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McGraw's Club Outclasses the Yankees in Every Department of the Game, Says Steney McLinn
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SHOULD SEE GIANTS
WORLD'S CHAMPIONS
McGraw's Club Has Edge in
and Base Running National Leaguers Shew Mere
Mental Alertness Than Huggins' Athletes
IJy STONKV
WANT te knew he flip mmhWt man in the world Inila .' e. timr i
!. .lmtv dm Vni.t;.... -in nnrter wlm hit s 1 ." tllilf llie Amerii'lill l.enmse
champions would defeat the Glnrt. in Hip '.W Wntld Set lei or the l'liihi-delphla-Hosten
(-erle-. (if Marry llulllcin n iiprlv put It after he ran down
the two h.ittltiR order nnd found tlinf prmMli-iill.v nil tin player. liml come
from the hery market eend'n let! I'y Me-sr H. I'mree. M-iek and W.
Baker.
The third R.iiiie of i !ir -pi-Ii - - PM tlitM. die timd came, with the Glan'
the he.ne . iili n. d no :'i" i" "peii -d Kiiiiii- 1 1 "in I Iru-mi - v n- enmiaii te
nVn ?li. '.., .,,! ,if ..in ii:i i v!,i fm.irul l". i.'lU- III Pl'thillK. h'lttlllC.
fielding n tul liMie-ruiiiu-K. Hid 11 tli.it u,l-im..r':ini inM.tiil nlerliu
win lind c.uni'K. the li..in, tn.'i"tl evi-r their opium. u' like n l.e
monkey.
.lehn .Ierpi MrCrim '- lumi ! pinu m he hnrd le I : new. It we were
Joins Ihe prediction stuff we would npme that three mere same.- would iinih
tills year's, rumpu?; In fn.t, it would net he MirprMiig te see the ".lint"."
r the etlielal announcer will have it. win the nxt two.
Apaln, mny we net ink where, eh where. i the superior pitching nnd
the clashing fitt.i.'k we ei te'd t'ie Yank would show? Jee r,ufi gave the
Rational It.iKiipf xpevd and they Inuuiieied out u vh-tery Huh Shake
dlHphieil hi- hetllirs ih.in:' ' p.i e .i"tl all he v't m 'i inn" tin-ati fin 'or
draw." Wulte 11": th. ;. wn'id." of the 1!-l vli-. tit-'d ! -mp ,'",', ul!l'
bis ast-hrenkins i irve. Mid thin peme nil upon him with r.otei. visor
On the nitjuk the Yan.s Iii'e h- n . -n mere riinppiintins te their
adherents. In the thnv satin th- diant-. h.ne iMivejed tlilit-etie .ife hits
te nineteen for the II;i;i;tn hand
Til 11 munnrrh
lllllt IN 1h-
rh e ni'itli'ii. li'ihr
tkfc titimrt. nntl the
ta'kur; 'riii';''i hij tun hit', eik h Inubh. t htir ein belt 'in I !
link en thr arm !); n pitihrtl hull ultuli int him mi tirtt by umpire'
fdn t.
Itnnrrs by Heyt nnd Dugan
throughout the third gnine tlmi the AniTiean !.e.icuer
TT APrKAIU:i) throtiBheut the
J- knew tliej were l.i ked and were tic irnc i'.p '
the pnte mutipj. They phijul had hn-ehu , parih
When thp (Hints eereil their rir-t two pin". Itejt
vacant rrnu.uni iu t in tin- period ami
ball game.
In the fir-t plin-p. Hew "huwed r'i r j.i'Wi-.ent in the .. of his f.i"'
ball, net only in the third innitu'. but in "evral eihnr inning. He knew, of
COUr.ep. that the (llant-. leied "peed And i et h" freiiuenllj het one ever
when he had th edje en the hatter and when n eure ra the thlnp te pro
duce wild ewins- or fe..l..
Hut that third innirnr Here"- whui i .tpperied . .I"hn S-ett, the pit.-her
Who tan hit. deposited n tingle ni'e i enter. Han' ret' hounded mie toward
"Ward, who in his cuxiety te -tart n douh'e pl ki- keel the hall out into t!."
outfield Si en i-pnnted ever te tln-d tireh 1 . a f'i-' nil hijth heunder t
Heyt, he. I'l-tfdd of yetfiif; the hall in Ui.;.m .11 a l.urij. tan ever toward
third and tinnlly threw when Siett tinned ha 'k tewnrd the has. Jee then d:d
tila bit of ivory work. 11" ehu-ed the (iiant p'.tihir .ilmn-t te the p'.i.te befme
be tagged h.m ti.it. All ill" time Hanny who kv'Cius it for third rUht
tnerrlly. He S'" there -af!j. 10.1
Headier work en the part of Iiiiian and Hejt would hne kept tip
McOr.iw iMptnin en fpi end nnd l.e could net have -eeml a run mi Krleh'-
acrifiL-e rl. I'urtliennere. tlreh wi'ild net have -eer"d en lri"h Meiiel'
elngle, whuh he did.
i LI. tu a.',
tire run,
, (JH fi roc .;m( .tiuflll'h
a mill tnr n'inir.
MvGrmv Is
W'e a!me"t terunt
he l-.epi'" mantle
WAIT n minute.
aSfllll We'll-", t
efforts wa
p.entlnl. Jly the win. he
fnreHiirhr In -eleptir.ir Scoff, for he tir--
warineil up when J J ret.i'led h.i 1 .ititl -en' S.'f te get K. :i -ii
The tun nil -uppo-if.en i- ti.ii' M.iifiw ti'd i. .t ' .. lit-;i an -actions
and decided te r. the shifting hn-me.-- h..:..r.. tic i.nipire inlh
and net nfter the Yanks hail -lered -nine rup" Vhi''h 1 geed gen. rn!-h:p.
is it net?
