.t. Instead of
.!.s,r tin M tiitches he used his fust
ball rifflit in the henit of the platu.
it!i (he result that Irish Kmll MriiM-1
wnt the hew-mile etu inie uuueruii.vu
ttrritery. runt was an ier iusn.
Tlin inrninr liehit had armed nnd
ilu Giants had net been slew te realize
it. Thev had been peeking away at
Niuh dui'ing tlie first seven innings, but
lu una alums (heir master when the
f.iiergcnty deiuand"d that be put en
were steam.
Many think that Iiugg.-is is te blame
for the Yankees' defeat lecalise be
filled te junk Rush after th- seceiul
lit ill the eiRlitli. 'J lie mite luii'inger
I ml a corns of hurlers warming tin in
tic bull pen, but he hesitated just thai ,
tlmple instant te yank bis star and'i
it cost him tlie victory. I J ir
The strategists thought that Rush
deulil have been withdrawn after the
ll.nl lilt with the bases tilled nnd none
(tt. Ilugglns .ideutly bad tenlidenec
ii the man wlie enabled him te win
lie championship, and that renlidence.
rembined witli bis afoicniciitieucd besi besi
wtlen, proved the deciding fucteii in
ice Uiant tnuinpli
at full speed, Runny reached ever his
simulder and killed off n certain hit.
Take Krank Filscb's wonderful div
ing catch in the ninth that resulted In n
double killing. That was n wonder the
fans will talk about for ninny moons.
Anether double killing was the result of
that spectacular cntidi of Yeung's in
the fifth, when he caught Scott's liner
while sprawled out en the turf.
.Tesephus L'ugnn showed his fielding
skill In the second when he handled
Snyder's ximij and tossed him out at
first. Nine het corner nitlsta out of
n would have been nimble te make the
play.
Other fieMlng gems abounded during
the game, many going unnoticed be
eau.p of (he high speed the Inlielders
were wetkins under. It wa a beauti
ful slglit after watching tlie l'hillies nnd
Athletics all season te see hew real
tPMIls plilj .
GIANTS
Winning of First Came Changes
Odds Even Meney, Says
One Commissioner
MANY WAGERS ARE LAID
11 In' n cci txnu In mil. Heinle
ft rob mm! nut bv left nut in tin celli.
Tlir illmiiitittrr tlitul nrKcr of tlir
Giants inn i Wing in huttinii. He hiul
it pair nf stnplcs anil n luni tiiplc ami
in iithlitian tcmknl Jluih fnr AM until
pe.? of llic ijiimr, a pirfivt avciag'c
for the day.
New Yerk. Oct R. Wheii the fiinnts
ieuted the Yankees jesterday the Mc-i
Grawmen aNe changed the speculation i
en t'n World Series. The result of
Hie opening skirmish further si-ived as
an encouraging stimulant te these of :i
xjieeiilntivc tin n of mind who liked the.
(.milts' chances of victory, but who
here(ofen were stumped with tli" lnvNh
((notations nn dm Yankees. This hesi
tancy in hacking their favorites with
wagers small or large disappeared
among Oinnt rooters with Nehf's '! (e
2 victory eer Rush. Tills morning funis
the (Jiants fnveieil in the betting at i
odds of -1 te 5, with plenty of Giant
money in evidence.
Inlin Dejli-, who is one ..f jl.e biggest
local i-eiiiiiiIssii'iipi's, (pieted tlie abe.-e
odds las( niKit. He added that the odds
uiii-tiia(eil
"c.
1 y' V "?. i'
3&
Crowd Wait 8 All Night by Himself
New Yerk, Oct. f. The bleacher crowd began te assemble nl the Pole
Grounds nt midnight nnd lie was still there at 7 o'clock this morning.
The crowd was Raymond Degeer, of Htnmferd, Conn,, nnd be formed
his own line, held bis own plaie, and did his own resting ns best he could
while the policemen watched him te nee that he did net get unruly.
IS
BARLOW
LI
DSES
t. R. T. BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SCORE
ALLEGHENY : . 0 0 2 0 0 1
jij.ijni.Ivmi) i e n e a 3
AMMONIA FUMES ROUT FACTORY GIRLS
NEW YORK, Oct. 5. Eighty girls, werlccis hi a BioekHu
cnntly fncteiy, were eriven te the streets today when the con
denser of nn ammonia coelw mmit in the basement w;is hlewn
off. The fumes &prend rapidly th.eugh the bi.il.Ung, nnd the
workers, partly overcome, flail. Rescue squads weie sent by the
lire depmtmeut and ambulances weie caUul, but weie net needed.
