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10St011 VV lllS Game and .. BAH PlAYfRS . u garian roo s re
island. t‘ravath up. liztll one. Strike i
tone. Bull two. Bail three, Strike two. i

1(‘ratatl1 fanned for tile second time.
Luderus up. Ball one. Foul, strike one.
Ball two. Foul. strike two. (‘ady now
watching for Boston. lietll titree. 1.111
iderus walked. Wliitttd up. Luderus
out stealing, Cadi' to Barry. Ball one.

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liNNlNGS 1 2 3 4 5 . 6 7 8 9 Total 1111111911 flied out to 51111111111. No 11111.
,— .No hit. No error]
Boston 0 1 1 0 ll 0 0‘ 2 l 5
‘1 ' 1 First Half.
‘ Hot-per up. Ball 0111. Ball two.
blitlte one. Hooper out huff to Lu-

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Phfiflles 2 0 0 2 0 0 ' 0 0 0 4jtltlu5. Stott up. Scott sent up a high

‘nne to Luderus. Speaker up. Ball one.

 

 

 

 

. gllall two. Bancroft threw out Speaker
illis-Bostons, 10, Philadelphia, 9; Errors—Bostons, 1, Philadelphia, 1 1.1 1...... 11......011 11.1.1 1. 1.11... s...“
. in!» hot shot of! the ground. No r1111 1
NA'l‘iti)NA LEAGUE PARK. Pliil- First Half. 01111, Bali' two. liall ”up? Strike two [No hit No error.
ndelphin, Oct. l:‘..~-A threat of serious Hooper lip. Hooper singled to cen- .Foul lianctoft flied out to Hooper Second Half
tiela1 011' possible postponement of theltet on tl11 titst bull pitthed. Scott up. Paskett up Strike 0m. pan one. pus 1 Ni! hull Ult- FOSlt‘I‘ I'Obbt‘d Nirhoff of

fifth game of the 11"otltis series l1ere,lScott touleti out to Ludeius, living to kert put a single Oter setond. (‘1'atath " h” “"d ””9“ him 0‘" .11 fir“ ,
today'.:11e1'1'ed only in the end to \1'l1etts111rifitc. Speaker up Speaker lorted up. Ball one. Paskert out stealing; Bums up Suike one. liztll one. l‘,oul
the appetite of more than 20,000lHooper 111 second, Luderus to Ban-,Thontas to Scott. No run. One i1it."‘“““’ tuo Burns fouled m“ ‘0 FOS‘

 

 

i'aithlul Philadelphia fans who 1-ro\1'd-'11'olt lloblitzell up. Foul. strike. one.V1N0 error. ter. itixey 1111. Bull one. Strike one.
ed into the little park to entourage Foul strike tw.o Bali one littli twoI lStrik etwo. Rixey singled to left.
111.1 1101119. team in its last 111111111 111111 11111 11111111 stieattet otit stealing. scum-H ”mum, fator'k 1111. Stock flied out to Hooper.
against {19 Red 8011' of Boston whoilsitrus 10]l.1ntr.ot't Speaket kicked on First Half. ‘No run. One hit. No error.

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Went into toduv' s contest with the the decision. No run. One hit. No Lewis up. Ball one Strike one Lew- ‘m
count of games three to one in their error. is out 011 a fly to Whittetl. Gardner up. 2 EIGHTH lNN'NG-
favor. A victory for the. visitors Second Half lilall one. Ball two Strike one. 811:1}.th rlrct H9"- 1
titennt the winning of the world's Stotk up. Bull one. Stotk was hit 111' two Bail three. Gatdner walked. Bttr- "mm" “9' Foul. strike. one F0“!

