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The following roster of the leadinif
player. a the lostoa American Lang-
ue Club. also are likely to participate
an the cominl world's series, includes
the principal features of their playing
career from the time they entered the
national sport:
<51...” Moan.
William 1', Contain, the manager
of the team, was born at Lewiston,
lie. October 22,1883 and came to
the Red Set from Holy Cross Col-
H: Ias purchased by Cleveland ill
‘IlIall
‘Iun ct 1314, to Baton.
i OH “caribou.
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054:! Hearth-ea. substitute out.
fielder and pinch hitter of the Rod,
tmiaaNt-OW. “mac!
'1 age, whose winter home is Clinton,
ill-as, He first played profession-
ally with the Brockton club of the
New Engand League in 1910, and
'was purchased by Boston during the
lseason of 1911. He bats and thrOWs
left handed.
Rich J. Hobliuel.
tic saline-mini» and
manages to place a bit into the game‘
abut moat we“. '
Ernest 0. Shore. |
finest ti. (tau) Shore, :5 years,
of age. learned his pitching feats at I
tGuilford tollege, of l-‘ayettev,ille N.
it. John McGraw triad him out in‘
1912, but Shote, when reelssed from,
the New York baseball club to ln-i
dianapolis, refused to carry out thel
plan. The next year McGraw rein-
slaled Shore, who got an engage-
ment with Baltimore, subsequently?
going to the Boston club. Shore;
pitt'llt'd remarkable ball for the RedI
susots’ units if
RED sot All units
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t’ittpit-ltilil
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Good but er Met do
territory
James H. O'Rourke and Jack A. Zel-
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Aftei waiting many weary months,’
lit units It
mum at tutu:
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Academic and Shelf (ta-BalesI
ler have finally received the money “1”, the change by the commit“
- Sox in the 101r world series. . .
lege in 1907. Later he was sent to' Richard J" (Dick) Hoblitsel was Chest," 0 Tho‘ l HRST 1M5? 3‘3"!“ them bl ”‘8 national Com- in charge, in the constitution and
ti {born in Parkersburg. w' Vt" 0““ I m C" A'B' 3' 5- ZB. 313- H-R'S'B- 8.8. “’5' mission when the old Eastern Asso- . .1. ~ y. ~ 1 -. .-
tie Toronto Club of the Eastern Leag- I (‘hester D. Thomas who warms u I .. no esp oi Lit. is e Athletlt Assoclnw
'ber 26,1889. His first professional 1) liatlbett (ll) ......... 126 474 74 10.5 15 7 3 21 33 .323 t-iatiou “I, merged with the New . . . . . .
tie for further detelopment and 1111908 the. pitchers catches when Cad and _ . tlon, tomes an entirely MI system
contract was with Clarksburg. w. - Y Inobllml (it S) ..... 130 423 .57 1'1 18 1 0 12 20 .262 En [and Lea I“. O-Rourke had I, . . I . I I .
he returned to the Boston Club and has pants“ are overworked and inch 3 g ' ul manner: for El ill? Liaiur 89W ‘4
remained with that team. since Lats V8" in 1907‘ He joined the Newark hits with a timely punch. was lIbot'ntthimr; (RS) llllll 51 “I 13 3‘ 6 0 3 ‘ 5 '2‘1'claim 0' $1,000 and ZFH‘" ”500- in accordance unit which there will
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in Jul)‘. 1913, he became manager, in 1‘9”?“ ‘I‘h‘b "“1902 ,bmh '“ 59“: in Sharon, XML, twenty-six years’MelHt (D) -------- 13‘ “57 5- 11~ 19 3 7 18 9 -"‘°I The magnaItes of the mt-iget league be no more apluunx up of the post»
which capacity he has acted for thelto “bee ing, from w iere e was pu ago, He is a right-hand thrower- - GEGOND BASE. Iwanted to give ORourke and letter tions between the college and 0,,
three years, Cnrrlgan is one of the chased by the Ciutiunati Reds t'n- and a left-hand swatter, and doultutnhttw (it) ........153 577 57 149 21 3 2 27 27 .257Inotes for the indebtedness but aIpro- Shemeld scientific 5.ch All abo-
very few playing managers of the “I 19” he “med with the Reds and both with equal excellence. IJanvrin (11.8.) ------ 113 309 32 67 11 4 0 6 21 .217I1951 was made to the 531101131 ‘0"1' tlons will now be in accordance with
present day. As a catcher he has for most of that time he ranked Charles w nor Barry (ll.S.) ........ 94 329 . 29 66 6. 1 0 ‘J 28 -201Initsion. This body ordered "19 the merit system without regard uh
“k , . iamong the best as 3 (int baseman. ‘0 ' _ . v .1 D lim sliolld be paid or else the . ., b' h 1 th uni 1 G.
