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Games Games
Year. Winners. Won Losers. Won
1884 Providence (N. L.) ....... ...,. 3 Metropolitan: (A. A...) .. .. .- o
1885 Chicago (N. L.) .....Z....... 3 St. Louis (A. AI.).. ,.............3
1356 St Louis (A. A.) ............. 4 Chicago (N. 1.1.. ......... 2
1887 Detroit (N.L .) .. .. .........10 St. Louis (A. A.) .................. It
1888 New York (N. L.) .......... ..10 St. Louis (A. A.) ........ .... ....... 4
1889 New York (N. L.) ............ 6 Brooklyn (A. A.).., . . . .. 3
1890 Louisville (N. L.) ........... .. 3 Brooklyn (A. A.).. . . . . 3‘
1892 Boston (N. L.) ......... 5 Cleveland (N. A.).. . . . . .. . 0
1894 New York (N. L)...: ...... .. a Baltimore (N. L.) ............ . ..... 0
1895 Cleveland (N. L)............ 4 Baltimore (N. 1a).... .... .....u... . 31‘
1896 Baltimore (N. L.) ............ 4 Cléveland (N. L..). .....‘....... 0
1897 Baltimore (N. L.) ...... ..... 4 Boston (N. L.) ..................... l
1993 Boston (N. la) ...... ...-...... 5 Plttsburgh.(N. Ia).................‘ X
1905 New York (N. L) ........... . 4 Philadelphia (A. L.)..J ......... .'..‘1
51306 Chicagoim. L.)..._..........~.. 4 Chicago (N. L.)....................2
. 1907 Chicago (N. L.) 4 Detgolt (A. L).......‘....._.........‘ti.
' 1908 Chicago (N. L.) ..... . ....... . 4 Detroit (A. L.)...... ............. .. 1
1909 Pittsburgh (N. L.) ............ (Detroit (A. L.).......,........ .3
1910 Philadelphia; A. L.) .......... . A. ChicagO'EN..L).-’...............'..... 13
1911 Philadelphia (A. L.)... ....... 4 New York (N. L.) ...... . ........ t. 2
1912 Boston (A. L.) ....... . ....... 4 New York (N. L.) .............. 3
New York (N. L).. 1
19m Philadelphia (A. L.) .......... d
BIANTSWNHISTBME
0F SEIIESlll lll'l'll lllliillllI DANBUM Hill BABES
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Experience decided the first game of l DAN'BURY. Oct 9 ~33“ the may at
I the post season series for the chum-(the Dnnbury fair. “819““. won on
plonshlp of Manhattan isle, played slim straight basis. The 2: 15 pace for
the Polo Grounds, yesterday afternoon. 5400 was won by Alcy Boy. I) B
in favor of the Giants. her that reason (Almden); (Hard Luck, br. h. (Chap
.' the New l’orks have little reason to pen) second Kelso, b g. (Fletcher)
feel humiliated It took the crafty cun third. Bung Burke, 1): m. (Lawle
ning of the great Mathewson, 'combln foumlI Best time. 2; 151,5,
It. ed with the strategy of McGruw: ten: Lyntella. .r. m (Nelson) won
exciting innings to thwart tile purpose a 18 toot for “‘00: Aubreon, 943 m
M Roger Pecklupaugh, a DTOWUOMTY (Sheldon) was second: Tommy 0, br.
leader, by the close SCOPE Of 6 t0 5. g. (Cl-omen third and Glen Paul. 1’
l
CW 83"” sun’flc" 18 (Murphy) fourth. Best time. 2:16
Attendance ....\ ........... . 75401-3 ,.
. Receipts .................. 5,.88150l 5.22,. 2.23 J
. Q pace for ”90 mmgrbja
(i’lay'e'rsl' share” ...... ... ';'.l3,'l’l(i:‘l 01‘? IJflfiA Po hr: )1. ( my”. M‘YiM‘
‘I. Club owners Sham """ 3 2-117 34 can, br. m. (Kelly) second; Joseph 8.
National Commission ........ 588.15 Patch. hr. 1;. (Brown) third; Marshall
W ;Winter. Ibr. (Camilane)
l FOOTBALL GAMES- TOMORROW. Best “qu zI 22 1.4;
Lehigh at Yale. l The attendance yesterday was 25.-
Washington and Jefferson at Har- l000. .
yard.
Syracuse at Princeton.
Dartmouth at Williams.
Lafayette at Pennsylvanian. . ,
. t‘arlisle at Cornell.
; INew York University at Hamilton.
Delaware at Haverford. ‘
JOE CANTiLLON To STICK IT OUT.
I'MINNEAPOLI‘S. Oct. 9.—-Prosldent
Mike Cantlilon spiked the rumor .yes-
torday that next year would be Joe's
last as manager of tlleIMillers and
marke his finish as an active factor in
Maint- at Vermont. lbascball.
' '\\'orccstcr ”Poly" ‘ut Bates. I “He’ll be in it its long as he lives,"
Amherst at Brown. (said Mike yesterday. “He would be
Gettysburg at Pennsylvania State.
Bowdoln at Trinity.
lost without, baseball. He has spent
.‘most of his life in the game as player.
