.“ i15 rounds. aitn‘
{his knees and ling to the rppes in
i .l
"the on nodes at
the cities of light. Neither hoyV
gained a kneel: down in the entire
'1; O'Ileal'iy. went to
the sixth. ,
JOE JAGK80K NW8
GIANTS T0 VIIK
» W .
Joe Jackson, of the Cleveland Naps,
‘ "rm pulling o: the Athletics be
cause they' to in tile American mgue.
but It sure looks like the Glnnts to
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TiGE-RS AFTER RACE
WITH YALE EIGH‘H
PitthmTou sent m30 mThere is
a rumor current about the Princeton
‘campus that .P'rlnceton is trylnb to ss—‘
cure a race on the water with Yale
for some data this tall. All :the ad
thorltlos refused to comment oil it. but”
but of Pennants
Decided Ill America
Athletics Gapture 5
And oi the Flags Won ntiroii Record Ior Tslllnpllno by Lowest
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NA'rlctNAl. LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York, 8; Boston, a; first game
game. Brooklyn, 4: Philadelphia, 4;
14 innings; darkness. .
Standing of Clubs.
LEIBHE’IIEMILTB‘
Boston, 8; New York, 1, second game x
Mrocklvn, 3; Philadelphia, 1: first
(Gregory souimrap‘
sub-r Monwahk .3 ‘
I
S Average in Which a Major or... This Was Ever Won
‘“.i.‘"°‘°“ ”..°”i“i..“?‘ ”if? “‘“hié‘g “ .... ““3"” “‘“T‘. “Ki. “:5“ .................._ N... to... 3? .i.‘ ‘23.;
w cost t e t at on e wor 's hoped to close negot at our t e V . .. . ----- , V -
Dodo Moher EESIIY BBSIS Bunny championship this year. and he looks Elie tor a regatta on the day of the Fourteen pennants have‘b‘ean Woo and 1905. .He did not come back till Phllddelphia .......... 85 V68 £33,,
~ to the Giants to beat them in tour Harvnrd- Princeton football game, in the American Icague, and so or the Glpnts pulled in the 191131161912 0:15:89,- h ...... .23 tel: .531
Ford at 30”” Held in VNBW straight games. , . . , November 8 ithey have gone in bunches of thug, twee, He will take his fifth this year. $0550.;le ............ 68 32 .446
Haven Last Night The (allowing statement is credited Ninety candidates ausw'tsred the first all but the Mackmen, who have now ' ...-...... Brooklyn 64 81 ‘4“
to the star right holder or the Naps: ‘cail of Ted Briggs. captain oi the TI: been returned winners tor the filth Frank Chance. in his National SClncll‘l'natl' 0.4 87 494 If“ n
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. The Athletics will lose the world’ a gel- crew, of which number half were Mague‘career. won tour flags. He St. Louis . . . 49 99 331
’ ' NEW SHAVEN'»~SeptV 30.—=:With Mu. series this year because of a week for thQ vcislty boat and halt .tor the time. , took mm in a row‘in 19% 1907 and ””7; .:. '
sic Hail packed nearly to capacity with pitching still! I look for the Giants t0 freshman. . . B‘!‘ a“ ””9“" "‘e 5mm“ ,9" "m 1908. After losing- to Pittsburghhoxt on...” Tony.
~enthuslasts of the boxing-rains from will tour sirhléht games. ' ...,...._____.._........ leusue. one mark held by the Tigers
this city‘and the Surrounding coun-
“Connie Mack‘s two best pitchers
an vchcAerELooN has stood unaurpnsseu.
year he grabbed his last pennant in
1910.1! he ever wins another it will
.New'Yol‘k at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
-‘try as far as New Yorleoung'Mc- are Ed Plank and Chief Bender. 0: . . SIGN FOR BIG BOUT ”Detroit in 1908, won the flag with be in the American League The fol. .... _
_"Auiii‘ie, of Bridgeport, had little dilli- the two the Chief looks the better! MILWAUKEE,- Wis. mph 30 “All the lowest mark of only nag-winning ”wing ,8 we record irrV the two AMERICAN LEAGUE
‘c‘ulty'ln outpolntinl; Young 0’Leary,ol He will be elective, as he always is |Wolgast. oi Cadillac. Mich. and Bat- club in the lAmerlcau Insane This leagues am“ 1900. - . . , 4,.