en part in more than thirty gamesI b' H ”ml” (llein‘ie) Wagner, utiilty‘ SHOR.8 0.. t a = aha. ranc o e versi y
this season and has an excellent bat-‘H" "3“ 5°” I‘“ “mm“ ’ eI"°I" Infield“. I), ”II. Red Sox. probIIM'y‘OIson (ll) ........... 107 348 29 so 13 4' 1 16 20 256 Eastern League terrifor) would be coulpt'li'ors come from. Under the
mg and adding “m“ for lirivae reasons. ""1 immedldl” III the 0mm III“ in pom 1 un st-uii Uta) ....... ..123 365 36 83 17 2 o 9 28 .221 thrown Open Therruuou eathclub quew system the freshman athletic
Jd'" ‘- "”7 made his mark WM] the Red Box, the on th Boston c.lub H: was ’ THIRD BASE ”‘8 ”“3“" ”aid 8 "'3’“ 0f ”‘9 deb‘ association is abolished and both tit.
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John J. Barry. who was born atlfiemihwzlblfifilflellsx :II’I‘: :I‘If’I‘I’IHW‘I'I‘I‘: born in 5,... mm 399mm," 23IIoui-dncr (its) ...... 150 499 4a 154 21 7 z 12 24 309 WW CWY. 0‘ Whitfield held out varsity and the yearlingé are mam
Mention. Conn, in1887. was gratin-ta; I .nd I. m In mm in ibbl. where he played icinl-tiroten.i.\ton-zcy tli) ........ 143 493 57 121 '22 5 0 15 29 .245 i‘" 0“ Oll‘ju'k“ ’0‘ a“ “We“ need by the same nien‘ For each
ted from Holy Cross College. where, bl es ’I a hih a a <itlliillly (or several years before be~l LEFT FIELD. 5mm" and GROW“, hés taken ‘Flelmuor 59"" there “u be an “sw_
he became a prominent factor in col‘ 1 e grea mac ne. in, ”M, o“ b' the ()1 nts II rm, l) . . l' r - or) o o 14 ““1”" “1‘ “‘“h ”1“ Minimal cummh'znnt i-lill four second assistants to ho
Harry B. Hooper. l~ t i u a a.“ at ( ) ........ 148 n66 7.) 1.8 n- 1. 9 .0 9 .3 II m I . . n I the . III .
