(lannnnade of Long Hits Drives
'5...Marquard and Grandall
to Bench-
“llliiili’ Rliil" RRKER
REPElYS [iii "Riliil"
Brilliant Playing the class of
the Game '
' PHILADELPHIA.
A.
Y; . ab r bit on a o
'11:. .\«Ylurphy..rt’ .......lo .1 2 '0 ‘0
"curring, 1r“ ..... ....4 o 1: 2 o 11
" (loll-Ins."2b M3 '3 3 34 7 'o
linker. 3p 41. ‘3 1‘ 3 o
Mcmuis‘,"1b'i........:3. 0 111 0 u
1' 'Strunk, cl‘ ...... 4 1 ll 3' 0 ‘U
liurry, SS ...... .1. .3l 1 1 1 3 1
Schnug, Y<3. ..... 31 'Ii 1 3 “:2
31313111113131) ....... . .31 ll 0‘ (I t! 0
Totals ...1 ....... 3 (‘1 11 27 17‘ Y
NEW YORK. .
. ab 1' 1111 1‘0. of Y8
Shaina-cf ........‘£.5 O" 3 '0‘0
'l‘ioyle, 2b'.......3...'.d 1.12:2 2
Fletcher,” ........i "it 2 “Z 2 ‘Y‘
'Burtfs,lt...... ..... tut) l ”.0 Y0
«Merton, 3113......-...4 o 11. 1‘24)
Murray. rf ......Y...ll 0, 2'_.1 0
Moyers,‘c ......‘Y...'..4 '0 I) 4 2
. ‘-.'\'113rk1e, lb ..........3‘ 2 ‘2. 11 U - O
Mnrqunrd. p ....Y....0 0 0.0 (i 0
Y’l'Mctformick ...... ..l 1 1 0 0 0
viii-1111111111. p ..3........1 ll 0 0 .0 ll
'I‘csrcnu, l) ........0 l) (i 0 1b
”McLenn ......'.....1 l) 0 i) 0
. .. __ - .— ~
Totals ........,...35 411 2715.0
"linttcd‘ for Marquuid to fifth
“Buttcd for Tcsrenu in ninthk ‘
Y YYY ”Score by Innings:
' l’lliindripi'rid‘. .11 o 11 3 0 o o 1 11.4.;
‘Nttwlm‘k ....... 001030000~l
Y Y'1‘Ylu3. summary: "lwobnsc hits—~Bnr
ry. Burns. Mclunis. 'l‘hrce-bnoohlts»-
Collins, 3 Schnug. llomc' ru11-3~Bnher.
iillhw-llh’ Murqunrd. 8 in 1'»: off Crun-
‘ 11:111. :1 in 15 and none out in .3111; oil
'i‘csrcnu. none in two. Sacrifice h‘ltsM
Mitrqlltli‘tl, Illclnnis. Stolen base»?
(lulllus. ilonhlc plnynwliurry. C‘olliLln
aunt .\Ytlllilllri. Left. on linoleum-Phile-
111-lphin.Y 31'. Now York. .11., First on
' bulb: «~01! ltcudcr. 1; oil' hinrount'd. 1:
1111'. 'l‘osronu. 1. Firut on '132'r11rs»3~i\'cw
York. 1. Struck outwlly liendot', 3;
by 'Mnrqutu'd. l: by (frnntlull. l; by
’I‘vsrnnn. l. '1‘.iinn~-»2:Iiii. 'leplrow
13111111111. plutc: Egon on lineup; ltlnlcr.
3 ini‘tltlultli i‘onnolly. rinht llcld.
43111.11 nuouxos. New 1011;. (lot,
31111111. t'orty thonnu 111 persons illicit
' ilt‘o brand blcnchers of the bit: brush
D titanium. this nitcrnoun. lo witucnn the
Now. )nrk (liuutn. pnununt winners or
they“ Nellonnl lA‘thlIt'. do bnttln with
. tho dollhoulphth Aihloticn. lcudern oi
the Atiinrlcn11ii...onituc In the first game
ol‘ lilo world‘s tinnebnll series. Y
AY liniordiiireuklng nitnndniicc .weu
indicated. for the turnstiles were ntill
merrily clicking at neon'nndclevnted
truinn, traction corn. automobiles and
till manner or conveyances Were hrintp
1112 their hundreds to the playing ileld.
om buck or the Athleticn’ dugout
wnrc five hundred Philadelphia onthu
hinnta.