J J '- real test .1- .1 prninp'er e'" pit-hets '..-ne ,n "1 e .-enur,i i-m 1,;
and that u where the Yank- !e-t fh" hall game nr.d we beli. ,e. '1 -1 r.t -
Vlth 010 m.t'i out It' b Me, .-el hni;ne, u lilt e.er -ecetiii and S'h'r.g -n -led
a twe-baggi r eer t"'r-' Itebh pnrking hi- -oke-e- tl .il. T.'ie .ink-' Me.ird
e! Strnii"; de.nlid th. ' K'tifr S.ni'h vu the ni"..i te hit ter Ward v 1 1
be recalled p it tl .- Su h hoe I't-- name i nin.r I- '' iti'.e Smi'h who.
when with fh .and. predu "d 1 W. r 1 Ser.e, re'i.'d :n 1!1(" h- hit a hew
run with the h.'l-e full
New 11 1- In ii ni.r- a .iwn fete for a pi'. 'her who mu-t turn -net, n
powerful cliiliher of li.it hull- n"h 'h tvit 5 r,.n- en 'hird nnd -...end "fi:' '
Smith, who back-i"ppei fur ne 'Jim," Knew thai thi- -rrnulen d.d ii"'
permit ff even a -light m'-take I'-uu'lv. OH" mpreh tufned h'- eyes
toward the lutuh te J J '- -igti- I.'.t with Piner S.i..'h up there te d..
his here - .iT tin' Sn.r 1 -teml i ji af'er eieh j h d In. I r. n ! peeied in
tently Inte thp diu'eut. detei mined that .' v ou'.d he 'kreiisli no fault of h
lf the ether Smith put one eer
Thpre is no need of going into t.re-nnie deta. nheuf th pitching 'e
Elmer Smith. Sufiiee it te -ay ihn: liiiaw f.rilerd t.". hail pitched wh. r"
Elmer did net like 'em and he stru. U out- net inglotieu-i for he made a
terrific swipe nf the third one w! i. h he n i ed Thnn Ixieen Scott hi' te
Bancroft and the Yanks' eh-inee a- gene, no J. mi t forever.
'
Til T one iitnmv rn the frnnie ;emf r,i thr your- nid pre ''!?..')
thr m-rici. Tkrrrfe't, u-c pfv hemifjc te 'hr- hairhall braim of
Jehn Jeseph McGrnu-.
Babe nnd Greh qunbbln
BATIK ni'TII en'ivrred he third sa-ie I. sn.r.c . ,t , piny fi'-fnr-'a' w r
HpiniP tireh In '.hp hr-- t i--It.. Heinie dived i'n "reend, "p.l.e- high nrd
foremost, and lie wn- ikcuspiI et ef' nipt. rig te gash Wnrd's arms. Itn.
apparently had been nwniting au oppertuni' n make ireh realize that high
dives were net cen-idered ger.d form h the American I.eaguer-.
The 1 bunce for the les-en uime :u the fe ir'h Inning of ihl third L'nir.e.
When ITabe win en firt. bavin.- bri. h't hv a pitched bn'!, and T'.eh Meuse!
poked one at I'n- Ii 'hh Trnrkie hoe'ed The hill rolled into right t'e'd
and the namblne 1 n en n ttrnfie hnrt of speed and thought ir would carrv
him hafclj te thud
Habe npprnached th'ril n1 top -p. ei tn find that C.rnh was he'dmg 'h
ball ready te tug him New Hce!'- wan -landing directly m Ii.ihe . pr.'
which was uniH'e-n" Anylew, Rn'i thought it was h.s right and privilege
te reach that bag. and h. . rashed into Greh a- 'op ppeed Wew ' The i, ,. k
of the collision leuld he filt .11 the ntnnd-. Heinle actual!- was !ififf mt.,
the air nntl depe-ttpd beh r.d third ha-e He picked himself up, 1 ,eri -lirti
and Cillgr athlete t.reh ua read' for fight and It rpl urer ,t'l Me -".-r. jth
of L'luplrt Hlldebr.iud te le-tra.n him though we noticed that H!r:e'- ardor
for battle became mere Intense when Uah; hnd turned hi- hack and w.i
walklng toward right field
The amusing feature ..f r. nil, however. . nine a, the end of 'hi- inning.
Nvhen Ituth, in going te the Ynnk dugout, p.i. cd Ilrlnie a tt,.-d n.,,e
Stepped lnnz enough fe give a public illustration of ju-t hew Heinie hfid
iene hi spikes-tirn dive at Wartl That i- hew the multitude knew thn'
Babe was plavlng tlt-fer-tnt, though it did net step loud booing f.irh t rr.e
Babe appeared at hat. aid etuall noisy demonstration, ..f regard en 'tie
part of the big bev- friend..
7UK umpirili'l ill the thiril git tnr 1I11I net iv?tilf in nmj anltigentsttr
ilrmenrtrntians 7'tiiui mil hr nil ri'.jht n hme m, Mr. Ihlde
brand does net hut c nn opportunity te postpone nnethir name.
Recalls Wreath te Landls
feel dutj hound te reui'l thn" hem
TNCIDENTALLY
J. hud Rllnpcd te Judge I.ainlU a- 11
the field after Hlldchrnnd called the
pelfc-d It nil last night when he announced that the money mere than ene
hundred theuwmd real dollars taken in at the snt" en Thurdny would go
te .charity.
New, suppose Jenes accuses P.rewn of winning one hundred herrii s in 1
feeker game by unfair methods. Itruun Is innocent anil knows ir jtut, h...
cause the accusation wns made, Ilrnw.11 su.s. "Wei', beeau-e ei f r 1 t, ,.
way I'll give the century note te charity." Is that net n cr.t.fepslen of weak
tes7 Is R 'if' likely te cause Smith te suv te himself nnd ethers, ",Sn,
guess that Urewn was stacking 'em. he wa se willing te (rie up the money."
