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Dick Carroll owns a silver tongue.
lihoodso a warm heart. The latter won
touched when the business manager of
the dlrooklyn Ms sow several hon- H
tired (so; storming the gates of ash-
hm M‘two hours before no.’
the yesterday. ‘Why the early rush?”
”kid one. "Double header/’17s;
the reny. Carroll remembered this
manila. had been snounced last week
hero: it woe decided to move one game
forward to Saturday. He scratched his
head. then ran into the omce and re- I
turned with o bright idea. also a hand '
fol o! pastebosrd slips. “Here!" he
said, ‘all you fellows there," and pro-
receded to make a speech in his deep
herytole. At its conclusion the tons
filed inside, and each as he passed re-
ceived from Carroll n free ticket good
for my_ m of the series with But”
tale that will close the season
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smscusnm N. Y.. _pt. ii .ffioln’
4 caused a postponemon oI;.tlle timid j
. Le. 0“ hero mt... ii...ooiir.i-
; mg; weal-it ‘torfgilie Mes Vsm
‘I. to co temg b-yehiqi‘l
°I "Oil The on“...
Deco, I: it me. 2:19 trot, Mun».
spfllMWhiu two.
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“mired-old: item a: 05 mi ' ‘ 5'
on the cord for tomorrow. T
A hold 9551; p started in
bleedins Spflnéo‘ for two
olds. Sunloch won by s neck with
elry second
GI 1‘ " N0 {WHEY BASEBALL.
with the new slogan, Jitney Baseball.
We quote ‘tropr an odithLin the Do
Ioliér number: . ..
Cousin scurrilous writers, the ore
o disgrace to the some have found“
new toy to play with. It is the slexhn‘
. ‘:;§.-:
l‘ederai League to lower the general
price of admission.
~ One does not have to be u partisan
If the. “filters! League lobe lair and
then such oontemptihfi Maury nu?!"
tend Jitney means llvé cents. Jitney
baseball. of course. does not exist.
~ (the minimum admission into the Fed-
WLeogue‘is ten cents“ But the
rooms gip‘iift ivih: “nicest baseball. gins. it 1%
jgt "Stone the humbler Jithoyu It Is “and the feature. apart Ironi Howl’s.
pitching. was hilly Neubdr’d swnttlhx.
but «his» speed {Its in tour viiiol
to' the piste. The Stamford team so .
pavilion acute and no: cents for 9&2 weed More: welt but the homeste: 1.1m to nest. Ah! in .8. W W
fission into the grand stand. ThoretIVGI'G quite unsteady in the fields Men!
are comparatively l'ow seats in any “S" W 0' the m. team “Id 1‘
Moral League ball park whitish hdmlt w“ I” M “G M” 3"” ”1 fill
a ten cents. and SIXCIL a there m_.91&¥°d on his field, thll ”habit. The
'fleflt. bid on the port or the new or:
ganltetlon ‘to‘ eta-sot tile;- creed st
"popular prices, twenty-live cents for
are designed to bring’the people’u'mm'fa
name within the much oil, ,, .
iii insipid ’
5 balls. Vic icons on?“
T» W mm m“ m :1“ mmmtghly Immind yen“
to the MIDI“; " Tm.
“ “Get a better: I'm tired of thrbwlng
monome- c bhnch of pothlfii like out
m up there now!" ‘ '
“Be: pardon. but I cih't help your.“
arfloplied."‘the nlnp. “You will have to get
d at Wallis first. The rules tiny ”sq
“Jitney Baseball" which they hnvc; and 1 can't 80 behind the ”1“,?“
' " / evolved from the campaign at thoilmow.”
YESTERDAY! RESULTS.
Cincinnati 8. New York 5.
Brooklyn o, St. Louis 3.
Phllodolphio s, rimsurgn z
Bootpn I, Ghlcspo 4.
STANDING OF CLUBO.
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Philadelphia ..... 75
.Irooklyn ,.......73
hosted ..........71
Cincinnati ..... 64
St. Louis ........ 66
Chicago ......... 62
Pittsburgh ....... 64
New. York .......so
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Boston at Chico”.
