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BOSTON Sept. 28 .—The prospec-
tive world's sseries games to be played
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Nudge, who suddenly acquired con-
siderable fame by leading the field in
the qualifying round of the national
championship at Detroit a few weeks
ago, picked up some more“ prominence
yesterday afternoon by beating From
cis Ouimet by 4 up and 3 to play in
the 3945qu round of the Greenwich
Country Club's invitation tournament.
Mudge played well while Ouimet was
cial, political and sporting circles as
a stakeholder and well-known Broad
way figure for more than forty Year:
is reported dying in his home in. 106th
street, near Broadway"
Mahoney has been stakeholder in all
kinds of bets on horse races. elections.
international sporting contests. prize
fights and other events. It is estimat-
ed that the bets of which he was stake-
The Philliee. coming champions.
best the Brooklyns. who have ceaseo‘V
to come. 6 to 4, at. Ebbets Field yep
terday. Both teams were on theirl
pod off for a crack at each other. They
playing poorly and by taking advant-
ago of his opportunities put the form-
er national champion out of the run-
ning.
first round of the Greenwich tourney
and after his defeat this afternoon he
said that he was going to keep on com
ing back until he could accomplish
something worth while.
is the Minnesota champion. is in the cafe and remained there in. that ow-
semi final
youngsters. Philip Carter. Reglq Lew~ going there he was head waiter in
is and Max Marston. in the
Ilrscket today Carter will play Lewis.
v. hile Mudge and blnrston will meet in
{the lower.
(SBWORTS .
II Chicago 7, Cincinnati 3;V
' Chicago 5. Cincinnati 0.:
: Other team. not! pihying.‘
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holder would amount to millions.
Although sought out by many who
desired to wager Mahoney always
preached against betting by persons
Last year Ouimet was beaten in the; who could not afford to lose. He saw
thousands of dollars spent on cham-
I pagne but frequently took aside young
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the year. It was blustery endpohillwi
coming champions and thatciub which
chased them into the stretch was fair- ‘
ly large.-
The Dodgers’ friends did all their
yelling lit the first inning. , it: that
Imen to- whisper words of advice I
“33:23:32? Billy 2 Edwards await“ the Phlll'iee had‘ helped them.
Mudge. who is a student at Ya In and stakeholder lathe old Hoffman House selves to two Next the Quakers ‘Wkl
a lead and helda it. The playing byI
round with three other acity until the hotel closed Before
'miss and quite unchamptonahipiike.l
Clark‘s Restaurant. Thirtieth at. and ”‘1‘ an” 0"“ 5mm” ”0““: "i9 “1""
Broadway. ._.2 lies saw the error of." their“ ways,
In 1908 Manon” figured prominently whereas the Dodger people didn i. sit
in District Attorney Jerome's crusade Ileast. if the Dodger people did. their}
against bookmakers following the pas-{ways continued to contain more. ,
sage of the Hush”! antiybettlng IRW- Mm. fumbles unduzztdbfiéeilve
He was arrested at Jerome’s lastly-”brows were slipped in bathe Ranch.
tion but was released by Jurist! “films. for. the convenience.“ the. Phlla.
V nor. later Mayor Gaynor. of NW “WEI that is. whamadlni Vplculated to
firms . ; helps 13ml one“?
Via the miller, or. horned Therm
V'llvas tax and mottled willicie the out.‘
lipid: and; lm thins tosflibn- Vlltmhimll
Pmeiled: "“"i
The home pltchitxp halhoddenbnghi
and acted out on a tripartite arrange-
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.Philldelphia 8, Brooklyn 4.
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STANDING. 0F GLUBI.