IN 2D-R0UND MATCH
13 Eliminated Frem Berthellyn
Cup Gelf by Mr3. Hurd,
5 and 4 Jjj
CONTEST HARD FOUGHT
200TEEOFFIN
LI
INWOOD TOURNEY
Many Philadelphia Golfers Com
pete in Qualifying Round
of Event at Shere
MATCH PLAY TOMORROW
IH'fHf.l.ll l trt .". tclfl. ili.i
Kutli nnd Yllt Slilne Giants the faeriti's and even menev nn
V.N TJIR lnnkees' Mde. Rabe Ruth I "l1'. 01"cnln "r tl10 w-iics-. The 4 te
1 UM.n.... II'!,. ., mm-
i , ii ir. it iil Mpr in,. srnt4 .
The IniMllll' liiM-smi" i.r..l- .... 1...I i 'I'lOl
.. ,.. . .... 'l.l.l.t .'111 I IV Il-I'
Witt, the speedy Yankee fielder,
is slfdlint into third base ns lie
slretilies :t lilt into a three-bagger.
Relew Is Nehf, v. he .started the
hurling for the National League
contenders
..
but his one hit was the blew Hint eavn ! Ii
the Yanks one of their p.eeieus two ' vu ,1 O t, ii l . i",T'S Wn'' -T
markers. Witt did the st-mimr in tl.nt ,r.V ' .". '' .'", UK nn'1 ,nk' '"ur P"'''-
frame, the hlMh. afte,- lmine tritilcc ' i m ,l,Pene- iiMeing one wager of
down 'the left field foul hue. t P I " ? Ifr"1'' " "" ,1,u ;irt,1,.s '" '
(...,,1. I...... i ti i i. .1 '.'...(- it.ii lit' twi, mill I. innti nt ah
i 1 1 1 1 1 l; iiai-K le it isa. if mii!f 1m
Is- hewe.er. were mere fiequeiitlv, "I'M CTRIP.TI Y NFIITRAI
it.- and many wngers weie reported ' rVcni .dcpcd.iii1 Rfttiiiir
chI at tliM- figures. The betting en DECLARES FRANK CHANCE
said that bis teammates a.cer lr 1 hi m ,,. I ,M i, " 'C'rC', ,U'n? nn pve"-gilt-edceii
siimiert .leri,,. 1 ! "' 'i ' ,np .V.rP0.s.,,,"-. DeIe '" mnln-
Admits, Hevever, He Placed Senti
mental Bet en Giants
New Yeilc. Oct. .". "I'm strictly
neutral," said 1'rank Chance, former
peerii.s.s icailer in the halcyon days of
Atlantic City, Oct. e. Cles-e te 200
plajers from the Philadelphia district
tied in the first amateur open golf
I tournament of the I.lnwoed Country
, Hub, which began this morning ever!
tlie new Linwood course. '
, Eighteen -hole medal-plev niialifvlng
leund is the program for teilnv. The
firs Ha ml second round- of match play, !
eighteen holes, w ill be staged en I-'ritlnv
, morning and afternoon, respectively. ,
I here also will be the first round nlav
for beaten eights. The seml-finnl round ,
1111(1 tllC spcellll rnnrwl f..,. .!, !.,....
eights are scheduled for Saturday morn mern
ing. while in the afternoon the cham
pionship will be decided. There also
will be u special eightecn-hele medal -piny
hiindicap event, open for all.
I Untold Rrand, chairman of th-
t.reena Committee, nt I.inwoed, and Dr
j.ivi- ere uie nrst golfers te starr
from Ne. 1 tee. T bey were fellow -d!
bv Reiijaniin Helt, of Mcrtlmntvllle. '
la., and E; V. Harbour, of Atlentie '
tlty, five minutes later. J i
playfellewTsjeaten
Finishes Second In First Race in
Year at Laurel
- TOKI0 PRESS DENOUNCES MILITARISTS
TOKIO. Oft 5 Jijift'T'ie militnii ,ts n!" i''i.ear,-ed pia"!
ully uiinnime'isly 1)- me veinncular pi's in cnniu-r.'",;i . iti
" c.ijnpi-ca-..v.Te ei ains left in Sibciin by Czecho-Slevi.': -roen
' .-e yeai" age ir-1 made ivnlltiblf te seuicts of intrit-ue bv the
Jr;nn--!:e evacuntleu of Slbeiin. The nims me lepoi'ed te'have
Kachtcl Gcneial Chan;? Tse-t,m, the war lord of Manchuria,
'.1 i uh Grncirl Dlerricli&, the Vladivostok cenimnndei-. te tm
tlwr an alleged plot for the two leaders te Jein in opposing Soviet
l'eiccs.