Philadelphia at Pittsburfi. w:
' . Howler-k at Cincinnati.
lreplilyn at St. Louis.
STAND STANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES
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“ITEIDAY'B RESULTI-
Toronto 4, «my City o. 3.
Toronto 4, Jersey City 2.
Harrisburg 5. Cuticle 8.
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YEWERDAY'S RESULTB.
Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 5.
1 Nelnrk 5. St. Louis 8.
No other games scheduled.
Bufhto 5, H
Rochester l,
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lrrisburg I. Bosto
Richmond 0.
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Detroit 2. m York 0.
Boston 2, Chicago 1.
Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
Send in All the Local -_ Latest "Telegraphic ,‘
Sports Received
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Rlchmond 9. Rochester 2. St. Louis I. ”Node! in 2.
'TANDING OF ”“1" Providence 6, Montreal 3. - P. .
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:53”. .. . FM“!!! .........73 ‘2 5‘" w. L, no. Boston .......... .139 so .674
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.47. “MW“ -1 ------- ‘9 52 527 sumlo .......... so is .025 Chicago ......... 79 as .590
3,3 I mm C"! ------ 99 54 ‘5” ' Toronto ........se es soc Washington ......7: so .553 1
.477 Buffalo. ...........69 69 .500 Montrell W“ .7. .485 New York ....... IO 7? .454
.457 _ [ __ Brooklyn -------- .7 7° '4” Rochesur ....... II. C? .43.! St. Louis . ....... 56 73 MI
“‘5 !'1 Blltlmoro ........ ‘3 II .323 Harrisburg _____ ““7 g, . ,«5 Cleveland ....;;..so u .373
"'""'"' ‘ Richmond M.” 7‘ ! .43 PhlIldelphll ..... 3. N .28.
CAMEO TODAY. Jersey City .-.....4‘l I M . “"4
GAMES VQDAY. 1 “MI. TODAV. -
Newark at St. Louis.
‘letlmoro‘st Chicano.
Iuflslo It Koo-u Cltv.
.53 NW games scheduled. . I ,3
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Jersey City
Providence
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Harrisburg or Menthol (It; 1
‘ Richmond at Yoronto max 1: i» '
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Chico
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.Detrolt at New York.
so Louis in Philadelphia.
go at Boston.
[and at Woehlnutoo.
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MIITl “A“ LOCKWOODS.
Tram Chi lilt- and .
1 ”Kit Out Twelve. ._ ~'
With Harry Mertz, who has lett the
lStomdord team, pitching for them. All
..sters of fikinlordxon n elements
Help Lockwood 1% A. or Voryslk. Sun-
1;. give score. gang 2 to i
' at s meetln
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.dookl‘. who claims to dim Ibo Polish
.. Smudeckl. nt 520 Carroll ovenue.
my ..s
ty of the mega fit l
yesterdoy,
to uk President. Q'hiiol to resin. The
meeting was coiled by Vice-President
linoloo oi the film: Cit! club. on re-
tussl 0! President O'Nelito adhere to
the wishes of emplority o! the club
owners to call I meeting of. the pur-
pose ol discussing conditions. The
name of 't‘. M. comma. president.
or the American “moon; was seri
lonely considered as the new president
of the Western Lennie. provided [to
would accept. A new hosed ws‘i elm.
ed.
MWMIAIK
HARTNRDLW Bout. lieu-Jilin 81h!»
light heavyweight champion wm
ed: the South and Now We! slates.
and who. oooordhi: to hie own onto
month. hos been throwiu thou oil
WM.MI._MILW1§EA cult-nu to
ear men under I“ ponds. tomb!
catch as each can. He bars no‘ one
W156 wished it to ho known tint
howillnieetlaol’ordeloot'hie!
