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PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
pettied down upon the thousands of
fans gathered around scoreboards in
an sections of the city yesterday
,when Hooper raced home with me
run that gave the Boston Americans
{he third game of the world’s series.
For a moment the throngs stood as if
transfixed and then began to wend
theircway homeward in silence, ap-
parently taking the defeat of their
Idol, the “mighty" Alexander, more to
dicatt than the loss of the game. Sup-
porters of the Phillies had held that
jhe big Nebraskan would be almost in-
wincible against the Red Sox and fig-
ured that he would win all his games.

Local. fans,V despite the. fact that
the series stands two games to one in
Iavor of the VBostonlans, me Still opti-
Theypoint
.with pride to the showing made by the
National League champions in all de

partments of the game. except‘hitting I
_ and place. their confidence in either
Chalmers or RixVey to hold the hard 'V‘
“hitting Red Sox in check today,_

the same time they hope the Philliea
will find their batting eye 811,1‘61811
'l‘l t e series

Several wager! were [made Libra. first
night: at Men meney‘ on thex‘ouidome
or i'todoys game. wound» was time
‘mhaueipm 1116118) misi‘gtit’itbiwthe
final result notwithstanding the heavy
Odds 0‘97‘86‘.) LU 1 u 1 it“ .‘..'. 1

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in PEER con

Lnxmcron, ' Ky. ., ‘ Oct 12 —-The
second and aim freak Of the Grand
Circuttu trotting hieet hogan yester.
day. thifltsnther being the most ta-
yzbl ble since the opening. The fea-
lire race wad the Walnut Hall Cup

 

 

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hips were given out as follows:

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RECEIPTS 0f GAMES
llllll l0 $83,19l

BOSTON, Oct. 12.—-'l‘he official lig-

 

Attendance. 42,300.
Receipts, $83,191.
Players' share, $44,923.14.

National Commission’s share, 58,

319.10.

Each club's share, $14,974.38.
Total- for Three Games.

Attendance. 81,941.

Receipts, $186,286.

Players' share. $100,594.44.

National Commission's share, $18,

628. 60

Each club's share, $33. 531. 48.

How the Cluba stand.
W. L.P.C.
Boaton (A. L.) ...... .... 2 1 .667

Philadelphia (N. L.) 1 2 .333

WELL I000 Mill
autonomic

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LATONIAV. Kyt; out Ell—Jockey Carl
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Vtgougsevherg yesterday following an no-

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91.9"},19 the hrstirace of the 1111th
horses weigh rounding the clubs
0 jinx}; re‘ ‘Vyas a mix- -up. :lnd
two horses e n19 9: was plcke‘dwnp
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where be is repo ed to have tittto
. mum“ e was reputed
jockeys on the
Quantum traqkatduring the but several
seasons. . 1. f. “

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M—HOW To BE EFFICIENT" -
Nothing eapa the vitallty like‘kldney
trouble._ It causes bickiche. headache,

silt! Joints. m muscles. "alwayetir- '

ed" feeling", rheumatism and other
Elle: To basement you must be heal-
thy. Foley Kidney Pills otfcnshtbeu
the kidneys. help hen do their work

filtering out. from the system the

"once; which furitsbed the thirteen vita.“ wme matter that an” the my,“

gory of the season for the Pittsburgh

' owned trotter, Peter Scott. driven by
While the brown horse

fl‘om Murphy
you easily. once he got started, there
was something of a surprhe in the

first heat when the illinois stallion BOSTON' Oct 12

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eAs‘EBALL‘C rams 1'01 GO 170
PACIFIC COAST.
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muen tool: the lead at the start Ind erlcahs and 111: Philadelphia Nation;

pocket at th’d head of

and had- little trouble in winping.

"sane tarlnndfime favorite dint After “,1 58.“ “31101895 09E
in frontito amgmfinntk made todiy by the

held it to the‘enn, tanning in :30: 141113 now battling 'for the world's chum
flurpbytbeing unable to get out of" a picnslilp; will go intact; to the Pacific
theistmtch in ‘coast for a some of semen». beginning ,.

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National Comniisslon, the presidents
of the two clubs. and a represente-

cmmr..«g.e this 15 a rotten tive. of the Panama-Pacino Exposi-

cigar!”- Shopkeenerv—“Well.
eb’mplain You've only got ‘one or
theme—I‘ve got ten thousand of the
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Francisco Exposmon

‘. Wart-1"fc no limb- to to twf‘tfibol iii-‘0'" V '1 '3.

"don’t t.ion The teams will play in Chicago.

Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake City on
the way to. the coast, and also in Los
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lild Kornsanu 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 affd'adhesive plaster. Korn-
sand silpfilanted Hurry Buermeyer at
right end on the varsity, much to the
surprise of many admirers of the for.
mer soccer captain’s playing. Ken
Noble molt Brown's place at center
on the varslly ‘

Head Cbtich’ Metcalf confined the
.work to tackling and line plunging
with ‘af‘shth't period devoted to catch.
111.2"9‘111119' The backfield candidates
bnvti'blién showing splendid improve-
ment in carrying the ball, but the
coaches were not pleased with the
way most of the men caught punts.
Three (into? every fli‘e tries yeste'n
day resulted in fumbles or"i1ncertaln~
catches. if. Munroe. who was tried

out at halfback. was sent to the out
and team because he did ndt‘
cleanly. ' :11- ..

With two weeks before the epsilon
game Methalf believes he rah ream
out _a better team than Esp early con-
sass, bpd led him: to predict. 'llln
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the other. JWy,.at {topple andr
51:. W. Vommhwtnb‘ up
in a most promising way. With these
men MQMomaif-ealdrho' figured that

binatlon before St. Lawrence comes to
South Field a week item Saturday.

 

‘SANK PR‘EMDENT ARRESTED:
.BRATTLEBORO; Vin Oct. _11.--Goo.
C. Averill, who resigned as president
of the Vermont National Bank in May.
was arrested 5y Moral omcers today
on an indictment charging the making
of false entries in the books of the
bank.

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VHASBSSHIUAE Mass..Oth.12.—Cllf-
ton (b: Horne of this city, New Eng-
land ten-mile champion; yesterday won
the ten-mile milieu“ race, which was
a feature of the celebration of thee
”Whittaker”?! of numeric not;
tlemont: The time was 49 minutes,
56 seconds. Jamey 1., Benigan of Ehe
Dorch’ester £11m. was. secohd. AV pir-

 

Merrimac River in the afternoon and
fireworks were other features of the

 

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commuflxcatmle diam. sacrificed. Hint!
”ammo aha. single lute cont-01'.1
pooling Bums Tlll' as .mmp» from athlrd:i

» was monotony on Gravath- died

11 in 1011

NEW YONR, Oct. 12 .—-New York .4
. Bums singled. Alexander hunted and
waaE safe when Hoblit‘zeil dropped V
-Gardners
' .‘ both with a sacrifice. auditor to Rob-
Bancroft’s single to center *-
'Vseored fimns'with the only Quaker

that 11an an ill

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BOSTON. Oct. 12.—-Dutch Leonard.
ably handled by his manager, Carri—
gan, was confronted by oniy two ser-
ious situations yesterday. The first
was the result of Speaker‘s failure to
clutch that easy fly from Stock; first
man to face the victorious southpaw

Bancroft sacrificed, putting Stock on
third with one out. [accord held
Paskert to a puny foul that Gardner
smothered. Then. while the stands
overflowed with rapture, he fanned
the mighty ltomornn slugger. Gavvy
cravatb .- .

What seemed an error of judgment
by Larry Gardner put Leonard in bi
second and last tight ill. “on: open—
ed the» third with a clean single to
cantor. Alexander hunted. lt-seemed
that Gardner-had time'foI-m force put
anatomic buWwod- Idol] but. {its
tlmowttn. Haunt-cum“. common, ‘
ibdnfih-«Wilu.zno- excise tor tile

w.mm«ta:mnnnsmut return kept.
Heme-n third: Jack. sum wtup‘
Mob-b when! our minus

rNMWIerbmupom “it. upon
him-alt .to. Milton. that. stomps
Mint; 1' lot: i. .1 wt :1- ' ' 0 3
”Melt. clumped can»: ball and

mm Join. our. town. mung ddah‘.

never could arrive in- that Barry was
am instantaneously. but the wind
deep it did unseen) that human mus-E
cle could carry a tleldcr back to where
the twisting fly would light. Alexan-
der perishedcuat third- and Bancroft
half way. down to third. loosely await‘
ad Barry‘s race against defeat.

"Run, you fools. run!“ cried an ex-
cited Philadelphia ' writer. “Barry
hasn't one chance in a billion to make
a catch”. ”Vie

But Barry did make the catch. One
last stupendous bound as the ball

lant- second baseman elm enough to
get his fingertip: on‘ the feat settling
leather. Hammad the» Ball in ‘ to-

bar. ' hindéhndh 171'
pirated“ whlld'iie 'tlire‘w" so 's‘trttlght 'and
true towardfithe plate that it would

that station. LVewla followed this sen- V
settling; catch by, one 'Elmost as
W.,a rattling catch of a line
drive from CrVavat‘h that looked a sure
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third on oiled foot’ tenched the first
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holding play In each of the two It? ,

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one extra step '

have' been tony for Alexander to leave .

V in skill -wit‘ll~”eve'ry succeeding toss. ‘
He at he pi‘e‘dominated every situa-V

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Thrift means economy combined with good management.
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