., every Around lament the .last,
‘INew York. in'theilh-roulld headliner
' of last evening's card: “K. 0.” Swee
set one ' zpunls'hlneh’t.
... .':Maher had
Ford landed a blow thnt hparly. turn-
-‘ " ,_ b ‘ . hob“ twosmore winners do 1910 and 1011 ~ . ~ . «~ 3 .
l The phBt' Wéek sitw the pen not ”MM“ M is lsterhstlns tomote ‘ Youth—Tenta—annager. Pct...
.ed. teh tide-at battle. and lot; his op- cbntes'ts in both much“ and A WM 2:311:31; :rlliiétzffisplgzethX:.aitermsnnlun had taken the ms or lllill ll klyn. Bunion. .303
lament messy Itlths ilalsh. Beth-
-.Swneneyilantl Martin. opal-red about
evenly f‘or:tw_o rounds. Sweeney and.l
dehly whipping over a right to the
low in the third that put his man
down for the count. ”
~When Shorty Russell introduced
Young O'Leary as one of the coil
testanis In the ienture bout there
with a loud applause. which, h w-
eevr, appeared insignificant to‘
shouts and hand—clapping that “ V
ed the introduction of Young M’Z‘»
Aulliie, the Bridgeport boy. Both
were weighed in at- 6 foclock at a
fraction below 124 pouhds and cool.
boy appeared to be in. as nearly pct“.
Vé.
, ' - in: once on the mound, and Plank GAME p0 TH ' WEEK
fact condition as possible. _ the clubs banner. f i l ‘ i he me ~_ ,8 , R E 5'" 3mm!“ lLor. '-
»'l‘l ‘Glali only orn our on use it 0 3a W in mg ii'et‘tleen the South
Neither lloy appeared to have any ‘5 . “3 Were a bit slower m 11 d l out his strip to
advantage in the am round. (Young clinching'tbe dag honors in their Meats)! a to w n d M iii son A . T°m°"°‘”' V Ends and hsl'Norwplka. pinyed Sun-
0 Leary was 3mm, on his fillet; and lenaue than “Were the Athletics in cl‘nrch agegznaiiw? oak: um :1“; Vermont vs. M‘Iddlsoury. st hurling day. there was a discussion when Um-
avoided some wicked SWIIIKSt' The theirs. For this the pelsistency ol: ‘Mthu sterlln performances . Deni ton. Vt. pine nggins ruled with! men on the
snarling was fast but without reSults' the Plilllies go tell one hand and the 1 8 as m All 0‘ the Pennsylvania vs. Franklin and MI!‘- bns'os salience one one alter a pitch-
-ehve:Ih of the Olevelunds on the area was 9“ once a she'll, at Philadelphia.
In this round. Mac had a shade till
the second round, landing several tell-
ing blows. although falling to floor
his
mun 0’ hoary continued Sto . « '
show himself cleve: in avoiding Dug at Philadelphia when the Detroltl 1"" 1°” ““9““ °‘ "“5” i I Princeton vs. sordham. It Prince such nodes the potentiometer and
nilnmii. The third ...... “mm Tigers were artistically blanked ml Wm! "Wet“ 0‘ “'6 “W0" '0'“ '1‘ ton. tied to all they can not In this In-
roullds were repetitions oi the second.
MI‘ Aullh‘e continuing to do all the
lending, and ()'- Leary covering.“ up
whenever in danger.
