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BRAVES “Bull's or under tire and has an ideal tempers-V He is a steady performer and is cool ““95 ““5“” any “1 8300B 0‘ their ,cms ll“ 8 ll ’ ... Baseball Rfifills ’PETER vol” “I“
inept for world’s series games. He is' under fire, as he demonstrated iigiililiitl“5511“"us WOI’k- ‘ “—— . 3V
sun: “PM.“ at his best in arises. the Giants last mil. He started this On bell-11°! the second min pitch- EASY: mus Hal." AMERICAN LEAGUE. i
. Most o; Rudolph’s tame rests in his season somewhat oil form, but later got 9’5 05 the team be it said that they ' . ‘ —-—-- g
i work this season. Not the least parthoing and had an easy time towards "‘55 with ”1° ’9'"? “131*“! Bil“ 0‘ Yesterday's “”51“- i
or his wonderful record‘is a string ot'tlle end. any teim in the league. All hovel New York, 2; Philadelphia, 1 . LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 1
Show no DBlBClS From “Sial- eleven consecutive victories. He start- Bostons Pitching staff. 51‘0““ W?" in the comparatively few 0M] Ability Bl Walter Mohl‘ l0 Bordon, 8; Washington, 4 :world’s records were smashed
n .ed the season poorly, having the a"; In Tyler, James and Rudol h. Boston , opportun ties they have had to per» - ........ daiVy at the Grand Circuit
llllg’ 8 Fully ~50Wd! Played three games recorded against him. has‘the groom: collection .3: pitchinggfofln :11 the whole. the hurlins corps Afllfllilaia Punishment En- sanding .1 Clubs. 8" Volo- in winning the “W
‘ - Then he found himsin and has been “iron men" ever grouped on one team. ‘05 the “"95 1' an imposing 05° “W . I W- L. PC lucky Futurity 5°”
55795 P5” "‘ Gaming well nigh invincible ever since. lie is strings to relate. all lumped into mmelm that luStifles the continence oi its 55'” Him 55 Stay T5" Philadelphia ......... .98 53 .e49- trolls“. set three new in”
Pennant ' small around; but has o. repertory that i at once They were on the team iasti admirers , . . ~ " m Boston , , , , , . _ , , _ _ .91 61 .593: he lowered the world's
. ‘ ._:,______ includes everything necessary'to the year. but while their work was good it a . ’ . " Washington ....... ...80 73 .523 three 3’95“)“ "01W" “5 all.
Boston is Well equipped n: the making of a flood his league pitcher. was really not until this season that EDME MAHAN OUT. l , . V‘, r. . Délroit’L........V......V80 .73 .523 the some time "11““th
catching line to, the world? Ewes He has curves. a fine chance of once. they began to attractnotico. c. k H . Leach Crone. the hunting dentist." Sf.LouisV ........ . ..... 71 82 .4“ third heat for a threeyesro
. games mm“ m We “mm m speed when occasion demands and an While the Braves were in last place} ‘5 "'5'” H-"biek Sufferlna niche his reaopearanco in the ring inVNew ,York ........ .....7o 83 .453 ter and-tile fastest three-heat race
ceivers in Gowd and Wll iin infinite 359118586 of the batters] weak- in July, Manager Stalilngs suddenly dis ' ”Hm“ T5“d°"- MW York City 1“! nisht after an ab gChlcago ............ .70 84 .455 any irotter 01' that age. Tommy»
y a 5' nestles: «He uses his head at all times covered that this trio could work everyl 0555mm E. “fish Oct- 7-4” “nee 0‘ nearly a year on the Pacific‘Clevelnnd ...... .......51 102 .333 in winnins the 2:09 trot.
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8011:“:E‘ylaBgst2n0fcfih:rllgggft res and colleagues his strength. third d” ior an interminable periodlwam Malian. crack halfback oi the coast, He appeared at the Broadway .._.._ Efrain Monday, trotted 55.5.7 _
p u e l e pm Comparison of Win and Plank. and retain their strenstil. He put them H5575"! football team, will be unable 5905“" Club, Bmk-W' in 5 555' 5"". 7“"- isevenih heat on record '1‘"! 5“!