11 pitched bttl vthu l1 nipped hint on:I_\ up. Rixey showed a very wide,‘“n"“ ”'0- Game! 5(‘I I‘ttlt‘hedtut infield:
the shoulder. Bancroft up. Ball one.lcur1'e. Strike one. llall one. Foul.lm‘1 “MC“ 3‘30“ could ”0‘ field in
Strike one. Foul, strike two. Ball twoistrike 111'0. Barry forced Gardner at‘””“" ”w” “p' Foul. “ilk“ ““9 Ball
Bancroft singled to left. Stock going‘second. Stock to Nlcltot’f. Thomas up. lone. Gainer and Lewis scored on Lew-
to second: l‘nskert up. Ptlskt‘l‘i hunted ‘ Ball one. Bull two Strike one. 'i‘hom- i" home. run d'lV" ““0 ”I? right (‘90 ,
safely and the bases wete tilled. The. as flied out to thtth. No run. No ”" 1.1111111111111111" up.(1ardner m9“
Boston players made a kick on the de 3l1it. No error. 0111,10 i’nsltert Hair) up. Strike one.
vision at first which was close. t‘ra Bgcond Half lliarrv was out by the Bancroft- Luder-
11'ath up. The stands were in an up, t‘ravath up. Foul. strike one. Ball ”1" I‘Oute. t‘ady up. 13“” on? Cady
ronr. Strike 0119.. A double play foi-jone. Ball two. Rail three. Strike two inli‘d 0‘" '0 ”“9“ TWO “1““- '1‘on
lowed. Foster took Cravath's ground-“Foul. Cravath struck out. Luderus up. thlUi- N0 "NYS-

er and threw to Thomas and Stock Ludcrus scored on a home. run drttc ’ Wild Half-

was 0111. Thomas then titrgw t‘ravntlt over the right tieid fence. The crowd BMW)“ “P- 3m“ ("19-min (”‘9-
put at' hrst. Ludcr'us 1111131111 one. save him an ovation as he crossed: 8‘0” “989d 0‘“ Bancroft 1“ “m Pus-
Sttlke one. Strike two. Bancroft and Him plate. Whitted i1p.Whitt.od tlictli'k'm “P- Ball one Strike one Paskert
Pnslteil scored on Luderus' double. to out to Gardnet. Niehot‘f 11p Ball om. .ronned out to (miner Cravath uni
left center. Whitted up. Foul. strike Niehofftslngled to center It was lilsiua" 0“9- milk“ ““91 Bil" ”-0 Ball
one. Ball one Bali two Bail three. first Ml in the series. Burns up Ball ”"9“ Sim” “V0 (‘ravuth “Mk“! 1“"
Whitted flied out to Speaker. Two one Ball two. Foul strike one. Burns “"05 up 139110“? Dukci’ ran for C111
runs. ’i‘hnec hits. No error. '1 ‘ singled to right and Niehoit‘ scored. ‘0‘“ Sim” 0"“ Lilllf‘i‘wl was ill! by
when Gardner retrieving H0099“ a pitched ballT'Dugey going to second.
long throw fun) the fence made a Whitteti up. Strike one. Ball one. Fos-

championship. A victory for the Phil-
lies Instant a prolongation of hostili-
ties with tomorrow’s battle staged in
Boaton.1 3

A poor steaming; engine of the spec1
ial li‘ailil bearing the members of the.
two bail teams delayed their sched-
. uled arrival in the city from 9 o'clock
until shortly before nomi. in the
itieantimo all sorts of rutnots were
cutrent‘ of a serious accident and a
conscqupnt delay in the series The
special was routed from Boston
around lby way otfouahkcepsie. and
V was Vdililicult. to locate. Eventually.
however. word came that all was well
and that the game would start on
time. ‘

The ‘Phillies. once more in their
white. home uniforms. Were first on
implitlying field today. and got a

rousing cheer of welcome from the SECOND iNNlNG.

crowded bleachers. The local fans bo- : First Hflf' .- inld ”WOW home. Burns went toller ”"9” 0‘" Whitted at first. N° The Saint Aloyisus Society of St
lieved that Alexander would turn back Hobittzcll up. Strike on“ strike 9990M Rlxcy up Strike one. Foul, firm" N0 hit. N0 “"0“ V' ’ l i S i l whi h con-
' two. Foul. Bull one. Foul. Foul. Hobllt- 3 Josephs larist c100, c

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Cravatitl's 1.0“ hits which we!" for zell out, Ludertts to Mayer. Lewis up. jut first Two runs. Thtee hits. 01101 NINTH INNING.

1 outs on. the vast 111111-1111; 1111111 in Boa SW” 0"“ 8"" 0“ FM" “mkm° .error- 1 1.511111 Half.

