20 ACADEMY TENNIS SHOWSRIYALRY Competition Is Strong; Future iqlatckes Promise Much Interest Hatrisburg tennis matches yester day tjrought increased interest. Close battles fought between J. G. Mc- Guire and A. Starkey and between Bringer and Wyant proved to be the closest ones of: the tournament thus far. Neither was decided until the last gamejiad. been,finished. In the junior the match between Cameron and Shepp was very close. . The doubles tournament will be gin next wdek. gntries are coming in. The match between Day and I POSSESSING BEMABKABLE SEAUTirYIWCBBOre*. 4 VWTIL3 rT ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS ALL SHADES. "4 Ujml /.■*-*" VL NlkM DcraS OCTECTKJK WHY HOT KETAIK YOUK YOUTMTUL J VVFS'i AfTtAKANCII ASK YOU* FAVORITE DEALER FOB N J ' "DARLING" MOLD-TIGHT ROUGE, Sse A BOX j Real Shoe Values for the Entire Family You'll be surprised at the wonderful saving we are offer ing you on this season's up-to-the-minute footwear. 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During the past week seven matches were played, two In the first round and five in the second. In the first round Purple defeated Wallenstein, 6-1. 6-2, and Gregg de feated MJlnor, 6-4, 6-4. In the sec ond round McGuire defeated Gregg, 6-4, 6-2. Clement won from Star key, 6-3, 10-8. Green defeated Douglas. 6-3, 6-2; Bennethum de ' feated Musseren. 6-4, 6-3, and Hot tinger defeated Stine, 6-0, 6-0. LIVE SPORTING NEWS NO MORE NINE GAME SERIES Everybody in General Includ ing the Fans Are Against It New York, Oct. 24. —Shot full of holes, condemned by magnates and fans alike, the nine-game world's series is a "dead bird." Tried as an experiment, the elon gated series proved almost a disas ter and it is a foregone conclusion that the old seven-game plan will be good enough for the future. Even Garry Herrmann, boss of the Reds, who conceived and pushed through the innovation, will hardly approve of it as a fixture, as it near ly knocked his club out of the world's championship. After winning four games, which would have given them the cham pionship with a brilliant record in a short series, the Reds cracked badly and weathered the late rush of the Sox only by a hair's margin. In ad diUon, Cincinnati shattered any dreams that Herrmann might have entertained of a financial cleanup in extra games by turning out about fifteen thousand fans for the sev enth game—an indication of a sur prising reversal of feeling in that rabid baseball town. President Heydler, of the National League, is opposed to any more ex perimenting with the post-season battles. "As a seven-game series, the games this year would have been everything that the fans could have desired and there would have been no grounds for talk," he said after the series. Though rather painful in Its re sults, the nine-game series neverthe less proved some benefit in settling an old argument of long standing. It has been contended that an in ferior team, benefited by the "breaks," has the advantage in a short series over a superior team that may be in a s\ump and that the better team does not always win. But it was proved* this year that superior playing tells the tale in a series of any length. Reds Would Have Won The Reds would have won the short series. The Sox gained a little prestige by their fight in the late games and won a little more credit that would have come to Gleason by the route of the early games. But they were unable to win even after they got some breaks and had come out of a batting slump that was blamed for their feeble work in the first games. Some "experts" are advocating a three-out-of-flve series for the fu ture. But that seems to be the other extreme. The seven-game plan has been a success in the past and it seems logical to stay away from ex periments and play a sure bet. Royal A. C. Has Games With Highspire High Team The Royal A. 