CONNELLSVILLE INCREASED COKE OUTPUT
COKNELI.SVILLE, I'n.. Oct. 5.-A gain 0f 13 310 tens in
..!:. production last week, as compared with the previous week
, --hewji in a if. view of activities In the Cenuellsville region'
1 .'.,-.y. The t ni output was 113,680 tens.
iu mm ti iiJlf-. rttit .. .a.. . i i .. . iT "' . it'UM'ii riiiri' i in h t pv. fifinrntu niL .a i no l ruriiPfi i titii..
, " V:. -.' ' :,:'" ..." ';'"". ""." "" "W "" I'r"Periiy. irr'tlie scenth ,1..p(,ii i ,i. :.".. :.""i.. "V ": .n.. i ... "T. -r ' laurel. Clet .-. ri....r.ii... .,
uic wen nunc airrr us nn ever, nut lining the clouds of ilefniu ui.m ,... ' V .. -i"--'-i- iiwigiii' races i ...... . -1m-ui hi..i m m. umc aim i.,i, : .; : "'jmnni, ui"
r.Lh. from our point of unitize, diil ting ;,u"r n low .,- f ,J n si , ,,, ""i" ,!',' '"' N 'll,""a " "' Yankees acquired what leputntien ns ,, ,,injcr. Zu'7 ,"' M"" " ,W"r- Ml,ic1' '-
itetwem t., have a tiling in the leund Mnrkling lie i ,, ,, , t, hi, ,'! . ,,r1:"' '" y"u:T' ' H Knme were fnl. 1 ha.l in the National League, it nhim ' f'e.d aImMt "s ' ch notoriety hs the
lUt e the National league dirties ' ;,. "nt.!." wnnThrn ll- I-' S '.. "II! .W ! ' . ", "?ve'!"1 I'""'':'- ! v, l'? '"'':'' '.v'1 nZJZZ1?' n,uil( hU -
meir inrcc inns ami tlie game, liii gel and Snvilei- sirwlivl in n, .. i """ "" "' iiepiug I lie sciles ""m--- "i i" i.-.w ami nauiinny i :," :"' """" ,""u" "" mere,
fa bull did net scorn te lum- the hop ,,,. i;,,rI s,nl1i in Jit ? . i . '" h,'s ,,pvt, ,,f 'irel"'r ,",,Iv- At ''' '"' ''7. '"l''- H"it In my he.ut l '' "" ": h,er" M'-t'Tdny and finished
m it, the pellet mlling up te tlie plate f ehf ami w th he coon , t L'0 b:l W,,,,,,,,'VI, .f l,ls Mu,l ,,f ii'" situation ' (?' Q"J HiB , asse-iated with the '"'I le .Nednn in the l'ocemoke pur.se
e large as a balloon There was Utile V..,. i, i,, tlie count three and Dejle said that, en n b.-uis of siv New erk Amer cans. at one mile
Mailing nn . he Z t of tlie !ia, i Scott 'hat lad nlT'lh' .eermnrlM0Wr,rd I i""? "'T'1 ,,1P Vankees had Tue - "ft"" I "Uist confess I put down a JViALV,y T" WmW ""
llicy jnt Mrppcil in ami whaled awuj. hit 'J'he lone lis an rn uZ L ,1,'. " tV;f."Ur l, '.!,",K,M, te " "' the Glant """" Hentiiiicntnl wag-r oil the '';520"'J lia"l i?r I' oiMlew a jear
, ll'Arrrni the nstutcnci, of .Jehn QJ ", own ami n-1 1 J,reV,l.rlj Vv,,rX P0jMl'l ' ombinatieii. and we,l respected coutcmpern.y Net Lmmiism J""'! . ' 1'"". I'lnj fellow wan pnt
Jeseph JUUiaw icas bioueht te thn ffl n ,f f ' ,0u W "f1 N!ls,,f-V 0'" ' le Bomen menev in , '" " J'".""""! "PihIeii ns te the ' training again and showed .some fa.st
fit. iriv, l,i,,7..r."wi, "ffc'V'l'''-- hj the the speculation en the jirobable Hcries !n"rU.N of I be respective contestants. ,rl,a, nt tlie A(ueduef ceur.-e.
'."" ,',i"1 "J"'"'-". ard was quick en winner. s"bn t Iks ause of that teeming fatalitv' ""' ;reentree Stable tillv had a pull .