Wt. i. no. meat: thus: First. Cheney. their
Philadelphia .....ae so see ”HAG“ 3”“ 294mm“ “penedlbsll: then Mails Romlcblloaed the
Boston. ”73V 35 .542 he" football season. and incidentally Mails in Seattle. He'is lt'ieft dander,
Brooklyn. ........ 7a, 092 .531' ithe new Schooliitopf Field, hmlnzlcallow as to years, of robust physique
mmburgh. ,,,,,,, 712. 792. .478 ”may b3 defeating. Gettysburg. hind was making his first appearance
Chicago ......... 70 7a .473. 0' I“ a "'3” "am” game 0‘ foo"‘in a big league game. He did all
St. Louis ........ 70 79 . .470 ball Two weeks 0: very stnenuou right. So, did. his predecessors for
Cincinnati ...... 895 so I .463 ”meme seemed to have slowed dzwjltlla matter of fact. Behind them was
. New. York. ...... is? 702 .m J” "ham“ and SMW‘ImkIB “me 0° peak fielding and. hitting. George
helped to make the Cornell attack‘
. V Chalmers twirlsd cansblya no in I
canes 1.00"” mealtime WGW‘W‘D‘““,huoed eight- Ebbstsell oVV strike out.
Brooklyn at New Yon... ”“9" "“ ““3”“ 1"“ ”‘9 ‘mmn‘lilnds- luv-dab!» fish" ' ‘ booms
» should. have scored at least two touch! “WV when. “up; we be-
downs more. to. have pulled no (“thought them to do some-rambling on
oral
incubate paths.
. {l‘wo bad fumbles by Cellins. botlIi
ifi‘J'ti'd‘u
lethin the ten yard line, helped to MM
Ilteep the score down. Otherwise Col; “in“ “mg '
{Philadelphia at BO‘Dflo. .
'Cinolnnsti at Chicago: ‘ 2:.
Only three sumac ”huddled.
mew
ves'rsabAv's assume.
Washington a, hop-ole cl '
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line played. a brilliant'meome of
his. race .being sspectacuiar. Eight.
thousand people made a great show-
ing: his the new. stadium».
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V Only one game scheduled. .V Comeili scored in the’IsecondIIperiod ‘ WIIW
’ _ ’ 2 , ductile fourth. Both’illiies were the? . i '- . I
STANDING 0" ”LID-‘33 result. orgasarles ptrushes and both 1‘ ' ‘ We V. . . :-
Boston- _ 3:. 41;. Pg; . Wm made by Barrett din molest GIIflGIA’GO. Sept: IVMRIB- owners
. '- - period the Cornell captain tried hard inf the American Dissociationumetl'flbta
~D°"°" W97 .53' W to allow some one ese to make the to plan for the 1918' stallion. The
Chicago ------ V...88'- “I .. “I”? score, but when Kleinert and Collins question of the plays: II} llinit ends the
Wmhinetlm .. 1.3!: flit-o .5503“ ma: (3119(1th tool: the bait over tot-thiakeupior the circuit *0;th pric-
. New Vllork ..I...'.68VV 8.1 V .449 the touchdown. 2 cipal subjects up. There ,will be ail
. St. L°"."'V -------- 52" 85 ~ A”? _ The Ithacans worked the forward least. unashangalnfils Vienna. next
Cleveland" . ...... or .92 _ .383 pass only once for a substantial gain. season it was reported. Cleveland. ‘
fihiladelphia .. - "4° 106 -274 when Eckley. on‘ a throw from Bar according to some at the VIIclulitomners,
GKMBS+ TODAYI rettV, reached Vthe ten yard line in the will be dropped andtthe It'll“) 919099 in
’ Other teams nohacheduimi.
last period. I‘The line failed to open
very good holes and the backs seelnbd
to lack ginger. Gettysburg was not
2 strong enough ‘tc develop any ,faiint
g weakness in the Cornell load; but
the umpo.mt.dom....a.».
Toledo.
That a short schedul will be voted
for and that the pie pinion will be
d6. as last season, was the opinion ex-
pressed. The players Ibrahim will
I.Phlladeiphla at washingion.V
Chicago at cleveland.
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twice Iii: fieldII
‘ yard line
LBreves. .
Ilicme- from a long roof/mp lash L‘s-
, “InstructI
iYale. Harvard and Princeton for mm
:01! the Ci'lmsou' players. came on the
‘ While the ill-lit game tof‘the season
'lllaliers. There. is no doubt but that. in
. that position as‘wellsas. he has in
spite of the fact that. Quaker. City
at Braves’ Field next month“ my- be
tandem is enthused. over the pmfiggen at places rangingt‘rom lift)! gems
poets of the approaching wofld'awsen
ice as perhaps it never before it
been excited." the city in its joy for
ten candle Mack's Athletics; This:
been forced. through lack of patron
Washington. l
The games on Wednesday and
Thursday. which the Senators andI'
Athletics were to have played here
have been moved to the Capital City. I
coca. the; local American Lsmeteam
never was. so. popular as the Pbilliea.