'Mnrlty clouds. from which there
came an occasional drierlo, screened
the sun. wand there won I eonetnnt
tliront of heavy weather.
The Giants and Athletics come early
. to the club houses. “Billet" Bender
was the tint in unitorm. The indium“:
delight In a big crowd. There was a
rousing cheer as the Athletice' pitch
inn stir popped his head out of the
little 111mm under the center field
intend. Bender grinned at the crowd.
then dlwpmred.
Shortly afterward the contending
clubs trotted on the ileid, and then
come the butting motion. What it
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air he filed 11 6316 the Athletine' players’
hate.
TWO RUNS 5. ON]: HIT. N0 ER-
I Mcinnis lihe- flied to’ Fletcher
' .1103.
Y :llcrklc sent a hot liner ov’er second
Yicr :1 single.
Y. Mr.t‘.1'ounick boiled for Mnrqunrd. Y
Yahottt there was when long hit‘ afturY
long hit wan dritcn by the Giant bat-
tctn to the far coiners of lhdY field.
01’ course the hits were made off
straight hull pitching, but it seemed
to prestige heavy hitting by the honioYi
club. nud the cmwd was happy. Field-1
ing practice was brisk and brilliant by
the home folks and the visitors, and
the plans were loudly cheered.
Scnrccly a seat in the lower stand-
Yantl outfield blcnc‘heis was unfilled at
12: «15. and tho crowd was still coming.
fielding and throw drove him back toY
Y first base. i
2 “With Meyers at the but it was In'
. dinn. against Indian.
« Meyers tiled to Oldring.
m
.Thlrd Inning.
Y First HaltLSchhng Yout on a high
' one to Burns.
The crowd gave the button Bender
a his hand when he came to the plate..
' The chief went out,l‘1etoher to Mer-
NO RijN ONE HIT. \l'o ERRORS.Y
McCormick singled to center. ..
Mcrkle was held at second. Y
Shnl’cr went out. Collins to )lclhuis
tilt-title went to third and Motion
leck to second.
\lcrkle scored when Barry took
:Ioosln‘s grounder and threw wild to
Y lli‘ St.
‘ \IcC‘ormick 11 cut to third
motor-11111 k stored on Fletcher's siti-
Yglc which bounced off lit-rider's log
into right field
Dovle took 1111111 on the. Yplay.
Doyle scored when Baker took
.T_he upper and reserved stand was the kle H 131 s' boundcr 1 t1 ' t Fl t l
. 3 etcher made 11 poor throw but up ”Y“ ”Ye“ 0“ e c ”Y“
YBBHYYBY'YY 8 TWYI‘YYYHQ and DOYYYflSfY 13$th fill. and there was out} a SDYYYYY' lierklc spcaled the ball
kllng of spectators among the 8,000
seats when the players come on tile
field. The 200 or more newspaper meY'n
YY from all over the‘ country turned out
reams of copy in the' press cage be~
bind the catclior,.wltile sixty operators.
1
ac-
were required. to telegraph the
counts of the garlic.
Y The Giants wore their home uni--
onrms of white with white nndpurplo
stockings. 'Tllo Athletics were gnrbed
in their regular traveling uniforms of
grey with while stockings with black
band.
The Yumpires came 0:1 the field short
1y before 2 0 ’clock' and there was a dis;
q; cussion of ground rules in which \lan
tiger .\icfiraw of thc irinnts and Clint
Danny Murphy of‘th‘c‘ Athletics,
ticipiitcd in.
Y Yiiendcr and Lupp and Plank and
Thomas warmed up {or the Athletics;
0, on thc side lines. 3-hlnrnunrd nndY Wil-
son 11nd \lnthcw son nnd Hartley war1u~
ed up’l‘or the Giants. It was appn
rcnYt that neithcrY manager intended
1:. disclose his pit! hing selection until
the but minute.
liar- ;
Murphy got 11 Texas Leitgucrto cen-.
tor which Shnfer could not get near.