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Steeleon Hibh unjier the di restion of Coach George Cocklll will play Pottsville High at Pottsvillo. This game will be a harder test for Steelton than the game ,on,e Week a£o at Lancaster. The lineup will be picked to-day. Steelton Scrubs will come to Har risburg for a game with Camp Cur tin High. This contest has aroused a whole lot of interest. It will be the first appearance here of a Steel ton scholastic team. Coach Geisel had scheduled a workout of the Camp Curtin players for this afternoon, but this may be postponed until to-morrow because of weather conditions. None of the players were injured in the Acad emy game, and all are in fine trim for Saturday's fray. The game wilj be the first outside contest of the season for the Steelton High School Scrubs, and little is known of their ability. The play ers are all said to be in good condi tion, however. Harrisburg Academy will go to Reading for a game with the Schuyl kill Seminary. Coach Schlichter has picked flften players for the trip and looks for a victory. It is prob able that England will be able to get into Saturday's tilt. His injured ankle has improved considerably, and he has been able to get around on it during this week. WILL PLAY AT PENBROOK The Penbrook A. C. football team will play the Mechanicsburg team to-morrow afternoon at Penbrook. Penbrook is in good condition aft er the hard game at York last Sat urday. Coach Dunn is correcting a few glaring faults that cropped out last Saturday and hopes to have the [. team working good to-morrow. Wolf, who recently returned from twenty months' service in France, and Landis, a former Muhlenburg College player, will be in the Pen brook line-up. fIOWLING RAILROAD TENPIN LEAGUE INSPECTORS L. Shultz ... 115 129 96— T 340 Zeiders . 155 246 169 520 Shellman ... 116 143 147 406 Hoke 11l 134 132 337 Shover , 135 140 189— 464 Totals ... 632 792 684 —2007 TRAINMEN Askins 134 126 157 — 417 Ricbwine ... 114 142 102— 358 Moser 154 146 173 473 McFarland . 132 201 136 469 Beck 195 147 189— 531 Totals ... 729 762 757—2248 STANDING OF THE TEAMS Teams— W. L. Pet. Air Brake Shop ...... 3 0 1.000 Inspectors 4 2 .667 Electricians 4 2 .667 Trainmen 6 3 .667 Pipe Shop 4 5 .444 Engine House No. 2 ... 4 5 .444 Engine House No. 1 ... 4 5 .444 Erecting Shop ....... 1 8 .111 CASINO TENPIN LEAGUE ALPHAS Earley ..... 173 162 168— 503 Benner 172 196 151— 519 Bentz 200 172 134 506 Kobb 152 151 174 4t7 Morrison ... 173 186 156 515 Totals 870 867 783—2520 JOLLY FIVE Basch 173 168 172 513 Fletcher ... 168 154 159 481 H. Miller ... 159 201 167 527 Smith 187 249 218 — 654 A. Miller .... 188 170 151 — 509 Totals .... 875 942 867 —2684 | . STANDING OF THE TEAMS Teams— W. L. Pet. Majestios 6 0 1.000 j Jolly Five 5 1 .833 I Orpheums ■ 3 3 .500 | Crescents 2 4 .333 {Colonials 2 4 .333 I Alphas 0 6 .000 Schedule for Monday, October 27. | Orpheums vs. Alphas. CASINO DUCKPIN LEAGUE VICTORS J. Hargest .. 133 130 142 405 Denny 104 107 112— 323 Blackwood . 124 156 114— 394 Hobson .... 110 135 138—383 G. Hargest . 160 129 122 411 Totals ... 631 657 628—1916 GIANTS O'Leary .... 124 153 147 424 Walzer 73 131 109— 313 Harmon ... 94 109 120— 323 Rowe 90 101 108— 299 Hippie 136 124 122 382 j Totals 517 618 606 —1741 STANDING OF THE TEAMS Teams— W. L. Pet. Victors 4 2 .666 Senators 3 3 .500 Nobles 3 3 .500 Keystones 3 3 .500 Crescents 3 3 .500 Giants N2 4 .333 Schedule for Monday, October 27 Senators vs. Nobles. MOUNT PLEASANT LEAGUE VULCANTZERS D. Huber .. 99 103 151— 353 | Kpouse .... 107 94 82— 283 W. Huber .. 98 97 102 — 297 Doolittle ... 92 114 111 — 317 McNeal .... 131 77 92 300 Totals.... 527 485 538 —1550 VAMPIRES !R. Keubler . 108 97 126-r- 831 Wiley 99 83 81— 263 IWynii 107 73 90 — 270 [Hartmlre ... 101 131 89— 321 Nunemaker . 127 138 101 — 366 Totals .... 642 522 487—1151 FLIVVERS Gardner .... 93 95 80— 268 Shields 95 102 89— 286 Schroeder .. 122 81 78— 281 McFarland . 82 131 77 — 290 Snavely .... 86 75 120 — 281 Total 478 484 444—1406 HIGH FLYERS McElhaney . 136 97 83— 316 Shrader .... 113 113 113 — 339 Un-ger 107 73 96 276 Wolf 106 91 84— 281 Rowe 85 129 122 327 Totals 547 494 498 —1539 BAKERS Fowler .... 99 121 132 — 352 Lesher 106 69 109 — 284 Hemmer ... 