Lake Forest at Washington nudiumpire and manager and would not
Lee. Iknow what to do with himself if he
Richmond at Virginia. 4dropped out. of it. He will stick here
Union El Wesleyanfi- V as long as we own the club and we
- , Dartmouth Freshmen at Cushlng have no intention 0f selling out."
Academy.
Buchnell at Swarthmore.
Pittsburgh at Annapolis.
Colby at Tufts.
Yale Freshmen at Hotchkiss School.
Lebanon at Franklin and Marshall.
Amherst “Aggies” at Colgate.
Stevens at Johns Hopkins. ' ,
Wesley Training School at Prince-
ton Freshmen.
Rutgers at West Point.
Rochester .at Fordham. .
‘ ’ Hely Cross at Springfield.
Geneva at Carnegie “Tech."
St. John's at Catholic University.
Albrigllt at Dickinson.
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minus AND anomalous]. ATNLETIC NEWS
21.: .
Boxing,
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ball as though he had never been in-
Sured. '
There was no .ask of confidence on
either side as to the ultimate result
of the aeriu.I ‘We will Win sure,” (is-
clared manager Stailinxs. ‘My-teamls
as good as the Athletics anyway you
look at it. and we are going to hand a.
lot of poonle a big surprise." . ,
Manager Mack was as reticent .és us—
not All he would say was. “We’ll be
in there to win. and I hope we will
have good weather for the seriefi‘."
Baseball wisdom from an? m-
tlons'of this country and from other
lands where the national gamed: play-
ch are in the city, anxious to s‘ce the
opening contest while business of
every character is practically .‘tt a
handgun Martha decision o‘Ia the
relative merits of the ‘conténding
T 0 Be Issued at the End of To-
Day s Game and the Contests to
Follow.» “ _‘ ..
Read the Sentinel Extra
prominence in many walks of .lifo. A
throng stood around the bleacher en-
trance all night patiently awaiting an
opportunity to use through the turn-
stiles wheagI the gates opened at 10
OOIOQR.I . II “a"
The heart ”burnings oi thousands who
lug managers seemed to be the absorb-
W..—
“PEN!“ ll Till ”(IRE-”’85“ topic if'rthe‘dans. Neither like}
SERIES 0. Ilnor starlings bad intimated who would
be his choice, but the sexy-ad opinion
(Continued (m mm Paco) was that solider, the Athletics héro
While the official weather forecast '1- several world’s series. and Rudolph.
”0de show ”I for the? afteruqo one of the stall stars. Would be on
the early mon'lfné hound“; We? ...mound r their respective teams.
\lfimcotondltions however may fig-
he thouaadds of tuna Tort ' '
dogfiy to secure tickets of admission are ”1 thameloctlon of pitchers. “a
to the games were hopeful that this ’ many ”mend m“ it "1° “WWW the bleachers. some were on common
prediction would prove erroneous, m. was bright and clear. the honor would lug housetops, and many contented
at least that the rain "9““ hold off fall to l’lunk, the Athletics' southpaw, themselves with watching the play on
until after the initial lg. . 7’ 9'1" “like? “in" 9' W". *Wfibm electric smboardswin may ram 0!
The telephone battle between (301;. V Both learns had their final practice the city.
his black and George stowage. Rig; fitter“! and all ll“? players were said The wonderful baseball machine con-
Boston manager. over the anoint Sh Illa in 1116M! '1 £9“!an structed by Manager Connie Mack, of
Park for practice and other warlike in-l Charley Deal. who will play third the Athletics, and the dashing WY 0f
cldem, which intensified the interesto'buso for Boston in place of. Smith, who the Boston team. under the encourage-
of the baseball World yesterday, appa- has a broken ankle, was put through ment of Geors'e Stnfllnsfi’: were alike
r tly were forgotten In the enthusi- a long drill h butt .Ipnd fielding, “(01de by many individuals in the
that hold the followers altos (tn-t. - nag-mu»
gains as the hour for staging thorium been nu W build {or
test approached. ‘ than a week, was out with his team- nostonians had climbed from iaatfblace
The pitching selections of the oppos- mates and bundled both the bat and to the championship of the National
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SAVING
coveted tickets of admission were for-
gotten in the excitement of the" details
of actual play. Some of the disappoint-
ed ones secured standing room admis-
sions in tho grandstand some there in
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By using the new Popular Foil Package mstead of the V
‘regulation expensive box, and by omittin Insgm end-1.:
Co ns—we are able to give dauble quantityo othes'e famous
teams. Among the visitors. are men of1
were disappointed in dd! securing theI
Supper-tau of the Moves
”03ng to the. manner in wages thel
“ " rrr’isoulttm, oat ‘9.'—;'rfi“é‘-"frst of
Iimgus to the Federals is Frank Allen,
‘ .of tha’fBronhlynDodgcrs
. .manasor.
, I the 3d game of the St. Louis IcltIy base- .
'. have won both’o‘f the ‘ttvo games play-
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I town. ‘a renowned dermatologist. . .
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‘ “Poly. " . a thick cream effeCts shell prompt re-
Conway Hall at Mercersburg.