Murphy was forced at second when
Fletcher took Oldring'e grounder and
touched second base. Y Y
.\let‘lile sent up :1 high foul near the
right field stand but nelthcr .\lclnnis
nor Murphy could get item it.
.\lcrltlc got an infield hit. which Bar-
ry could not held in time to catch the
runner.
1 Mnrqunrd sacrificed, Collins to .\lc- ,
11min.
With one out and a mum on second
the New Y ork crowd kept up a con
stant cheering
Sharer out on a fly to Strunk.
Mcrkle scared on notice single to
right
The crowd was in a, frenzy.
Fletcher filed to- Murphy.
on: 11175: .‘rwo 1113's. no launch
w
Fourth Inning.
Collins sent 11 long drirc to the cen-
.tcr field fence for three bases. it was
' .the first bull pitched.
Story by Innings
First Inning.
First llnll'i-3—.ioh;1 lhush Hempstend.
. the young grandson of the late .iohn
Giants,‘
’1‘. Brush. president 01’ the.3
throw out 1111.3 bull 111111 the world's sc-
rics bat-tic was on.
With linker at the bat. the Philadel—
pbin fans cheered to the echo.
Baker'foulcd oil the lirst ball.
Collins scored on iiukcl's infield hit.-
which hurry Doyle was burcly able to
knock (low 11 with his plow-d hand.
.\li'lnnls sacrillccd, .\luruunrd
Morkle.
linker was out 111 third win-n 'MBI'.
x0 RUN. 0x13: 1111'. xi) canon-Y
1
' I
loY
nt sccond.
Collins took the tYthon.Y 'Hcrzog
fillicd out to Collins.
THREE RL'NS. THREE HITS.
ONE ERROR.
Sixth Inning. 1-
Crnndnll went in the box for \‘ew
Y0: k.
1211111 side has eight hiteY
smmk 1111311 to Shuicr
\itcl having two strikes on Barry,
.Crnutlnll gate the batter three balls.
Barry out on a long fly to Shafor.
It was very dark and difficult for
the boilers to follow the course ofthe'
bull
‘ Schnng out on a fly to Burns.
.\'0 ill NS .\‘0 HITS N0 ERROYRS.
' 1‘
Murray out. Collins to .\iclnnls. Y‘
.\icyrn out when Bender took the
chiefs roller and threw him out or
first.
. Jitterklex truck at what was apparent-
ly the third sltrlke and Schnan drop-
pad the bull. The Gin-ate rialmed that
Schang lntcri‘credY with Merklc. hier-
,kle ran to first and after there was 11
long argument the batter was declar-
‘: ed out on strikes by Umpire chm.
l .\'O HUN. .\'(1 1111‘. .\'U ERROR.
' Seventh Inning.
i
Bender formed.
1 Murphy «tut. Doyle to .\lcrklo.
Crandull‘s big round-house curves
;aecmcd to worry the Athletic batters.
Oldrlng out on a hard liner to Sha-
Alaruuurd sent over a. high one and count spenred Strunk‘s grounder and Id.
Murphy flow out to Murray.
. .\lurphy smashed the llret ball pitch-Y
1311 and the crowd gnvc a bio; cheer. .
.\Iarnunrd shot a strike one: on Old-‘
ring.
'Oldriug singled to right on the scr-
ohd bull between Doyle not] Iilcrkio.
Marqunrd tried to catch Oldrlng
napping at first. but could not qulth
get. him. The New York pitcher used
plenty of speed and kept the
nround the .\thlctlcs' kilL‘tiS.
()ldiing wun caught on first by :1
quick throw, Mnrquurd to Morkln.
Collins ning‘lad sharply to center of
tor 1111\an two strikes culled on him.
Jill-Z cheer on he come to the but.
bull ' Y
throw to iierzog.
line .scnding Sirunk to third.
Slrunk and liurt'y scored
Schnng's ”11313133111151: hit.
on
it looked to minty no if Silui‘ur mitt-Y
iiudned tin? bull. llu ltupr 11 In the 1111'
while running hmitwnrds, but the bull
went through his linucrs clonr to the
center field lcnco.