When the New Yerk beard of owners decided te give the money te the
disabled soldiers Colonel Husten says It must go te the soldiers, nnd he is
tht -they were confessing the weakness of their position Misguided funs
;: .. ,r ,. .....j .1... ,,. i,. .1.. .. ...e i.i i,n.. .i, ............
)Q gam Ilie UinpitR cniieil lliu jjihuc ru turn uir ..,, iter, ...ui. ....,- .in- j.'ciiiti
!f an additional game. This, of course, was positively untrue The umpire
m!U4 the aame because in his judgment, Hnd thnt of Cmptr Klein 11s we'i
',''lt: kauld have been dangereui te attempt te play another Inning because of
Pitching, Batting, Fielding ,
MtLIN'N
Sew Ynrlt. net T.
x ill
I'l.t'i, f01' (It thr m lie Mnfi'-ii
tefsl fi-r him in (he ' ' it-
..e (if the loser'- -hare of
islnrlj in the third lr.nms.
and .lop Piican P'lt en the
i.e pen 'n iiiant te crr.n
Ml
1
hmin u it-a 7v :'it 'umts thr
Here
te t-M
Hi- illre
Ipain
.I.l' !
.Ill ,1
'hi n-
"e.eph
Seetf'"
et!' t'
Iei.raw
I iti hltii
.011 .if
di"ii!.ip.i
wh.tt
he
1 .1 re
'.ilf
annetin. e.l M.i,.i'an. '1
a
in ti -ii
I re-R.ur.e
d "pia
.vrtath whl.h w
rpsul' of hit"
lourageeus rnari h across
second game. The High Cetnrn.ssli.tu.r
PU11G
IS CHEF
FACTOR ON
LINKS
, Haeren'3 Werk en Greens
B'g.
Reason for Lead Against
Sarazen
STYMIE IS
IN EVIDENCE
"F
Idlt ear-
ilie Milue of imttinc ha
d en In prefe-MlniKiN nnd
icritles i.l.ke What tleet it prent n 1
man te uet en the creep in one or twei
'tuMice elntiti ami then take three putt?'
I The answer i ens. Nene at nil.
Yesterdm the question t reppd up
. nsaln in the hlcisest miteli that hr.s
ever heeu plajed In the I'nlteil Stale -
the eenty-lwo-hele tilt hetweeu - ,
tir lliicti nnd Utile Ssira.-en fe- he
r'iamtiien-hli of the wer'.tl nnd a pur-e
of :UMMi
It n Wji1"i " unennti neeiitney .
eti the green- ye-terdnv that enabled'
him te take the lend ever Saraien In
their informal battle for the ehampion ehampien
, ship of the world. Unpen lies alwnjs
' been reeecnlred n one of the cventest
putters in the came, nntl theueh Rnni-
yen hlnifelf i- no sletieh en the greens,
he fnilel orenlenfllly. nml thflf "pelled ,
the 1-ail for the Uriti-li open ehnmplen.
rtiftlnt: aKe a- the princlpnl rea- ,
-en for (lie virtery of Je-e Sweet er
and Jehn Andef-en ever M.i Marsten
nr.d W. C. Kewiipm In the I.e'e Cup
nnte'i"': Atiderken wa- en P'lttinc
sptee, einkin!: tiumereu s:t-fteternnd
enre drepplni; In one from fiiirtj feet
nwnv
The tinie, whleh ha- prepped up
e frPTien'Iv In rectn' tournament-,
prepped up twice in the H'nten-Sarnr.en
match. lv:t Walter necetiited both of
them tine wnt lnid Mi Htlen M"p-.
h'i'i hv Mr- t 11 'eh I'e in ihe IlertheiUn
Cup mntepp at Mnntlnsd'-n Vullej . and 1
c ippe.l -herl 11 rally b the (V.Uirhroek
girl. . ,
. That 1, the ltiek of the green, "nil
, even the he-t putter find- !umelf m a
j tiekil'h -ltuatlen when it happen'.
I AtMither Jteoenl Kqualed '
I Jimin I.nwler. n rejnilur ttla er en
he p.ibi'.- l'p'ti. jeetrrda tied MikP ,
JTebln's re. erd of T.T for tl . cnur-e.
If he hadn't hnd a bit of ban! uck en ,
the outward reurne he wei'd hivp
-hn'tere.l ,he mark of the Werid-M ur I
Me'ernn ...
I On the prv iir-t hole I.awler dree
into the ,reel from the tee. n clout of
some '.'."'' vnrdx that should net carry I
.1 penalt v "rh it. in nil falrne . He
tiinifd out "iiiidn" en th" reeentl.
ninth, tenth ."nil sixteenth, with pars' (
i.n -' i.Mirr 1
Had .1 rnt hten for 11 mi-ci pur ':i
the eighreenth green .Ilium
v v .1 'te nave j
ha.l n TL' ! r a new eeur-c re
ill.
Hi- card :
.iu; .' i 4 1 r. -' ; 1
2 . 4 1 3 4 3 4
3 in
l31.T-
A number of erv line ge'i.er-
ll.le
nark
lir,n -heetlnc at .Mlite lerun
-ir-e 1-i-t -uinn-'-. when he
In ' 1. - the .-e-r my one
made it .
hi- c"in
te hertertng it
Lets of 'ndf Ye-tcnlay
V..k!i.r.m W.I- nL'OUt n- 1U I. d.l
a
the "elnns f n 0 ml. I hope fnr
Hi.gcn-Suraze.i mal'h irf a g
-..inn mi in 1 rnl.ir.nnf ('lull in
Th--,
of
V
hiiruli
w -hei.i ' -iw pen-iu
' mere I'.n ten ,u 1 .i-
I Ulltmere Club :n New imk tedn
'L nf t-... iiuf'.ei ..ittrnet.en of
l. .. It'... 1.1...
ter-
. in
the
I W.irld Sent-.
