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i‘ hk-m I“ “W He was purchased by Cleveland In manages to place a hit into the game , T
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die of 1914, to Boston. Ernest 6. Shore. .
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1‘ e ‘eliwhs roster o! the leadins 0‘0, “emu“, substitute out- of age. learned his pitching tests at
lid) mat “Emmet“ W. fielder and pinch hitter 0‘ the Red Guiltord College, of Fayetteville. N. i
“8 Club' '39 "9 like” to participate Sex in a New Ihglaader 25 years of ‘1' ”h" McGraw tried him 0‘“ in % MANlcm A} Y“
:2 the coming wonid’nseries, includes axe. 11110“ mm horn; is Clinton, 1912‘ but Shore, when missed from Eastern WIS Ordered '0 It”1 . l ‘ '
9 WWW” features 0‘ "19‘“ playing . the New York baseball Gilli! so In- ‘
Mass, He not played protession- . (lead but it Met its
career from the time they entered the . dianapoils refused to ca out the ...—...“...
"mm - t... ally with the amnion club at the ' m- ”dull In W Nit mm-
W' plan. The next year 110an rein- _ IMHO"
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William F. Cal-risen themanaser was purchased by Boston during the stated Snore. who got ::. canons-i “OI “in B. m m
' ,. men in Baltimore. s squall y ., .
of the team, was born at Lewiston. ”8‘0" 0' 1911‘ He bats and throws going to the Boston club Shore' _.._. a... After waiting many “9"” "mum“; “MIC” ”3" WI.”
0 22 1 83 left handed. . ' James H. O’Rourke and Jack A. RI"
118-. “0"" . 3 . Ind came to m h J H u I pitched remarkable bail tor the nod — '
the Red Sox 1min Holy Cross Col. ° - °” "e g Sax in the 1m Wm mm run 7 fl __ ier have finally received the WW: With the change by the committee
:ege in 1907‘ that" he m lent to 310113111 J. (Dmk) Hobut‘el VII eh m D T ' ' s a 8’“ awarded than by the National Com-[1n charge, in [he constitution a”
the Toronto Club of the Eutern Leas- born in Parkersburg. W. Vt" Octo- . °‘ . 6' A'B' R‘ H‘ ZB’ 313.11.11.83. S'B' Av":m“’°l when “‘9 dd Eastern A35“ makeup of the Yale Athletic Assochr
m. for‘urmerdevemm'emmd “11908 ber 26, 1239. His ilrst professional ”W" D. “mm" “1° “"1“ “P liuubert (D) ......... 126 474 74 153 15 7 3 21. 32 .:323 Imuon “a merged Wm, the ”when, com" an emimy new system.
h contract was Wm, WWW“, w. the 9110118“. catches when Cad! had Habitual tits.) ..... 130 423 :37 111 13 1 0 12 20 .262 3,, land m “9 0mm“ had a
e returned to the Boston Club and has . Carrigan are overworked and pinch G RS) 5., 1“ 13 3-1 6 0 3 4 5 241 ‘ z s “I manage” for all the major Sm.
remained with that team since. Late Va.. in 1907. He lowed the Newark hits with a timely punch, w“ born \aiiier- (Ii)- ------- 13‘ 467 59 11" 10 3 7 18 9 -‘I40iclalul of 81.000 and Zeller 38.500 iin accordance with which there will
in 5111111913. he became manager, in Lessee club in 1908. but was sent m 08mm)“ Kan. ""3””.le yearn .lelitit ( --------- - - m i The magnates of the merger leaguefbe no more splitting up of the post-
which capacity he has acted for the to Wheeling, from where he was pur He m 11 ”gm hand. thrower SECOND WE. iwsuted to give O’Rourke and Zeliely"oms between me college’ and the
three years. Cnrrigan is one of the chased by the Cincinnati Reds Un- :ndy a left-hand swatter and doesitutshaw (D) ........li53 677 67 149 21 3 2 27 27 .Zfiignotes tor the indebtedness but at oral Sheflleld Scientific school. All also.