R..m Real Here M,r,,Vtu-, ,,!1" '" J"1'5 ' Kpeeulatieti in Rroeklvn en the series ,,lmt NVm" n ,f,a,n en''" ,"'1,s another "' three pounds in tl,e weights and
TX ADRITIOV the little Vanoleen of i,.:,ii V " Wl1" " J"rtl flem followed a similar ttend. Little wn-er- I " HluU "" ."'"Pertant series it usually stepped the distune. j t .,",0 ;;.- ,,,
Ibl', 1 i.Vi i . the uith sack. ,IIB Wlls r,.ertw, nl ' J1,11' " .7,1;- has its rhal's 'nanny' for all time. fellow can ie, u ,,,!-. JeSS
Ir2w i i, .''' ,f S' Noting perpetrating two of the but r.msideiable betting was mie.m re ' l.,v" "''""' """'" It "as se WHITE ? 0 Y WIW
(CUM Smith failed e bit in the pinch, nuscues and Ait Nehf the e(her. The'the Yankees, , ii " '' '"! with the Giants Imth times thev en- Wnilt SUA WIN
vnea the oiipeituiiity was given him. two In the seventh uciv biinirl.e.i v. f -i.iu . , . ' -.J,0'1 ', s Fl,m". Ilt ' gnged fnnnle Maek's tl,l...l,.u . "
jnt...lif uiis getting bit hard and often, iinklnt' a wild heave ami Yemm f..i. I.i.,,.,in ..,., r...,u i " ..." .V.1' , .'""'n.''an their sonew. The White Sey nlu.i.s I Defat Cubs In First Game of th Cnn""
III" V- '"i""; six,,h. nni1 -,'v,,n,,, ?w'l"t,',J, ,l,lewinR the horsehide te go The tin , of W. L iVi r lie 11 t" ('' ' ','0,,,,,1 !,,,k ""f'''b "f""'' I'leliliT .lei.Vs ' Series, 6 te 2 wliile a
iiinss. hill the ether semsliiw tl.nf ...,f Inkinn the enmc ai a .! , ? '.'. ' 'U.len'n. U' ' ' ""'. "' district. ie- ' -Three times l.rfn.n- !....... i ,1Pnv.v batting put the American .ensue i th a
S. E. ROADS OFFICIALS AND WORKERS MEET
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5. Oftinals e: iiihe '- in the south
eastern section of the "Cmtea States and hr.ids cf the trainmen
rnd cenditcttis brothciheods began x ccnfcciui nere today te
'eiisldei tl" ('-.aftlng- of pc&ible L.iti.i'.ts revnng wages and
weikbig conditions The piopesed centiact is expected te be
similai tu that iccently concluded nt Chicago with Western
leads. , ,
DROUGHT CAUSES SEVERE CROP DAMAGE
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3. Webteu Pennsylvania's dieul.
eud it-, twuify f Tilth dny, and authentiej vxniebs,ed alrT.i
..ay, ns the levive wntei supply was lapidly diiaim.bm. Itiver
t.in p.-.titien has been practi dVy pualyeul :mJ Miiueia it-
i"""u '-.'l u"'e i" ciuiia. iiu. v.'iatQ. i Eu.fiu held
j-te-pict! fei eaily lain.
Mrs. Rnnnld II Rnrlew, Phllndel
nhln women's champion, nnd fermff
holder of orleim ether golf titles, wan
eliminated from the Rerthellyn Cup
competition ever the Huntingdon Ynlly
Country Club links today by Mr.
Dorethy Hind, of Rclment Springs, 5
nnd 4.
Mm, Hurd went out in 41 and wen
(he match largely through her excellent
short game. Her putting was alite et
a high iitandard.
Mrs. E. G. Marshall, of the bem
clan, who finished second te Mrs. Bar Bar
eow in the medal round yecterdny. liar
ing n card of 01 te the Mcrien fttnr's
00, and who is expected te reach th
final round, had te fchew her best form
In order te advance te the soeend round,
Mre. Campbell was opposed bv Mis
Anita I.chne, of Chicago, und it was
net until the nineteenth hole wan
reached that the match was decided In
favor of the home plajers.
Misfl Helen Meehan. of Cedarbrook.
a member of the Median family of,
golfer. ulse advanced te the HCfOnt!
round bv her L'-and-l icter. ever Mr.
C. I. Armstrene, '. IJnnerch.
Mrs. ;aleli Y. i us, of the home
club, fbewed die wan going te make u
hard tiy for the cup denntcd by her
daugbteis, Rerthn and Klleyn, for sh
wen from Mrs. Raymond Sletter, I'hll I'hll
ment, 0 and .".
