Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 30, 1916 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 

 

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I.l.l MIMI

new m Boot. tie—mm
of the Auction Leanne peanut. the
Boston Red So: can now spend the ro
mininggtow days of tho WMND
season gaming itw the classic series
losinrtwtthinnwook. Bostonhasso-
I'nr intrenobod iteoii. that only one
more victory will leave the club where
it cannot be ousted hum first place.
Two victories will clinch the dog for

flood.

lost.

The ChloegoWhite Sox are still in
the built but with faulty ammunition
and poor sights. Their chances are
practically negligible. as the Red Sox
need: only two victories in their next
four games to dispose of the Windy
City casualties. Should Chicago win
its remaining pair 01 double headers
with Cleveland it will finish the seat

“1“ with 9d games was and M lost.
M. for Flog via.

Tounnko tile seem worthless Dos.
ion needs only to win two games out
of fur, as with this success it with
if
Boston wins only one more game Chi
csgolcouid, tie fer the pennant, mak-
ing (a pluolooatost necessary. How-
ever}; since Benton nests Philadelphia
in three mee‘aftsv contesting today

finish with 911 won and 63‘ lost.

wit.hthe Yankees it is unlikely theta

playoff will be necessary. The stand-

_lng: To It
- w. l... m. Played
(notion .._.'.,.....oe oi sense ‘4 -
Chicago ..fifi 6| .8738! :4
Detroit u...“ I .5“?! I

Notwithstanding John.

light How? Buoy.

all straight new to the Braves. John
. could leadihb Giants tothofrontrank He insists "m the was on
by winning his six reinslntng met his protege. Johnny Dundee: another
The Phillies then would have won I. Imm- at “l. “film!" titlo. 300"
gamer asd.loat 6: while the Giants tIy advances a good argumt imbie
your}; win 90 and lose only 62. stchullrnge to Welsh on behalf of

plel
Meow Have Chem

And the George Stalllnga' Buy” but that the Scotchwop is entitled

have a chance_ mum! Well. if 'eIIto box Welsh. m lb lb. real con~

Should the Braves tackle the

Giants below the knees, stop the win-
I ride two years ago after Dundee

must.

:ning streak and start one of their
they could still win-eight game
» row. That would end the season
them with 92 games won and 6010s

The Phillies could still. win: its- two
from Brooklyn and be out of the rum

ning. as six deefats by Boston would
leave the Phlls hanging ham” with" motor. associated with Jim Cofiroth

90 won and 63 lost; During this reveeriin the Tia Juana enterprise. would
sai Li. term the Giants must he gicbldo better if. he arranged a twenty-‘
,ing the tar out of their Fintbush oous-‘ ”0“” “‘99th between Welsh and
ins, as Brooklanwomd need to loselDundec at the Mexican race course
‘ four cl its sis’ remaining games to let

the Biases sneakini.

Pcstpoesments caused by the rain
of yesterday modo'littlo dilerenee ml
the lesding Dodgers and Phils as far
as pennant chances are concerned.
but if it rains again. today. and the all hands 3“ “9 “d t“. Wee if hell‘auikes did no great datum to‘Ithfi
last games of the series are called all,
it may interfere considerably with the
ambitions of Moran and Robinson.

The standing: To Be

Brooklyn ......9s:~ son was 3
Philadelphia ...es 57 sonar '3
onion .. .ee- soreness: us
New York ....sa or arms "e-

..JPhiiadeiphls has one game which

”New York‘snd Boston have two

games which unset be played on'. I

 

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I'LENGE.

Younr‘Wnlte'i' Oddy. of Greenwich.
will be seen in action with Jimmy
m K.- lelng 0! Long island City,
118 lbs. Irimoido m has boxed the

‘ of tons. nouns K. 0. Brown,
heat-h mais- mum. at Brown
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By. delenting the Yankees yesterday
the Red Sea were far enough in front
to mks it impossible for Detroit to
notch up. Should-the Tigers win their
remaining two games the best Ithey
loan do will be 88 won and 66 lost. Bil-
lon can lose all its remaining four
games its finish with 80 won and 66

_ Mcarew's
willingness to resign: his pennant
chances, the Giants are still in, the.
- Bhos'ld‘the Pail-II
. lies twice defeat W inky {old

then break two or three legs jump -

through and' roll over. while losing

mus tun mu

Yale vs. Carr‘s-hm. n He'll!
yon. _
Harvard vs. Bates at Cambridge.
Princeton vo. Holy Cross at Worces-
m. .: wee
Peonsylvanz. vs. Wat virginia at

I Philadelphia.