.ton, would develop b'onte runs today. Ball two. Bancroft this-11 0‘“ Lewis at E ——- Becker went to right field for Phil-
Therc was every early evidence of a first. litrdner up. Gardner h“ a *lFTH INNING. tttlelphin. Foster up. Strike one.
fiercely foughtt game. The- Phillies tong three bugger to right center The . First Half. iStrikc two. Ball one. Foster struck
had their backs to the wall and intball bounced “93”” ‘0 ”"3 top of the Foster 11p. Ball one. Foster singled :out. Hooper 1111. Strike one. Strike two.

tfcnce. Six inches higher and Gardner

lover Short. Hooper; up. Ball one. Foul,
turningl the tide that set against them[would have had a home run. Barry 3strike one. Foul. strike ”.0. Ball two.
last Satturdai‘, when they began to‘“'” Strum” 0'" Ba" °“e 0’“de ”0°99” W" h“ by R pitched ball.
take the short‘end of three successive scored on Bm‘ryfl Texas Leaguer “Scott “1" Sim” 099 Foster W85 31-
2 to 1 scores. - left. Thom up. Bali one. Strike one. .most plckedoff second by Burns‘ line

Cumin“, confident. almost to the de- Thomas singled to center. Barry 30mg throw. Scott flied out to Whitted. Fos-
izrce of arrogance. said today that any to second Foster up Strike one FOB. ter and Hooper remained on ”if: bRBSV
of his It,“ string of air—tight twirlars ‘9' popped 0‘“ ‘0 Luderus. 609 run after‘the' catch: Speaker up. Strike
(mid pm, out 3 mm“, and and the Three 111111. .No em?- | one. natttwo. Foul. strike two. Ball
seriest The wise followers of the Niehot’f‘u 3:211:11: StrikeVVtwo three. Foul. Speaker was out, Rixey to
game seemed to take it for granted 1 p' . V ' Luderus, “5‘9“ going '0 third and
that Gtiorge 'Foster would be Carri- “911°“ fanned on “"99 ““9th b3“?- Hooper to second. Gainer up. Ball one.
gan's stilectioa. ‘ This little Oklahoma1Burns up. Strike one. Strike two. Foul '3‘“ two. Slrike.one. GRAIN?!" flied out

Hooper gotVa home run into the. right
center stands. it was his second
home run. Scott up. Strike. one.
Both two. Foul. Ball one. .Ball two.
Bancroft threw out Scott. Speaker up.
Strike one. Bail one. Ball’ iwo. Strike
two. Speaker struck out. but Bums
had to throw hint out at first. ‘One
.run. One hit. No error. ‘
Second Half

Niehoff up. Foul. strike one. Strike
one: Strike two. Ball one. Nichoif
fanned. Burns up. Burns was out at

Alexander they placed their hope of3

Bali one. Ball. two. Burns sent up a to Nichol! No '1?“ er
[1v run. . , er . f
speed ma 6‘ pitched a wonderful high one to Gardner. Mayer up. Strike error . One h“. N° first. Gum unassisted 1‘ up e‘y,. Daniel Toomey.’ Thomas Skidd,
game llist Saturday eventually win- one B one Foul 8mm tw‘o Foul Kililfet; batted for Rtxey. Scott threw Robert Skidd Thomas “man James
ning it lvith his own timely wallops. ' ' “ ' ' ' ' ' 899°“ H9" ‘ 01" Kitllfer at"iirst. N0 run. N0 hll- - ' ’ 7
Stock up Ga ner threw om . Laughm, James Mockiqr. William

Mayer fanned. No runs. No hits. No
error. ‘

. The box occupied last Saturday N_0 error.

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President Wilson was decorated iodaz'
for Govprnor Brumbaughfof Pennsyl- THIRD lNNING

vania. ‘
1 1 ‘ ' First Half. Scott's head Packet-t u ‘
. . .. p. Ball one.
“‘9 “Wing field may was “Eh" Hooper 11111- Strike 01‘9- 331110“: Paskcrt flied out to Speaker. 011111111111

31.35;”, t;f9;r:::l‘:: 311??? 0‘19 in Bali two. 116611111 got 3V home 9““ into up; Strike one. Ball one. Bancroft 11111
sped film it in a way that :6: balls the’ center field bleachers. Scott up: stealing. Thomas to Scott. No in“
lite 111111111111111\w011111 have Vtn Meat“ Funk-strike one' Strike two. Bail, one. One hit. No errors.. ' "
1111111111 t ° 9 0“ Ball two. 131111 three Scott flied out to ' ' ,
1 cos all the ti e. The Philly Paske'rt Speaker up. Ball one. Ball
11.111111111111111 tini‘er titan- ever after two “’9' Speaker 111111 a bot single to
inlay Bl. Braves Plaid. but the night. on the BBStOn‘B -gmuna§ it
would have been a. titres—base bit or a
11111111. run: Boston's 1.1111111; was too
much for myer and. Datum Ludertis
replaced 111111 1113111119 imitating:-
1111mm nfimtzett ' 1111113111111 (1311
tier batted in pilic o! 11111111111111 ‘ .
will play first base for the Visitdifs‘
Gainer 1111.91ch one. Sit-lira two.
0119 Bull two. A 11111111111 Fulfill! _ “
Bancroft fool: Gainer-’11 ‘
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Gardner made a bad throw, but Gainer
made a nice' pick up. Bancroft up.
Strike one. Bancroft put a single over