MIhs Ference McNeely. of Mcrien.
bnd the eabiest match of the right
plajera te qualify for the second round
when she defeated Mrs, .1. K. Mitchell,
a clubmute, 8 nml 7.
JOE GANS IS VICTOR
Italian Boxer Gives Soldier Bart
field Severe Drnbblng
New Yerli. ()t .". Soldier Rart
fleld received a painful mirprise at
F.bbetH rieltl last night In the form of
a eevcrc drubbing from Itulinn .Tee
Cans.
The Kwartby Italian outbeicpd nnd
eutpunched the soldier, nml had a wide
margin of advantage at the dose of the
tenth nnd last round
Gnns battered Rnrt field .several tunes
with heavy right-bnnders te the jnw.
Rartfield leaped nnd bounded like a
frenzied aerebnt about the ring in his
effort te hit Gnns or avoid being lilt.
Tlie soldier swung from h!n right heel
nnd once nearly hit the ring light.
Rartfield landed en Gans nt times, but
the chief execution was by Gnns. Rart
field tried te meke a whirlwind finish,
but Gans lusted the limit
en-
te-
i-U
Barnes and
S hawkey te Hurl
"t re?stirnl ns hits were killed off b
il'fitniuliir liehliiig.
Hill llj.in. the :ieuthful star from
IMj Crus, wlie js eredite.l with (lie
Uiteiy, surprised the multitude bv liis
Mccptiiinal niiiiiiidueils. It unstetallj
flcnrrnl oftuien ii Hint Mrflrwc nut
emu, i, -it mi muiyei opponent. Me
(haw ii murk te make a rhaugr'nnd
in U'Uvh enci ypHtridan ajiernoen
pieyed effetire. Hwinlni elm e te
ii ait nnd then in lies the itnm of tlw
I anln I'cjent.
linrleil n ineee i.r .v?tflOil :. l...-..n
I... .1... Vi.?.... ..... " '.'h'" '" C-.MIUi Chillier
tun. ...,- wiiiiii-. niiiiui -nm u)0 scries. Vink
...t.i.., .,iii hi .;hipi against niikiij
was made that the Giants uenl.l l,,,.,.
tedaj s game, Yankee admirers Imh,
pi he.
niuub Hie wmideii ;.ite (liar leads
the I'tLlieii-p in the phijing
the Ions
ALL AROUNDTHEPOLG GROUNDS
i:
he money
Bush Cats the Gate
Thcei a ji, , ,(,,,. 1,-iicrc the
111 IIH7 ?iiC,
...I"1' fn mini fn.fi me iwii.iliui
"wrilu hut liuiji neil, end th
mid
f'hmri )Vlt, ,lt ,ilc ,iiuty ,,i,)llm;n!h
UU a it,y of fiitc enuici n pitrhcr nicut
11 hfi'r ,iiW u .l ii.
tte ,i '"';' ' ii" iiruiniiiy
"' " "iiiiiiu r ((jr. in in
lefml nit Imn mueh In'
intuits the i
men in ii.
'Minh I i
n
Hi 1"' ' inept hn uith
iiini)n,
i'i'd i mi i r,
' a in ludli
1!).D00 of his subordinates recegnired
him. iiiid tee, p t Ket another leek
ut their old bes..
A I Lang, ex-Majer of St. I'eteislmrg
wiihii Is net the capital of Soviet Riih
sin. wan In the press 1JX. earlnj; his
fin-famed I'imlice suit. Tlie suit lias
nmie checks than the Central National,
vnT-f", ',;f",sllm' WhlttiMl. former
Ihil idol, who ns gheu a one-wm
licl.et te loleile hecausn he aired his
mlewinces iignlnsi erganied baseball
Iirce7ed in before game time.
"I'essiiiu'- as stalking Irvin S. Cobb
" piesent n, i, i,j,., ,) (V)!)l)
;" iiruing ter -uie of Ins
n iassiM awaj reitiiliy.
, Bluenose Off for Halifax
I.iinuilniri:, , s,. ,itt .-, Th ,..,, ,
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E-E-E-H, Y-A-A-H! FIRST RUN!
am An tram,!,,,,, fCi
Itt.thep.uli UimiHit
1hu in tn .
4 t'intuiitlii mmjht the thuncr.
ll'i n. 7 mi . t' ll iiiude i. hid fe
Vki " ''"'' ''" "'" happier dan. nerve in the sevUli
r"t' ie '"""I' "'"' ""'"''l ,'"'',' '"'" drcw !t '" "n " ''''
pups
1 eiii'Af I'atuc nf a leial ice inc.
tnill imide .. f,, fu, ,ec ;,,,,, ,,,,..1
innliiri. Uc with.