Mlddlebury at Troy' ‘Poly."
Susquehanna at Mullienberg
.' .‘Worcester “Poly" at New Homo-l
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NEW YORK. Oct. 9.——Jlnl Rosella
. boner. for yc'irs one of Ithe but sprint
. ' era of the Irish American A. (2.; has
g turned professional and accepted I po-
‘3' on coach or the Thirteenth Roti-
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ment of cutaneous eruptions by reason
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found to take its place in relieving ir- j-‘i‘
ritable and inflammatory affections “
of the skin.
lishlng a permanent cure. yet. in av; .
cry instance. it immediately subdued , ‘ I
the itching lrrltobon Iand hails the "
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later bolero any eruption min maul.
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League and espresssd the thought that:
the confidenée gained in that race}
would enable them to defeat even the'
White Elephants.
_' There was very little betting, which‘
was accounted for by the long odds?
asked for those willing to take the Bos-
ton end. What few wagers were laid;
were placed with the Athletics favor
lies at 2 to 1 and 8 to 5. The largestI
bet heard of so far was one of 8500‘
placed at the larger odds.
Reports that the Boston club was
dissatisfied with its share of seats for
the Philadelphia games were denied. l
Figures given out by the Athletics gzifi:’€::::n '''''' 2;
management showed that the Boston Buffalo ' ' I ' ' ' ' . l . ' '79 .
club was given two hundred seats for """"" 76
the royal rooms. two hundred for on; m” Gig," ' ' "I’jjjj'fl
Pittsburgh ..... . ...... 62
St. Louis ..... ........ 62
Baseball Resultsfl
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn, 5; Baltimore. 3.
indlanapolis. 4; St. Louis, .
Buffalo, 3; Pittsburgh, 2 (seven
pings. rain).
Chicago, 8; Kansas City, 3.
Standing of Clubs. ‘ y ..
W. L.
65
67 ‘ ‘
69 ,. '
69
75‘ '3'
84: .
.85 .
89
Indianapolis . . . -. ...... 88
The Boston club ha a
reserved three hundred reserved seatsI
and eight box seats for the Philadel-
phia. club for the game in Boston.
There will be more than 150 detec-
tives in plain clothes on duty at Shibe
Park, while Superintendent of PollceI. ‘
Robinson personally took charge ofI SCOTT TOO CLEVER FOR CUBS.
eight hundred uniformed policemem
Many speculators have been arrested
and held under ball and an order has
gone forth from the police department
to continue the war against any found
to be operating outside the grounds.
The National Commission held a
meeting this morning and gave final
instructions to the umpires and official
“scorers
The probable batting order for to
day' a game follows: .
. live but seats.
Games Tully.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
l Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
H oids Them to Four Hits—Cheney
Blow. Up in Ninth. . f _
Standing of the Clubs. '
W L. P. __
WhiteSox ..... ...1
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-Scott a... ailme-
Ly too much for the Cubs vest”!
and the White 80: took the second his
tie at the city series. The score was
I ATHLET'CS- SOSTONS' 6 to 2. and Cheney was the v
””1""! fi' Moran. "' Larry literally tossed his game
Oldring, if. Evert. 2b. In the ninth round with the m9
“"1"" 2" °°'“‘°"" "° and two men down Weaver ‘83 M
Baker, 8b. Whitted. of. m‘ on first. Cheney SW5 MM
Mclnnlm1b. A mld‘y 1b. to ”ten the mama)” on ‘hem » h
“PM“ 9'. " ‘ Enh‘ab‘ ' ’ that hailed nochaucoandthon‘
Barry, u. Miranvlllc. so. instead of shooting the ball nomad
swung... . (,9 Gowsiy. ca result was that the sphere .
10M“ P-' ‘ “NW“ P- from his gush. bounded away
Umpires—Mneen. behind the but;
Byron“ on bases; Klein and Hildel
brand. on left and right field foul lineal
respectively.
Solar and Weaver w cut. to second.
80): then started a bombardment an!
scored three tallies.
Scott allowed but four hits. will
mates reached Cheney for till _
The attendance has 12,109.
_ (FRANK ALLEN Jumps TO FEDS.
the winter doabrtiono:ofi the‘ National
He arrived
here yest§rdby morning and accepted
terms with thy Pittsburgh Federal
League cltlbm c w? ht e game y-es
”terday betw eel! Bimbo Pittsburgh
but was not in uniform. sitfldi in a A car that .15 seen on -.
box with Mrs.- Cakes, wifl ot the Rebel - streets and country rogdg
.. often as the Ford must
right or its yexy 1:176»?an
would kill it. Isn’t this p
vtive‘ proof that the Ford»;
right when it autumn;
any other car—anywlt
three to one? Over 55.
ed. Thereds promise of fair weather new m ”Hawaiian ’6
today, in «dilemma the Btrugfllo; ‘wim ,,
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RAIN ‘sropso at. Lows SERIES.
ST Lopiupct. tic—Batu ..prevented
ball post- season seriesBetween Bro“ us
and Cardinals yesterday. The Brownsl
'To’wn ’ca‘r 3690—4. 0. Eb.
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