“KW" baseball and ““8 signed by stint-nun. in 1901. He reached lils'ucwis tits.) ........ 152 562 51 151) 29 1 lb‘ 24 .267 ‘°“' 1 ”will!“ “0- "’m .N" mu. _
"10 Phllfidt‘i'llla Athetios after hlSI Harry B. Hooper. right fielder for right for“) in 1006, attracted (in! CENTRE ‘IE' 9 “3"" m ”W college and “0 from ‘ ’
graduation. He was one of Mack'stthe Red Sox, started his career its a m.” Sox owners and w“ urchased ‘ . . . I, ‘ .. " ' tIreshn; an class in the sclenMOI
p bliollt'll (11.5.) ...... 04 116 15 a". 2 l 0 3 1,293 l I. Th (‘ ”1011‘ W“! be
Jitairrtays frotn 1908 to 1914, wlien‘Ipltcher, but was placed in the out- in u,“ club. 3“.“III" (115‘) '28 464 68 12.4 “9 11 n 15 14 .26? law e ompe nonl-
the Philadelphia manager broke uplnem because of his liming ability, . . ‘ ‘ """ ‘ f . I Inutcd from the Sheleld school and
- tMycr. (ll) .......... 109 408 62 104 10 13 .t 13 12 .255 I . II d 'm b 0M on 3
his wonderful team and Barry went ‘.He was born in Santa Clara, (fat, I: 'Johnslon (ll) 117 ‘23 58 10‘ 13 ii 1 21 9 1,3I [RES Bnmfs: “9 (‘0 989 “1 e V ”‘I
to Boston He was the regular lec- August 24, 1887, and his first pro— WHIT‘ SOX CONTIWUE """" F‘I " arately. ll the preliminary MIM-
ond baseman for the "Red Sox." 8. Ifesstonal engagement was with To .A TE“ THE CUBSIS I (D) .126 "9"?!" T‘s‘ots 8 II 10 14 .79' - “0'“ ""99 ”1" number °f “‘9‘: E” but.
timel hitter and a p“, 9,. dressed? S amento. C l. I,“ 1907. He w“ it‘llst‘ o 2 -- ' nominated as there are post ha
of all around ability ybutpoiltjurltm pZEZhased not: the coast team by American Glob T‘k” Third StrlioMIHooper (118.) """" 151 57‘ 75 151 15 11 1 31 15 363 3‘“ Currlgan announced yesterday be filled. The successful competitor“
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which he received during the pres. the Red Sox, and became a regular Gain ackaon's Hitting Helps. . erratum, llhlll three of his platotIrs wouI: IInoIIOIIsI: for the “Mo, sport manger“? It
out reason have prevented him from lnli‘otl. Ili‘ rl'isnn (KS) 33 63 7 17 2 0 0 2 3 .270 W “1 "'9 worlds ‘9‘" ‘93 “tub: They‘m» future will receive his 'Y an!
Playing for some time past and he Harold C. Janvrin. 3““an of u" “:53; PC Milli”? (“l ------ .... 71 214 16 56 9 3 l 4 3 H262 ”11"" “°‘ “‘“Ilgp” owl-‘31s?“ and Del the unsuccessful competitor Will!!-
mzt)’ not take part in the coming se- Harold C, Janvrin is a utility play. I .q ' ‘ ' ' Thomas (11.8.) ..... ._100_ 216 21 66 10 l 1 3 15 259 If? 3“" 3”" 90"!th were an cette his numerals The change in ‘.
ries. er of. much worth. Ho bean his \.‘ hite ‘ox """"""" 3 0 I'mfiieyvrr (Ill 79 340 19 5‘! ll 2 0 3- 4 .i146 Gm"- “a"? "“1 dorm" being one.the situation. it is believed, will W
Forrest Cally. ycsreer. with Boston English High (us; CACOOt'l'l‘h 0A 3 i ICady (11.8.) ......... 78 161 5 3.1 '4' 3 0 1 6 2.05: last 5933013“? I“ I; 028th series better feeling between the two &
perm, “III“ “I.“ am” mom 0, School and was born 1,, Boston 23 1 II . ° - I lit ' :2”: ”:IMIIArncw (R.S.) ....... 40 st 4 1:. 2 1 o o 3 .194 '01 the 8191 r “Ilia time: min III; partments in the university because
the Rcd Sox, is the tallest man onthe years ago: His first professional ex- m‘del lite; "‘9 sItraIg intro: :r “I” UTILITY INFIILDIR& while Foster ‘01! 8 there has been a great deal of all;
team. He was born at Bishop. "1., perience was with the Red Sox 2°“ h “:18 rhln 1y IerIay so: :I ’Go is (D) ........... 40 97 0 22 l 2 0 9 5 1161”“?de bee nounced several days :ion against one department havlnx
twenty-rive years into and made his whicl. team he Joined in 1911. Ho ;"II° ""9 m“; ”pm" ‘2'“ "I‘M °mionm (m ......... 71 19: 18 38 s 2 o 10 s .108 “ I; 88“ ““wouId MI III”, but W?!“ m“ mm "‘9 0m" ‘2 .