'i.rc '" """'. an he thinks
, vi inc gate
'"0 -note" ,,, Hinjijiii,
let
OHIf llilll.
ecr (lie
When Tail Smith was eni Up us a
pinch bitter in the seventh inning' he
must bine , n a mws eed wmnnii In
the stands--and a pair of cress cws i.-
I inegreatest jin In the world.
Tlieie i-i one antidote for it, acrord acrerd
I ing le bnseball supeistitian. Spit or,
ins Sir. Cotnsteck would s,j - cxpec- i
ternte in eiir linl.
ilai 'i?ITrJ' ,,m" '""bed like "Sun. ' , e "(il" Miuked oft his , l did
aj Nrlnel Allc" for must of the game. ' ',"" ""ll' ,,ll";- 'J'" " "'"'. for he
en nun u iieiiine piaj .
I'ieI ililv there was niieihci jinx
linking aieuud that be didn't knew'
iiu thing about.
TUKRi: was a siiKht
A I,.i i- ...
iw te r ii ,"7." r1,1,"1?" i"nins'
It cb, - i ,!l,S s "'eke" ball.
n,,"!1 '""" !' dentil in-
"Munlr
tim cut
nd
.1. " ".'"' 'W hum hull. Ii i...u
'i 'il nliniys forgotten.
M ;'! "Mwl into the press
Plain"? Vlen.'V1!':''.'''.'''"''-"'!'-YKi
thirn "Vr,H,y ttlUm"'
Jit Six" w , "? Mlve of cheers.
Cra'' ni'niens ""' I"""""" fur Slc
iWMi!"1" ,0 J''' ""'"nor !,,,..
-Uw'.Ci,'?:.1' ,,e"i,,,l
Tt.. .
terk- ..n2 I'l'l
The Vaubee luanngrineul nmile an
effeil hfi)n the series began te bale
all soft tlrinhs itulimiil In soft bottles
te prntict Whilcy Witt.
ri"i Slfbw.-ilKta i, v... i
.. -.. ..: - -. ..v..
''ur.i nnthem . " ' " W,1J
,.t .in ii if .. .. - - "'
h" "Mr iItI,.,." is .","." .M.n.'.". n i"l
Y.
I?' 'tVuHll' ""'.'''' ""''' Af"' " "tl't
an clothes, hQBS
L enB These rreneiit
III!?.. !' I'ershlnir .!.. . .......,.
ififfl' civilian dethe. "LXVSXl
Receipts of First Game
Shattered All Records
The ,'!ll,,"l 1 pei seiiai who witnessed
the tnM game of the Weihl Si nun
at tlie Rtdu (iieumls jesteidaj paid
!sll!,ll.'til for their plemuie, the larg
est iiiiieiiut cer taken in for a
single World Series game. Tlie
prcMeii'. high finanilnl murk for a
siiigli- Win Id Sciles game was (alien
in at the third contest of last year's
series- between the Yankees and the
friiiiitu. when 30,nui) peweni. paid
$11D,007.
ci! from P ibp One
biass band wluleil aw.n the
i hat ilr.-iggMi until 'Rabe'
ml i r iii'i'mu . gaibed in Iminj
"the Giants have beaten the l-.V.. . . , . "'" "!t .'". fl"e"t of their I iinif.u ms f uhite. ,ik.. int.. the iili-
;. . . ii .. i.i . .tiniiii ii .i.'i"e run u in t m ii.. ..... .
i-S III I liy nr fll'in i' l.itnn rtn- ---.-.. ...... ,, ,,, t,(V ,(l,t KMIIIP ' ,.A .
..t.l I .. fill . . i " . TO ( llW'tllll flirt I ill llii inn n..i.l.!.. t- M'
lull te ii. mind has the bWer , ham e ' lu,.V S."r .,""",,' .' -: It '"""
Iriesp. Mie et (he Yankees' anii'irenl 1 " ,r"""r' " 'r"' victory for ue:u.
snpeiierily j (be box." "' .11,sAmllf "" 'l'W ever their I -Tlu. ,,, , ,, ,. ..,...,, ,:w ft a ,M
i nfn.t- u.-i. n . . Muillgau had a perf. ct day nt hat I tliw morning wim the du-t of the fir-t
. ,,,,, ci t. neper. itli four hit- in .- many trins te ilie skirmish deelinacl 'Hie Giants net
ranked h tlie ex (t, n m iiie-t of the
fans ,is stteng fiiiiigb te be callid
fuv irites mew ii. ' tiiv lite highest iiin-
uncle, aiier viiin'n.' tin lii"t World
Keiiiv .ime fmiu t' nii.ei.s, ;j tt,
The ilghi Ine .n' dl-plnted by
I Cap am l'. iiui ci .ie, 'is ei. ites bus
brought lue Vir.i I I c i , up mis
IIIU'II l llili'e here n' whom
seem i mil nn eii tout ' (Ji nits re
.gum; te bieeze ibii . t h" wmld's
title.
