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BOSTON. 31:11., Oct. 10.——The Bose
ion .lted Sox were again victorious
)eslerday attemnon In the second
game of the world's series. 2 to 1. and, ‘
1n conjunction with the Brooklyn
abodgers. put before the 41,378 fans.
the greatest exhibition of baseball
that has probably ever been staged
since. the national pastime came into
existence. More than that. they went
fourteen innings in order to secure a
winner, and by so doing. broke all rec-
nrds in he modern world series oom-
petition, surpassing the thirteenin-
sting contest between the Cubs and
the Tigers, played in 1907.
FIRST INNING.
First Half.
Johnston up.- Strike one. Strike
two. Ball one. Foul. Foul. Balltwo
35..“ three. Johnston tiled out to Walk-
a-r after the count was 3 and 2.
llaubert up. Strike one. Daubert
fouled out it! Gardner, who had to
run to the home bench to make the
watch.
Myers up. Ball one. Myers drove a
long hit. to the center field fence forma
home run.
The crowd gave him a big cheer.
Myers had crossed the plate before
the ball was returned to the infield.
Wheat up. Ball one. Foul strike
one. Ball two. Wheat flied out to
lloopen who took the hall on the run.
One Run. One Hit No Error.
_ Second Half.
Hooper tlp. Strike one.
Strike two. Bali two.
out Hooper. .
.lttnvrin up. Ball one. Strike one.
Shiite two. Ball two. Janvrin sent a
‘ line fly to Myers. who did not have to
”move out of his tracks to get the bull.
Walker up. Bali one. Wither sent
up a lofty foul to Douhort.
No Runs. No Hits. No Errors.
l
Ball one.
Smith tossed
SECOND. MINING.
First Half.
Coil-haw up. Ruth deflected Cut-
nhaw's grounder to Gardner. who
threw llilll out at first.
Mowrey up. Ball one, Mowrey line
flied to Janvrln.
Olson up. Strike one. Tho‘Brook~
lyns were'hittlng at the first bail
Strike. Ball one. ‘nall two. Foul.
Olson struck .out.
. No Runs, No Hits. No Errors.
Second Half.
lloblitzell up. Strike one.
threw out Hoblitzell.
Lcwis up. Strike one.
Lrwis singled over second.
lnrdner up. Smith tried to pick
Ll'WlS 0! first and Manager Carrigan
ctttimed a bulk. it was not allowed.
Gardner forced Lewis. Mowrey to Ol-
son to Cutshaw.
Scott up. Foul strike one.
almost picked Gardner of! first. Ball
one. Ball two. Gardner was picked
off first. Miller to Daubert.
No Runs. One Hit. No Errors.
-‘ THIROJNNING.
First. Hall.
Brooklyn was playing with a snap
and dash and confidence. that did not
mark their style. on Saturday.
Miller up. Scott threw out Miller.
inking the ball back of the gross and
making a- long throw.
Smith up. Strike one. Smith dou-
bled to first. but was thrown out
stretching a homer to Walker to Scott.
Johnson up, Strike one. Boll one.
Ball two. Strike two. Ball three.
Johnston singled over second. ‘
Drubert ur. Ball one. Edul strike
one. Ball two. Thomas almost caught
Johnston oi! first with it quick throw.
Johnston was out stealing. Thomas to
Janvrin. who was waiting for hlmwith
the ball ashe'alid into the bag.
I No Runs, Two Hits. No Errors.
Second Half.
seen in). Bali (the. Ball Two.
Strike one. Scott drove a deep liner
to let! center for three hoses.
Thomas up. 'l'll'l‘n-ooklyn infield
came In on the grass. Got-haw throw4
but Thomas, Scott W third,
Olson
Ball one.
Miller
at... mV‘t‘uta'h-sw.
One Hit.
FOURH mama.
First Half.
Dauhort up. hit one. Bali two.
One Bun. Ono Error.
Badlhree. Strikoone. Minivan-.1. when“ to mg “3.1., Hitler M's MT. has throw oddly to!
ed. Ruth lost his man by trying to‘
work the corners 11 plate.