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it u a wool Mastic. It wasV (World’s Series Record 0‘ Pink). to the test. and their willingness matte play for several weeks, lt‘wcs learn round mix-up with Walter tlohr. who New York at Philadelphia. {the mile in 2:08'6. Joan sq
‘5 5559 55‘ W‘k of Hank behind the ed last night. Malian tilled a tendon . ‘~-' - ' ‘
. ‘8; h ear. . . W. 1+ PUG politeness in responding soon put the D hails from the our; across the river. Washington at Boston. her own record or 2: 04
p e t at steadied Rudolph, Tyler and . ~ . in his left leg during the same with ‘ '
James; and bled them to stand the. ”w V. V...» .. .r...a.....0 3 000 team back in the race. in was man at Sp d Mohrlost, but he made a some show- , _ V going the October priz
strain of pitching every third dn H l191911-1 1 .500 month they were challensins' “10‘5””! “5.?“ M c A couege’ "m “‘5 “d "’5' cheer“ 5’ “'9 "W5 '0' "57'0"“ LEAGUE. 111““ from Rm 8' the
y 551913 1 500 Giants tor first place Even then they, 35“? y. I? '5 "”5"“ “‘5‘ McKin- hilpiucky stand acainst his more skil~ "' _.—__. gstarier, her time being did
also did high class work with the sec-V """" L ' 'licii will take his place intiie “Harvard g sterdav'e ‘
mid-string pitchers Plank and Tyler. two of the star leit~ did 50'- 5”?- working hard 55" after i “I fly“ ' y. Results. Vboth heats .
lineup against Washington and Jellor- Mohr started 0! well u; the mtV New York 5. Philadelphia 1 (first Peter Volo was pushed
GOw dy is a smooth performer. ilei “”5955 ’5 the “555' may “99°55 555“ “y' with the pennant as the goal oi son nest Saturday
knows the National League batters 051‘” In the world 5 555154" If they 5° their ambitions '- ' 4—— . ~—-——---
and uses his knowledge to advantage. 1‘51".“ b5 ‘5. 55:55 55 youth against 5 b Along shout this] “1510,3131 lkePHY‘S' WOLOMTJAURPHY “OUT 05'"-
The Big Three pitchers themselvesjvem‘n' 'wiHi the honors solo: to the 93““ t" get in Hill? ‘5 l “or ' MILWAUKI, Wis., Oct. 7.—-'l‘iie Ad
round. but Cross got busy in the sec'lgame). Philadelphia, 8; New York 0 two hosts by Les Aurel-til
0nd round, and from this point on bad? (second guns), the third by Lady Wanetks.
matters all his own way. He jabbedV} -> Brooklyn. it; ’ Boston. 2 (first some) all the way in each ‘
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claim that not a little oi their success “55‘ ’ They made “"50“” of predictions “5 to Woixascg'ltommy Murphy bout which h; 12$: “it; r alm‘o: at :v ll 3?: Boston. 7' Brooklyn, 3 (second 5"”) t ~
is due to him. He is one of the star Youth 15 5“ 5N5" “"95"!“ 5559‘ “h“ would be the M)!“ of what they “'55 “15'5““ '5‘ “'59 W“ on Friday Mob: to :llnd ii8 321:: :30" nelit ‘_ lAsHE OUTPOINTB H
catchers of the mg 19“,,“ .. when Plank demonstrated this in the “med Sto‘linfi' '95” '5 "5'.“55 night hos been called or. as Wolgast mum mu m "funds lama filmed sonar... ol‘ Clubs. l YOUNQ- lV-i
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Whaling Is also a seed catcher, but 19” "“550 5595““ “11‘1““th Rube “5 ”“5““ t° 55“” .. They ““15”“ contended as per cent. at the cross to- . . .