(tie game neier von the champion
ship, ami the Yankees will be back
'there this afternoon uitli renewed hopes
te step the Giant p't.ic Their loyal
1 supporters, legie" of then, -till eude
j the same ( ennunlee t'n manifestwl
before jesterdnj 's L.itt The stand
ready te defend their iiinuifes against
anj pelt.t tbet might b p n forward
Jby the opposition icgai'ing lie chain-
ipienship.
llugglns ICai iters
The talk that gees at
tels and wh"ieier bit' ' i
which is probably unmr.i
show that IliiggiiM, (!esnti
tl.e oeen.UL slruL'le. In. i I 12
McGraw Tl ese nrdeut m
will i enctsle that Nehf i- i r
I man te bent but that th" s
I off In tit jfsteriiaj, and i a.!
tliviered lit the pslihultgi'
, series this morning we e
, viciei v for the Yanks
Shawkej lias this en I
ipitibed in the seties !n'
he failed te win, but tin t.
thi i wer'" in a ngln i ,
mer" alst'it the Glum b i i
Ru-li.
I If the Yanks gi t nun i
this niti l numi tlie giaii i
l be shuttered tit juei is,
I .lust te prele the ti 'k, it. -
I dem, it takes but n feu u r
lielel letinj te lititl that t i (,.', i aie
iiem fur mid hwiu the bic famntes fm
(lie title el cilillupieiis et lli i, s-c
Ope In' was made p, a i much'
hotel th s morning hi a i- i. r hut ib
I Giants iMitihl win In su gt - It was
'nn s te ," bet at that b.g 'Ids with
enh one game out of tlie tun
1 The betting en this uf t rn. mn's itiue
I also niiers the Giants Th, betters
bine it 7 te ."i that .Its. Humes ul,
Istiiud the Yankee batters ,,i tneir heads
i.lehs didn't finish mere than three games
during the closing mouth nl the .am-
pnlgn, but that mutters little te the
men with the long creeii
Iljan D.ul, lleiNii
Theio Is one dark hersi pitehet in
this scries who may prow the big
surprise. He is none ether than Riu
Ryan, the youngster who fanued the
i ' " ' ' '' " " C T'"r- "" - t " Mv
.,-.. .,-. ra ..Ax.rt. v A'vMA,dLh.:L3W
mighty Rmh jesterdav and made
Wlmey Vitt ivliifr the ozone, both in
the eighth round.
Rjan'b curie ball is one of the be,.
In th business, and th lining man bns
n power of grit that the eldest of the
leteratis siiini'tlmp4 link. He's only a
kid, but it must be remembered that
nine leai-age Rush ms a kid, i er faced
the Giants ai-d handed them it totally
uneK 'ted detent.
Otiu in.- "t tl.i 'lubs prcdi 'nl that
nnether i spin i'i imwd w il , ,, ilin,
this afternoon I'll., re-erved seats are
all sold a. id tl.ei . ipcct that the un.
re-erni st its mil he gobbled up hours
before the -eludLled time of Marling.
The -ealp."- -lerr reaping a harvest
this morning m 1, t''l lobbies from enrh
nrili.ils. Thej aie getting twenrj
tne te tbtrrj-liii uellnrs for a single
game tiektt. a p-etid price.
The brilliant p.nr nf t!m Giants h.i
br. igl reiev.-ii nrre-t mi the sprte's.
pattii'ii' n l from m t n town Thous
ands i .Mile ..,,i T'.w i Ii s un-uuis from
tin .lib- -.. : . ' -. . ,' V,., yerlv
iti,i.ii- te -e" uie uiie c I'm 'erics.
Alip.irtlltiv n' . , i, In be p iseiit llliH
nftrt noun
Want Stanford te Cancel Game
SETS WORLD'S TROT MARK
Peter Manning Gee3 Mile in 1:36
at Lexington
I.eingten. Ky., Oft .",. 1'eter Man
ning, a three-year-old gelding, th
property of I. Gleasen. lowered h!s own
world's record beie yesterday bv trettinc
a mile against time ln l:.l)r,;. Hlrt Hlrt
recerd of 1 :.r7'1i wan made nt this
eurstf lnt year, whll he trotted a
tulle at Columbua la-t week In 1:37.