Myers up. Ball one. Foul strike
one. Foul strike two. The Brooklyns
were trying the hit Ind run play. nau'
t
two. A double play followed. Scott
took Hyer‘s grounded and tossed to
Janvrin. who then threw out Myers at
first. .
Wheat up. Strike one. Strike two.
Qall one. l-‘oul. Ruth threw out
Wheat at first.
No Runs. No Hit. No Errors.
Second Half
Wolker up. Foul strike me. Ball
one. Ball two. Foul
Smith took Walker's puny tap and‘
threw him out.
Hoblitzell up. Strike one.
Ball two. Strike two. Foul.
three. Hoblitzell walked.
Lewis up. Ball one. Foul strike
one. Ball two. Lewis hit into a dou-
ble play, Mowrey to Cutshaw to Dau-
bert.
No Runs. No Hill. No Errors.
FIFTH INNING.
First Half.
Cutrhaw up. Strike one. Foul
strike two. (‘utshaw was a strikeout
victim.
Ball one.
Bull
l
strike two.,iiy to Johnston.
liauberl.
Myers up. Ball one. Bali two.
tStrike one. Foul strike two. Myers
singled to «enter. Henry not-g hold
.11 third because of Walker's filo.
throw to the plate, On the throw ini
Miller went to would. i
Smith up. Strike one. On Smith's}
grounder, loony was run dense-.0111
went to third and Shun went to sec-i
end on thin ploy.
Johnston up. Ball one. Ruth
threw out Johnston and the crowd
howled. Only Boston‘s wonderful de-l
tense saved runs.
No Runs. Two Hits . No Errors.
Second Half.
Thomas up. Strike one. Foul strike
two. Thomas went out. Dauhert to
. Smith. .
Ruth up. Ball one. Strike 'one.
Foul strike two. Foul. Ball two.
Wheat made a nice catch of Ruth's ily.
Hooper up. Hooper drve out a long
No Run. No Hit. No Error.
NINTH INNING.
Flt-It Halt.
Daubert up. Gardner threw out
tiled [0 Walker.
\l’heltt up. Ball one. Strike one.
Wheat went out, Hobiitzell to Ruth.
No Run. No llit. No Errors.
Second Half.
Janvrin up. Janvrin got a twobase
Mowrey up. Strike one. Jllnvrin
threw out. Mowrcy.
Olsen up. Olson whipped a single.
over Scott’s head.
Miller up. idoul strike one.
one. Miller flied out to Hooper.
r'o Runs. One Hit. No Errms.
Second Half.
Gardner up. Cutshnw come in fast
for Gardner's grounder and threw him
out. _
Scott up. Ball one. Mowroy threw
out Scott.
Thomas up. Strike one. Ball one,
Foul striketwo. Thomas get a three
been hit down the left field foul line.
As he was rounding second Olson
gave him the shoulder. throwing
Thomas to tho ground. ‘Umpironuig-
ley on third. base. The‘ ofilclal scorer
gave It as a three-hue hit.
Ball
Ruth up. Strike one. Strike two.
Ruth fanned.
No Runs. One Hit. No Errors.
SIXTH INNINO.
- First Half.
Smith up. Foul strike one. Scott
threw outtSmith.
Johnston up. Boll one. Ball two.
Ball three. Johnston walked on four
pitched balls. .
Daubert up. Strike one. Johnston
was out stealing, Thomas to Janvrin.
Strike one. Strike two. Ball one.
Daubert was thrown out. Gardner to
Hobiitoell.
No Runs. No Hits. No Errors.
Second Half.
Hooper up. Foul strike one. Um-
pire “Dineen ordered some photograph.
era from the field. Ball one. Foul
strike two. Ball two. Hooper line
tiled totuyers. who-cams in fast and
picked thehall oi! the top of the grass.
Janvrin up. Janvrin filed to My-
ers. ‘
Walker up. Strike «11%. Cutshnw
threw out Walker.
No Run. No Hit. No Error.
SEVENTH'lNNNIG.
First Half.
The Boston crowd rose to‘its feet
and gave Myers 11 big hand as he came
to the plate.