Dartmouth vs. Boston College at
Hanrver.

Army vs Lebanu.Valley at West
Point.
Nev,» vs. Dickinson at Annapolis.
Fordhsin vs. Lafayette at Mon

Wsshingtcnund Jeleraon vs. Gen-
evs at Washington.

Colgate vs. Susquehanna at Hamil-
ton . ’ ” -
Union vs. Middiebury at Schenec-
lady.

Brown vs. Rhode Island at Provi-

de .
&sine vs. New Hampshire nl. Omno.
Trinity vs. Norwich at Hartford.
Rutgers vs. Villanova at New Bruns-

wick. . "in ii
Penn State vs. Westniinster at State
College.

Lchigh V! Unions. Ill South Bethlo
host.
I“ Hamilton vs. commas at Clin-
ion,

Bowdois vs. M McKinley at'
Brunswick. , ‘ ’

But knell vs. All!!!“ st Rushing

Wesleyan vs. Connecticut IAgIglIu at
Middletown.

Williams vs. Roussehor Pay at Wil-
llamstown.

Georgia Tech vs. 1|.ch at Atlanta.

bikhigsn Agglos vs.‘ mm: at East
Lansing w

Noire Dame vs. anoint thr'e'IDomc.

Washington. and hoe, remand-ssh-
Macon at neonate. ‘

consumerism-ssh student-us.

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NEW HAVEN. Sept. lit—Young Mc-
Auliito. of Bridgeport. clearly out-
pointetnlddy Faulkoa. the Waterbury
colored. featherweight, in. theJnoturo
bout pl 15 rounds ate-ed under the dl~
motiomof the National Athletic Club
at thovArena. lost “It. Wis
earned.th in every round with the
exception of the lifth, when ill color-
rd rivoi modernism rally and car-
ried the MN to the when".

Only the rennrksblo gen-coo of
Pauline enabled» his tone the en-
tire route. in the second round’tho
crowd was tnken by sung-loo when It:
Auilll'c shot a volley c-l rights and
[cite to Falkes' body that sent the
latter down for s referee's count of
three. l-‘aulkes. in apparent distress.
rose' to his foot and was greeted by
another idealistic 0! lion. “some
the round clcudJ‘auikes had made
connections with the canvas eight
times. MeAuliIo. in his overunioty

lo thewoocs and deliberately threw.
his somewhat lighter oppnootiii Ill.
floor I)
The poor showing of FaulkIeo lul- eI
big surprise. Only once ortwiee dur-

*Ml‘“ let

to lend a hoqektatt. rushed Mine -.

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ladi- twin—hint. low

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NEW HAVEN. Sent. sa—Thc hot
wave. BWI'II. m all N"
York strike orrjtho war in lesion. or
al 1W wore respolflible for a
ragged tents-inmate- at Yale yon»
torday afternou. Head Coach TodI
Jones switched back tho regulars into

D

I“ I ' I ' I 'Il” ”"1 ""5 to com “‘- Thirty- isntlc fleet this fall. the Army and

More and Jeep-s. “tumbler
Homelw Potentially the strong
eel Jones canmomnandoorior leading
the attack at present. has not been
enough together to workouotbly.»
yestcrdey's failure to harmoalsotonln
effort indies“ more. olibmh
pflyi“ Wily brilliant. individ
uni. football. has yells lawn con-sh
prunioo to work to tho lndl-r I‘M
tags with the restmi the Wm-
'1'th loci; of reserve material has

 

ing the bout did he display that old«
time form that has made him a “,"I
ror in the featherweight division. ifs-m
ually mt on his foot. Fauikee last
night displayed a brand of slowdoot-
ednesn which is seldom seen by a box-
as oi his? weight. 7m: [pinched also
looked steam while he had no m

 

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him

IOltl Soot blontfofll is camplm on
the trail or Champion Freddie Welsh;