very few playing managers of the til 1914 he played with the Reds and both with e ulil excellente Janvrin (11.8.) ...... 1.13 309 32 67 11 4 0 6 21 .217 test was made to the National t‘om-l “ms “-1" nowbe in accordance '1“
present day. As a catcher he has for most of that time he ranked gharice Wagner; Barry (11.8.) ........ 94 329 29 66 6 l 0 9 28 .201 mission This body ordered theilnc melit system without regard uh,
taken part in more than thiriy gamed among the be“ as a first baseman. t‘hailes (Hem?) “'agner utility SHORTS’OP. ’01de Show! be paid 0“ 915° "‘9 what branch of the university tho
this season and has an excellent bat- He was so” ‘0 Boston by Hersog. iniieldcr of the Red Sox.1irohably Olson (ii) """""" 107 348 29 89 13 4 l 15 20 256 Eastern League ”mm“ would be compttitors mp from l'nder u“
ting and fielding average. for DH“? 194180115. and immediately is ”w uldrs‘l than in point of set iStott (118“) ..123 365 36 33 17 2 0 9 28 .227 ”WOW" open. TMNUW“ “Ch club i“mew system the freshman athledfi
Jam .1. Barry- made his mark with the Red Sox. We on ”It 110mm club. “e w” THIRD BASE. tie league paid a Share 0' "'9 debl- assmiaiion is abolished and both 1.“
John J. Barry, who was born at He is a Mg fellow who knows the bum in M.“ Yolk September 33 'Gal‘dlit’l (liS.) ...... 150 499 49 154 21 7 2 12 24 309 mm“ Carey 0’ Spliiiafleld held out'vnrsity and the yearling: 819 min‘
Meiiilen. Conn, 1111887, was graduar Klimt: well. can hit and field with 158]. “new be playtd semiflprotes: MOVHE) (1i) ...... “3 “3 57 1.21 22 5 0 15 29 2‘5 1‘10 on O'Rourke. for an allegedmged by the same men For ml
ted from Holy Cross College. where the best. and m a main factor in sionaliy iol several lotus before he LEPT MILD ,claim and Ollourke has taken ‘11”;1111110. sport ”me will I" an a
he became a prominent iactor in cpl- ""3 gm" machm‘ mg tried out by the Giants as a mint (ii) .......... 148 566 75 178 32 12 9 2o 9 .314 mm” “D “"h ”'9 “mm“ Comm“ : int and tour second assirtmnis to h.
lcgiiite baseball and was signed by “my 3‘ "(mm Silul'lrriop in 1101. He ruched his Lewis ("3.) ........ 162 502 57 150 29 6 1 18 24 .267 5"“ i .mfeimt‘d 1“ “ch. “‘0'“ ”i" 501mm”
”"1 Ph"“’.“"““ ““9”” “"9" “5 Harry B. Hooper. rtsht fielder for righi ionu in not. attracted the} GEN-mg HE. n id” '" the €01,939 ““d “‘0 "0‘" ”R
graduation. He was one of Mack'slme Red 30,, started his career as a iii-d 50‘ owners and w“ purchase-d Shorten (li.S.) ...... 5‘ 116 15 34....” l 0 1 il'reshman class in the salami”
lilliil‘r‘iflys from 1908 to 1914, when pitcher, but was placed in the out- it)‘ that. club. iWnlllcr (lie) "’8 464 68 101 09 11 3 15 14 .2671m I0 8" [mu 180110“ The competitors will be I
the Philadelphia manager broke up 1191.1 because 01 1,1,, mm“; ability. ___ . '”' """ " ‘ " _ «noted from the Shameld school I”; _
. |M3911 (it) .......... 109 408 52 1ul 10 1.1 3 13 12 .2551 l u d m be v ted
his wonderful team and Barry went He was born in Santa Clara. (78L. 1‘. t‘ lyoimniou (1)) 117 423 58 107 13 8 1 21 9 253i ’8 ms mtfspie 00 one on w o (In «an
‘0 Boston- . He was the resuiar 3812- August 24, 1887, and his that pro- ”HI ~ sox ION‘TINUE , . . - ‘ stately-1h ”19 mum“?! Bobble .