professional debut with lndianapolls was farmed out to Jersey City in Ines-Inky? I Ignaz: WIlli?m-'z”°Nmy (11.8.) ..... 82 185 27 23 ‘ 0 0 0 10 6 .170 “3° 80“ Iain.“ had MM I; the the 500.119: when “1““- 3::
in 1908. He was sold by lndisnapolliz 1912 and recalled the next season. °r m 5 PI’ “ m” d tb N tl Wagner (R.S.).....,Not in eonugh “1... to get in averages. Red ‘ eh" B Ion "I “In wontd take lu‘lton.‘ could be made. The M .
In 1010 to Newark and was with that He is a flashy fielder and timely bit- "e“ pm” "8 battle c ‘ onals‘ " TFIILDIRQ '“l that l 9 °' _ 9 there is to be no more «scrim-ill"
The total attendance was 10. 016. 'snd UTILITY OU ' his regular place at second base. th t . de rtments is
team for two years. being sold toBos- ter. and can play any of the infield W 11.8 N in h 91 15 6 1 33 13 a“ . n between e so no t
"m in 1912 ‘1 that l b th itl the total receipts were “.625. Thel agner( "W at enoug 3‘ "' "Jack will not start the series. said “I, upon as one of the best
world's chulnpidfiihip fr:muth:gli|snt: ”OB whom I baptist-d National Commission's share '5‘ Henrlkson (R3) ' I 00 I“ 18 23 3 2 0 2 '21 lsrrigsn "sunk” "and “I?” he is that the new rows of the Yale
' .. ' .. ' «02.50; the players' pool. 33.57750, annuals absolutely needed Barry will not. titre 'etlc “New” have I.“ W, W, I‘;
George floater. Hubert B. ( Dutch ) Leonard. the . . ‘ '
and each club‘s share was 81192.50. Pfoffor (D) ......... 43 m 6 34 z 2 0 2 3 .270 part in any of the games. Barry was a -. I
George Poster. born in Bokoshe, star southpaw of the Boston team, ’ Ruth (RB) 67 13. 18 38 4 a 3 0 ‘ 8’75 bl help to us until he was hurt. and .c,
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0kla.. twenty-seven years ago. is a and probably the most efiicient loft LOUISVILLE BEATS OMAHA. Smith (D) ......... 38 77 6 21 1 2 0 1 3 ”3"“ feel pretty bad about losing m FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
right-hand pitcher. Most of his ex- handor in the league. was born at ‘ «"
ricnce has been ained with the Fresno Cal "rent to r e ._..... wyckofr (R. B.) ..... 17 15 1 _. 4 0 0 0 1 0 .807 But young Hal Janvrln has played hall Virginia “I Yale at New mum ”it
”e ' ‘ ' " y’ " y‘" “8‘" OMAHA. Oct. 7.-The Louisville Am- Mays tits.) ........ 4s 77 s 18 1 z o o : 284'tn the West that amazed the. lam" North Carolina vs. Princeton a1: ail.
Red Box, as he started his career in He received his early baseball train- ’ I h
, erican Association team won the sec- Leonard (it. 8.) ..... 48 85 2 17 3 0 o 0 a .200 knew he in a great player, but e Princeton
the Texas League with Houston in ing at St. Marys College, in San t' -’ . l ‘
and game of the lntorleaguo seriesICoomba (D) ........ 27 00 2 ll 2 0 0 0 o .183 “we, showed me anything before the mm vs. “Imam at Cambridge.