Connie» Mack lost a smalh fortune in
figuredl lot the worill'e series with th
When the one time pennant“
trusti fall. into} dear this season: the
city turned in a body to. the success-
ful Phlllies. Since Mack‘s mama
her Day; patronage ai‘ Shiite Parlt‘lrns
dwindled tm a pitiful” Mimi}? I
more than 200‘ paid yestbrdsy to sell:i
the libs! game with the White Sox.
No American [league games will' be
nlavVed in this city until Saturday
w'hénV {he New YVorit Amman: an
new: in a. double Vilesdps. This, has,
train (is); was furnished. .by, moving.
Eddag's.gsma with. the Yankees. Cili-
cago was scheduled to appear bun ton
day. but that same was advanced to
provide a dunno sandal-Dior not sm:
ilrday afternoon i
ERRED DD EID ERES
WRDI DRE
: CAMBRIGDE. Sept. 28.——When Csp~
‘tain Eddie Mohankickedxoif for Har-
ward against Colby in the' Stadium at
pambridge-llko happenings were occur-
in: the‘Yale Bowl'atvNew Haven and
incoming; Biennium at. . Brinestom'
iSaturday. and the foothllr consonant
Vwas on. Harvard had arranged the
settings for championship game: San
Vflurday Twenty minutes before the. kick
held ands practiced for five minutes;
returning to the clubhouse for ten
lenates‘ and came. back on the field
'Justl before the storm
can give no indication of: what: the last
one wililbe: it‘can,‘ hawevsr: show up
some individual capabilities act the
Malian. Eamslitu King and Watsom
Howard has four. amt-class running
Books} In taut: Harvardi‘s stir touch-
chthns came similar altogether from
the lndlvtdual" performances of" the
men carrying the ball. Harvard adopt?
ed largely the reinitial- Consummetls
ad of moving the players fromc- one
wing to the other by». walkingIslowly
through the. neutral zonal marinas, .to
the play: .
Immense, Sonny at. end was Iodide
abl‘s favorabiy. and should lit” ii;3 in
I' 3 savenlcushlon, bank. ' '
I‘m fine dollars, according to an an-
Vnounoement by the management of
the Boston American league baseball
way somewhere else and merely stop IMOTM'S “00°" hilt ODNNDY formt'I club today: The higher price will
be for box seats. Other reservations
wont. be back. Ebhets Field will be team which brought four pennants to in the grandstand will cost three dol-
dark has baseball way for. the rest. onl this my in the last fl" years, h'nflllars each.
The number of seats which may be
for baseball, but the crowd to see thegfige. Va ”3118'" t'10 Of its games to Vobtained by reservation has been in-
creased by setting aside— the stand
which runs back of third base. There
seats will sell at two dollars each.
Tickets in these three classes will be
sold in advance only in blocks of
period’the Dodgers gathered two runs; Even during its most striking suc- Ethrce, covering the first three games
that may be played here. Applica-
tions have been pouring in for weeks
jand are being filed.
both in the first inning was very m-;181«t-ln>snite ofrthe fact that his club.”
Tickets for the right field bleach.
Val-s. at one dollar each and in the
bleachers at fifty. cents each. will be
placed on sale at the grounds before
mhrmt The seating capaciir 'cf
Bravest. ' Field. isrnon being. checked
sons-clubs called 10h. Noasddttional
(remodel Would: be. erected. 'it wnslsaid:
Ill Biliiiis
Geared W. Moore oLNaw York.,the
detendsr. and William. B. Huey. of
Chicago. the challenger, started their
150, point match (er. the three cushion
billiard championship in the jMusic
Hall of the New York Theatre last
night. The title holderled in the first
bloohtof hnifz‘a‘hundred points‘ats 50’ to
to bull he had‘ to run; our the official
score short to do: it. There are: only
21. innings marked on the score cards
given out by the billiard supply peo-
pie and these twa took. eighoflve he
The'mstchwas about. as slow as it
could have beam. and cement.
folks who gatheredlarou'nd. the; table-
reached the'hslt wan mark-.fiomev or.
them waited‘ downstairs» for friends,
and as the hours. rolled away clone to
decided to finish the match last-night.