.\inrnunrd threw out llcnder. -
I '1‘IlHEldltlJNS. ii‘IlLilt Hl'i‘S. N
112111111118. . 3
linrhu doubicd along the left iiolci
llnc. .
Honor; sent it bull townrd
()
llurnn who would out on the line when
[tarry doubled down the left ileld:
third.‘
The crowd gave Home Run liukor n .WY‘Y‘YY‘ “m1 told by only nYYiow inc-head
.\'O ‘RL‘N. N0 lil'l‘.‘ NC; ERROR.
Crnndnll 0111, Barry to Millions.
Shui‘cr not his first hit, a line.“ over
eci'ozid been for 11 single.
lloylc singled to right, Shuler tnk~
lug third.
it was tho hit and run ploy bcnutl-
fulli worked.
‘ A \dou'vlc play killed the Giants“
'cltnnu». for isoori:1g.linhcr took l‘lcb
chcr‘ s nronndcr and tossed to t'-ol
'lins. iorring lloylc. (‘oliin‘n then th'. on
'out Flatt her 111 first .
.\‘o Ill .\‘S. 'le) lil'l‘bif N0
' ItOitS.
11:11-
my
Eighth inning,"
1
“33k"? “‘00 mil ‘0 “0er 3"” “YYV‘W Bender took Ilertog' n grounder and3 Collins bent out a hunt; neither Cron-
'7~ 3'1 on 1113's .\'0 1111110113.
tossed it to Linker. who thiow to Cut-
dull our .\lcrklc roucltinx the bull be
"*‘FHYU' ”1““de it“ “it‘ll” come '0 line, who t'oturnctl tlm bull to BukerY fore (01111111 111111 111111 into the bath "2
ilfli and shot a wide run 11, which one
clinic in to Sliul’crn knock. it won 11
111111. File next one was 11 etrilte.
bender had good tipped which with.
difficult to follow in tho dark (in).
110,111: out on n 1111111 fly to Strunlt.
3 '13‘lctcher not n 1,1an11: by flurry tor
New York's lll'iil. hit.
l-‘lctclicr out ntcnling, School; to 1‘013
11:111. Flotcher wne‘ caught at 11.311111
ten trot off the ting.
N0 Rims. ONE 1111‘. NO ERROR.
hound inning.
Mcinnie fouled oil the tiret pitched
ball.
Mclnnis out. iierzog to Merkle.
Btrunk fanned. being unnble to solve
'Mnrqunrd‘o puzzling shoots.
3 Barry out. Fletcher 1. Madrid.
we now. NO 1111'. no notion.
Bender employed a wide outehoot
and then a high last one.
tint-nit fanned after having three
bells and one strike called Bender
shot over two curves on Burn: tor
striker. sending the New York bete-
mnn bitch to the bench.
filtering out on r. grounder to Mom-
nlr, who retired the runner at the hog.
Mumy singled to let: nod would
have taken second but Oldrlns'a quickY
for the potent licrzou wt-ut to sec-Z
end on the play.
Murrm unit a ntrllte out victim, to»
lug out on three straight striker.
ill-yore tiled out to ()idrimt.
no urxs. oxn 1111'. no 1311111011131.
Fifth inning
Murphy want out hunting. Mnrqunrd
to .\inrklo.
Merchant teen Oidrlng'n bounder
and threw the better out at. first.
.\lnrnuard became utiatendy and
new three balls to Collins before pita
citing thirties. Collide walked.
medium: the tlret hone on. belle elven.
CYelline stole second.
hum throw 1m slightly wide, of
the bait 11nd the runner took a good
lend, on Mei-noun. Collins and butter
mu on Bettor‘s home run drive into
thelright field “end 5
it. was a longer drive than Bohr
nude when he made his lemouilltcnie
run runners no on the Poledroundl
and tied the more. mammoth
broke lone when the lull tell in the
deep right 1311111 111111111 tutti the Athletic Y
pinyere themselves netted Balm on
the limit. Bitt- were thrown in the
. 1131‘
"Y Marquard utmost caught outline on.