1912 and went to Boston in 1918. Francisco. He came direct to the . ‘ ‘ ’
with Omaha of the Western League Foster (11.8.) ....... 87 02 3 ll 3 0 0 o 3 .1775“... game he played when we were wathngmn and Lee ”I Army at
Foster, with Wood absent. was the Red Sox from the college ranks in . . '
. here yesterday. 8 to 2. Omaha won Marquard (D) ...... 36 64 3 0 0 l 0 1 1 .141 beating Chicago and Detroit in our last West Point .
mainstay of the Red So: last year, 1011, but was sent to Denver for soa- , n ' . -
Thuradn '5 contest. Stroud pitched Cheney (1)) ......... 41 70 4 0 2 0 0 2 4 .114 tri through the west. ‘ tlton rs. Columbia at how Yorkt-
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and promises to continue in that role soning. He was with Denver in 1012. th (‘ l l while M rs was‘fihore (RS) 38 78 ,. 8 2 0 0 0 5 105 . . d F ~d at _
for some time, because he is a will- and part of 1013 and returned to the well [or e ‘0 one 8' e ‘ ' """" ° ’ “we“ Marylou vs. 0‘ hum ‘
hard hit Score. by innings: Gregg (11.8.) . 22 21 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 .006 now pLAYERB FARED V”. York
ing worker and possesses the skill Red Box in the middle of the 1013 ' ' ERIES ‘ ' . - -
R. FLE. Dell (D) ........... 82 44 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 .091 IN FORUER 8 ssclear vs. New ‘iork [zit/erg“,
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and good Judgment to go with it. .4. season. in 1014 Leonard led then 000 000 00,, 2 10 a! 19:5 1912. . 1' k .
. Dell 6. Minor. American League pitchers in eflicl- ' ‘ mnlm """"" " '. TEAM BATTING‘ ., li‘t id 3,“ Field W NW .0: ' . . “a, ‘
"Del” Gsinor who‘ substituted at ency Louisville ....... 101021 201—8 17 3 Brooklyn ............ 155 5201 578 1361 101 75 28 180 104 . .262: Player. UNI 9 - ' ' West \irginia Wesleyan vs. W .I
the initial 88ch for Hoblitzel and door Ballerlei-Merz. Gum" and MH- Rcd Sax ............ 156 5032 550 1240 196 so 14 140 234 .246‘Hooper. rt... .350 333 19° 1'00” '1an and Jefferson at Washillsmn-
. 11° Lowie- , d nun 4.! in 2b 000 1.000 1v 1. t Franklin and my .
hit the ball more often than any George (Duffy) Lewis, left fielder shall. Stroud on use. . TEAM “ELD'NG- “WI '2b " '17,, 955 . . Pelnnfyplillnd 1:119.
infielder on the club the latter part of the Red Box, was born in San .10 To 36 ON BOSTON. 0- P-O- A. E. T-C- RA“ 8:"? cf " ' Sh; a I: 00hlo University at By-
of the season, is 20 years old. He Francisco, April 18, 1888. He start- BosTON Mullfifl Oct. 7.—The odds “on” """""""""" I“ “18 208‘ 192 “7. .970 S 01"an -- . - ”acme a.
began his career in 1909 with the ed his baseball career as a collegian “at night on today a game were 10 t oIIlrookliv'n ............... 156 . 4232 1888 - 224 6344 “figs“: .II ock... .. mare. 0 th vs Lebanon Valley at
Fort Wayne club of the Central on the Pacific Coast. his first proJ6 on the Red Sox but there is veryl . FITCHERS’ RECORDS. H :bllfs'el 1b $13 .976 .. ... Hanoi: “ -
Li‘flfllie. H9 W33 [)ul‘ChfiBed {pom Fort fessional engagement ““18 with ““16 Brooklyn money in night. Many LOW H“ Games. 6811101.. “1.. . 333 1.000 -. . k ... Navy \'3. G?0|"800wn at “MW“.-
e by Derolt in 1910, but was Alameda. Cat, in 1006. He came to Shut— —N°-°lHltI-— 0 156 933 r
- bets have been placed at 8100 to $55 . Lewl'S. if.... .444 1.00 . . Holy Cross ”I Bates ” Vtorcestar.