1 The I.e.-ley i'ii match. ", rl;i faineu-
,nte
-c:t Hit lerween ,cv in ir, i,.,
ml I'l 'Ii 1 -1 I'll i.l - held the beards
ten
at
I,er"-t V:i..e. I ins te'iriiaineir
.inMc the finest genng lairii; irn-n
I I'enn-lnla New Yerk and l'itt-.
'burgh fur home lad.- fepped nt eru
' ciaf meiiieiu-. though th" c : e nig, ie
i ii.il.ies, ilreir ami H'Uii'.t wen their
' mar, h ,. , . ..
Ar Hunting ion al.e t e .-ei.'-tin ,
round W th" Her'he'iM' Cup wa- fir
Shed with Mr-. 'aleh r ix and Mr Mr
IAirethv Ca'iiptell Hun: emerging in
!,,. torieu- -tars Mr- Hunt turned
ilie er fine trick of negotiating the
' fir-r tune holes in HO
; v Shnwne.. Fred Knight and M
Tiltlen' of 'he I'hilade'nhian itnehed,
merged '-ton'ei- in 'he w. ll-belme.l
l.annee 'nitntien icrerlmi-. that 1-
in
their hit ''eunti n..n ucj.
The
latit."
I,,t.i.i.i t eunti 1 1 .n in ,-
i'" he'd it" first iinrnte"
, I 1 V .1
teurmr
, ', Wliere 1 1. .viriii-.
jev! 'i 1 I.j
Iiiuiiiiarv. anil 1 em 1 en'
of the 1 ner"iiy
of Pennsylvania.
He
, their Wii.-rle".
Ml the,n tournaments an.
'commie en tei'a. en tin r
, inek ..f ge''ir.' interest in th
is the'e'"
n. nieh
n't i.m
e C It-,
ALL AROUND
ry
1
nRET srnTT:
....... !,...' ihi nhrisr irtt
.1 It
rem ecne hy ,
Hv rno.c'triie found ffremtrln-t of .
irrirai hny . . ..:
T'.
i'hi-, t
hns inernrr in. ....... .
ihnu en
llnu er,m't--that game
0 lctcr-
ichy.
rluhl refuted te let him
Theunh f'jteen
f
n , t.J. Mm fl
glad
Ard Ti it et and if"" ""nr """ "
j It true that for rnnr
i Outntl eire
Great Xceft.
iHn rAe
H'
lour imall hit no runner te -rn
' 'ic .... ..1 . ..n '
The
Ventre rooters mm ra ..(...
rer nil the 'rerr thr Yankee had te
rote. . . . ,
mil
lUen Giant fin tu '"' '' '
Great: iscet'-
The Rabe's tee big te stage a scrap
1 tl i.ianis" wee llunl baseman.
f'np llldehrand tumid "r,
trrl'.
fate tt
m
or leaf i.
,r j-.c-.-itien the mighty Uam
.rrlvln from the funs he'll
' Ll.- r r. Hth of laurel leaves
Fre
b no ,si ';
rf.t. rj e e .
in thr art
11 gnr'ai"!
nt I" Lr"
,.,, II 1 II nc Pi' I'ln-'l witn
,i razzberru-s around his
his
enrrnl inefTeftie.
fi.ii.lJeri!)
. .. .T.l ..r. S.1V
that the unkees
a,n,It..tWrSarfare?
1 -On
ThiirndiW "n- thirty IheHitand
iJ iri uiv much irrturbcd erer
ii'1, innt thai th- !" ""'f'' tee
"l" '?,, voiced "'" " d h
1 IZ" 'L, ,1 a;u,n. Thin me.de ,t ,erV
"'" , " ...llHl'
atrne, alleicin'j
nice rer !"'';-'
Zlfi'iO ether tiJ
fraen. ,
peepl? te ere the
Anether record.
r.1.1 ,inv when r
Ah, for these geed
,uls wre made en
the field net In
the box elfiee.
Wonder wiia1 uccaine of (he .. r ,Jf
. ',J..e niTering odds en the batiks
I . - nlTerinl!
'pripnb'y betting even money thnt the
HOPE IT
fwffivHu TmE WORLD ARE Vce
1 TAMWif TtMnGLESCOPF
TeT(EOFRCC FORO?
1.'AT,-1'A '
LiU lCllJ
S&L
, 1J-' I StiCK"?
1 ' ', 1
AL
P. TUDCC"
it
U ilillL
Holmesburg and Conehohockcn
Teams Balk at Playing en
Frankford Field
ARGUE OVER "HOWE" GAMES
TTdl.Ml.Mti Jtit ami
Con-hehopken
xi
fan- in all probability will be de
prhe.i 1 t -eeing t'lelr
1 1 -eeing t'lelr 11101 ire
l"( 11 .
in actum tut tne griuiren uu
sen-en
iigain-t Tninkfei-d.
Fer ears tiie follower- of th
"!!ig
Three" lave awaited the unmiiil gain"
hetwein the-i' nnl.-. l.n.-t ear Friiul. Friiul.
ferd was clowned champion after hard
buttle
The el'nw jacket- hae n wonderful
team tl :- enr. witlnut a doubt Ilie
greate-t oe'le. tien of collegiate luuiina
rlf" cei te lepre.-ent til" section.
H(iiue-h'i'g and Con-heocken nUe
hae ..treiig combinations which thrj
Intend te .risme'ir with udilitienal phiy
eds i.C nbilit as the -e.i-nn progresse pregresse
iiml bv the time the nnnn"! ;;ames roll
iifeuud three of the greatest eleens in
nnv hortieii of the ceuntr. would sport
the ieI'u-s of the arleus teams.
ll:ii lterr. lie.l
l". r 'e;i- the games h.1e been plajed
liter, itelv Tin 1,1-f agreement betv.en
the eiul.s'w:.- -igiud in 11)20; and .1 .1
He'mi'sbtiw: 'Iti'l Coii-ii"hecken both ;ii'-.
peare.! en Ittev n's 1'ield. iln- heine "f
the Y'dlew iuct.et- l-'-t ear, the natu
rallv ligiircd thi' rrinkferd would
be
ire-entat Hei.n-.'iiir!. this -eiisen ,
The Li'- i-'raiikfortl-He'me-l'ii'g
agr. 1 men, dated j-eptemher 1'., l!l"'l, '
vas uime id bv Mi" pro-enr m.tnager, .
