- w‘ntw:-:!:l:wfwf Will SERIES . . 0f llllllll m cla‘rimo‘anu New Style ,. Baseball Players Represent; @' edin momma-anon” *conlesi NEW YORK, October 8.—When the Philadelphia Athletics and the Boston Braves go into action in' the twenty- third series for the world's champion- ship baseball honors the diamond cam- paign will he fought out by teams which represent the old and new in the national sport. Although the avenge age of the leading players of the two V'combinations is not widely separated, the Athletic'e machine is so famous and its success so striking that" ap» pears old by comparison with 1.119 squad that George $181111!!! whippedln shape in midsummer and thus won a pennant for Boston. Taking twenty odd players 01' the two mull all 9, ba- sis it will be found that the average age of the Athletics is 201/: years and the Braves 24 3—4 years. 4 While less than two years in average age separates the teamsthe extremes \ are more marked in the Athletics than the Braves. VOldring, Lapp and Thorns are an past .uiirty,...l)ut the majority of those who will figure in the daily lineup are sev- _ oral years under this age. The tin-ea youngest players in the sound are the pitchers. Bush. Pennock and Yacht! The Ameriotn which WV“ . have the advantage iu years '01 bees- ball experience. for Phfladelphh PHILADELPHIA ATHLETIOSC" . .‘V oral others that (all short, 01 double 08- ,six years, notwithstanding the no: Plank. Bender, Cbombl.‘ - club players average fully 11 your more in time spent upon the professional average is approximately live years. with Johnny .JEvera'. heading the list with twelveqeers' or play. in point of professional service Plank leads the Athletics with thirteen mar of base- bail play and experience at his back. Bender is but one year behind and sev- ures in their diamond career. As a re suit the salt the Athletics oversee is that a number of comparative 1703.1115- aters are mar-shelled under the Phila- delphia hag. . . x The team which will not all the standard bearers oi’ the National they no. inn interestingeombiaetlonoi-tbe youth and the age of the diamond in some cases extremes have been blend- ed by Manager Btalllduib artful man ner to make or the Bayou a winning team. This fact is inhabited in two notable cases. Principal figures in the. scheme of attack- and defense which enabled the Braves to win to the front of the slim reel in the Nation” League. Johnny livers, veteran or in the recent history of the sport. bi“ work! in elective collaboration about second base with “Rabbit" Maranville, barely more than a boy, playing his second won with a major league club. The some combination of, old and young is found in the records of the men of the outfield, 30nd of the pitching stud. These tight-us show the oldest; member of the teem to be Otto Hess, with '33 yeath behind him Alo most a tiny.;Palll‘ Strand at 19 years is the mayor theteam. ., § The stall 'of the players who die likely to chats in the World 11 se- rice or ieirifiu'teusws: , u'? S if? Years iii Name. Position. hue. Wduilt. Willi. Baseball. Baker, .1. I“ ............... f.......3b 28 5.11 175 6 Barry, J J ..................... . .ss 27 5.09 .151 , 0‘ Bender. C. A ............ .........p ‘31 6.01 185 I ' 12 Bush. 1.. J .................... ...p 21 7 5.10 . 173 ' 2 " (.olllus. E. T....... WM...“ 27 5.09 165 7 (‘oomba J. W... ..p i 31 5.10 1,170 '8 douck. B. S;.... ...... .........,p~ 7 23.: 6.00 -180 3 14000.1. w ‘ 30 5.10% . 170 9’ invan, J. l. ........ .............sa 2‘ 3.07% 148 2 Mclnnis. J ...... .................lb 24 5.0090 155 0' Murphy, J. E ............... .....of 23 6.10 160 3 01dring.ll.N...~ ........ .........or 31 5.10 184'. 9 Orr, w J ........... , ............ 11 21: 0.11 171 2 Pennock H. J ................ ....p 20 0.00 166 ' 2 vPlank E. S ......... . ....... .....p 89 5.11 171 13 . Schang, W. H ................ . .. . .c :4 5.00 . 180 Md Shawkey. R.J ............... .....p :4. 5.10 1.75 3 , Strunk. A.'A. ............ .......of 26 . 5.10% 100 6- 'l‘homsa. I. A.. ...... ........ c as 6.02 200 11 Welsh, J. C .................... for 26 5.10 175. .5 lWyckoff, .1. WV ...... . ..... ...... p 2.1 6.00 174 . ‘2 '-. BOSTON BRAVES. . You. In Name. 7 '_ Position. Age. Weight. Height. moses. Collier, T. C ............... .......If 25 5.11 102 5 Cocrehan. E.......... ............. p .7 25 6.01 V 182 s Connolly, J.........‘.'..' .......... if 26 5.07 100 0 _ Cottrell, E ............. ...... p 26 5.11 164 V 6 Crutche'r,R-_11.7..........-L....‘..p 24 5.09 148 .4 . Davis. 9. A.. In......'..-.'...‘....-..p ‘ 24, 5.10 ‘ ice ' ‘3 Deal,G.A ..... . ...... .. 23 5.11 P 158' 4‘ DévoreL'J... .......... j27 6.10' 100 7 DugoyronJu..........'...... 23' 6,03 100 , "3' ’ Evers. J. J . 31 L 5.07 " 149 V 12' Guam, hr! 22 1100 160 ‘3 .» Gow'dy.H...H. ‘ c _2_4'_ '” feet. 115 5 mo. 0.... ’. " as 0.02; . 102 .10 ‘ 11m..w. n. . 22‘ not '20! ‘3 . --. .Msnn. I... ...... ..cf jet ' 5:09" ‘7 ’ 172 ‘3 Murmurs. .w.1....'u , ‘01 ”5.051 '110 1 Moran. m-H.C. at 27‘ 6.08 “148 7" Schmidt; C. J.. .. ....... ”.....le 27 6.01. no. .57. smouunn...’ .............sb_ . :4 5.11 ' m j s . simmer. . 10, > 6.00 "V"'1.2_" f‘“ = Tylenol A; 723‘ _ 5.11 .‘ ‘_ you: we :. Moduli. a; 2.0 ' ‘ 5.11, 1:; , : Vbfllng, a"..'.. - * as 0.00, _ 1_ “r - . V ‘w . 1‘1 ‘ mi. 1 . lllfl'l'llm , “if scum: 'm. no world’a- Baillie 011m new scan on. 1311011191110 111-;; . 7 finished 111‘"- av’e mud ., . m ' m hflliirdshtfiem" ... 148 and but aim ammonium 11:“!th playedeotarinthemstchareagiss maniac Bones shuts)!» Brant .. nearly 2.000 games, a figure prominent - saints in tourism insinu- “110 nototslseomfortheploegames. .- 01m teensnutacheduied. hint. 5‘10 ' it. «1 1 , James Tyler and Rudolph have developed imp ill-stolen pitchers. and their work has brought the Bee- too Braves to the lead of the National league and. in sight of the coconut. James went to Boston #9111 the 'lfortlaod. on: team. while W 01. 1...». more also chance attenuated and 00qu see nothing in Tyler has been with w some time. -¢ 1 ~_ mums; Baltimore 1. . AMERIGAN LlAdUI. Yesterday's Results. Boston. 11; New York. ll. Washington. 4': Philadelphia. 3 Chicago. 5: St. Louie. . Other teams not scheduled Standing of We. " « W. L P.O. Philadelphia ....97 51 .655 hasten .. ........... ..90 59 .001 Washington ........... 78 72 .521 Detroit ....... - ..... . ...78 73 .517 St. Louis ....... - ..... .69 81 .460 Chicago ........ . ...... 69 82 .457 - 'New York ............ 68 82 .458 V'Cleveland ........ 51 100 .838 Games Today. New York at‘Boeton. - Washington at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Chime. ‘ Cleveland at Detroit. NATIONAL LIMIUE. vm mm. , New York. 1: Inflows. suicide. .5: CW. 0. Pittsburgh. momma. 1. 0111! three games placed. ' 9 We. of can ' ‘ . W. L. 3P4}. Boston .; ....... ......90 57 ..013 New'vorli............si 68 ‘5“ St. Louis ...... ...79' 69 1.684 Chicago ...75 71 3.104“ Philadelphia ...78 76 :‘ .490 Brooklyn. .m.......7z 76 ‘_7_. 486 Pittsburgh .