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Police headquarters have been rioti-
,fled that a gum gambling machine ll
the center of much interest among
young people ln‘a downtown candy
store. The: proprietor 111111 beenwarir
ed. it is said, on anumber of 96cm-
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SIXTH iNNiNG.
. Fig}: Half.
Lewis i1p.Ball ope. Lewis out at
first, Bancroft to Luderus. Gardner
up Foul, antiseptic. Ball one Strike
two. Ball tw9;Foul.Gttrdne1-Houled

nont/ horseshoe '1“ ”’9‘ out? 19 31111111. Barry up. 111.1111. strike

edited to Alex-pile: 11y 11111111111111;

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dropping of a cent in tbe~mncbiae is
at times likely. to 111111112111 a tint-torts
, Wop 51111111 91111.33,“ one worth of merchandise this; shared;-
M8119! threw out‘ F99“? at' [ix-gt No it is said 1111': playing 11.111111111111111.

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Americans Created by 1,000.
Rooters on Arrival' in Philadelphia ‘
Early Today

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ill. —Both the[
Philadlphia Nationals and the Boston!
Americans, contestants for the base-1
ball championship of the world,~1v!ere

'thcir arrival here today from “051011. i
A thousand or more rooters. who had
accompanied the teams to the 1111161;
suchusets capital after the first t1\'o3

'games of the 1v'orld‘ s series here last,

week, were in the. same train. as 11 cm
also several ticket speculators (Milli
many other catnpfollowars.

The faithful followers of the Phil-
llies still wer coptimistic in spite of
[the three defeats suffered by their!
'fuvoritcs. whlia the royal motors and

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stats of members ranging from 6 to
12 years, gave a party yesterday in
celebration of Columbus Day. it was
held in the basement of the school.
and was under the directlon‘of the
Sisters of thbschool. A fine spread
was laid. and all enjoyed the good
things which had been provided for
them. The. menu consisted of ice
cream. cake. oranges, bananas,
grapes and candles. A peanut hunt,
which caused much enjoyment. and
for which prizes were given, was won
by John Hogan and Padlion Flurey.
Among the boys present were:

John Hogan, William Hogan, Padl~
lon Fluery, Edgar. Fluery.’ Anthony
Kovalick, Frank Kobaioclt. Joseph
Smith, VEdward Haybs, Vincent Rey-
noid‘s. Vincent O'Brien. Joseph Toom

Mocklcr, Francis Larmore, Lawrence
Larmore, Mark Donahue, Henry Dou
lens, James Kelley, Carl McClough-
nan, William Flynn, Charles Flynn,
Eugene Leavet, Ralph LeaV‘et, Henry
Nichols. Francis Raymond. Kenneth
Newman, Edward Becge’c. William
Sullivan, 1112111111111 Morris, Howard.

ovan, Ray Got-man. Jack O’Connell,
William O'R'e‘lly. John Murphy,. Car-
mind Cavaitodftjrank (invalid. James
Mentally. James Gitlotto. Robert Wil
1111111. nines sulltlvtin.P11ui 1.1111111, Fred
Bella. Ben Ricoi‘o. George Williamson,

 

511.1111,qu admitted yesbel'dny. with
upholding“. _, .

.bea Bertha Blues, of High street,
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given an enthusiastic reception upon“

 

Making Attack on Serbian

Flank Near the Border

Greece Keeps Up Plan of Armed Neutra-
lity, and is Not Likely to Come to the ’
Aid of Serbia-wTeutonic Advance South
of the Danube is Continuing—Turks
Report Minor Losses—British Cabinet
is Against Conscriptioan. Delcassc

Resigns from the French Cabinet

 

 

 

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CilillMllllS DAY
ABSERVANCE

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South Norwalk Council Members.
Enjoy a Smoker and Entertain-
ment of Hitch Merit