Hewn-d IteukiT. and Alar-h.tll Haiti
bridge. Jr.. ler ! rankfertl. while Trcl
W. (i'-rkei and Fred T. Leng wete the
.signers tnr I Inline-burg
Ili.lmeshurg electtd a new manager 1
this ear nt the per-en of Willie:-,
Sli --ler. Jr. He heard in a retinil- ,
- It. . - - uav tint Fiankferd hail tbcided
te i' .1 all ' in - at hiune this ,viir and
no' 1.1 le.ne r.'-.iw n's Fli Id.
A- he wii.tiu te ijet the schedule
anangeil ill. 114 with the Coiii-hehoekcn
team he g"i in r.jiiiuiunicatliiii with the
...umuc'iicnt of the Yellewjiiekets. A
few tin- lii'n Ii" rect.ved a letter from
Miuager It.wker -n.ing t hut the r-
perl- Wei" ' rii-ct nun tnnr tnere weuiu
t,e no 1 iinkford-IIelme.-burg
nnd
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v-TeTV
t ; v -
iS,ZAr''A - Vts. - t I
y-mw. ?S)
II N
CIIO "Bl
HE POLO GROUNDS
fiimt
tallies
That'
l n'
in bj mere than four
deep
a t
The Srn.lh. Seett and Metisel clans
plajul a three. 1 01 nereil tie, eacli of
tlieni tuning two 1 epresentatlves en the
Held.
Wonder
Other Mi 1,
I'ndri if
Aftrr )
brand n .
t!u-h'l - .
Ye "
ceun'er.
irhrtt' the nationality of the
el hi ether.
1 d 'ite of them' Iti'h.
-cries is ever Mr.
'.ike a po-lllen in a
lllldi.-hnber-
guessed It behind the tie
(icrildtiie wants te knew if they
named liie -ite 0 the Pole Grounds
after the Inn who plajed with Chaplin
in "I'lic Kid."
Si .
Mill
love.
I
1 - at tennis new nnd then
the series stands at thirty,
It is riirnnfcd that
.Iiiilge lmtlis ero a suit of armor
pl.tle next te his It. V. D.'s at yehter
da 's game.
It was nnlered that all halls are te
be coaled with mdiollle In the future
anil game,- ,-ue tu go oil until midnight
or later.
I). V f.rimth had Hilly Riter. Ills
star faincnunan, concealed behind the
Judge's lxi rendy te film a mob srene
for 1). W.'s uet drama,
Among Theso Net Present
C01. ifiintliie of (ireece,
II lllliej; S!l
Pi."-loot Jehnsen.
Mark Smith rind his brother, Trade.
The fix Suiherlund sisters.
Mr. llerpleitle's three children, Go
ing! icing! ! and Gene! ! !
Among the charities Organized Ilnsn
1 ball should have given funds te is the
Sedetj for Supplying Funerals te Of
I flee Hejs' Grnntlmnthers.
' If we didn't despise that low form
of wit, we'd say that after he was
caught flat-footed off first In the third
1 Ipnlng his name, should he Wlttless.
I .
i The one jah ue nave at this (teuten
'of tin urn it thnt hrain lerarkni'i tail
of figuring out the percentage of unmet
iron 111 the. terie.
WASN'T A SEESAW
lVTAP, WHERE
VNITH Trl- SPV CLNSS ?
'mGewG-
Te 9BAI
Ss
.4 i tendance Figures
And Receipts te Date
TII1RII (IAMB
H iriLinrtn , S'.CQI)
!!. iiln'- . . tl22.XM.IKI
I'l.xrn' klmre .. . K.(i.,'U
Kur'i riiib't shiru . 20.800,18
f'enmlsnlen'M stmtv . . . lfl.as.lO
Tutiit'i Cor ItrM anil third rnmrs
Altpi.iiiirp 14, 330
ItlTfilUs HJtl.SDO.IKi
I'lnjM- lun VISl.KM.UO
Kirh elul.'s Klmre . . 4 1,08(1, HO
''immlssleti't -lure HI. WIS. .10
Nut s,.renil itibt.it-'j. r-e!pts, Hinount Hineunt
lii te SlitO.r.'tl, .s ttirifd crvrr te the
illsiiMiii .,ilIeni' itrul kel'llers' (unit.
ltrn11.111rt. 111 trut untne win :i7.o;e.
Fr.itikforil-Censlioliockeii gnmes this
yenr unlp.s plajpii en Hrnwn's Field.
Fans Hack Slils-s!er
The Pitiipns of Helmesbiirf; held u
lnnss-meeting the ether night mid tie
tided te hack Manager Shlssler, who
has decided that the Yellewjiiekets
must play at Crystal Field. Holmes Helmes
burg. Ii the,, cetne together this jenr.
(Ithcrwi-e the game is off.
Con-hehoiketi has adopted the snme
roll. a- H'diiie-burg, and at present
tiie ilolnie-btirg nnd Con-hehoeken
content is the only one of the three
annual irnine.s nnanged. Frankford
has seven I dales In November still
open, ostensibly for Helnie-buii: nnd
C iii-hoheel'.Pii, se the outcome of the
ultimatum of the.-e teams nut te play
in I'rinklenl, lint te fellow the usual
cu-'ein, is awaited.
JOHMSOM STOPS MARTIN
vJt l . I
V&S1 fPT
h J VIMi-D
, , . ,, , , . line minster.