‘ 83 ‘ «Mil Cincinnati .68" 91-7 use ‘ V vomi- W. ' 'ao‘nm It New York (.2). .. ‘ Phnsdelenh at Ma (2). ’ ’Qluchnntl at- m. ‘Ghloa'so stat. mu (2). , s“ a infill“. “Lemur. it! VMY’D we. ~. Pittsburgh SPORTS St. Louis . ' BasebalLResults- ..i’.........60 ”3‘81 485 like to match Eddie Dixon. or 83:11:31 ..2L... ..... 61‘ 01 . .121 iield. against any us to 145 pound ’ —-——- . lam in Connecucut. K. o. Polite. MTV-rm. pretemd. Cashing can'bo reached Baltimore st Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Bottle. Kan-as City at Indianapolis. _V8t. butti- atV “Vesta-so. alum A'N‘o sacrum ' Games-bWoo. 14: lanes. am, at 11 Hampden street. Springfield. FOOTMLL GAMES TODAY. Yale vs. Virginia at New Haven. Harvard vs. Springfield Training pheoi at Cambrian. Princeton vs. W! at Prince- Attendee oneness cat-re; tea. Pennsylvania vs. , Franklin and swuthmmdNW Mar-hell atl'hiledalelu. '- *-—--‘ t ileuellu- (Jointed Eileen , \ Flddlnu Aware... » . Amr~n..aloreuet,WeetPeiIt. r' no. A. ll). AVG. 8:01"an Will. Toby ............ 26 18 0 1.000 MUM VI. mm ht AM Viral-Wu. .4 0. 1.000. mu. Midaodfltate lie: Burke. ...'.31 0 0.1000vain .. ' Born-W. .1514. 0. 1.001 vamuimnethle' Koch . ......... . 4 8 ' 0 ‘ 1.000 It”. . Vldodouiat 17 27 1 4917 W vs. Norwich atlianover. Exam-5......1ss. 11.. r. 312': mumnoanwsetatmtor‘k: moonlit Lil .12 8 2.011: Getmurg re. Anxight at Gettys- ‘Byur .......... ~22 .22.. 5 007 m . E. W“. . ..... 1‘ 50 «8g "83,14 Honorees vs. Massachusetts A851“ -Blackrusn. .11 2 2 v «8.53 at Woe-ester ‘ Raymond- .... 29 1 5r "-8.33 Indians va. Unions at Hinton. ' Ritso 5* 0.. b .111 ‘ Nulnmpshlre vs.,Colby- st Water-m "Waller....... 2 0 1- 1.333 ville. ... , , . ,;, ‘ - -— ......- -- r--: New» York University-verse Staph Team melding ..308 wt“ 38- .000 ... u m Field. . Penn State re. Mahlenberg at Stalin "36 College. ' ~an W Rutgers vs. ml. VBolr. at- New - ‘ A’EE‘H 313.510. Wm ,. . ”uh"? db """ ‘8 8 1’ 11 “'3” 8t. uwrence vs. Rochester-s WK: u ”1 13143“ Rich”; . . hm 3" ""897 ’0 3’ I. .318 swarthmorevs. Yillanovaatfiwarth Burke.e........ 9 1.3 12383- me.........10 ’5 3* 17”.”, Tunityvs Worcester-M stum- m F'Ietrinrl4 l '1 4 11‘m'lm _' meme-«mg; 1--..» m... amusm m an 5 "' 7. 'm nanommmcdleseetmono. ”Mic i-rd-e::lz 1 1‘3 3 .25“ Emma”. ‘Emm H: ‘1 . EWU- .56 I! «1.3 W 353 111mm ‘n. solid Dakota in ., ,. 7. Walter. 11 .......10 1+ 1* e .100 mum“... mug-33,153....“ -” 4. 5 4 ,. m Mum my. ’1‘:.r-:V-~:.37' ‘ ‘6 y-V mm V... WWW -.. *V ”1.110335 ' beat the ammonium; and coming, ‘ the Giants. sutures issue an 00m 11 100 mm moisture W Manager George Sisliings. of the Boston Braves. '15 not bragging. In fact, George does not talk ior‘pubu. melon as“ confidently about the world's series as he does in private. He is basing his hopes that his team will trim the Philadelphia Athletics, champions of the American League. in the world's series on the fast pace his team is traveling. the strength of James, Rudolph and Tyler in the box. and two precedents. One of his precedents is the historic walioping in 1906 which the Chicago White Sex. weakest hitters in the Ameulcan mane, handed the Chicago (lube who led the National League in all de- partments, pretty much ea the Athr Letics are leading the American Deng. 110 today. The 'second precedent was established this Year when the Boston Red Son, hopelessly out of the nee for ilret place. won nine out of ten game: from the rampm oi the Vii/ed, Sex. They lost naturally and deserved all they got, mailings” argues that what men has done men can do. and it is 0. most comfortable philosophy * The great test Btalll'ngs had in mind 1' ”tor his ardent athlete’s was their sec-l 0nd visit to New York in August.