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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12. Alloom
nettied down upon the thousands of
fins gathered around scoreboards in
all sections of the city yesterday
when Hooper raced home with the
run that gave the Boston Americans
the third game ofthe world's series.
For a moment the throngs stood as if
transfixed and then began to wood
fiheir way homewsrd in silence, ap-
parently taking the. defeat of their
idol, the “mighty“ Alexander, more to
heart than-tho loss of the game. Sup
porters ol' the Phillics had held that
the big Nebraskan would be almost in-
;vincibie against the Red Sox and fig-
ured that he would win all his games.
Local fans, despite the fact that
the series stands two games to one in
"tavor of Ehe Bostonians me still opti
nistic of:t.t1e.finai result. The!!! lpoint
.with pride to the showingpiade bylhe
National League champions in all de
.mrtments of the game except hittingk
,,911d placeH ,their confidencedn. either?
Chalmers or R'ixey to hold the hard '
"' {Fitting Red 81135111 check, today.
the same time they hope the Phillies
will find their- batting efveand eyen
, (11' n;
Sever'al wauiins- were made our knit
might- at even money on th'e‘outoontd
of today’s game, but there was little
-Pi1iiadeiphi11 mono1 in sight Jon the'
final 1esuit notwithstanding tl1efihe11v1
odds offered. ' - r' ' " ‘
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LEXINGTON K32, Oct 12. ——'l‘he
second and mm week of the Grand
Circii'it trottiniu meet. began y“ester-
‘ the most in-
1"- 111111;. The ten--
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' ' - 'r'i'lShed the thirteen vic-.
461',ng timidenson if} the Pittsburgh
pwned trotter, PetQI'IScott, driven by
from Marple. Wiilldthe brown horse
* won easily, once- he got; started there
was something of a surprise in the
#151 best when the Illinois stallion
Mtien took the lead It the start :m'r aricahs and the Philadelphm Nation-
held it no the end. winning in 2: 06 144.
Murphy-slicing unable to get out of s.
pocket at' 11111 head or the stretch in
time «to land‘ the dovorite first. After
' ,this Peter Scott was racing in front
and had little trouble in winning. '
Customer—“Geo this 13 a rotten tive of the Panama- Pacific Expos!
donft' tion. The teams will play in Chicago,
" complain You' v1'1 only got one or Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake City on
them—JI’ve got {on thousand of the .the way to the coast. and also in Los
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RECEIPTS OF GAMES
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BOSTON, Oct. 12.-—The official fig-
ures were given out as follows:
Attendance, 42,300.
Receipts. $83,191.
Players' share, $44,923.14
National Commission’s
219.10.
Each club‘s share, $14,974.38.
Totals for Three Games.
Attendance, 81.941. '*
Receipts, $186,286
Playeis' share. 3100, 594 44.
National Commissions sham, $18
628. 60.
inch club's share. 8333. 531. 48.
How the Club: Stand.
share, $8,
W. L. P.C.
Boston (A. L.) .......... 2 1 .667
Philadelphia (N. L.) 1 2 .333
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DAQEBALL T'EAMS TO‘ GO TO
PACIFIC COAST.
BOSTON, Oct 12. ~—-The Boston Ain-
a'ls, now bIttiing. for the world's cham-
pionshlp, will so intact tonne Pacific "
coast for a series of games beginning
in San .h‘rahoisc'o, Oct. 2!. according
to arrangements made toda’y by the
National Commission. the presidents
of 'It.i1e two clubs, and 11. represents
Angelss and . San Diego.
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'Three out of every five tries yester-
. $461116 mould‘ioiitmlwlumng com
’ bank.
. Dorcbester Club wassecond. 1A pir-
» , to 1106 Champion Join- Willard in ac-
,; said to be spolhn ‘
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Ed Kornsano and Dink Stover re-
turned yesterday to the Columbia
football squad after an absence of
eight days due to injuries. Stover
appeared with his jaw encased in ban-
dages and adhesive plaster. Korn-
sand supplanted flurry Buermeyer at
right end on the varsity, much to the
surprise of many admirers of the for~
mer soccer captain's playing. Ken
Noble took Brown's place at center
on the varsity.
Head Coach Metcalf confined the
.work to tackling and line plunging
with a short period devoted to catch-
ing punts. The backfield candidates
have been showing splendid improve-
ment in carrying the ball, but the
coaches were not pleased with the
why" most of the men caught punts.
day resulted in fumbles'or uncertain
catches. H. Munroe, who was tried
out at halfback, was sent to the sac-
ohd team because he did not catch
cleanly
With two weeks before the opening
11111119 Metcnlf believes he can round
out a begun; team than an early cm-
Willis had led 'him to predict the
backfield of Simonds, Mdné'b ch 11nd
.Littpuer he regards 11's llr'iit 61689 6111-.
do: 11 above the pve'r'u'e and. Wash-1
more; and Remand- in dielectric
opinion, ”are improving, isn't pod oithrw
will 43011114111, 5M5 substitute
the other. Jctfp g ptylgpltlel and'
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in a most promising way. With these
Wit-«boom that
bination before St Lawrence. comes to
South Field 11 week from Saturday.