0nd busieman for the "Red Sex." 11 fessional engagement was with To B TTER THE CUBS 126 “fining," iii—9'26 8 8 10 2"9i Itiont; ”if: the plumber 0111191: rill:
timely htter and a player possesseds ramento, Cal. in 1907. He . """"" , nom m“ m ‘ ere are poetonl
of all around ability, [but injuries 9351310896 front the coast team‘s: American Club Takes Third Straight Hooper (11.8.) ..'.....161 676 75 1111 18 11 1 31 ‘ 262 Bill Carrixan announced YGBWFW be mm, The successful comm
which he received during the pres- the. Red Sox, and became a regular Game—Jackson'- Hitting Helps. , cAyngRa. Ithut three of his players would. 1:231:13,” the major sport magenta» I.
chi season have prevented him from in 1908. ("”3“) (R'S).""" 33 63 7 . 17 3 0 0 2 3 “27°11’98”“ the worlds “the “1:“... ithe iuture will receive his “Y” ‘
playing for some time D351 and he Harold C. Janvrin. Standing 0' "‘10 Series. . 'Milie: (1)) _________ 71 2“ 16 56 9 2 1 ‘ 3 . 260W" develops OVN'FHE aldmy] 71h? unsuccessful competitor will I”
may not take part in the coming He- Harold C, Janvrin is a utility play- W. 1" Q‘Thu'm“ (Ii-S" ----- 100 216 31 56 1" 1* 1 3 15 '259, ‘ Hurry. George Wt “"10““ his “WWW" The p I"
1...... er 0, much worm no how, m5 White 80* -------------- 3 0 i-Ooohioyer. to) 79 240 19 59 ll 2 o 2 4 .245 Guiner- Bit"! "“1 1‘0"" “if “ the situation. it is believed new
Forrest 3‘47- career with Boston English Hish Cuba ............... 0 3 0000“,. (11.8.) _ 78 161 5 m; 7 3 o 1 5 305 last season. Barry" s 1113111128“: 3?: better feeling between- -the two “F
"wrest Cody. first string catcher of School and was born in Boston 23 0“““0' 0°“ “'4'" Ant-“6199113..“ tits.) . to 67 4 1r- 2 1 o 0 a .m of "W minim?" ° 98 from m; moments In the university ' .
lilo Rod Salt. is the tallest mun onthe years ,ngo, His ilrst prolessional ex-. "“‘d" " ”W“ "my" mm W" “ uriurv Winona. "‘“e ”79““ “°“ “W "m “'9’“ h“ ”‘1’“ ‘ m“ M °‘ W
“a” "9 Watt born at Bishop. iii. perience Was with the Bed 801: “on“ mum mm "mm, Ism- action: (D) ......... 40 in 9 2; 1 ii 0 9 5 .216 mimics. need severeldayn Jon humane damn thy-1“
twenty-five years ago and made his whicl: team he joined in 1911. He "y c““"""°““"“’ ”3' "“me ” noilum (n) ......... 71 1a: is as 5 2 o 10 s .192 it h“ be" “““m not Nu m accent men from the other 10.“ *
jlroicrslonal debut with lndianapolls was farmed out to .7me City in mm“ “m“ “"m‘ "a“ mug”? McNally (11.3) 32 135 17 22 o o o 10 e .170 “8" ‘3'“ 83m)!“ MM {0 the 1‘" "1°“. “‘1‘“ m “c" “Mt .
in 1008. He was sold by Indianapolis 1912‘ and recalled the next season. t” comlflkey“ men. Ch“ o m Wagner (11.8). ...Not in enough p.11” '0 so! in averages. mm W on lcctions could be made' The fact ‘ ‘
- . great pitching battled the Nationals. , . , last that the Benton captain-wouldtlite more is m be no more “,0“ ..