‘lanll‘. the ruins champion. the last.”
week in october Promoters can reach
, Roi report to the Woshtngton senators
..Mus was». 11.5»
"If?! nl lootbsll players. the lug-
most son that has reported ln yosroot
«Harvard. were ,on bond for thei'Crios-
son's nrst dsy of football drill yester-
doy afternoon. The squod corporlled
practically all or the old men who are
book. all me. few or the autism
hing freshmen and doom who bore
previously lit-red on their cluedooloo
and the semi). ln pollt'ot me as on»
parishes it was the luckiest and lilo-
llest looking sound Houpbton om has
had on the iirst day.
cut. lichen woe is charger of the
practice. but Person. the mule. woo
the only regular Iett from lost your.
Wellies. the centre. not bolts on hand.
The lint sub-nine. list, however. ml
well represented by wetsuit. the door-
.toobooll: m. R. emu-Io. Cool-
my. Bond» Whither old .Wilcox tor
thobsoinsld.oll-sl.snrsltytsckio
m “II." but Mort" ed. for work“ ol-
loans with o sillbtlit lomed “his.
owe yin coll (loner. two strong
.1“ 0A the 1017‘ km in who
our. momma last fall were. on the
hold.
[[[llilflllllIUMI
roman Sept. Idea—Bl“ Morhey.
the finisher Hartford shortstop. will
thil‘; seam He wired Atonem- (trit-
nth n‘skins permission to no direct
‘ -" train Minneapolis to Arkndolphlh' sill.
where he is to coo/chi thoxoiinchitem
. «it: i-rr-r—z: . ..1; .
m..Wellvknm m driver” wlIl
comes-tr Win» the Hem-Inn-
sott Pull ”Hpeedm. ProvidencouR.
i, tor mm in cash. DIM“ The"
are to...” ,threev big. events. o. 100
mum. loo yum o
IS-mlle. {tutor-oils ,lor ..outomohiles
races will be called at 1:30 o'clock. in
the ottosnoon. Cborlos E. Doe, the
Rhode islsnd representative on the
contest board of the‘Amoricsn Auto-
mnllio‘ssonlotlon. will be the retor-
oo. ,Soyersl new cars. among them
the roost n‘htod is the country. hove
been entered in tho moot. "
Odlcers cl the A. A. A. who havet
inspected the new Norrmnsett Park
speedwsy say that y are well
pleased with the pppe e of the
track. which. is s very last one. The
associationwlll be odlcia'lly represent.
ed at the meet by F A Croseholre.
pointed by Richard Kennerdell
sinus: of the contest board.
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PHILADELPHIA. Salli. ll.--Plsy in
the annual tournament for the Inter,
collegiate - Lewn 'l‘ennls‘ Chsinp'lonshi‘p
which mull have started yesieldsy
on the adults 0“! the Merton‘Crlctet
Club at Havel-lord. was delayed until
today in add: to piveooms or the
contestonts who had been in other
vtosnll‘l‘hientsf lost week.~ en‘other day's
, CLARK. WARN RELEASE
‘PITTW ”first
his“
- the vacancies. Good players train the
14.4w
Clarke mummies-en mon- .
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‘iwlunotboknownwhniihtsacboolhu
An’ important moods“: of the Lock-
wood W flavors was held at the
club rooms lestnigbt. 'lbs chief dis-
cussion «noel-sod the tunnels] inso-
aou‘ost ed the teen By the solid
v'ote' oi the icon. Red Mention was
elected manager of the team. Fred
is a hard worker and s popular local
young men. His my friends wish
him the best of luck in his new on-
dertaking. during the remainder of the
season. The public will be notified
shortly through thls'psper, who their
opponents will be Sunday. Sept; 19.