 

 

 

 

w. I... no. IPtayed:
[ville won from Toledo yesterday and

» Ison. all with Toledo. it still will have

Dundee.
. To be candid. there is no question

tender, not Charley White. They put
the lights out« in the New Orleans

floored White. When Charley was
ady to get up" having fully recov-
ered: from- a kick on the ‘isw.
the electrician discovered the suppoeo
edtrcubio. and putt on the guns.
Baron Long. the Los Angeles pro-

instoad of trying. to make White
light. ninetymlns. rounds. or some
thing like that. against the cham-
pion They won’t draw flies—White
and Welsh.

I Dundee is the card. and he'll make
can get .Wolsir- league to box him
if the Baron clinches this match he'll
be labeled the best fight promoter
extant.

 

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LOUISVILLE. Ky“ Sept. 30.-—Louln-

clinched the American Association
peasant. It.tiastoein.lceae..tha.bhreo

 
 

‘ _. ‘eprsJoediriglt' aisle which proved a

:blo punishment in this round; hestuck

. the ten-round semisfinsi‘ by Jimmy

RAG. WON BY LOUISVI LLEI

through the boot the fans marvoiiod
at his wonderful skull-“W
‘eifterztiietgetowu assets-M ICI-
ond.round. hukeoicotlbl .Iofa

great'hnlollcom

Metallic. in-the-b‘est ofrccndititin.
was master of'tho situation through
out. At inflating- the Bridgeporter-
was far superior, while he always had
the better of the argument when
Faulkes saw iii. to swap bundles. lic-
Aulllft- had several good opportuni-
ties i‘o‘putv holler» away buttwhen
the metal second came .-he got m
anxious and excited, many; “I file’-
swlugo‘ going wildly. .

From tho second round until;thoII
eleventh McAuiille piled- up many
points on his opponent. in the elev-
enth McAuliil’e dropped Faulkoa to
the mat with a hard right tO‘the
stomach. followed by a right to the
Jew. Faulkes lost no time and sprang
to his resist the count of two. Despite
the fact that Fanikes took considem

it out. His phenomenal recuperative
powers held him in good stead until
the end. I

Fsuikes was a badly-beaten boy.
His left eye was closed early in the
light, while he suinnitted to great
punishment on he body. An old out
over McAuliire's right eye wasopetnod
learly in the. tight. Beyond

Bridgeporter
Hurry Williams, bog-fat. and' ions
condition to box, was outpoin’tod' in'

Feseno. the walloplng wop. Mano
knocked down Williams for a Icoulit
61' right in the sixth round, but the
latter cunnbsokweii and did demon
'worr in: tho closing rounds. Fondue.
however; had‘ packed up so many

 

remaining scheduled mes oi the sea-'

a. lead over W the nearest

hastens».
Wig; to: date, the won 100

games nnd’icsitoi. Mat is those
rennin;- would bringfifi looses up
to B? and nuke its percentage .lisii.
Should indiannpolhwtn all of its re—
mainingm ms with Columbus it
would give iii-tel“ “percentage of
.592 for it gmwcnread 68 lost.I
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’ hbiihflafroin the fans»
MIMI was well: condmted and

was molly entitled to thedeclsloo.

first: the match had been made with-
out his motion, and he challenged
li‘assne to .8 return bout which tile
inter-mated. ’ . .

Prank Brindisi'end Sammy Pool
necked up in a whirlwind. host in
the preliminary e_ve'st.= the: .fcrmsr
getting; mascot-ins; not: hoys~fought
toe to tbostbnoudreot and received In

.'

shown itself in the peer Mm
newly Ween”. '
more: Jen Wm dad 31"
bun, eaebci Varsity lunch. ‘0
idit throng??? mi ”1"“
duflnl tlioIlIh llilliilIol' m (drill-1:.
in; II: ore absent ‘
1"“? Wit two lace. "30d
Mummy-scrub lad“-

pimus‘defeau to cope with licAnl-I

I lfls'c stinging rights to the bodyI.’ Alumni-raisin
‘oven term mill. §illflhw

mks in. the earlier rounds that he .

arm the boat Williams announced'

During the second half. unsche-
lulclllnsoli. hostile and Waith were
pm the nuke-id. unna- Dr
Rorhe is the ninth Wale! on
quarterback on vault» Kl! field

 
 
 

Wan Nos m0. Potter and
Robin-code. sideihon.
Joseomaltlttmlght thilds boob
hold was not d dad for the Cornell.
Tech. bout. w opens Yale's nobod-
uio tone-vow. Neville and. Weite
haw; won-e. smoothly in the tint
atrial backfield combination and me!
be started no human... .