to 1910 to Newark. aodwastwith allot lilo-ta a flashy holder and timely 1111- 10m .‘ di " “ unu'rv OUTFIELDIRB. k M. u second 53,... ' .‘
.. team for two years, being Sold 1030.. lot. ”a «5 p1” my 0; the mag” The ‘0‘“! attendance was . v n , NB "9“ r I’ - ... between the two departments il
. ., Wagner (R.S.)......Not in enough 53 91 15 6 1 83 18 ..24 .. Lh series said
‘ ton in 1912. when that club won the positions. the total receipts were ”M. The S 9 106 18 25 .. 2 0 2 2 217 Jack Will ml 51“" 3 - ...d upon as one oi the been 1'
world‘s chamvionehip from the Giants. Multan It Word. National Commission's share was Henriksen (R' J 6 " ' Carrish“ 19“"“3- ""d ““1”“ M i” that the new rules of the Yale
' .. ' ‘ 168260; the players' pool. 83.67150. PITOHEfis absolutely needed BU?" "“1 m” we ‘elic Association have yet not" .
George Porter. Hubert s. ( Dutch") Leonard. the ' _ o 2 279 ‘
and each club's share was 81,192.50. Planer (Di -- ------- 43 13-3 5 3‘ . 2. - 0 3 - put many at thin film 3”” V“ ‘ not
George Foster. born in Bokoshe. star southpaw of the Boston team. Ruth (1; 3.) 6'1 138 18 38 4 3 3 0 ' 4 .275 he! to us until he was hurt and '
Okla" twenty-seven years ago. is a and probably the most odlclent leit ' ' """" . ‘ b“ p 9.1“. i
righ1.hand pitcher Most at his Ole had i "1 le b0 LOUISVILLE BEATS OMAHA. Smith (D, ----- ,... 38 77 6 :1 l 2 0 1 3 .273 '3 feel pretty bad about l hUn. 'OOTBALL GAMES TODAY. ,1
pcrience has been gained with the Front?r 2‘s! 0 35:18. w” m 8!. Wyckoil‘ (IL 8.) """ 17 15 l 4 0 0 0 1 0 35711111. younz Kai “MN“ 1’” pm“ bail Virginia "5- ‘3“? at N9“ Haven»
Red Sox on he started his career in He rfoeived.h::::,’l"m:3::1rlstso. oMAHA. Oct. 7.—-The Louisville Ant-[Mays (11.81) ..... 48 77 8 18 1 2 0 0 2 .284 in thetwm that mam me. [always North Carolina “L Princeton, w
ii 9 Ten; League with Houston in his at St. Men's Cyollege in 3:; erican‘Associntion. team won the sec- Leonard (11.8.) ..... 48 86 2 17 3 0 0 0 a .200 my, he was a great player, butlhe Princeton.
‘ ' ' ' . . so 1 2 o o o o .139 t hoiore ike
1912 and went to Boston in 1813. ”will”, He. came direct ~to the out! game of the interleague series Coonbs (08). g; a: z 1: 3 0 0 0 3 1" novcr showed me an: 111.28 '0 were Tune v3 Harvard at Cambridstr ‘
Foster. with Wood absent. was the Red Soxrfrom the college rankntin' with Omaha 0‘ the Western 1‘9“” Foster (R‘ ) """" . - the game he plays w on Washington and Lee ‘3' Army or. fly
mainstay of the Red Sox last year 1911 but was sent to Denver for saa- here yesterday. 8 to 2‘ Omaha won ”mm"! (D) """ 36 ’4 3 9 O 1 0 1 1 “1 heating Chicaiio and Detroit in 0‘31”“ West Point. - ~5-
1md promises to continue in that rold soniitg He was with Denver in 1913 Thursday's contest. Stroud pltohed'Cheney (Di " 41 7° " 9 2 0 0 l ‘ '1” trip “WOW “19 West " Hamilton 19. Columbia at New York‘s
' . well for the Colonels, while Man was Shore (11.8.) . ....... 88 76 3 3 I 0 0 0 6 .105 M. Wcslorn Maryland vs Fordham a
for some time, because lie is 11.qu and part of 121.3 and returned to-the hi b' l hill 9_ Gross (RS) _ 23 31 0 3 1 0 0 0 0. .095 HOW PLAYMS “gen Y it.