Better bell is now expected lroanhe
boys under the new management: The
sreeord tor this seosoo so for
Is 19 games-won. '1 lost and tled one.
iuiilsiiliiiiui
imminent
,.Ilokluon boo tokenun sreduoto
tooth-ll oucldsyi‘rooeir anion. who
m [our years on the ‘ eleven st
Corlislo. end was scoelmted one ol
the prestoat hosts that ever were the
“Di” having, been named tMuceoodm
use..mnmm tile (brine:- ‘Penniyl—
vsnia. player. Diobinson, whoolwoys
plays excellent tootbsll in her class,
looks forward to o good season. 01111
three, mono! lost star's eleven have
been lost by pollution. and there is. a
great amount of msterial. especially
tsonr last year's freshmen class. to all
Hon-ism Tech. Steeltoo. Athens.
and needing Hixh schools, will also be
on hosdx mm he helps kept on the
1 school. as this meow oi
”Moe tor? he cartons cclleie team. it
to.oiter until next week. The cepisin
for 1915 is Frank Pudeigbnugh; who:
ploy-V tickle on the eleven for. the
'csussumi
[ They will meet tomorrow in a thirty
” Robert A. ember. the new nasal
,erin-chlef and to the ollicors end”
Dickinson modality furnishes one“ stir ’
GREENWICH, Sept. 14—11-1ch E.
Blossom at Yale Ind Grout A. Peacock
of Princeton were the winners y‘all“.
day in the semifinal round or the ilk. '
dlvldual championship of the lntorcoie.
[exists Golf Association, played on the, ,
links of the Greenwich Country Club.
six hole match to decide the ownership
of the title now held by Edwsrd P.
Allis 3d, who was gradual! from
Hal-lard last June and therefore be-
came ineligible to defend his chm
pionshlp.
Both of the semi-final match» to-’
day were at thirty-six holes. one be»
ing hard fought and the other pretty
much of a procession. Blanca: who
the easy winner. for he detected Louie
h Bredin, also of Yale. by 'I up end
6 to play, alter leading all the we).
and Peacock was the golfer who tied.
to ilghl: hard for his victory. “I .
Princetonlon boot John Marsh", in.
of Williams by 3 up end 2 to pity.
Bredin, who did so well ssslnst
champion. in the drill road at m
pitted lndifleront 1 gale may and: Blos-
somneverllod to work builds! win. ,1
Winnln'x‘tn‘m ot‘tho ill-st Warhol”
put Blossom 2 up, so he didn’t won-y.
much when he got into on kinds of,
trouble st the fourth and took 1 7.1
He won three more Wbotnro the torn
woo reoellhd and vacuum-lino
iii‘wsld m m Brodi- memb-
ig‘e‘d‘ himself a little to wheelchair
put tor s 2 and by coming home ll
86 reduced Blossom'oleod to I up by»
the time-— the Iouhd was oval-.1-
cuiiisluliiii ,_
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. it—chsrlos
Ferredsy. Southern chomplon t’w
mile swimmer, broke the world’s .‘l‘
side’ two mile swimming rooortl‘ here
Saturday. aceordlnrto museum
by southern Amateur Amman
omclols. Ferreday' s time no druid"
so minutes end to 2.6 seconds. Tho
tanner record. held by deem Rood.
on Anhtrsillsn. was 54 minutes odd 5d
seconds. Dover Jones. it Swahili.
second in the rsce sworn the two toilet
in H minutes and ,17 seconds ‘ ..
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NEW PACIHC FLEET COMMANDER
SAN DIEGO, Col. Sept. 13.—~_ltesr ,
Admiral Cameron Melt. Winslow ‘ ll ,.
here today. to relieve Admiral Then!
as Benton as commander-loch“! of
the Pacific fleet. Secretary of the Na
Dewtmentzistobereedtoth odi-
core and men of the Pacific fleet. ‘jlyl
o. hlgh tribute to the retiring so ‘
under his command. 7
"The unliorm. toot... sue .
lomacy ind merited ability,” "
ice and with the represented o
other countries has alwcys been
accordance” with" the" higher t‘rsdltlbll
or the navel service during a
when conditions have been of
ticulsrlr twins" slid delicate no
conoueo we‘re salami .
silkscreen Gone, sear. '
e‘ner Photon collie to thin.
sud peat I yield to the
1M whore. during reason
'1». hole Indie was killed '
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