_ first with it quick throw.
wus .Cnlllnn' third hit.
linker eiuglnd to tell. Goilirui going
to third.
Collide scored on Yliicinnin' double to
left. linker being hlnld ut third. 3
The Atllletlce' cannonndlrtg W” too
much for tirnudell. und 'l‘eareau went.
into the box.
,Btrunk tanned on
belie. .
Moinnin took too ions 11 lead oi!
second hero. ,
Better wne cousin. out M the plate
on an attempted delayed steel.
The play "a e [not one. 130er to
“were.
Minnie took third.
harry out. on 111 pop fly to Doyle.
ONE RUN. Trim iii’rs.
ERRORS.
Burns out. ticker to Melanin.
“Hanan out. Collin» to Mcinnle.
Murray wretched en infield single.
. it ”a new monuments died
out to Struck.
no noun one mitt no ERROR.
W
, Ninth Inn
Home: threw out 9
mutter out. Tomlin to tierkle.
dinghy walked. . ,
“him now rutning‘ quite 1:11:11.
three pitched
NO
....
3_.sourcYes, but promises that the
,wpuld, lie found" one given yesterday.
Murphy out stealing,
Doyle.
NO RUN. N0 lHI’l‘. NO 1111110:
Merltlo out Barry to Mclnnis. Y
McLean britted for Tesrenu
McLean out on a pop fly to Barry:
Simicr fans.
ANOTHER 11111151 _
scAnuAL IiIIEAItTIIED
111 new itiilK cm
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‘Another world series ticket scandal
which promises to outdo that-of 1911
passed the brewing stage yesterday
and broke with all its distasteful glory
over the head of excited tandem.
spite emphatic statements to thdcon-
trnry from Secretary JOhn 1:1. ‘3Fishcr
and other oilicinls ol‘ the New York
club, large blocks of tickets were
found to hate reached the grasp of
speculatoxxsx—not only the street. haw-
kers. but leading ticket agencies its
well—~13. ho demanded cw. imam prices
for the much sought pastebourds. l
Anybody willing to unearth up [03.50
found little trouble‘purchasing the se—
rie" tickets ye'stcrdn ', e' _ Y' -
Y ‘Y’ wen though no his left, jab getting Johnny's goat ap-
publlc sale was being made by the
New York club. Only $2.5 was asked
for tickets to the opening- game yes-Y
terdny.
How these tickets reached spe'Yculn‘
.tors in n mystery that. has so, far de-
flcdsoiution from several different
"leali
The New York club, according to Sec-
reuy'rli‘inher. has detectives working
YR, 'oYliY the matter nudflao has the National,
Commission. baseball‘s supreme court.
According to reports the commission‘s
sleuths have been on the job for more
than forty eight hours. being engaged
as early as Saturday. whim rumors
that ticketshud found their way to
agencies 11nd other speculators were
first hem'd. Y
5131 rotary Foster yesterday declared
the club was willing to permit any
body to investigate the books to find,
out who purchased all of the 8.000 re-
served seats were originally supposed
to be for sale. but no one is| known to
have accepted the offer.
tires working for «Harry N. {lamp
stead. president. of the New York one).
were unable to Iind more than .1511 se-
rlcs tickets among the'numcrous oxen?
cles ulong Broadway. He would not:
tiny how those 150 (indie to be in spec-
ulutors' hands, declining on the
grounds that further Yinrcstlizntion
will have to be made before that key-
note to the scandal can be. made
know :1.
it only 1.50 tickets have ellillled poet
legitimate holders it Is rather strange
that most every step one takes on tho
"ninth sweet” he can 111111 a sign,
painted in very attractllx‘ letters. in
iormithhim that world'secriee tlck‘etu
are tor sale on the inside. Y
IllilliiYAT SMITH
READY Nil MORRIS
Jim Buckley has kept out n hurry
cull ‘ ior spurring purtncru for his
charge, Gunbent Smithp who meets
Curl Morris on Thursday night, at
Modieon Square unrdon. .\'ew York.
The way smith lute been mending hie
trulnere. Al Kubink and Billy Leach.
has put the two big follow: complete-
ly out. or commission, on tar as boxing
in concerned In the daily routine.