'B'A'NK Pneeiom'r Annssren.
bnATTLEuoao. v1. Dot. ll.—-Geo.
C. Averill. who resignedrvas president
of the-Vermont National Bank in May,
was arrested by Federal omcers today
on an- indictment charging the making
of false entries in the books of tho
HORNE Mill OF
flilflililll MililliON
HAVERHILI, Mass..,_,0ct. 12L—Clif-
ton G. Home of this city, New Eng.
land. ten-mile champion, yesterday won
the ten~mlle Marathon race, which was
11. feature of tho-celebration of tiles
395th anmveuu'y of fiaverhlll's not?
tleinent The time was 49 minutes.
55 seconds. James I. 'Henigan of “the
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ads in théfmoroing, boat races on the
Merrimac Rivor in the afternoon and
fireworks were other features 'of the
exercises.
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NEW YORK, oct. 12 .-New York
fight. taxis are likely to have a chance
again.
11ny handled by his manager,
ious situations yesterday.
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BOSTON, Oct. 12.~Dutch Leonard.
Carri.
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The first
Was the result of 811911th failure to
clutch that easy fly from Stock. first
man to face the victorious southpaw.
That situation was complicated when
Bancroft sacrificed, putting Stock on
third with one out. Mound held
Fasten to a puny foul that Gardner
smothered. Then, while the stands
overflowed with rapture, he fanned
What seemed an error of judgment
second audios-t tight at. Burns open-
center.
that Gardnervbad time for-11‘ tones out
throw .to Hobliuell was a trifle. high,
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the twisting lly would light.
ed Barry's race against-defeat.
cited Philndolphls writer.
a catch.” ~' 1
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bare hand 'and
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DECISWE EPISODES
First Run—Phillie?
Gardner’ 5
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, oops: singled to‘ right. Scott mori-
the mighty home run slugger. Gavvy
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by Larry- Gardner put Leonard in his 1,
ed the third-with a clean single to
Alexander hunted. it seemed,
at. second. butplayadsafety float. His:
though. thew-was no excuse for the
mumw Btoehli then sacrificed. - 'Ban-
,~ mftaehotonclenn“ single. 311110 center.
seems-Burns in I romp~from..third.
but tspnker'is :wondertul return kept ,
flounder at third. Jack ”M who‘
«organism It least one M1154 ,
fielding play in each of the m pro-1
sew canoe. rborouooo took tit upon
himself to embellish. stint disavow
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Panties-t chopped 16! I:' (out. ball and
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mod no no. bnllltl'twu endgame
never could arrive incline. Barry w'as
away instantaneously; but. the wind}
was against him and the fly was so}
deal) it did not seem that human mus-
etc could carry 11 fields- Book to where
Al-enn,
der perished: at third-Ind. Bancroft,
half way-dour to third, loosely await«'
“Run, you fools. run!” cried an ex—
, "Bony
hasn‘t one chance in a billion to make
But Barry: did make the catch. One
«last stupendous bound as the, hall
, hartled‘over the head carried the gui-
‘lant: second baseman close enough to
get 'his finger tips on the feat settling
He flipped the bail in to
ward him for a firm group with his.
in one‘ extra step
pivoted while he'tbrbw so straight and
true toward tho plate that it would
have been 191151 for Aléxhndo'r to lent-c
that station." Lewis followed this sen‘
rational oafch by one almost as '
meritorious. a rattling c'atch of a line
drive from Cravafh that looked a sure
Willi this robbery o! Cravath died
Philadelphlafs..last chance. After the
third -no"-alie'.n foot touched the hint
station. “Edouard seemed to improve
‘ in skill with every succeeding. toss,'
“He alone predominated every situa-'
‘1 tlon '
01 lilllll iiitiild‘
third inning'
Burns singled. Alexander hunted and
was safe when Hohlltzell‘ dropped
throw. Stock advanced
both with a sacrifice, Gardner to. Hob '
Bancroft's single to centm ..
scored Burns with the only Quaker
- run, Speaker’s throw. holding filler to, ' '
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Men’ s 511 Neckwear at 271:
Fine Silk Follt- ill-Hands; 11131111 1511 31111 lugs,"
and hundrafilmof beautiful newopattcrns to ac—
lcct from; regular 5'01: Tics—.- .
Thrift Day Special at 27c
Women 3 25¢ Hosiery at l2‘4c
Good Cotton Hose; full fashioned, split feet
double solerhcel and toe a regular 25c vaiucw.
..w 5.. we Dawn 12.178C pair . .