California Heavyweight Scores I r'hlladelpl.ln had deposited its for
Technical Kaye Over A.E.F. Champ j felt money and nil the lecnl men needed
New rrli. Opt. 7. Fled Jehnsen, I "'" th" f,'ll,lctln" of th- lensue, which
of Callturnia. iidvnneed a notch in " Fl !'.,': n" CK'"", h nnYn ?lade
the heav weight division by win- , '0. ,A' ? iC. 'ty' ta,nV Pn 7nd ffJl"
iilns i tedinical knockout In the tenth " , , . ..' c?.t1''. "ndKeadlnis. Phi -
wein.1 i.ver Heb Mnrflll. benv elplil
ihampieii of Ihe A. F. F. Martin'
secenda tluew a 1ewel Inte the ring
tint tv -one seconds after the tenth
".Oili'l- .IUCI III.- IVilWI
. Martin opened the ses-
ng te meet Jehnsen as he
. . . .. .
l own 1 shifted.
t-leu by rushl
sprang trein 1111 enatr. nut. .unrnn
mined, his only 1 linnce had gene, and
lie was absorbing henvj punishment
when the sunender was made.
The Cnliferiilan showed tremendous
hitting power and a clever left hand,
but he was slew.
Murtin made ;i game defense and In
the latter round- kept en his feet
thieugh instinct.
Harry "Kid" P.rewn, of Philadel
phia, whs given the decision ever Pert
Silencer, of Rioekljn, 111 the twelve
round -emi-final beu 1.
ALL-PHILLIES READY
Will Open Football Season Tomor
row With St. Calllstus
Tem Reilly's All-Philadelphia eleven
will usher in the ferihnil season to
morrow when thev meet St, Cnllistus
C. C. of West Philadelphia, nt Madi Madi
eon Park. Thiity-feiirth nnd Recti
streets.
The Sn'nts are .1 new eleven In the
field, (otupesel of the piej of Vlnceme,
West Walnut and Highland Park.
Conch Rernste.n will pit the downtown
trnm thieugh itr lest practice tomorrow
afternoon J he line- .p follew:
si I ullUtll-
All-I'lillllrn
(Irucrtn
. . . . Murklinll
Jtilone
flavin
. Columbus
. Mefermlrit
Ittllly
. Mnkiiranle
. . lr(ietnn
. . . Dojrle
.. , Mincer
firlrvr
lie) 1! .
.MncCmin ..
Iirhuii-y .
IlrKlle) . .
still I no
Jein's .
I.rniiwli
Stnnten
.MnAlllMter
(,met . .
left mil
. Iff t tut klc
. left irunril
riiiti-r .,
rlKlit k'uiirj .
rislit te lite
. rlulu rnil
nuurterlirarU
left luilfhmli
rlelif Imlflnrk
'ullbiuk
Scraps A bout Scrappers
AccuHiitlen ts.it 1 arrneer nnd Fikl
"framed up" thxlr r' ni Ikiu' unit Uie
former via 1i'ib!i.-cre?srj J b tle Vecre h.n
brcn ijn'.;iliullciills dmed by leih Ixixera, nc nc
cer'llntr te reierta Ir.im Pirln. "I deny
emph.tlcal' lh.it rr, flub' Ph blkl
iirrnnsml or that Siki brelin th arrangement
hy knocking nm out declare.l fleersn.
blkl slid; ' I neiur fal-ed a tleht In my life."
1
.fnck lfiiiiie V.UD Inltml te attend a
Mneker te b. I'hen b tbe Penn Athletic
I'liih hcie Oclr.liT 21. but tin. rhninplen Rd
lbil Unit he would net be able te I) among
the'e iinwent. n he e nprnlnK u mtf show
la Terente t'linudt, ,n thai date
.liie White, a vnunsr Ktnt from Alabama,
will make nn rtnrt "1 lirenk Inte iha henvy-
vilsrnr upet Kiar in :ev erK luniifni, wnun
he irnr'til Al ltUch.
Ilnalrr llcewn 'ns teen matchd bv Jv
Hlrmr 11 mem Y'hwk K f. C'haney at th
L'lieu netr Wednvmlny nluht flreun In In
elrli 1 tralnlr.K at Aditm Ityan's.
lien Spk.iI, of ntmlrn. .' V . In nlanntn
te miul I'hlUd-lphla lln will lie handled
by l.ee (ilnnr. who In trylnu te matrh hmal
hure with either Hilly ilamuni ur Yeung J.n.k
Di mp.ii?y.
llenny II i-s Is working nut daily nt rhlla
de'.phl.i Jaik fi'Ilritn t lln Ij te meet J ick
Hharkev In one .f tliu liut at the Cunilirla
next rrliUy nluhl.
Artie MrC.mn In echlng for a flutfmt lln
tus n'ji direetwl alevet tn the general ell.
rccilun of n ene'n Jnv for mere thnn a
me nth ant It In shm. tn etart his 10112 23
refen nKalnst nny nf Ihe local bantam
wlhtH llinlnir f nits- reemcred trm " r"nt t
ti.ii( nf ihe nrlr Pan (Mrtln. former in
1 ur.n' nm-iieur ehnmplnii, lis reeumeil train
lnc nnd will be ready In a week or no te lake
un npynnents In thn ISO-pound clam
l Iriiee, suddenly taken III with brnn
rluiln hns been ferced tn Kimpend tralnlnc
fur hit eei'templated rnmt-brl.
GAME
VeU ffeiu
f Told ErA 1 was
ffOIMCV TO .
Vvi VEE-!
i"-
CnmrteM, t!:i bv Vuh'.tc Lcrletr Company
HQRE TEAM GEIS
5
E
Eastern League Circuit Com
pleted With Admission of
Atlantic City
The Eastern Hnskpfbnll League is all
set for a successful season, judging bj '
the sentiment of the mngnntes nt a
meeting held Inst night nt, the Hetel
inilser
t i
I'M
FRANCHISE
n
IV ..I , .L. ,. 1 . ,
pelltan League, of New Yerk.