Smith hen been In such tine trim the
past few days he was unable to re-
etrein ltitneeii in the mlxupe with hie
partner». and an a result there will be
little boxing done until the day ot the
tight.
The club 9111131111111. 171'. James
Thompson, paid Smith a visit. and
pronounced him phyelcelly fit to so a
hundred rounds it necessity. The
tumor hoe been working for a month
put and he: not overdone it. tic-ta
lightning tent on his test and hue
been finishing up his daily work witln
culminate long lit-cult.
1 .
Pnrtnmmui new
i
I
nod all the ions were
De; 3
‘ test Was that between Kid 31311 Int
East Norwalk, and Young 131111, of
Shim Iii
.\tirr’lii‘oster Ynlso declared thr‘tt. detec- ' '
halfback Yplncee.
11161111” 111111 “‘ .
YRYJRR Sill llilliiliRli
Lorne 'Crowd‘ Sees Yankee BoyY
Exchange Punches With Popu-
Iar colored Boxer
There was a full house to greet the
Twin City Athletic Club, last night. on
the occasion of the diet smoker 01‘ the
season: Four good bouts were staged
chll pleased
with the 'cntertainment. .
The final was between Al Ketchcll
and Young.Sa111.l.af:1gford, , wnu'e Ket«
chcll seemed to hove the beet‘of the
first five rounds) Lahgi‘ord came back
and administered quite at pounding in
the last ones, particularly in the last
threo. It was saidthnt Ketcholl had
11 shade the best at. the contest.
Johnny Ryan to: ned the tables on
Kid Allen of Bridgeport and the tans
gate the South New 31111 'boy the light “
Allen was git‘on the first two rounds,
pa‘rently. Allen was heavier than lty-
11:1, and somewhat larger. this being in
his t‘aior. ltynn rallied in the last
rounds and wesY vigorously applauded.
flonng Kunz has impr'oxcd quite a
little since blelnat. appearance and
had nearly cvery‘round in his eight-
round go with Young Brooks, of Siam
ford‘. Brooksvhas been training but a
short time and otter the bout issued a
challenge‘to his opponent for a future
tight.. 3
The only suddenly terminated con-
of
Springwood. in tile toui- -round prelim-
tour}. After a minute or two of tight-
ihg, Pintt slipped over such a still one
that Swist went down cold. Remaining
on the planks for sexernl selonds. arts-
ing onlv to duck under the r.opes
Jock YBarrett was the referee and ..i
Henlcy'anztounccr. .. YY..
lYYY-"n—M’W‘SL-P
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'tiri'w
YALE TEAM
. M
Yale‘s attack changed since the
downhill of the Slicvlin plays in the
Minion gun1e,-curried the varsity to
two touchdowns in tho 30. minutes 1‘11-
rioun’ scrhntunging which the coachcs'
ordered yesterday. Despite warm
Whither the touches drove the 511111111
11 11111 111111 hour and; following tin:-
uotunl pin). .oxpcrimentud with new
formations by giving the iegulurs thc
bull incur tin: scrubs 'gonl 11nd Send
int; them over tin-:1 it hall 11 dozen
chFiminngcs wcrnucccssnry to register
tlic more. With ”writes am eager
thut Ilic-tctim shrill become ncuuaint
ed“ willi‘ touchdown making.
'Tommy {71.111111 and Doc. (Jornis't
nhunevlu" the groundgnninlng. ouch
making a 30-yard run end touchdown.
The backfield wnn again changed.
Guernsey helm;r played at fullback
and Cornell ‘end Knowles swapping
Wilson. who in 111
did not report. Russell Cooney
wrenchcd his knee end will be bench-
ed for uevcrnl deyn. Why replacing
him. Talbot we switched to the
right wing und'wughbridgn used nt
left tackle. title, the battalion pitcher,
replaced .Avéry at left end. Burr
Chamberlain drilled the pickles all
the ntternoon nudu Ted JOIIGB.‘l:llB
quarterbacks. Oakes' work for the
second team at tackle was it feature.
The varsity lineup: Lott end.