 

M.

stamps hint-es. onetof‘ the best left-
hamlocss ci. reoontyeorn. Of late ~his

his instill: m ho has allowed but
three remand-Increment hits.
Selim. startedthe Giants on their
record-breaking. run .of victories by
beating Brooklyn i to 1. on Septem-
ber 7. eiicwintbut two hits: on Sep-
tember imhew blanked z thoaneds, giving
three hits. moments winningd‘to 0.
lie hung up anothershutout on Sep-
tember 18', beating the Pirates. 2' to
0. and holdingcsilahnn's men to two
hits, and became right back. and

on tut: m'.and.yieided' isevon
hits.\

The IlOulsvilloi kid? water.- tlm can.
(limeli- ln till flatmathe M
headers on loan Bentley. winning. 1 to

down with two-hits.- it waetthle game
victories. m hem-exone-

nit gm
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The hon workoi Ferdinand Schnpp I

pilchlng has been sensational and in I

beat the Cubs. i will ouoSoptetnberr
1!!sz Schmi.ytnn;vunonmilysgeoerooe3
Gaunt-bandage 6: no.6; Sheldlin.

0, and letting the nmmm onifit‘
that; tledv the reoovdifom nonnative.

’tllOr Braves... MI

lllfit l W fill

Will ---
luv-aw
”some the
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NH To“. sent. 3L~Tblrty fur.
cars. the largest held over sent oil in'

nseot daring and export realmdrivors
oi the world, will Mover the atom-
isg line at the Sbeepsinod' 3318M
way at" 2:80am sfternoon in' a« rose
for the Antor‘ Cup and "5.0.0
money.

nary thi.iy-two cars would be permits
led to enter the race. but the trunk-is
so broad and safe that the ante racing
authorities have given permi'ssitnr fer

seven entries were received by the
Speedway Carporsuon. but three cars
already have been put out of the run-'
relax by mishaps.

never: have qualified by roaring around
tb banked oval at better than to
piles an hour. Seven more, including
Ralph De Paints. will qualify this
mrring at the Speedway in t'yie to

ternoon.
Expect Record Breaking. ,
The Astor Cup race of last year. a
record emailing contest. in which Gli'
Anderson; in a Sluts, reeled off 350

eclipsed by the affair today. In the
opinion of'tho rose exports.
Those ,Wbo Qualified.
Th who have qualified and the
spend my made is as follows:

geotI.Rcstn.111t Mormr. Pullen. 101:

Iimoli. idehat"‘h:l. 101me
Dom 1M; Hooiiins Spotlall “was.
Imidi; Premier. Lewis. 10!; W Spe-
cial. Gable. it“; w Henderson.
[It Premier. Calvin. a!” Deueen-
her" Millford, 102: Pom. Wllcok,
162: Deluge. he Cain. mi Merce'.
Ruolutall. 101; Crewftld. 8mm.
Klqn. 98; Crau lord Special. Mom.
W‘ Crawford Special. Cum. ”:
Delano, Devigne. 90: Adkins Special.

mill. Rewiena. 94: ON; Dirt: 9':
Km. Super Six. Vail. 92: Rglr-W
old. leyor. or: Open. m I:

whims
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Ono of'tho beet-teatureercfitodoyis
game from the point- or view ot—‘tho
spectators will be the numbering-oft
the Yale players. A few of thei
bills have not yet received limit

 

numbers but all the men who area
all likely to be on the lipid will he

test this afternoon.
numbersz.‘
Black 1. Zenner. 2: Carter. 3;

Neon, 8; Callahan. 9: Vorys. 10:

insom. , 81;. Stewart. 18; Neville. 28;

Porter. thou-reeds.

