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of the other three.” predicted George
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reiisnee of Manager lack in his probably will total 3225.000 on e mm!
team's extremity Veteran that he is. attendance at 110.900.1119 players i
fared an unexpected handicap Amos thnn yesterday. and light clouds fleck- game, when the Norwalir line was com
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. Bender lies not lost his cunning nunl share of the money will be “out $115, R The High school won its third “*
.Flll Pll ll l F mi: :lsgexfpllzlr: 5:212:03 [0' the three 1181’s of rest were believed to R000. considerably less than two years: straight victory from the Nutmeg Club? . ~
V B C mu 9 TOMB, Oppos- Rance had they been V; “Effie” have ream“ the streusth that he ex. ascend somewhat less than last year.V 'on Columbus Day morning by score 24- Rflard Luck {nub "any m 5.
ed by indiiiereul Work in AIIV} ale measures were necanry W. ”ma him "h mm mm MR “WE “we “R a new mom “R o m “we“ CR“ m we 5°“ R x‘
“The Athletics" said Hal-r Do dolph . alt laugh small or stature.is a185,, —~ for attendance at a world series individual players but showed lack of [.0888 TWO Stars. warm
Deparlmmll', Lam alamR Vtormerl)’ their Clinton: and Y til“: giant m rank as a pitcher lie is cool- ”contest in this city. It was considered team work The High school team R R ‘ ‘=.‘.~ -
R,coach ‘will is. t 11 MW e est under the fiercest fire, has his improbable that this mark would he ’geined ost consistently on open plays. “W”, “lllll ..l-“Rflil lb til
AllBBd by SBM'B (ll 6 l0 1 Rdid before V llt Y OVEYVVRSVU-IBY never splendid control. sharp breaking spit- V‘attained today. although it was ex—ROnt of about seven tries, dye forward a -
V Rfuture of R111 won e atai to the ball and clever change 0! pace. These Vpected that it would be closely ap— passes were completed for gains rang- mum at bridgepofl R
City Serie‘ Standing. straight. " a “I“ ‘0 1°59 ‘9“! features have proven of worth against proached. ing from ten to thirty yards. The Nut- _____..... , l g
..... W. L P.G..' ,. the Maclimen. V Weather conditions continued excel- meg team could not gain throu h the - . ‘
(1...: 1 .750 The fourth game W1“ 80 the W8! Philadelphia. in its hour at need. sut- lent. The air was somewhat coolerR; Norwalk line until near the chase! the m5? .gathdggRaaiaialgelhggxgg
posed mostly of subs. The game end-
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cut Southern league, Sunday after-
noon at Avon Park, BridZiDDOl‘t. at tbs
but heavy hitting behind him finallyJ The Giants easily defeated the Newi. .. ,
won out in the ninth. With the score; parks at Elie pol, (3le New York. The 3’3“” will be “0“" 01139191005 the once great batting team had lived Verly breez‘e. edv'wlti! first down for Nutmeg Club ex enee t N elk. ‘ rwalk
119113.11 each Lindquist tripled and yesterday afternoon. in the fourthR “mm“ 1 "my ”we“ the ””3 ca1‘; up to torus“: forced out or the re- The probable patting order for to on the High soliool's' IOenrd line The p o 0" Mu '
was followed VV Hill's 51 1e, which game Vofrth ell obs hi not be “0‘,”qu minder oi the series A scuba". V d l d l . serves the name of the. haddock
y ng e y more p series While the bleaclier crowds thron ed - ay'e gam‘e,‘ wh ch was sche nod to game was clean and free» from dls- team, as it has had more plum 13-,
won the game. This makes two victorua score pf 6 to 1 pave the National the sites of Fenwa Park this {5” ““5" 0‘ his right hand prevented 1‘" V,8W‘Vt at 2 “1001!. W33 33 follows' imtes. The” were few spectacular lured than any other team in b"