Gowd'y has kept him on the bench Marquard in the second game. Mar-1that ”19th?“ men more 30M!!! 3" €6,9th . , , . 1.53 ‘55 M°55~13555 ”5555‘ Boston ............... 94 59 514 considerable holdklg mo
Inogt of the season. “Owever’ he Wl“! rquurd, deflplle hi3 bl‘ league- EXDerl‘, ethic! of “5er8 a! ll is played 5055“) m . ... ,. A New York . 'r" “WM" . .81 70 ' “5 600ng Ashe, a Phlhdelph“
be ready to lump in should any mis- once. is also a comparative youunter‘flm that they "0“"! it" dmllV for Jean Bouln. Holder of World's Cross LANOPORD STOPS BEL}. Bl. films ..._:..,.,,,..31 ‘ 'iz asoisveisht, hula slight-stimulus
fortune put 3,,de out of the series. alongside of Plant. . WWW their "M3 : - ' I Country Title. War Victim. l BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 1.-—Ssm Lanz- Chicago . ----,o--- , ,H 73 76 507 You: Hickey. oi Harlan. It
Both are good Daggers ,0 me base; 'Plsnk. in his got-twill year, is pitch But the pitchers continued to hitch minis, Oct i.—Jonn Bouin. the mm the negro heavyweight. last nightgnroolriyn ..7s 79 .437 Gymnasium. New York. norm
and mm, good stickers, ring as well, it not better. than at any ‘15le the” warnluu~snd whim“ cross-country runner, who. won the knocked out Colin Bell. of Australia. In Philadelphh, , , ””7; so 483 this the 183! two mum" fit “I
Records of Athletics catchers {ultimo in his long career. He still to t0 W10- They ““95 ‘0 milk-45‘3“ world's championship last year. was the fourth round»! sschoduled twelve Pittsburgh W29 85 443 nearly "of! lead WM 10 .
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world‘s series: itains enough wildlife in his good left they refused 5° “‘5“- The" "filled among those killed at the trout in a re- round boot. The men fought a fifteen Cincinnati .. _ o 94
Schano. ‘ jam to win a majority or lilo games “8M WWII! i“ WM, “19 National cent holds. 4 . round draw in nosinllaayssr ago. m ' Ashe snowed clearly V
, BBL Like Mailman main. stock in tinde- is _ .. , V .T .. V , . . , . innatentumumio more '
“an - . o-.- pVOV A'; E. Av his wisdom oi the boilers and his skil- . , ' . ‘ ' ‘ ' - .- _. #:5335955" “5%,; .4 ' gnu: on iii-moralistic“
1913 .........4 10 4 -' 1 3.57 in] application of this linowledV‘e.‘ ‘fle ‘ i. "r n. . ,V ,. Vesta-day's Rum ’. {or decisiveW-lend. He vol
bapp. . than WW?“ in three worur s seriesJ‘ Ill-the esrliir rounds all!
But. taking part in six gamed. Of these he
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Schr. ‘ G. P.0.-Z . A. E. . AV is credited with winning two and losing Q -' . V . “may. KansaaACity, 5; Chicago 3Ithe bout uninteresting Alli
1910 .........4 27 3 1 .250 four' lie was beaten twice iniho 1905 (second game). ’ i rngi side had an advantoic
3911 , ,,,,,,,, 2 1g 9 0 .250 series with the Giants; when MattyI m e e, . indinnspolls. 7; St. Louis, 4. ipouuds over his rival. " ‘
1913 .........l 7 ; 0 V259‘won three 0! the games necessary to _ - - Baltimore, 11; Pittsburgh, 1 (fire: ‘ “
Thomas. leu for New York. The pitching or c r ‘ -» . . ssame) Baltimore, 1; Pittsburgh.
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year“ G. no, A. E. Av. ‘tlle Cubs in 1910 precluded his taking; . . , . . , . .
_ 1911) . .- . . ___4_V_V‘ V2V7 . 3 V 1 250 part. He won tile only game he started . . » . ., l
19; 1 A; ...... .91“ 34'- 5 ‘. g» .083 l against the Qiauts in 1911 and pitched; . 4 V 5?“"¥,V“.°'"5I~ g.