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WT MARTINI To BOX AT

tlll expectsw ash-rd tussle its. the
Broodfir‘m Dish» W and
deal mateMeweighti has a deaf

mutt inseam}: F. W.
when he was ukodiihllartin would

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events.

I Tomorrow unseen. at an:

is in ancsuition. The sharp. melanin-insane stomp;

will dies! in the outlines-vol

-mm' and season between these twa teams, Iet
Pork: Wendnu‘tolNev.‘ m YOiiK. Sept. 9.41m” Duf
rolled and Ifiaven, who the week belch iaohdo- iy. the promising West Side light-
II “ .“1 don‘t tested “Reunite, wllilbo mus weight. gained some prestige at the
amethutm W a men in: for new Canaan. wills lit-w pimple A. can mt by knocking

Amusement

M will unboil Niobium”

 

sum HAITI

.d

e speedway contest. driven by the

Originally H W MO“ um.hsvc entered forIthe matches and

Of the remaining thirtyfour, twonty-‘
enter in the 250 mile grind in the sf-I
miles at 102.130 miles per hour, will be'I

Sunbeam. (‘ hiistisem. 115 miles per
hour: Sunbeam. Chevrolet. 115‘; Peu-'

Adam :3. 9‘! numbers. Milton. ill;
- Decorators. Baum 9‘1""- Mb '

been. assigned them when the game
starts. The following numbers which
were handed outlast night. can be‘
clipped by those who doaire-and’ueed
lor- reference during the initial‘con-
Players and

C: vestcoday- defeated Mr.

.2. n; South, 11; Gates.11: umiey.
is: cumin. 14;- Comerrord. as; n.
r. Smith. is; Amos.1‘l:. Men;
in more. 19; Junction. nirnutch:

wm.‘ui.nomu. :5; Lemmas:

A large number of Nor-walk people 54.

. Iare in new ms and Sheepshsnd 3w!
WWGGW;WWIW flit Grill-Bum Milt. M ol Boston. and. bird.
NEIw your. Best. doe-Silent hisr- double hgder. and the All»: CID Barger-Waiisoh. of Newport, defeated

 

 
 
 

 

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WASHINGTON. Sept 29. —Arrenge
Items for the National Rifle matches
Iwhich begin at Jacksonville. Fla. Oct.
11. virtually were completed yester-
day by Colonel Samuel W. Miller. es-
eeutive officer of the event, and his
side. F. H. Phillips, secretary of the
National Rifle Association. Forty
team. from National Guard organisa-
tions. the Marine Corps and civilian
rifle clubs throughout the country.

 

i

mnnyothers have announced their in-
tention to do so. Because of the ill"
gustion on the MsxicanIborder and the
pressure of work outlined for the At-

Navy are not expected to have their
Itearns participate this year.

The War Department has authorinv
Ied Major-General Wood. commanding
the Department of the East, to select
1300 men from the Coast Artillery ser-
vice for range duty in connection with
the meet. A similar number 0! mo.
rines already has been dnignetod by
Secretary Daniels. Mr. Phillips said
in total of 1.600 men would partici-
pate in the match. The number 0!
entrants from civilian clubs. he said,
had been surprisingly large and
would comprise about half tho teams
Icompeting.

Eight hundred thousand rounds of
ammunition. few hundred rifles, and
a large quantity of quartet-motor supu

are now on the way to Jacksonville.

 

 

sass PARKING space
IMEAR‘THE vets'sowc
new HAVEN. Sept. so: «so: the
benefit In! unit?“ "'0 ”RI“ to the «”9

ball games in automobiles, “3.310

Athletic Association is conducting a
free parking field with an adequate
rorcc ofgunrds sud wlloelr'f. This
field is in close proximity to tho Bowl
and may be reached by going directly
out Chapel street to Central avenue.

nous signs have been put up, so that
there will be no diillculty in finding the
pork.

Autosnoblios willhe parked in such
15 way as. to facilitate the easy. do.

lion 01 all those who come to theme
in automobiles. in order to [In the
parking space a success. Auto driv-
ers whov persist in going out Derby.

annoyed by inadequate facilities and
look of protection;

-I._——-———-.