MAMl SPEECHES MADE
0M Gilllll 0i llll Milli

Fine 111111 Provided by lecturer
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South Norwalk Council, No. 12132.1(.
01' (3., celebrated Columbus Day, by
giving a. smoker, and entertainment in
their rooms last evening for the mem-
bers only. it proved to be a most en-
joyable affair. and a large crowd turn-
ed out. to bolp to do honor to Chris-
topher Columbus. after whom the Or
der is named. Grand Knight Edwltrd 1.
Hayes appointed for the new year Dav-
id P. Hogan as lecturer and he proved
a good choice as a fine menu had been'
prepared. as well as entertainment by
him. \

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The United Hatters of North Am-
erica have died two bonds of $250
each, in the actions padding in the
United States court by D. E. Loewe
8: 00. against the Union Savings
Bank of Danbury and the Savings
Bank of Danbui'y. When 11111 original
action by D. E. Loewe & Co. against
members of the United Blotters was
filed in the United States court. bank
accounts oli‘the members, who Were
made defendants in the suit, ware
attached. The United Hatters claim
ed to be entitled to these deposits by
assignment. After Di 13110ch 1: Co.
obtained Judgment against the batters
demand was made on the banks to pay

 

 

 

over the money on deposits of certain,

members and the 1111111111 refused be-
cause of the claim of thé 1111111111 Hat
tors. Then suit was'brought against
the banks.

The limited Hitters bf North Am

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,erica have recently been 11111111111 parties
to the 111111. The put-pope 01-11111

11111111 is to sécure the banks from the
payrdcnt of costs, should the court

-‘- oventualiy bold against. them. in other

words. that D. E. Loewe ‘& 00.31% on-
tiled in tbcumoney on deposit and
which the bauka'refuahtl it» pay over

 

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It is officially announced flat
lBulgaria has declared war In
| Berbia. Already Bulgarian tom
f.have advanced to the attack of
i the Serbian flank Naysfi royals
1 ing the progress of
‘on the Bulgarian- -Serbian bank:
was lacking this forenoon.
Greece maintaining her atti-
tad: of a med neutrality Athens
advices stated that tab: 6113*

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1 govcrment does not consider the ‘V

1 existing situation a puroly Baku"
aliair, and that therefore Grccoé
is not bound by her treaty wifll
Serbia to come to the latter's aid
in resisting the present Bulgail'lll.
attack.

The Teutonic advance Southd
‘the Danube is admittedly pm-
; grossing although apparmfly
,with no great speed. The Scr-
‘ bians assert that the attaclsm

eSavc front are being re-
.pulsed despite the use of thew
heaviest artillery by the Teutonl.

From the Dardanelles the ocdy

recent reports are front. the flir- r "
kish side. recounting minor slic—

' CC‘SSCS.

A definite decision for or

against conscription in am
Britain may be made at tout.
meeting of the British Cabjut.

Announcement comes of 7*:
iresignation of M. Delcasse but

the Ministry of Foreign Aim}
gin the French Cabinet. M. 1M5-

casse has been in bad health fit

some time—a fact that has tour-

casioned some embarrassment”,
the Allies.‘

British submarines are ina‘kifl
inroads upon German commerce
in the Baltic. Five steamers Me
been sunk within the past dnyidt
two, the latest reported beinglfin
Walter Lconhardt. of 1,261”.

GERMAN STEAMSHIP V1,
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COPENHAGEN Oct. 13,9111.
London. 12 2.2 p. nit-An

1(1crman steamship has been dud,
ltrov ed as a result of the B ' '
‘submarinc campaign in the tit-‘1
tic undertaken to prevent Gt
many from receiving sup ,. ..
front Scandinavia. The. Ge '3
steamer Walter Leonhardt 17‘,
tons' gross, was blown up and
sunk 111 the Baltic yesterday”, 1
a British submarine after 1b“:
crew had been permitted to take.
to the small boats.

TREATY VIOLME;
P.11\RlS Oct. 13, 5 :49 21.111.
Thc~Athcns correspondent of
h-iatin says he has learned from
a diplomatic source that th‘é‘ScP‘r
_l)i n gtwcrnmcnt, having rai‘
at Athens the question of Goa
being called upon to giv
support Under the terms ci-
treaty of alliance, the Greek
ernment replied that the p
aggressive action of Bulga
not a purely Balkan - ch
and therefore did not come 13
the prOvisions of the G cc!)
bian treaty.
GERMANS’ ATTACKS
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PARIS. Oct;13 2: 33 p
The Germans last cvetil
tacked the. French position
51111111112. according to the;
.tiounce‘thenb- made this after
by the French War Office"
iwerc/evcrywhere repulsed
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