-,.., KrPn! MlrI'rlse was furnished when
cl.isi. h. i heen "sni'TT1 i?eiW n'
Hughes. .0 be placr,"i, A,Ltie Cilv"
The shore eitv hns heen clHm. -ini tnr
admission te the league for several
years, uuglies visited the Hnrnn frm-n
I en Wednetsdny and closed the deal for
'"" '.""u ""u -ncvie 111 rennSVl
idelphia
vunia.
It was announced that ench team had
selected 11 different tihivins nlsht. n
,u. ...Ml 1 . 1- . ---ra---
l1h'r?. "', U01n'' 11'"' League game
ev" "' " , '" "10 V-, Featesville
I Will lie 111 ll.ltl.n ... Mnx.l... A.l.u,l.
..... ... ... , .,-,,,.- ,.,, .... fining , viuimic
City 011 Tuesday, Camden en Wednes
day, Philadtdphlii Jaspers, as thev will
he st. led Thursday, Trenten, Friday,
und Rending Saturday,
A forty-game schedule will he plaved
with a divided sea.sen, the opening
games being carded for the week of
October 3(1 nnd thp la-t game being
tehcduled for March 17. The first half
rchedule will end Januniy (I. The
winners of the first and sepend halves
will then meet for the Dual champion
ship. The helidny dntes will be check full
of pluy; 011 Christmas and New Yenr's
there will be twehe games played,
Coatesville, Philadelphia and Atlantic
Citv being sehedulpil for afternoons,
and Cnjnden. Trenten nnd Reading nt
night. Thanksgiving also will be n busy
day, ns Philadelphia, Coates-viHe nnd
Atlantic City wil lie nt home in the
afternoon, nnd Rending, Cnmdeti and
Trenten nt night.
The referees appointed were Herman
TJnet7el, Kid Dark and Frank Fergusen.
rjp30EXOE
aocaec
tna I eve las. en V 1 I 1 ,,n 1 , "ieubIi ball players en the blacklist te stock up a couple of pennant winners.
per and Atlantic City huvlng taken ' wns promptly set out of professional baseball for n period of five years,
their plarec. The names of Jim Vaughn, Claude llcndris, Scott Perry, Dick Kerr, Wnltrr
The league has leceived by far all the Kinney nnd scores of ethers are only n few en that imposing list. They in
better of the early season decisions and rUrrP,t'the displeasure of the commissioner -anil off went their heads,
he Z M,a!csnfe XZ Zr In Ii'" Vet, consider the case of Illll Merrlsette.
Sed' pln?SJ. Mfnnvr pnunis'ed !' 5' Airy, fairy William has shown his wares several times in the big league,,
play their wares te the fans who will . but never with pnrtitulnr success. He is one of these Dewers who bloom In the
fellow the fortunes of the new Met, mirlne. tin la. and wilt In the heat of thn pennant chase.
SSfa? MEENEHAN'S CAFE
U SUNDAY'S SPECIALS
Lebttcr Dinner, $1.50
Unit Hretlcd Letjtcr Dnitid ( Inm
., ru" ?' Se'c rarler Auuee
llnrbceufil Owner, r.tt:rd I'otnte
Seft Shell Crab Platter, $1.00
Fried SaftJIhtll Crefct rorfer KaufiD
French Frird Pntnteca, Fried F.ea I'lnnt
Nllrrtj Tamnteem
Chichen and Waffle Dinner, $1.50
Hall HraVtri Kprlns rlrfcrii ICnfrlc
French Fried eiatnra Frcneh I'eat
Lamb Platter, $1.00
Tteatt Leg 0 Bvrtnn r.iwib
Mtvilua Petntutt Treneh Pea
Tomate fintnrf
Chichen Salad with Fried Oyeter.i $1.00
Celd Roast Sirloin with Petate Salad gg
' mnni
New and
Our standard smart style in young men's oxfords;
new featured with spring heels, double leather
soles and light shade russia uppers.
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Hew Dees It
Scott's Comeback
Reper's Idea
Merrl8ette"s Art
WOXDKIt hew (larry Hermann nnd rut Meran feel today after digesting the',
box reere wen for the (llnnlK by Uencen Stelt?
Yeu knew, enr
rly In uprlnt? (inrry raved in bis own Inimitable style heennu
iheil en Hie Cliiclnnntl CTub by the Itrnves. Onrry would r,
. . . . . 1.1... t. 1. r . ., 1. 1. .i.. n . . "aT
Renlt linil heen wished
none of him nnd tried le turn him back en
wtienec ne enme.
Hut Orant cetislilerptl the deal eIened nnd wniiltln t lake Seett back. Oarry
took an nppenl te .fudge I-nndlH, but the commissioner kept his hands off ti-e
transaction. .
Herninnti wasn't going In be frturlc with n rripple llke HeeH en Ills payroll
nnd he turned lilm loose, unconilltlennlly.
Heett worked hard te get his (tore arm back In rondltlen. He took het baths
nnd allowed the het sun te 'bnke his weary whip. Then olewly and patiently he
drilled. Finally he knew the old soup bone was in tdmpe.
Did he go back te Hermann te prove his former boss was wrong? H0
net. He sought Jehn MeOrnw nnd whlepered the words of his regained hope
into the ears of the Little Napeleon. MeOrnw harkenetl nnd heeded, lie gave
him n frlnl. He made geed.
Final pitching rrpeids for the season show that Scott wen eight games and
lest two for the (Slant this year during the pennant campaign.
Would llcrmnnn have pnld Scott's salary during his nursing in exrhnnge for
eight victories? Yeu enn wager the pay envelope he would have. Soett might
have meant the flag te the Itcds.
Scott has been kicked all ever the place in the major leagues nnd by his own
tenacity nnd self-confidence he carried himself te the fniue of a shutout pltchw
in a World Series. Well done, Deacon, old top!