MOLLA BJU RBTEDT
PLAYS IN’ FlNAtS

Haws. tennis champions. Miss Molie
Binretedt. of Norway. and it. Nerris
Williams. 2nd. of Boston. will” face
easieothor across the net today in the
iinel round: of the mixed doubles st
thrones tennis t ment of the
L'ongwood Cricket . b as a result of
their. play yesterday. Paired with H.
C." Johnson..ci. Boston. Miss Bjurstedt
and Mrs.
George Wiabtman. of Boston. 6-3. 8-4.
Mrs Mghtinnn. who, as Miss Hegel
Hotchklss. of California, won the us‘
clonal woman's title a few years ago,
scorwms Wing. her. side
but. tired. under.“ the fast» pooeset. by.
Mia; .Blurstedt. .

‘wmtam and: Missf'meonorr m
Seam oi Bootgmdoientedihmo Edith
notch and. 8. (1.. Server. ot’Beetcn. in
the other half 0! the semi-finals. M,

 

 

 

Intlieflnnleoffllodonblfl; M

lilies Ration hone. of Boston. and
Ill: inmlilssell. New: York; up“.

“M
DUFFY STOPS HORREOT.

Frankie Forrest. of Cellini-nu, in
'filth, tours of a scheduled ton-
. boot; Mills dve rounds

“Eadie hit J39”

piles and other equipment have boom.
issued by the War Department and I

I

and then turning to the lei’t. Canopies I
porters» cc every- machine. However. 1

it is necessary to have the coopore. 1

avenue will dud themselves very much ‘1

BOSTON, Sept. 30.—Two national ‘

li'i‘l time.

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Games Yesterday.
Now Yo:k, 1: Boston, 0‘
llillil. lain).
Brooklyn. 0; Philadelphia. 0 (
Mucous} rain).
PittshrghCineinnati (rail).

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W. L. .

illrodiyn ............. 99 68;
Philadelphia .......... 88 51
............... Id: 0

New York ............ at or
Pittsburgh ............ 66 so
Cflcago ......... .. ..“. 81‘
St. Louis . . “fl ’1
Cincinnati .. ........ ..5'i ”

Gama Today.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn (2).
Boston at New. Yorhiil.
Cincinnati at Htlshnrglr (I)-
St. Louis at China...
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aunoocVoossrhy.
Boston, 3: New York. 0.
Detroit, 4: St. lentils 1.
Others postponed, rain.

13".
Boston ................ fit GIT
Chicago ............... 86 Si
Detroit ................ 86 66
New York ............. 11‘ '28
St. Louis .............. 7! 14..
Cleveland ..... 176 71-
‘Washington ........... 75 rs
Philadelphia .......... 33 g 116

Games Today»

Chicago at Cleveland (3).
Detroit at St. Imus;

Washington'st Philadelphia (
New York at Boston 4

 

 

AMERICAN ACMIAT'IOWI'
YESTERDAY.
lndisnnpoiis, 2: Columbus. 0.
Loulevllle. G: .Tbledc."i.u. ., - _
Milwaukee. 8: Kansas Cityril ,
No othern-soiioduledJ-» :. . .
M‘
TRIO SPEAKER GAINS
AQMNZON TY
Tris Speaker; although its?
place a point'on'Ty'chlr‘ :—
Cobb getting one hit trim, .
{a}. The standing: ’ “-‘:
. ,; 6! Ala” I
Speaker

kw," .‘.

.4. enter

Cobb It" ...... I“ “I
J“.” u..ss,s‘” W‘.

tooo .......... as 0‘

its; .......... 0 at

not .......... 23 a

mo .......... 16 e

m .......... in o-

m .- ......... o 0:

less .......... e: o“ .
my .......... 12‘ o‘ 13*
1903 .......... o 4‘ 11'
mo ..... s o it
no .......... o o 17']
ten .......... o o 3‘
ma .......... o to e
1913... ...... .s 13.. 3?:
1914 .......... 0 so 1!”
ms ....... o it 13' '

. NEW YORK. Sept; ran—1w
cuts were providedfpatrcns - _,
Polo A.‘ C. last night‘ it”
boots in. the star engogonrbfl.’
Schooler. ol‘the Bronx; slipped
potion to Johnny md‘mesy‘I
villa, in the fourth mmdml‘
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