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BOSTON Oct 5.~«With the close of
the regular hzisehnll season in this cit)
’A'tiodIay, Boston's haw-call enthusiasts
and they are legion just now, hogan
more noticeably to mark time to the.»I
opening of the world s seric's between
Boston and New York champoluship
teams or the American and Notional
Leagucs, icapectlveiv. On all sidconr-
rungcmcnts wore in the making ex»
cont that the seating facilities in Fen-
way Park and the grooming ot‘ the din-I
moud lune been long oomplctocl.
Successful applicants for tickets
who had not called for tho pasthonnds
during the past two days lined tip
this morning for the distribution. One
hundred were waiting at the ticket!
windows when they opened it was ox-
poctctl that more than halt. tho total
«15,000 reserved Aunts open to Appli-
cation. will‘hm'o been delimited and
paid for when the cluh shutctuu its
ticket Alton for tho day.
Those ot the Boston "fans" who re-
tain the name "Ray at Rootcrn ” under
which the Hull's world championship
homo won chocrotl and thing to victory,
Pl :] than A
Boston Aim Baseball Mad WAAA «Enthusiasts AreI Anmusly
' Waning tor IGLAme to he Called-"Quotations on limited
_ A L I Seals Soar as’I‘ High as $35 Aplace
.._,.¢;_.______
tlons. ' A
While all ihes‘o activities were going;
on in Boston the Red So): were hurry-3
ing through the that game of “their
season in Philadelphia. ,
Two days remain hetore the opening
Iof the world series, in which the team
will return here to a rousing welcome,
prnctice at Fonw lty Path Mondav mor-
ning, got a great aunt of! on their de-
Aparturo \iohdar atterngon tin-ti premieI
general!) for the test to come. Word‘
was received from Philadelphia today
that all members of the team are in
good olmpe Both Gardner and Garri-
gan have roccvnred train their Iinjiiriea
i
'forLa hatflc roval'
and the physical condition Iot all the
other players is said to be 500’} L
But little activity has been shown,
either Among the ticket. Apoculhtora or‘
among the gnmhinru. The tanner are
‘ ntiii wary of handling tha tlckets,Ivoh
of which is for lhree‘aamcsl'whiio the,
latter find the oddoa uncertain and
New York money lacking.
Quotation; on the reserved Aeht
ticket; for thneg games which cast
w. are a mo hid And 330 (tin
Annhoti 0n Ll
The, Norwaiins and theL South Endn
cross hats at Amusement Park today
The South
nanAIgIoId by Fred StechA or Not-walk,
handout nun good articlo in baseball
this mom: anti nro had upon as the
next'tI It loam in eNorwalhs. They
will Aconie to Amusement Park with
blooll’iflif‘their eyes and will light Ilt
out to the finish. I
From tho bench it looks like an our
boat torItheI m 'orwalhs Manager on.
Kno going to take no chances of
IIKVM’EHIQLLAQHIDG record spoiled and
his men will be instructed to play
bhsehall ever; minute. The game on
start At 3:10 o'.clock
At 1:304: clock the gridiron warriors
or the Not-trail: and Derby
schools will line on for a hard smith
of fouthall. Both teams have hoot)
mm hard thlé Week and are prim
ed for the tray. The Not-walk Myer
received a drubbing at Bridgeport hint
“3ch and are determin‘tid to win today.
At mutton”
:ndé‘
9‘ one: who are schi‘etlulod to plow my:
Hishi
than this adv.
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”LL Mast lAtAtAAhAA hanmwul to
Princeton, Pannaylvanla AAd {lorAeilI
BOSTON th. 5. "intercollegiate
Benson this att'o‘moon, with Games on
the gridiron ot’I nearly all tho big col-
logos litany at the contacts worn 6w
meted to; more a triAle homer than
those of chungdnv and last Saturday
under the genera scheme, of gradually
incre‘ttaiog ithe Acvorlty of the toothatli
struggling of tho sonaon.