. seasoned enoughI He returned Boston in 1010 and has been a regu- - 8. W. L. outa.'l‘. 8.0.13.8. Hits. 0 1 2 3 4 5 Ave. 000 1—9 840 '
that the Red Box will win the. series. Gardner. 3b.. .235 .1. . 4 . Lafayette "I Swarthmore at East»:
a Fort Wayne: but was recalled in lar almost from his first day. He Bookmakers 8“ they never have proffer (D) ....41 24 11 6 1 127 00 270 0 0 8 1 1 2 .086 s tt I“ 055 1.000 n
1911. He. immediately won the first bats and throws fight-handed and is seen so little betting on the eve of n Marquard (D)..36 13 6 2 0 I103 38 171 0 0 0 1 0 2 .814 "coma” uni - II 0 ppm, gm“ vs Bucknell at 81500
bag on the Tiger team and played considered a .300 hitter. world's series game as there was las‘lRuCkfl (D) 0 2 1 0 0 1-. 3 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 M7 Hecnr’s‘n' utii 000 1.000 ‘ollege ‘ - ' ' -
through the season of 1,911. He broke Carl Mays night. and some of them toward mld- Ruth (R.S).....44 23 12 0 0 165 116 227 0 0 1 3 2 4 .657 Cody, c ...... .333 1.000 .136 .978 Williams vs. Union at Williams-II
his wrist in 1912 and was out of the Carl Mays ,another member of the night in the cafes ofiered bets of 2 to Shore (R.S.)....38 17 9 2 1 62 48 216 0 0 0 1 0 2 .054 Thomas c 000 1.000 town I
game. so long Detroit, sold him to Boston pitching staff, was born in]1 in favor of the Boston team in to- Foster (R.8)....83 14 8 3 0 51 81 175 1 0 0 0 0 0 .836 0““ng c .000 Loot) .000 190° Wesleyan vs. Riiode island State at
Boston. He was a utility infielder Portland. Ore., mentydhree yearslhy-s game. . Cheney (D).....41 20 12 5 0 186 107 178 0 0 1 2 2 2 .625 Shore D .200 .883 'tl«‘dlcto\\'n’ .
and pinch hitter for this club last ago. He came to the Red Box last Leonard (R.S.)..48 18 11 6 0 139 65 237 1 0 l 2 1 2 3212””; p .. pitta-burgh vs Westminster “in“,
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:r‘aIsIolIl and has been of great value your from the Providencos club or canpsnrlin nrlacrs OFFER. Coombs(D).....27 1: s 3 1 40 45 138 o 1 t1) ; I1 1.24;: Ruth, II ..... .000 burgh. I
0 ll team. the International League. Ho is a AVIATION HEADQUARTERS. BE- Maya (R.S.)....44 17 13 2 1 71 70 .07 0 0 Is . rd. p.. .000 1.000 Colg'tte vs. 14 nine at Hamilton.
Lawrence Gardner. right-hander and. although a young- mm) THE FRENCH FRONT in Smith '(D) ...... 36 13 10 4 o 6.. 46 195 o o o 0 z 3 .505 ”Wuhan: .500 1.000 AinLclst “I Baum at mm“ _
Lawrence (Larry) Gardner, tliirdster, has convinced Carrigan and FRANCE. Friday, 5:20 D. m.—- Dell 7(D) .......33 9 9 2 0 75 43 142 0 0 0 1 1 1 500 Gregg "I Brown vs. Trinity at Providence. .
baseman, is .‘ graduate of the Uni- othors that he .is the coming sensa. Gem“ Carpentler, heavyweight Gregg (R.S)....21 2 3 0 0 40 28 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 .400 Chief Meyers hit .300 {against the Sum“ I1 Haverford at Haveriosfi.