AAHON WAitD must lme taken a let of personal satkf.wtlnn out of
seeing Elmer Smith fan when he gave up his hat te the Yank
plnrlt-hltter yesterday.
Hospitality of nil) llepcr
BILL KOPF.U has the right Idea. At his suggestion Princeton will stage I
dinner tonight In honor of the Yirginln foetbnll team. All the Southern
players and the cenehing staff have been Invited.
Such hospitality Is rcrtnln te cement relations between the two institutions,
The Tigers may 1e tough football players, but they plan te make themselves
tender hosts.
In speaking about the dinner recently, Reper stnted that he hoped Princeton
n-nnld be fliinnpinlty able te diiie every visiting foetbnll tenm. And he wants the
'players of the two teams te mingle in n friendly spirit.
I "Enemies en the field and friends off the gridiron," is his slogan. And why
I net? Foetbnll is n tough sport. There's ninny n hard knock given and laken
I nnd many n hented word exchanged, but the fact remains that football is n
SPOUT. ' It is net warfare.
The time when football players carried their griutaneps off the field belongs Id
1 ether davs. There is a better spirit entering into the ftntne.
1 Seme of the old-timers culled It ping-pong stuff, but it is generally receg-
I nlzed as geed spertsmnnship.
v
TIIE fans raved nnd reared about the crookedness of baseball nfter
Ihe second gnme of the World Serlca was called in the tenth en
Thursday, and yet there was n larger crowd out te sec the game yester
day. This Is typical of the baseball hpectaters.
Getting Away With It
r
T IS funny hew some fellows get nwny
1 JL Heme epe else, would linn? sun punisiimciu.
... i. 1.. Jl unn ii.. l,t rnl..llnh it Tlncehnll .Titftln T.nnrlla tine nlnearl
nillCH UP llilll liven me in), .......
Hill has Jumped enough te be blacklisted for nbeut -100 years, but the com.
mlsslener passes it by.
i This season he Htarted with Minneapolis, was shifted te St. Jeseph. In the
cM"r -"' nnd ,hr" I,nwd ",! t0 Mf" "V. ?,hrJattC,Ii ClUb' an''
went up into the Minnesota iron region, where he played with the outlaws.
When that faded out lie calmly came
nml .iltelin.l in the final reks of the
ff"iETTINfl nway with It" is an art. Evcrj" man who ever served
VJT In the nrrny knows of a chap In his outfit Mho as never punished
for doing things that brought summary punishment en ether luckless lads.
MIKE SCHULTZ A WINNER j
1
West Phlladelphlan Defeats Sam
Blacklsten In Cambria Final
Mike Sehultz. of West Philadelphia ,
and formerly known te ringside fans j
ns Temin O'Toele, wen we ilecisien
evPr Sam Illnrklsten in thp eight -round
Hnnl at thp Cr.nibrla A. ( . Inst night.
Despite the fact that Hlarkisten
opened up a big cut ever Schulti'.'s eye
In ihe third round, he was unable te
held Ihe advnntige arid did net box in I
his usual geed form.
In the seml-wind-up Jack Murtiri !
stepped Johnny Vigi in the fourth. The
ether re-ults: Patsy Tate and Dike
Crnne drew : Willie Patterson and
Geerge Nellnn also broke even, while
Snmmy NeIa wen ever .Mm Tierney In (
six rounds. 1
SOCCER FOOTBALL TODAY i
49th nnd Spruce Streets
ALLIED LEA0UF FIRST DIVISION
WEST PHILADELPHIA F. C.
vs. WOLFENDEN-SHORE '
STANDS Z8e. KlgKert ladies FREE.
30C30E
:ocaei
62D & WALNUT STS.
Meenehan's Special $1.50
Jointer Thermliliir nmll.cl ( -tir.
Filet 0 Sole 7ariar Sauce
Clams Cotlne Srirtitnia I'ntntec
Fish Platter, $1.00
limited Frenh lllue fitli
BprHat llakid I'otnte llutltr flcnnt
r'etf ftlnie
Sirloin Steak Platter, $1.10
jC-03 Sirloin lltrnk villi Fresh Muihm, ,mi
French Fried 1'ntatne, llullrr Pen 11 1
Celd Sliced Chicken White Meat,
Lettuce and Tomate Salad, $1.25
Different
$11.00
Strike Yeu?
Bv
THE OBSERVER
Geerge Washington Oram and nosten,
with nrts that, were they committed hy
t, ...... si.
back te St. Jee, asked for a unife
rra,
season.
FOOTBALL
VILLANOVA
VB,
THIRD ARMY CORP
VILLANOVA FIELD, BAT., OCT. 7TH. 3 T M,
TICKETS Oil SALE AT HELD
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
University of the Seuth
vs.
University of Pennsylvania
IRESIIMEM . DEAN ACADEMY 1 J Noen
rRANKLIN riELD. SAT., OCX. 7. 2:30 P. M.
Ucjerveil srutt, $1 and 76e new en le tt
OlmbitU, Sptldlnir'i tir.il Athletic Council
Ottce, 3305 Walnut Street. Oeneril Admliatea
(5000 touts), SCe.
BASEBALL TODAY
Phila. World Series
Between
Fleishcr Shanahan Dobsen
AT PHILLIES BALL PARK
EXKRCISES START AT 1 P. M.
See Mlr( Philadelphia Craw the Team FUcii
See Juiif Pattencn Award the Winners ttt
Publle Ledlter'ii Cupi
Hear the Ileturna of the World Serlet by Innliifi
RACES TODAY
HUNTINGDON VALLEY HUNT
Meadowbrook (Near Jenkinlewn), 2 P. M.
HOMlKItl'I I, f iioss.cerNTnv HOUSES
IN Ill'NTl.NdDUN VAI.I.K.Y rilAI.l.hMit
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