0' Leary came out of his shell hr the
“Plank's tired from overwork and
uhless the few days test he will get
the. baseball season: of 1913 will have
when.» passed into history.-
caH Lehgu'es settled beyond dispute
and the nfiangelnents lol- the big at
ties between the New York Nationals
and Philadelphia meiosis ”(or his.
world’s title duly made and promul-
gated by the ruling body of organized‘
..hgpeball the National Commission.
Accordingly the real “crucial clerics"
of the year will open at the Polo
» Grpnnds, New York, on Tuesday. Do-
to “IV; and be fought out there and
ntSp be Park Philadelphia. until the
winning of four games by one club or
...the other gives either the Giants or
the Athletics the right to inscribe the
legend "World's Champions, 1913" on
other are to be thanked or blamed, as
one may have It. The Meckluens lln«l
telling blot) was struck last Monday
heth games of a double header.
Phillips hung on to the Glanta' coat~
tells the week through and only our:
cuilibad to the“ Inevitable on Saturday
when"the {installs won their third”
null. led for a short time, and dlew‘ dame lot a seventh some series and
. an oven break on this rouild.‘ Mc~
Aullife probably showed to the great
est advantage in the oixth.‘whon lie
but! his man groggy throughout and
tilt-cunning all over the ring In in at-
tempt, to stand oil puulshmeutuntil
the and of the round. O‘Llenry was
still week In the seventh although to‘
covered somewhat from the effects 1'0!
the previous round .
The eighth round round the boys
again at It hammer and touts ulth
little advantage on either side. lilo
Airline tool: the lead in the it ill
unit had his oppohent covering do its
monthly. He rained halls and rights
in rapid succession. but O’Leni‘y it...
thereby made it mathematically im-
possible {or Dootn's men to win out
even should ‘Modraws earnest, but
lust now. weakrhitilug Workers lose
all their rentVAininu cameo. lnxlorl
ousl‘y the Giants lost on the day the
pennant wu' wean-the Giants’ third
consecutive bonnet and the seventh
In the club's history. The Athlettoe'
'tritlmpb “gave them their llith clum-
pionshlp lint.
The bottling series between these
two teams. representing the last word
in huebnll'anblllty, bids fair to be one
or the most interesting m in the
series of oil-omens roi- world's “drain.
the millimeter the two more not
tllng Nelson. at Knowles. 1113.. two.
former, lightweight champions. yester-
goes for the National League. too. for
the nearest approach to the .588 pet-J
' Recent performances by the two dense in 1905 took pennants.
Solubs ol.‘ course do not indicate what Mhletlgg wpn in 1902,31“: again in
they may do- in their next week‘s an 1905 Connie Mack some backaltn
The
slump which 'hfleeteli"‘th’elt'petlnnnt
chances at one time did now are vlg.
iorously belaborlng the ball in old-
°itllne style. the Giants have not shown
In corresponding return to the hitting
Sform that produces runs in clusters
when they are needed. Last week.
for instance, McGraw’s men averaged
only three and a halt runs to the
.game while the Mackmen . were
amassing an average of nearly seven.
Conservation of pitching talent has
already been begun by the Athletics'
canny leader He gave Ills veterans I
good rest last week, Bender not show
Squartet will. doubtless be given justi
lsnough work the coming seven days
‘io keep them in condition tor the
ins. several contests (or position in
such major league rénlaln to be set-
tied Chicago in the National utlll
Hilts a chance to overhaul Philadel-
phia. but the outlook for the Cults
ilnishln; above third is not so bright
no it was awoek also. The Pirates
are settled ln.iourth place. Boston
present. The ultimate, tenant or this.
position is likely to be deoldsdin the
series between Bram and Superb“
the risst o! the week. Cincinnati.
however. still has a Ashlin: chance
to rise. The “Red‘s closing games
are with the tallcnd lit. bouts tum.