All the waltrkhown eastern collegl
ato tenmts Nomi-ed (for Action today,
with the oxception of the Nun] ICA-
initial game With Johns 'Alellopklno to:
'11“)? Thcir riruln at Wont Point ‘hnd
Stolen» institute as 3 outs.
Football arbor-ta centered their At-
Aeolian today on- iiarvnrtt. Princeton.
Yale. Pannari‘vnhla And Cornell. All at
the “Bit; Five"
the school; Mi. rear:
football (Elation its second wool: of tho ‘
training coummp to the colndnntlng *
entertained toimn
which are mot at tho same stage of AI
‘ IA
Played 301mm timard Yale,
8 to 0 victory’n, ytcar‘hgo.‘
The Princeton Tigers raced mum
in the hope at wiping out the rcmcm
bronco of the six point
Thong wan Iconiitlcrah
the Yale- Syracuse contest, LlS the that
round somc dimcnltv in 1911 in whi-
hing by a Acorn at 1‘? to 0. '
The third garrison Peunaflnaniaa
mu (totaled 34 to A last“ weohi by
Gdrhste exports honed. also to obtmn
meet in Philadelphial on Nov 16
He Oberlin téL‘LAmI' came through 3
to mike number score aspirin the
AAA.
Dartmotith was not Lox‘pccted to
have moIch trouble with tho Milanchu‘
iihrvard had as an opponent: Holy
. iLwhlqh hold Yale to A 7 ti;
“ JCaIrllsie Indittn wont Min to Wm’x.
IA‘ottA Azhoulthral college, and the
W
1 iii“
‘ railroad detectives who have formed
kept everyone on the tracks.
fLilce at '.\'o. 50 Church street, was pole
L ‘ ‘Lftalking to us Prror and lhélpod each
L ' lI-i holm they were as lucky as Al wnsi
of his: yelArA ‘
interest in
schodnle mill with Di'clrinAAn. which A
lost to the Qnakoro last year; hi it I
AlivIeiy 22 it! it) game. As Wilkinson ’
Aroma idea not tho rélativo «strength of A
Ponneylvanln and Indiana. who will‘
Atataa to Irriget omen Mid it phantom “
lthacann, the figures that yéar helm; tiliI
PBEABL 'qu
(Pontlnueti from Ninth Page.)
The scene at tho wrock It‘s alive With
acordon around tho placé and AA
.u
AII
Contractor's Escape.
W. lilingberg,I a (animator with oi”-
Ami chatting when he told A reporter
What happened to him
‘ “How I ever got out is a nusterv
he said.
My right tool;
torture ti) try and move them and l
Itornont'as “thcy might Who saved
one hurled thorn with me tugging at
Age, it came trod i had been sitting
in the seat oi. the second parlor car
With Joseph Prvor. of Norwalk Conn.
Two men in the seat oppoaitc Were
other out fitter my footW was loose. i
never saw the other two men again.
m
w. _
The Love,
Unto-date
with tho;
Satisfied
Expreomon
Lurking m
x His "0011.111
tenants
Is the
Successful
Business
A“’Phe first thing that l know A
.. :afiter tho oAraslzgwas that [I whé’fast pin-
- ineL‘ti in the (wreckage; .
"and leg were buried in debris: it was .
was about to give no and let thing'sI,
my lite I clout know, but I felt some __
L .
mr toot and after what seemed an-
‘Inotiocd and to Auto thé ALL in» or ‘ A
hots; in Aoacnint rsI‘ hlImdo is load than
ever b’otoré. I in the :hottinxa, “born
generally have mducod tho New
against PittAhnrgh eight yearn are or.
'- ranged tod‘ttyg tor a Niacin! train to
take thorn to the opening game At‘Ncw
York There All he more than 309"
t
Lugthd it Now rein.
“ Aim! at AA Milli.
Norwalk Chronicler