1113 worker and possesses the skill Red Sox in. the middle oi the 1913 hard L 89°" ’ n 8 ' R g E D.“ in). ' 32 44 1 4 o o o o: 2 on - V m roman scales N“ mi n w YO‘lz't'nivel-ci
and good judgment to~go with it. season. in 1914 Leonard led the ' ’ " '''''''''' ' 15 1912 mm“ ear vs 9 .
DeZl C. Gzlnor American League pitchers in emcl Omaha .......... 000 000 002-2 10 3.. ' TEAM BATTING. . 19 1 l' id it New York
“Del" Gainor who substituted at ency i.oulrtvlllo ....... 101 021 201—8 17' 8 Brooklyn ...... . ..... 155 6201 578 1361 191 75' 28 180 104 .262 Player. 'BatL Field. Bait. F 906 W“ Virginia Wesleyan vs. Wallf-
‘he "mm “ck m 11 mm“ and “or” Lam Batteriostel‘l. Gaskeil and Ken Rcd'Sox.............156 5092 550 1210 196 so 14 140 224 .245 Hooper. rt... .350 13:: ~29” 1‘0 logion and Jeii'erson at Washington
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{hit the ball more ottenjhan any George (Duffy) Lewis, left fielder shall, Stroud and Billings. TEAM HELPING. Janvrin3:b 11):? .955 .. Pennsylx:nia,;siflit‘ranklin and Half,
infielder on the club the latter part of the Red 80:, was born in San_ 3‘0 To 36 ON BOSTON 6' PO. A‘ 3’ T‘C' [Ave h I of .. ‘ . 311;“ at Phladeoxi‘loahm emit; at g“ 'N
of the season. is 29 you old. In Francisco. April 18.1888. 11o atsrt- nosrorz Mm om 7.——~The oddl‘iioamn ., .................. 156 4211 2064 192 6474 .970 370:1?“ch -- . "W“ W Y ’ ‘ _
began his career in 1900 with the ed his baseball career as a colleglan‘ ' ' 1 ‘Brnokiyn --------------- 155 4333 1388 224 53“ 335' as ' mouse. ‘-
‘ last night on todnys game were 0 to 'WaIker, cf... .. Dartmouth vs. Lebanon Valley at.
Fort Wayne club of the Central all the Pacific Coast. his first pro— 6 on the Red Sui but there is v." FITCHERQ' RBCORDS.‘ Hobliuei 1b 313 976 .. ... Hanover '
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ca'ue Ht Was puichased from Fort fessional engagement being With little Brooklyn 11101191 in sight. "W Low' Hit Games 61111101. 11)... .333 1.000 .. Navy the. Georgetown at ““90“”.
Wayne by Deroii in 1910. but was Alameda. Cain in 1906. He came to beta have been placed at $100 to ’85 Shui- - -—l\o.ot Hilar- L is if “4 1.000 .156 1933 Holv Cross vs Bates at Worcester ,
not seasoned enough, He returned" Boston in 1910 and has been a regu~ that the Red, Box will win the “flu. 8. W. L. 01118.15 8.0.8.8.11115. 0 l 2 3 4 5 Ave. 68:11.." 3b” .235 1.009 .179 .840 Lynnette vs ‘Swul'thmore a“ m}.
T6 Fort‘Wayne. but was recalled in In: almost from his first day. He Bookmakers 33v they never have Honor (D) 24 11 8 1 127 60 270 0 0 3 1 1 2 .686' 8:0; 8; " '055 1000 m ‘ ‘
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:I 1 In immediately “on the first but: and throws right handed and is we“ so little betting on the eve of a Mmuar d (D) .36 13 ii 2 0 103 38 171 0 0 0 1 0 2. 67d ‘McNally. util Penn State vs, Buoknell at 8m
Mg on the Tiser~ team and played considered a '300 hitter. world's series game as there ins last'““°k°' (D) 2 1 0 D 1“ 3 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 '6“ Henr’s'n util .000 1.000 ‘oiiegc ..