has for each team and the rubber gsme League rcpresentativssfithelr third vie-JRnoon many of the V: after all my“ Cher DRYUCRWUOH- Walsh playch inV BRAVES ATHLETICS. plays and tti-wouldbe difficult to pick State. _ ‘
will be purged next ”Sunday EachR any as opposed W the, palm”, win of ' his place YBBterdVay and will continue- Moran, rf. Mu'rphy,rf one or two‘ who excelled for either side . l 0.1 1 .1," 1
team will have missus. batteries and aitha enemy. .. RWeltlng, the two “3’2““ that we"? ‘0 in the lineup. . Even, 2b. Oldrlng, 11. Perhaps the' following donor-ye men: E1311 P ”m melt,
good game is expected. enter the great struggle of the after Boston's formidable array was un- Connolly. If, R c9111", 2b. tion: Kennedy “a [31.33.101- Qflecuva eWG$.1""R
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ah r h po 11 e1 Yesterday’s Figures. this men at their hotel at which their Govi'dy, who iii this series has supplant-V Deni. an R Walsh; oi". ‘which saved his team‘t'rom being scor- J H rdi g
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Carlson, p-.. ______ 4 0 2 0 0 38.358 acteristically laid down is orders or Although the Athletics yesterday re. w .. Lott End. Lott llallb
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'lotuis ..... . ..... 43 11 14 27 5 2 yational'commieplo 2,923 79. 0V! deepest” concern to the Plilladel- wlib knocked out Young Leroy. in New . , ~ Lott Guard. me m 1? m
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.. Burke,c .. 3,. 3 ., 2 "c 1 1; hen .cut Vamps. thoVClilcago Natlofi‘al constituted an. Oil”? seorot. 3““th do they allribute' their three failures V‘a bout bf 10 rounds ' . Campbell ....... ...... 5mm Soder person. ‘3 reportedto Mb ' '
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'Driscol, fl. VVVVV -. ..:.R.3 1‘ 0.11 0 0 for 1915“”,ng to a story prJVméd the series, in Which Bender was forced é'él'WR, pa mull, game. a DOLAN MON .GAME.1 _ :nght laid. ling the We”? 0‘ “‘5‘“ ll
Lindqulst cf-ss ...... 5R 2 2 .o o 2'1iere yellerdei. ' f "0‘" “1° ”0" by “‘9 “mm“ 3°” Wm} to 211's game the nlhvel'é cease‘ : w 3"" “’1‘" ‘h" "MW“ 1?. McMahon - . casei- June “"“mcm’d m ”an“
‘Hill 11 -’ 4 0 .1. 0 0 0. ' ' Sausiituclt pitchernpertormed at Nor»i Lett.Helfliach" Rchsmpion. Hungry creditori
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Dolan p ............ 5 o i o u 0 9 m. McMahon. Duran '1"; Kennedy
RiizoRct 2 i i 0 0 0 . team. 10 toil. He experienced cousin-1V “11me Ruck now has to show for lili-
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The ‘s'i'immaryV:
Burke, Ookes.
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Herring, Lindquist.
Dolau. Ryan, Ironcliak, Hawley
Left on bases—Norotons, 7;
Stolen bases—,—
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woods, 4. First on ballsR‘Oii‘ Dolaii, 1
off Carlson, 7. Struck out-By .Dolan,
13; by Carlson. 11.
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Wild pitch—Do-
Passed hulls—Burke, 3. Time of
game-Two horns and live minutes.
Uin'plres~ Barber and D'Andrea.
WHITE SOX PRVOLONG SERIES.
sear Cube, 3 to 1, Cheney BeingRHii
Hard—Over 19,000 Present.
Chicago city Series Standing.
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the local champions.
Scott pitched {is gave way to a pinch
the remaining four rounds.
ed just one hit.
blows:
19, 348.
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the Sox getting to him for nine sate
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the youngest pitcher on the stud of the
Washington Americans. did yesterday
what Walter Johnson could not do Sun-
day. defeating the famous Lincoln
Stars, 4 to 3 Harper struck out fifteen
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Referee:
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