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Women ‘s,50c Underwear a13‘lc
Derby Ribbed White Vests and Pants 1n just
the right weight for Fallz1ests' high or low
. neck, short sleeves or sleeveless; pants knee
or ankle length; regular 50c undo rweara—
Thrift. Day Specidl at 31c
Children‘s 25c Underfloor at We
Fleece Lined Vests and Pants 111 11 hite only;
all sizes for children; good 25c garments——
Thrift Day Special at 17c
Men' 8 250 1111111611 at 16c
Made of the popular "fibre silk;‘ full scam-
less. double sole. heel and toe: in black and
colors. You always pay '25: for this grade
hose— ‘ ‘
Thrift Day :SpeCialr 16c pair
91 Night Gowns at 64c
Women’s Night Gowns ot nainSook with
yokes of Val lace and embroidered organdie;
full length regular $111111.) gowns~ _.
Thrift Day Special 64c
Muslin Drawers 3119c
Women’ 5 Drawers. made of good quality mus- . N
‘lin, with embroidery or hemstitched tucked
ruffles; regular 29c and 25c valuc—
. Thrift Day Special at 19c
15c Ribbons, 9c yd
1,5,00 sard's of plain Taiicta- fancy warp prints
and dotted gauze ribbon, 3 and 3 1-2 inches
uncle, 111 all good shades; 15c value.
Thrift Day Special at no yd
951: and 19c Handkerchiefs 9c
1,001) \Vomen‘s Fine \iull Handkerchiefs, in. . '
assorted embroidered designs; regularly sold '-
: $125 he“
at 15c and 19¢ each——
Thrift Day Special at 9c each
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501: Bar Pins, l2/zc
1,500 Fancy Bar Pins, assorted styles and"
eiZes.- set with white and colbred stones and
.' cameo effects; values up to 50c each— .
. Thrift; Day ipecial at; 12 mm , '
251: Back Combs, 15c
1,000 pieces of Women’s Shell Back Combsa '
Side Combs and Barrettes, all shell and demi-
7‘ 4 shell effects, regularly 251: each—
Thrift Day Special at 15¢ each
9L9!) Leather Bags. 69c
Women’s Leather Bags of extra good quality,
MAI/V. ELM 81 MIDDLE S 1'13.
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Wednesday 1s Thrift Daf‘
Come and Buy Seasonabie Goods.
and Save Money.
Thrift Day is an occasion of remarkable economies. Every department in
the store brings to the front its best endeavor to serve customers in an especial
It means wonderful savings on things of present need -- wonderful
savings on goods that you are planning to buy now, and which you may buy
here on Wednesday at greatly reduced prices. Thrift Day, therefore, is an
event which you cannot afford to pass up.
,_ Thn'ft means economy combined with good management.
new, fresh merchandise from manufacturers and wholesale boogie: has made
Possible this 1191ch array of special offerings tomorrow. Thrift ‘on your part ,
will be manifested in taking advantage of the opportunit'l'e'e to saw.
All of the goods advertised on Thrift Day—just as on every day of the
year—sue vouched for by us. 'I‘hey all bear the Dotson mark of quality, and
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.fitted with change purse regularly dollar
Thrift in buying
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Women 5 Fine Tailored Suits of chifion broad-
cloth; coats 111. new Russian blouse efect with
belt, collar trimmed with skunk opossum,
[med with Skinner Satm and i11tcrli1'1ed;plai11
flare skirt 11ith side plaits. 'lliese desirable
suits are shown in black, navy and African
, , , _, suits made-111p
espcually as a limit Day feature. In wom-'
en's .and 1_11isscs". sizes.
Thrift Day Special at $15. so
115. 00 CORDUROY costs i
111.99 95 "
Beautiful new models in Corduroy Coats, 45
inches long in black, navy tat1pc;.loo,se.._.bank, _ 1
belted front, convertible collar and. trimmed ‘
with buttons to match. Coats that; are goal
$1500 Values——
Thfii't Day, Special at $3.95
$15. 00 510111 coats
at 911.50“:
The newest and nobbiest Sport Coats in the‘
wanted shadow plaid effects; 36 inch lengt
belted; patch pockets. collar and cuffs of same
u1aterial;trim111cd with' novelty buttlo
$15. 00 value——
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Thrift Day Special at $11.5 ,
wool poplin, in desirable flared effecti. wit
yoke: buttons of self material. The regnla
price is $5.00—
- , Thrift Day Special at $3 ' :
9L00 Fancy Waists at 7941
Womens Waists, in new voile and organdi
effects. trimmed 'with lace and embrmdery
also in all- -over embroidery. Our regular
Thrift 11., Special at "79¢
Serges, 69c yd
A special lot of 4 inch Black French 11115113:
in! Serges, made of fine all- wool yarn; 116
$1. 25 Quality——
- Thrift Day Special at 69', 'd
Limit 5 yards to a customer. '
.12 98 vvaar 11113"
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A very special lot of fine Untrimmcd V Ev
Hats 111 the latest and best shapes—Shir;
hats, pokes, straight and rolled brim sai
Puritan models and turbans. Trimmed life
05- charge when materials are purchased!
Millinery section Hats that you alwaysuia'
$298 for“? F ‘ 15‘
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