through the season of 1911, He broke Carl May! night and some of them toward mld- .Rum‘ (11.8)... 44 28 12, 9 0 165,116 22.7 0 0 1 3 i 4 .657 (Body 1:. .333 1.000 .136 .973 Williams vs Union at Williamg‘e
hi: wristin 1912‘ and was out. of the Carl Mays ,another member of the night. in the cafes uttered be“ of 2 to Shore (11.8.).....38 17. 9 2 1 82. 48 216 0 0 0 1 0 2 .664 Thoniasnc . .200 1.000 town. ‘ ' ‘
game so long Detroit sold him to Boston pitching staff, was born in- 1 in flavor of the Boston team in to- Foster (”law-33 11 8 3 0 51. 81.175 1 0 0. 0 0 0 .030 03mg“; c .000 1.000 .000 1.000 ‘3 9:18)“ vs Rhode Island State "
Boston. He was it utility infielder Portland. 01-2., twenty-three years day's same - Cheney (Dlm- 41: 20 1'2 5~ 0 166 107 173 0 0 1 3 2 2' 335- Shore 9' .200 .833 - rqulmo“n'
and pinch hitter for the club last 8&0. He came to Lbs-«Red Sox last . . Leonard-183).” 13 11 3 0 139. 65 287 1' 0 1 2 1. 3 £31 ' ..i v
mm and has been °" 3““ "1““ ye" mm the I’m-"”9““ 01“” 0‘ JCAIPENTIER REJECTS OFFER. Coomho (111.....27 12: s a 1 is 45. 132 o 1 o' 1» 1 1 .600 3:3: 5:: ~66") bulgthtshursh 18- “851mm”? “1’11 .
1° ”1" “38:"- “10 ill-“mellow IMM- He is I AVIATION HEADQUARTERS on ”We (Mi-~44" 1:1 1:0 3‘ 1d 2;: 72‘ 3'; g 3' t i g g 2:: Leonora, p.. 000 1930 ~ Colgate v5. Maine at Hamilton.
“"9"" W600“ -"~‘8h"h’“der and- Whom“! 3 mm 11an THE FRENCH mom- m Smith (m... w” ’ ‘ - i .500 1.000 . . 't - Bowdoln at Am 2 '
LaWremce (Larry) Gardner, third ster. has convinced Carrigan and FRANCE. Friday, 5:20 p. m.— 0011(0) ------- 33' 9 9‘ 3 0 76 43 142 0 0 0 .1 1 1 -5°°‘ 3:3?!) p” -::;:::'S‘.s‘_nrfrmtx at “gouging?
baseman, in '11 graduate of the Uni. others that he is the coming scusa- W803 Carpentier. heavyweight Gregg‘ (1118)....21 2 3 o. 0 to 28. 72 0 0 0 0 0. 0 .400 Chief Meyers hit .300 against the 91pm?” vs Haverford at Havel-f .)
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£93,125 ogiaviizlgélti‘. waters he $51 tion of the m M champion oi Europe, was interviewed yyckTRSSILE (I) 2 g‘ i; it; i; g: g g g . g g g. 3:: Athletics in 1911. .357 against the Villanova vs. Muhlenbezg at Villa'li
- a - 9 V“ m , " . today by spools? permission regarding ““2 .. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Red Scam-1912. and .000 in 1910.171!“ Va _ ‘
at Enosburg Falls. Vt., May 23, 1886, George (“Babe”) Ruth. 21 years‘a‘n‘ 011“- from American boxing pro. Appleton (D)...12 0 2 0' 0 13 16 38 0 0 0 0 0 0' 000 he played in only one game. Jack Lchlgh vs_‘”xl’bflgm at South 39 .
of English parents. From 1905 to old. was born in Baltimore and first m tomcat "Jock"‘Dillon in New Mails (D) ......‘11 0 1 0‘; 0 13 ii .16 0 0 0 0 0 0 'ooo-Coombfi 1,11 385 with the Athletics lohem.