versity of Vermont. where he first tion of the league. champion of 3“,.qu was interviewed wyckofi‘ (R3115 1 3 0 0 20 37 38 0 0 0 0 -0 0 .260 Athletics in 1911. .357 against the Villanova vs. Muhlenberg atrVillsno-
learned his baseball. He was-born George Ruth. god" by special permission regarding Jones (RLS.)....12 0 2 0 0 . 0 10 :5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 RedSoxln1912. “(10001111913 when va. ' J
. a; EnosIlIiul-g Falls. \t.. May 23,1886, George (“Babe") Ruth, 21 yearsIgn offer from American boxing pm Appleton (D)...13 0 2 0 0 13 16 38 0 0 0 0 0 0. 000 he playedNin' only one game. Jack Lehigh vs. Albright at South Bothy
0 Eng all parents. From 1905 to old, was born in Baltimore and first motors to meet “Jack" Dillon in New Malls (D) .. ~11 0 1 0 » 0 13 9 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 000.com,“ 1,3335 with the Athletics when
1007 he was the star of the Vermont attracted attenion as s pitcher forYorlr. . “plant the Cubs in 1910 and .250 Mir—-
team. Many clubs offered Gardner St. Mary’s Industrial School of that: “I already have refused 200 ..000f for WW ~ ~——-—- —- ‘agnlnst the Giants in 1911. Marquard CHARLEY WHITE ls .
a contract. and be practically chose city He was taken under the wing two twenty round contests in San MAKES FAST TIME. not John Brown ,s negro, in the firs t'- "failed to make ‘ hit in the world's se- SEEKING A MANRGIQ
the Red Sox ,htmselt. signing in 1908 of “Jack" Dunn. then muaser ofIrranctsoo early in 1915" aid Carpen- -— 3985“)“ 0‘ m" “heme“ “'1 mud ries of 1911, 1912 and 1913.11: :11 of NEW YORK. Oct. 7.--Aftor broods
Ho formed out to Lylin of the Now the (Ilrioles, who obtained.papers as tier. "1 am too busy on the French Emma Mauowan Wins the Losing. bout at the New PoloA. A. last night. which he pantctpateg. Those are the ing for . inonth over ht. failure
England League,I in 1008. .returnlngIRutita guardlon and played the battle front to take up such things at ton, Afloat 2-YOIf-0ld Stake. Brown was no match for Collins. only Brooklynplnypl‘fi wlth world's snatch the lightweight crown freq
to .92.? Red So: the following sea- young fellow on the club. Ruth the present “1118,...th the war 45 1'73me I Ky,I Oct. 7,...an In another 1311 round affair Jimmy series experience; Freddie Welsh, and 100m
son. "Since then he 11" played con- went t° the Red Sox in 19“ “d '" over I will be glad to visit my friends 'Magowsn won the Lexington. the old-' 9°“! OI! the West Side “‘90th 3““ over the ground in order to fix -.
unnoudy. excepting when tutored, at far-med to Providence. but returned in the United States." “I twoyea'wld stake mm in handy tltng Limo is sensational style. The CHRISTIE T0 “at." wLLIVAN blslno where “I ma, Char"
firs. motility tom-then succeeding last year in time to win enough “an,” .4 the Kentucky Trotting bout was interesting throughout, Sol~ TONIGHT. White finally decided his M
.IlcConncll at new base, his pres- games for the Red so: to keep than Kym”; wms MARATHON. Horse broader! Association mm ly gaining the populardaciaioa through NW. you]; Oct. 1—0“. chi-lute, Nate Wis. was the mm M
out position. He ridasplendidfioldor in the race. Bath also is s hitter of BROOKTON. Mass. Oct. 1.-—th- ihm yummy, Silo. trotted a. m his last work in the final rounds. one a the important members at the ”I On "mung this ..
and snoxcellont batman, beside: be-I ability He is 0 mild banish llalt Kyronon. of Na! York. yesterday hosts in 2: 07 12 and 8:07 ‘4. IN“ ' . .- . ‘ - ‘ M01110! '8th camp. will Mm Lott Hook Charley “1"“ W
I!" last on the bases. Ho bpth left- and alanine ability is this position. you!!! nmktofi nil- Heathen rsoolinatm it the third tastiest Muss-old DOMEY arm oomsz. action tonight at the WW Sput- Louis am be um 44m. :
handed and throw fllhthandsd. W“ of twenty-five Ifl'l- fill flip has race on record. nor best best was ”I... “ melon, nhanha tackle-an slam ... mm that w...” n .
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