I - - v
I Central Y. M. H. A. Mermen Win
i Tr fxttrrl v it It A i nnnir tfm.
nni of fie Mn,imi ariuiitlt orKin.lfiitlei Iti
the city. ,itfil"l thn Kij.pl. Hu 'mrnlm; Club,
"' V. tt I'l.tlndclphU, tn r riunl inK it thn
M It A ixl. nt li.-e-i-i nnil Ox teri
"fMH Ut p!ht 1 h tni'l point cer
nnil L'S ti 2' with ft mteri in the ttnal
.i"nt ts. -f,n raif turnlntf the honern
t"' '".v Hmpl" U Mrtue of thflr vln
ir rt: tr-i 1 !. JI uftirrriifitien annexed
tlt fr-' r .-) the (Vcllla lireyfutei Clip.
Fr-I Imii il ri r'Mn nf lie. ,ii J'rtlladvl
rhlfi nattit r a eminirntlnr.. -vas the itar.
Greene Wins Gelf Cup
Unlit nn ilnss.. i.t r. Th ilylf Prut
.1"M ( ip entrt-f' ' - ,i Mm hfatln of
'wcnu U, - Mmwdiumit" id'! el ibi nt th
I)elli.,r i iunt, and Puln t lun n en bv
.-s ltd". Id '',-.'! of tie I'rnilrn Ulvr Ce in
y f'j'i i' I Uu en 0f th,. W'llMly
I'etifr' t . i' p re sicnil ami A.
It Ur.. .i . ' i.tc ''in,", L'euiitr t'lub was
flfO
Jet Farrell Is a Winner
I .. K -re r-iu-nti r uinrn-r In t'le -vln-tie
i He It ,: 'tli-ftrf ,ift tilwht ii.fe.itln
.s .Ii r lit- in i -'ielj'l f.ir i eu.iil bout
"' u-,. K i .nine iKf.fi Herman Klsa
i. i i :" .i-. ! t i i ai v ppni jne .Minlne in
llif tl r 1
Giants-Yanks Series
and Season Ratting
I'urtlnnd. lire. Ci
e ht tin ii rsit -Ci
n-t Ii t r '!bi ,
in I'iri.iite, s., J..J.,
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I -iirs. . f .i ' r i .
Ii.n nn sh' -u!. I a t .
AKf.inif h ; m' -.. i
tn Stiirffi' ,
tl" It i su 1 H' c -th
iiftui m iii
h' i u.'nr It i ,- i
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. ' ' ' hiinin
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t! e be. I
- talked
stems te
It -S of
U ' ge nil
i. is rneter
i luni
i.r st tn i 'it
r .r Rush
i i e the
ti el one
He
ine . i's i.neu
,i .lows
"ill
f'm
ti am
The Winning- Pitcher
I.IM
Si .tsen fin lea
icnige Ainrace
R.iiKielt, 's ,:nt .u.'ve
ttreli. Kb StlT 1.00ft
I'rlsih. Jb. MIT, ..-,00
h Meuvel. If. .?,M) ,2.-,
eung, rf. ,:::u .oeo
Kellj. Hi. . .;2S .300
Stengel, cr. . 3(1S .230
Nnjder. r. ,:HJ .33;t
K. .Stllilb. c .'JTS .000
Nehf. p ,L.V, .000
Rjnn. p. till .000
YVM.l.i-
Mll. if. .J07 ,'JISO
Ouenii. Rb. ,2Mi .2."i0
Ruth. rf. .;;i .250
''PP. II). . .330 .250
R. MeiiM'l. if. .31) rum
sib.nig, r. .310 .500
Waul. 2b. .203 .000
si tt. ss. .Jtlh .000
Rush. p. .32.1 .000
lle.il. P 21.. .000
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j e tfi.iD, i-iiiiiFieii, iu riia in ire Pliotecnillli the I U'lllfts ar ITttn.le ii . , '""
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t- I.. r'. ...-. . -..v.. .... .t.vxvi a DlMCIfl.
which 1m breusht In Greh wMi (he tying
run
.
RttM R N
He went en (he tnuuiul at the he
ginning of the .'itlilli iiimiig fur
tin (ilauts and is milltnl with IP
win, as the (il.inls sceml I line
counters In the ue.t litnlnB agtinM
me lnniis. Itjan succeeded Nehf,
who Mas jankrrt
. einch hitter
III ibattr , u ii e oe a
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