100 92 69 261 Statler 127 127 130 — 384 Stahr 133 104 118— 355 Totals .... 513 565 658—1636 FIREMEN Martz 90 95 75 255 Rhlnehart .. 11l 90 121— 322 Smith 67 77 120— 264 Whiteman 81 79 84— 244 Clark 79 106 58— 243 XoUta uu 4AB 4J* IH—UH STEELTONCARD NOW COMPLETE Will Include Steelton Boys; Windup Between Schiff and Mahoney Joe Barrett, manager of the Olym- j pla, A. "C., in Steelton, announced to day that he had completed his card of boxing for Thursday night, Octo ber 30. There will be 34 rounds of boxing featured by a 10-round wind up, and a 6-round'special bout. The entire card carries considerable local interest, owing to the fact that Sammy Schiff, one of the best boxers ever developed in this city, will clash with Young Mahoney, of Baltimore. Bobby Gunnis, who looks after Schiff's business, will make his first appearance in a local ring behind Sammy. Gunnis is in Philadelphia, and will come here to-morrow to look after Schiff. Lancaster thinks Jackie Parkes, their ' best bantamweight, is good enough to meet Kid Williams. Kid Williams thinks otherwise, and one of Williams' stable mates. Kid Richmond, will meet the Lancaster boxer. This match was made by Bar rett, to see Just how good Parkes is, and he will have to be everything they clai m for him to go the limit with Richmond. Steelton will jump in the limelight with the show. Three boys will face the music. Harrisburg's wrestler. Young Lehman, will make his debut on the third preliminary with Lau rence King, now a Harrlsburger, but formerly of Kansas. Lehman has been training with the intenion of entering the boxing field, for several months, and while King had consid erable experience overseas, as a box er. the local wrestler-boxer is confi dent of winning. Red Singer, of Dauphin, has been matched with Chester Rowan, from the West Side, in Steelton. Two Steel ton boys, Gordi Carchadia, and Ivory Eshleman, will open the show. Elks in Volleyball Game, to Play Games For Title At a meeting held by the Elks in their clubhouse, 212 North Second street, last evening, a committee was appointed to arrange for a volleyball team to compete with other teams in the city for the championship. The Elks have a number of good players in their membership and will issue a call for candidates within a few days. The following committee was ap pointed. V. 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Charley Ettinger and his squad of Allentown fighters were expected to at rive in this city early this afternoon for their matches to-night on the boxing show card of the Harrisburg Boxing Association, 'to be staged in the Chestnut Street Auditorium. The fight bill is to get under way at 8.30 o'clock with the opening preliminary leading the bill. All of the bouts with the exception of the windup are scheduled to go pi:r rounds. The principal event of the card, however, is a 10-round af fair, and there is reason to believe that one or the other of the partici pants in it will end it before that schedule is finished. Dundee Is Fnvorite Dundee, one of the principals, has the advantage of Thomas as far as experience is concerned, but the lat ter is regarded as the hardest punch er of the two. Dundee's fearlessness in regards to jmeeting any other fight er in his class is well known, and there is ho doubt but that he will en. tor the ring full of confidence to night. Thomas is likely to show his confident spirit by his songs prior to the battle, for the Quaker City boy's characteristic is well known throughout the district in which he lives. The reserved seat sale at the Sl.enk and Tittle Sporting Goods store will close at 6 o'clock this evening. Tickets can then be purchased at the hall. BEFORE YOU SAY GOODNIGHT Prepare for a Clear, Bright Day Tomorrow by Taking "Cascarets" for Liver and Bowels , jjrive away those persistent ene jmies of happiness—biliousness and | constipation. Don't stay headachy, isick, tongue coated, sallow and mis 'crable! Get rid of colds, indigestion, ■I upset stomach, or that mlsery- I making gas. 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