They did- nob: howeven butV~ will. take;
on where they left ‘omtonight’and. sit
tomorrow night: »
The men played bad billiards. Huey,
might. have been a little heavens. but.
pomp who is noted as a shotrlnaicen
did not make shots and} assorted. no:
cumtiy- to safety play. Moore had two
runs of 6 and five. clusters 01.3.3. trio
oi that threes commit messiah inV
thesixtieth, sixtyvflrst sud alw- second
rounds. Huey's best were three. tours
Ar againstl these. good lnnings,. the
challenger had a atdngf or
scoreless: innings, while Moors com-
.pilbdrelmnxstraigbt mos.
Themhempibmtraiiedmntil thetweni
inthinhlnning. when he took the lead
. at; gas to ‘12 Has held. his admntage
until the fifty- -sixth:._- round: Huey
mom with at these andlwasvneven head-
. economy eoorbd the anal. point otths 'If
block 113 thretsbtyl-fitth inning on a
luv to determine lust‘hm-m-nwnmi'
nlngs to conclude the opening block. .
thQ »
side» went out before. the: men had'
the conclusion. that: tha- players had '
the scorecards hold out. will conclude .
oertainln’ Moore was. not. The Chtcm »
and two threes; pretty—well separated: ,
thirteen -
caught hinhim the drst half. or this 2 is
- inning "scam: but Moore came right
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WEED VBRD DIDDi ER
NEW YORK. Sept. Zia—Fifty man
with. theirs savage smashes. didn't: I
scare Miss Marie Wagner». the lone
woman entry, away from the Hamil-
ton Grange Lawn Tennis club yesterr
day. She started in the championship
tournament intending to beat the
fifty, but was put‘ out in the first
round by Henry Kellock, whose desire
for the championship outweighed his
chivalry. The scores were 6—4 and‘
6—]. Miss Wagner holds the women's
championship of“ New York state
and was former national- champion.
small” "gm; hour
One car failed to qualify, buttit‘ but
KANSAS CITY Sent zaqxanaasIanother chance today This was
Git? Federal league players are tellins :‘Vflthxiemng;oi;higgwm
$3 zwrwhfitef‘immfmfi so took 94-.05 secondsi‘torthezn
i I which is at' the rate "of“ mime!
Run "II prisom The Kansas miles an hour. nine miles am
City boys Hi" the m” M V23 to L in. slower than the limit. Hugflibflm
“Mt mu :ihe one time Mb'rcer racing pilot, '
lit the esmnthl inningvthb score: was: the on around! afterward in m
13" to; 0 ands the 220901 oomph roetom‘ up Wm,“ eightrteight m” on Mr V
“I" 0'1“!!! '0’ 9 mm T1" 0"" ”tithe-will dt-let today was»
vlct’s manager sent in " Pinpoint-V its» final! chance , ,.
allies burglar. as a pinch hitter. Hb' ‘
got by on a walk, was sacrificed? to; more? seam-me who
second. stole third and then stole ugmmmsl wamu’hauV VV
home. scoring the only run Daedalus-in in the WWW
The automobile drivers. who. ”more '
paring for the Aston Cup race on so:
i urday at Sheepshead Bay put in anoth-
er afiernoon of elimination trials ands
warmingVnp spins yesterday withoubr
anything out of the ordinary happen-
ing. TWO more pilots qualified theirs .
cars, and a Maxwell car. su‘b’stittt
for that which Grant drove on “emf
day when it caught fire, was puts
through its test by Eddie Rickenback-
er, so that the field of eligibles tor
the race now totals fifteen. In V
iof Brooklyn sent the Mallow Special.
Iaround in 76.50 seconds, a speed
5 ninety-four miles an hour. and my
:Cain drove the Pugh Broad-Special;>
to Providence entry. in 77. 25' smile.
at the rate of ninetyothree miles so.
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Order: Nowat Summer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody s prices.
Cali; Wnte or Phone
Din-r rIthnntfllvm will gladly call and see 'y
about your winter’s supply.
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