‘ All the wool: opened Brooklyn was Ion
than three games shad oi Tint.“
men.
in the American made Washin-
holds the hub place ndvantabe at .
illnlon vs. mum. at New Bruns-
'-1907T «wound AM.- aBaston's three
innings hm coins underdimmy Col-
lins in 1900 and ‘1903. and again
under Jake Stalll inst year
via——
Sihce Brooklyn Von 'undcr Nod
Bunion in T900; only Pltilihurgh: New
York and Chicago have won pennants
in the National. The Pirates grabbed,
the mm. 1902 and 1903 buntings.
'rlley which till mob whiln"‘-F‘l'ed
Cloth tool: ‘hls fourth championship
McGraw got“ In two winhdralimlltili
.—
COLLEGE Shoorsau.
“MPG-y- .
Harvard to Boise. 'nt Cambridge.
Yule vs Mplue. at New Hatch.
Pennsylvanid vs. Lafayette. Iii Phil
adslphla. ‘
West Point ‘vs. Stevens Institute. at
West Point
Dartmouth vs. Colby. at Hanover.
Cornell vs. Oberlin. at limos.
Brown vs. Rhode Island State. at
Providence.’
I
Holy'CrolVls vo. 'Mnbs‘lchunetia A. (2..3
at Worcester '
Williams vs. Vermont. at William-
town.
Carilnio v... lashlgb. at South Beth-
lehsm.
Amherst". Colgate. at Hamilton.
N. Y.
Trinity vs. Worcester P. l.. at Marie
lord.
NW» N. J.
‘ loos—blew rim. Moomein . ..
clever on the (intensive and coins grimly “thing“ from that or two
through well. The New York hotbrflm in when the Athletics got thb
made his last decided stand hulls bottom! this series by root WI to
tenth round. when he bottled on «in ;civil. moms grown allure i. its
terms with Mac and showed it null Wilt in “Mam liti'illlfith by the
,of strength rind skill entirely upturn Milton. ohlblly through the no or
peeled. M“ and a Will:
The last five rounds were all I'm ”SIM by Mills tumult nomi-
Aulll'fo, he doing till the lending in tibll at. and mmm‘to the
towing his man to nil comm or the box lib Willem and flir-
risk In its list spaniel s 1mm M We mmsmmr
out seemed imminent any nihilism. and iPibbithilis slum elitist the
,Imt- clthbr are how the decisive mil vet. the hits two
plinth. or pituitary m the am Willi minimuasv one
surmountcrwuhonmmtu wants W me we
too the secret the batch. mun; M;mlh with a Will-two
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1‘...
ton, litter being beaten in it llerles b9, Boston college vs. 1'. M. C. A. at
the ibrowns. took vengeance on afimfld.
Uhnncc'a‘ Now Yorke. Violins three Malayan vs. showroom. at Middle-
st’raicbt. at the Polo Grounds. and town.
thereby setting a hold its MI! hellish vs. Franklin and Meatball.
vim n in Olvvrllm with” at death beihlohem.
their slide ind lost him men but rpm. v... New Minnelli“ stats. at
serum and chime.) rm Mt hymen vs. Airlines. it syncs».
dolly stationary bell the worth allies emulators vs. Vin... News. at
shutout still is an owano‘técgghm the institution. .
“hm “7m. K118 film W
this it two and a lull some had in A adults“? bluntly. .
the MI stretch will mm. am, Mrs. mumps nor,
trdlt it“ this skill Mil "Mr W n ”3-, (“1149mm u
‘ to of (rest We lentils moms!“
AMERICAN manila.
1913—Phlladelphia. Mack. .. . .‘ ‘. . .
NATIONAL UEAGUE.
loop—Pittsburgh. clothe:
1903—‘Plttsbursh, Clarke. . . ..
1903—4Plttsburgh. Clarke' ..... ,.
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1W8—-Chiengo..£hnnce. .. ..
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lSthlcngo. Chance.