1907. hehwas the star of the Vermont attracted attcnion as a pitcher torpym' ~ “Fm“ the Cubs in 1910 and 250 u...
team. Many clubs offered Gardner St Mary‘s Industrial School of “mi ‘11 already have refused 200. 0001 for Wmiagalmt the Giants in 1911. Marquard CH ARLEY WHITE Is
a c htract. and be practically chose city. He was taken under the wing two tw enty round oontostn‘ in gm . MAKES FAST TIME. ped John Brown ,a negro, 1n the first failed to mine a hit in the world's se- SEEKING A MANAG
the Red Sox himself. signing in 1908 ol“Jack” Dunn. then manager 01.11"“,de early in 1915-. old Carpen- session of their scheduled ten round "93 of 1911 1912 end 1918.111 all of EW 1011K. Oct. 7...er b .‘
He farmed out toLynn oi the NewitheIQi-ioles, who obtained papers as tier. 4:1 am too busy on the French Email nagcmn Wins the Letting. bout at the New 2010 A. A. last night. which he mummified These are the log for . month over his failure...
England League. in 1908. returning Ruth a guardian Ind played the battlefront to take up. such things at ten, Aldon! 2-YeanOid sung . Brown wasvno match for Collins. only Brooklyn players with world's snatch the “bums,“ crown ' ,“ ..
to 4119 Red Sou the following sea- young fellow on the club. Ruth thé’ present time .When the way is LEXINGTON. KY" Oct. 7,—Emma. In another ten round anall- Jimmy series experience. Freddie Welsh, and lookinx_
5"“ Since “1°“ ”9 h“. played °°“' went to the Red Sox "1 1914 “d '35 dyer 1 will be glad to visit my (fiends 'Manwsn won the Lexington._tlie old-'80”! of the West Side 011100111196 Bat-' —.-—-. over the ground in order to dz R
tinuonsiy, excepting when injured. at farmed to Providence. but returned intho United States.“ est. twoyse'r-oid etake race, in handy Hilts Lane institutional style. The cumSTIE To act-1T SULLWAH blame where 1; belonged, c _ 1
first in utility roles, then succeeding last year in time to winmb fashion,“ the Kentucky Trotting hool- 7‘” interesting throughout. 301- TONIGHT. While dually decided 1118 .‘ ‘
. .IlcConneil at mood base, his pres- games (or the Red Sox to keep thoroL KvaEN WINS MARATHON. Horse awn-r Association melting I! stilling the populardecisiontitrough » NEW YORK. Oct. 7.—-Gun Christie. Nata 13.1.1". the W‘ up
out position. no in a splendid 0911151 in the me Built a» is: hitter at moment Menu. on 7.—w11. her-01mm. She trottedtho two his out work In the In! room. one or the important members. oi the no. 011 reaching this
Ind an- excellent. Moon. besides be- ability. en. in ex totalled human iian Kyronen. or New m. yenterdey beats in 2:07 1-2 and 2:11.714. which ~ ,; "inhalation more cult. Wm set 181° {At noon: Cheney eel-veil. notion“
in: Inst on method. He hath lett- and ”80.3105“!!! lotus popluon. won 1110thth won minim it 111081:in twat“)!!! _ 008m sunooirru. action tonight. at the Bmdfliw mi; thlt he was dismilud." “
limited Ind thron- debut-hood. . mm or twenty nvc. W me one “In use; on record act- but heat em ...... locomotion» he will WWW"! mannered that. Lewis one: it
Simona». mmmhflfl Biol-21371716 mm.“ “Maugham second slowertb'anthe m1m.mr~m.mmmshmmfior“own-nil that];
Britannia ('Vden ) are“ W million, Elli. twenty-time not; on ‘ - . but; heat by the Real Lady in win- dMflW iagaMJmfl'm m odd: I" 19 ‘0 1 longer talents his low
Quill-ind, Wyn, m 3711881" 188171110 played enmi- professionally until m - ‘ - lengths Futurity. . the Vanderbilt A. 0. 11mm (imam Christie bells W 00!. “ago! his walls. “ -
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