(the; led. tackle. taughhridu; left
guard. Ketcham; center. Mmyng;
right guard. Cortney and Way; right
tackle, Talbot; right end, Career:
quarterback. Garnish; left halibeck.
Cornell; right lielibnck. Knowles;
fullback. Guernsey.-
WY”
Your vacant property is costing
money every day. A Sentinel went'
adv. will alum your hm into
profit. Try and end no.
~oentinol WW0)" era 11 quick cotton
and inexpensive him at small
alien. my altar} a direct «any at sixth when Croat lil‘Y
ow tothc one who to the point at tile-5e
1m in the lam MNMM
:I I“; I“. I' I am I ' —'
if It Ist’tY .— it lSN’T
.three times apiece, none of tl'l'Ye i
won one
Y‘Y‘.‘YY
Lm- -liiltIllEll8
WILL nor nonn . ,
’ n'enAw's 11111
1.;
m
‘ ~.
An interesting light on the prospe
eight right handed battersY ‘a
such a pitcher, and as a réshit.
New York team has had little iii
ty with southpaws. "Slim” 'YSaYllYY
winning three out of live.
£118 bent .\'ap Rocker, of Brook
and Tyler of Boston, could draw.
an even hreai‘i‘ on six games, w
Earl tingling was defeated twi
Otto Hess four times; Brennan mi
Rlxey once, a: 1d Benton and PacY
named six getting a. single (196!an
Yagnlnst the New York team. '
Robinson, 01‘ Pittsburgh. we
and lost two. and Allen, of Breath
The record "Yo? the E
against the Southpnwe of the‘
is 25 \ictoi'lés as a‘g'ainst‘ 1'1 11%
For two years now the New ‘
team has bcenY making light.“be
handers "‘ Y"
To bent the National Ledg'uo
pious Connie Mack will h‘ll'i'e’it
pend largely on right hander‘s.
Giants have hit good pitching and“
beaten the best twirlers in the
this senson.0n1y Hub“ Perdue, T
Schton. Larry Cheney and “3111!!"3 ,
lee have got better than an evmb
egalttst the champions. Pertiue
three victories and was on
.whlle Benton has won threo’o
tour: Sallee three out 01'an
Che 2'18) four out of seven.
Hagan lost five out of eight;
antler four out of Six: Adams
out oi slit: Harmon three out
and lollosbh four out or 511nm
(,‘amnitz, w ith the defeats and 0116
tot-y. has been the easiest 16mm _
‘1"oikors, while Lavender was'de‘t tY
four times 'wlthout turning, iiii
lory. ‘
nous nine Yer
IlT-liLE'l‘Itis 111111 mud
The tliarts manufactured
home runs this season willie “18er
poncnts were making thirty-e
Larry Doyle and Arthur Shatter
ing in htrlklug blows for the circu
Richard (”Rube") .\iarquard
the uncm'inblc honor 01‘ permit.
11113 [opposition to rather mono
or member of the New York; h
corps. i‘ho Athletics. hit tar
lull distance i-Yilrty -three time
their pltche :5 11nd twenty innit-j-.- “
are charged against them.
On Mct‘iraw'e team this you
ten playern who contribute
furlong drives; .\lnck‘e clubihndi.
The top Glunte who entered this
run class were Lorry Doyle. A
Skater. Arthur Fletcher. Charles»
zen. Fred Snodntlllo evening ot’fium .
Prod Merklc. “Red" Murmur... b...
Dome and 11m Thorpe. . ,.
Doyle and Shnlnr between i
made one-third or their teamil .
buggers. each peering live. (inn
Larry hells not made a thumb"
since Augunt ti and McGrnw’e,
ot~eltrndee bee not struck it cite
blow elnce August to. Doyle tilt.
only member oi the Clan M31
who line this year produced Y: iii
beggar when the bases wore lull.
Fletcher has made tour homer:
neuron. one in August. one in do
her 11nd two In October. 3!“
Snodbrnee and Meyers but
three own.
W
once: when nv in
NEW YORK, Oct. 81"W
of this city, that night in
Young Brown. clonal 1107.11)
round of I unwound bout.
ceived revere attainment in
round end not: tho toll echo
moon on lithtwotfllte.
Norwalk Chronicler