‘ when they ‘won three straight from‘ The extent to which the Giants were slipping at til-t time woof not appreciated and the Braves still had 6701’: right to- than the New York 1 gyer tile. lgague and VP? lied beaten so. many opponenti by“ the can terror of their names. From the minute that series was over Stallinga was convinced he had a team that could reach first place. although it hsdbeenlsstondulylb. Hiecend dance was not misplaced. and on Sep- tember 2 the Braves forged- sheet! of cunts. than. Senorita: to pro- thinkers on 9c'tlu1n she'ete. coolerrlas. an 111th layout-so upon the Giants. in that it took 0! their minds the stratn at hedging first 7 place and giving them a chance to' the worlds m Don‘t ”giggle. That's the way they mm inherit it. Interviews with With” aid“ or Serb :whlbitfa‘bicvlld: 11a. dustriotie m 0! as tore-infill a smooth continuity that m Wilt? some} like a silver toned-d male defendant in a murder trial. The truth is that he emits short- antenna. lfiterl'arded with‘1uiasldsl consent! that itequently leave me listener wea- deltas 107w: :‘r‘a what he 1} telling. When it is all over the reporter-1116! Wildcats reasons! like any well posted fan. with inn mental attitude untnrally bland by hie (eclipse toward, the team which has broken unbound accords by no mar-rhino; spurt, since, it met its .0! adoubieheaddfmm utter it me around elm- ““0 memmw his pitchers is against him. ers. whohudsoiongrunroughshod. ab lane. Ifee‘llilii‘w limit“ recover their mental equilibrium for “communmerflhmm I h- 5 let Woodman: rampant $110. Touring eu- ' stride 1111.!quan mm " . Joe was one distressing melt in hfl‘ ‘ efforts to go back ,atter a I! was also prone to misjudge flies. Hg has taken a new lease on life and seems suddenly to have acquired a! ' the knack and knowledge which he formerly lacked in the matter chasing long drives. All at that Stallion will M”! if you interview him. And. what 111g is these for him to any? He 1r . wise to noise himself ridiculed 00 make Warrant claims. when. hi! knows that every feature of the ab- tietics except the winning streaks rtutaits tun! , 10 Mill!“ "00E 2" 01110160. Oct. .——The .‘r‘ealset League is ready to make peace in“!!! united baseball on any “fair and orable terms," according to Preside“ James A. Gilmore. of the Federals ”if; Gilmore asserts that peace will com» to baseball whether or not men ideal! tied with the National and America Warrant. He is 01111171310011.13- said. that there is no room forth!» major leagues. ..e stand ready to meet machined hushed halt measures-lot em sition." Gilmore set forth in his eta meat, "but i don’t want to place your organisation in a raise light. We go not standing on the doorstep. hatin hand. The loaehali war could aerod- ed promptly and honorably it and: ’dent Johnson. of the American 1m and his associates woulddeign to M us as business men. indulges» thi object as a business WW7" One‘ of the stipulations which MCI; baseball more will M before agreeing to pedce oenfw' is that Hr. Gilmore be mutilated. ‘ tireiy from all negotiations. .1 NOT UNLIKR ONE. First Mister—Which do yeti prefer, monoplaue or biplane. ' Second Ditto-4Montlplan'e‘ ”a, -1 sail wich ~Exchang€ Town Car 0690—1.- 0. .11.. Complete witlr sediment.
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