1911-New York. MoGraw.
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A WINS.
ed hall had struck him while he who
standing behind the cue“? luster A
and B entered into “an ottoman. A
claiming that the rules provide that in
stints they got nothing ”rapt whit. .
Umpire intgxlhil' imputed them with.
B upholds iheMNiohln given by m ”
ulna (Jan you decldskthls’ argument?
it. ......“
Avior, under the provisions of see-
tlon 7 of Rule hi or the “Olllclnl Pig!-
log Rules." which reads no (allows;
"section'd. its till-own or pitched
ball still“? one sensor: on CW!!-
llto on AN 11mm or: root.
GROUND the ball shall be maiden
ed in play and the bus runner or run
hers shall be entitled ”I'D ALL Till»
melts THEY CAN MAKE."
Union was on toulVglonud. The
rule specifies that runners can only
have what they mite.
«porting Miter.
*i
GINMANI LINN“
. new ill AMllllch
windmill. outrun. still. to.»
memory Mm oi the (lemon Olm-
plls committal. who was t manual-
on the film Wilhelm it. «to alter
Milli lhb W We athletic
m In readily «more Wit?
Ilium team we violet-lotto ‘2‘!!!
1w mmilmr Mauls. would
at bum sinister tor the 01mm
mist this.
Vestal-day's Results.
New York. 3; 5308mm 1: first game.
ney, of New "York; knocked out Jack before the series SlVefi his arm the “9' signed 3!thle for a 10 4‘0““. no Vcentage made by the Tigers is the Year—weam-‘ManogEL Pct. N9w.~-York,.5; Bantam-1; second game
. . Martin. oi~Brcoklyn,-i:ithe thirar'ound' needed streusth he will so Into the decision boxing contest. at 133 pdunds. .603 made by Brooklyn in. the Notion 1900-1—0hmmpgdnflbkey- .607 Washingtonpl; Philadelphia. 0
of‘tli scheduled 12 round bout; the our, series stale. 'to he held here October 13. al in 1900. The iMackmen of this 1901+Chlenko.G Griffith ........ .. .610
utalu raiser, Willls'erDodoMaher, of this year. slump as they will. cannot go so isozuePhiipdslppls, Mack” .610 standing of. Clubs.
city. outpoluted'Bunny tFord. also a lo low. It Is even possible that the sec- 1903—Bosioii.‘onglVlu‘a $50 by 1,. pc V
cal boypln 15. rounds of semi final mlll- MaCkmen-Glants on Edge ,S ond place team will beat those figures. 1904—3691953, Qollius. .. . ... . . .. ”.017 Phflgde‘pm ... , .. .. 95 53 .642 Twin City'
““3 ‘ ' ’ v - “ » -=- . ' i1906~PhIhdblvhia Mack-S321 Washington ..66 .63 5:7 .
.. .614 Cleveland ........ 83 65 .5 1‘ . ‘ .
Mother and Ford have been rivals! 1 VN k“ Therehas- been something cl a trust 1996‘Oh'm9: {9.3“ . N t .
for years. and it was to be expected For world 8.861168 GXt wee ‘llz both big lumen in the matter oi 1907*PBN'3: isz-mnsem _ 2;: Boston .-.... .... cc 3: :3; ugge
"that Nbéh'tmyfitefiliéfl into the HHS pennants Blane 1900. when Chicago 19 me :M‘fi-m-m- ‘ .646 3:213:01” ....... 64 85 .430 o. V .
:28 tflllflsigggm 13:;3; “1:"; Egg: A week more of ltha‘jhr league play. and possibly turn out to be the still? :2: :23“ 2:31:33 3:5; Mgzmgzm lbw—«Blind in, Mock. .680 New “mm ............55 91 .377 Lime Gem
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.-Ford was not at his best and took a t“ “.18 "034's championship; add T,,,.1sgewsoston.stahl..... ------- - .. -----e-—— . f
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