The Athletics villi go into the only one inniur in the some charred
world's series with the same catching against him. Coomhs injured his groin:
stair as last year. Bolton: and [App in “10 fifth game and the Giants tiedi:
probably will do most 01 the work the score in the ninth inning Plank;
with Thomas remaining in roger", pitched the tenth inning and \‘ew York1
McAvoy a new comer. 15 second- firing} scored a run and won the game. Last
catcher. ’ - ‘ ‘ Iyear with Matty as his opponent in the
As last year also. Schang is “pegbjsecond some, he held the Ginnts score-
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when youve got LIBERTY. ltlaticli. St.-Louis .............s: 87 .416 hi“; the Forarym
~- ed to catch most of the games mgr. less for nine innings. but crumbled in - ..._....' = Jigh {is Very pVV
hitting and fielding in the series with the tenth and lost. 34) However. he! » .. ~ ' A I I l ‘ i ‘3 t w w ‘
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Scllang is spending his second séasolllme fifth ““5 linai ”We’ which “1°: die [31mm l8 8135.0} fl Chance to “8?. Brochlyn 'flt VBuiiValo. V tive ptoOf malt the FVW
.in the his leagues and is rated with 'Athletlc's Won. 8.1.- ‘ Pittsbnrg’i‘i at VBiiltllnol‘eV. ' right “he" 1 -¢
the best catchers. Since Behmghss Tyler has been «garden. as a good pmtd.’ ink to E“ the rut Of the “ "St. Louis at Tndlanallllliq. .‘ -‘ " any other cufin
. been .a member at the Athletics. bitchy! tor several We". hit not ulitW ,
‘5 Thomas has remained upon the bench the B'raves came to life this se‘sson did
(or the most part and coached the be show his true value. He is a. hard
young pitchers, While -Lap and mail to hit when right; like Plank. using
Schang have divided the work. Loop a deceptive ‘cross-ilre" delivery, with
is also a brilliant catcher, though not. a good change 91- once. A mohair tea !
’ its! good‘ as Britons? ‘ 5 ‘ " .j lure of Tylersflcrdss—Qre" is that lit .
The main feature of Scllangs work is delivered overhaud. By this devia- "
is his speed. He is Veryiiglit on his Viion train the accepted method at
feet for a catcher and moves about tiirouing it, he gets added speed. A
with the agility d! on infielder. Your good left-hander is a hard mail for the , , . , :
a! Monies-.andvit has been with great
Schang and Loop are hard [filters and Athletics to beat. and Tyler may do difficulty that the .teamdtas been kep _
. 8555' ‘5'555’5' ‘ ‘ ” PM“ 5‘ "‘5 ”m" V = ‘5“ is "a prime favorite with particle dill all live hm heboyo who know Maximo scorers tor thonondsmr
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(World's Series Record of Bender). 1 (World a Series Record 62 Bush) and llllé a smoke QrV La claw of real m d . mixinlmmmmgll H22: ‘7
Year. ' V _ 3 ~ w n RC. radii ~; , W. to PG :2: “fled “Manna“. - ,
1905 -. ......... V ---. ....... l 1 .509 1913.. .........1.6 '0 1000 And LIBERTY 8 always the m‘d, Madam” Nomam
1910 1 500 It; is' generally expected that the - .
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911 -2 1 667«;Inltniroro in tho opening some ‘oi the ways sqflsfliiig e 11 Ct go on c. . “5.51- V
1913 ............ .......2 0 1000 world’sserVies‘ willbeitudolphand Ben- ' .7 . ' ‘ . , .
. Bender and Rudolph are expected to llel'. It with iii-ringers work their 0f the W “malt 1‘” MM 5'95“ three f _f 555555? "“"mr'l; V5: ““5
. _ do the bulk oi the pitching in the pitchers according to the dope. Pink ‘10 five y”; 36 that all £th fig}; mellow, nat- .V ~ Kirkpatrick. Smith
,-'worldis series, especially if the series Vsnd TWWM.Vm slated to " l [.18 “mm .V . "7.1-5 ’ ‘ . ,
isa protracted one. Both have proven pitch {3' the
their ability to produce Vboth qdalltyinnd prom ’ third gains. ,
and quantity. " ' tumours. » the series . 5 .1
n is hard to“ pe" pitchers berm-en after the are: goiter W cosmos "'
short series. It is harder when they arei may m i,- switciifin lh‘ prom
in different leagues and are facing an, Ismael-When techs series
opposing team roi- the iirst time. ’l‘bere— in ‘vio'w or his masonic shark. Dosh.
. fore It would be to“? to attempt to Mouse, or his mark h thll mo Mt
k predict which Wul do “16 best WOIK.‘ ygar' when 118 pnched m me Von”
. none; and James “ mslswcenlcssofltsKen ..
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A; V to go try other than their list! baritone disallowed-the otfiy Athletic V .. Martin -‘ ' “ momma
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