Myers up. Janvrin threw out. Myers
at first. The crowd howled its disap.
proval tor the batter apparently had
the throw beaten.
Wheat up. Strike one. Ball one.
Ball two. Bull three. Strike two.
Janvrln threw out Wheat.
Cutshaw up. Foul strike one. but
shaw popped to Hoblltzeil.
No Run. 'No Hit. No Error.
Second Halt. ~~
Hoblltzellup. Strike one. Ball one.
Strike two. Ball two, . Ball three. Ho-
blitsell Walked for the second time.
Lewis up. Lewis sacrificed. Smith
to Daubert, Robinson moving on to
second.
Gardiner up. Strike one. Ball one.
Bail two. Gardner poppodto Olson.
Scott up. lowroiy took Scott's
grounded and tossed Hohlitooll outdo!
the third out.
No Run. No Hit. No Mr.
hit to left. Wheat coma in hot. but;
:could not hold Janvrin's Texas lesg-,
tler and it went for :1 hit.
thlltor up. Foul strike one. Walk
or was then withdrawn after one!
strike was called and Walsh took ltlai
place. Smith took Walsh's sacrifice?
hunt and threw to Mowrey. who let the.
ball get away from hIm.Janvrin being,
safe at third and Walsh at first.
Hoblltlell up. nail one, Hoblitzell'
filed to Myers, who threw out Janvrin‘
at the plate, Miller taking the throw.
Walsh went to second on the throw 111.:
Lewis up. Ball one. Ball two. Ball'
three. Lewis was purposely passed.
Gardner up. Gardner Ioulod to I‘ll.
Jar.
No Run. One Hit.~ Ono Error.
t
.\
Turn-minus.
First Half.
l
Cutsltaw up. Walsh went to centerI
field for Boston. Janvrin threw out.
Cutahaw.
{downy up. Doll one. Nowroy‘s.
grounder was deflected by Gardner to‘
Scott, who threw him out at first.
Olson up. Ball one. Ball two. Boll
three. Strike one. Olson walked.l
Miller up. Miller lino filed to Gord~'
nor. who leaped into the air andspoar-
ed the ball, with hll‘ gloved hand. ‘
No Runs. No'Hits. No Errors.
’ Second Half.
Scott up. Ball one. Scott singled
to right.
Thomas up. Foul strike one. Thom-
as sacrificed Cutshaw to Daubert.
Ruth up. Strike one. Ball
Strike two. Ruth struck out.
Hooper up. Ball one. Foul strike
one. On Hooper's grounder to How-
rey Scott rounded third and tried to
score. Mowrey turned and throw to
Olson. who touched out Scott as ho;
slid back to third. The ofilcial scorer
gives Hooper a hit.
No Run. One Hit.
——
ELEVENTH INNING.
- Fll‘kt‘. Half.
Smith up. Gardner threw out Smith.
fohnston up. Ball one. Ball two.
Ball three. Strike one. Strike two.
Gardner threw out Johnston.
Daubert up. Foul strike one. Strike
two. qubert tanned.
No Run. No Hit. No Error.
Second Half.
Janvrin up. Janvrln popped to Dan-
belt,
‘Valsh up. Strike one. Walsh foul?
o
No Error.
catch running toward the stand.
Hoblltzell up. Ball one. Ball two.
Ball three.’ Strike one. Hoblitzell'
walker. for the third time.
Lewis up. Mowrey threw out Lewis.
No Bull. No Hit. No Errors.
s
TWELFTH .INNING.
Flm HI".
Myers» up. Strike one. Strike two.
Ball-one. Myers struck out. _
Wheat up. Ball one. What popped
to Gordner. '
out‘Culshnw. ohm-rt play.
,' :NUIBIII. No no. No Ill-tor. ’
Colloid Ill-Ii.
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Thomas “mm“ 1
m
Ruth In. Scott neared who Cu!- nloHrH lnntno. ~
ollaw momentum: w Bath's First Half.
qudu; mama-asthma lownynp. out one: htdh one
.W..M.thlltwi MW ‘ ' ‘
ed to Daubert, who made a pretty
“auditor up. nan-calm «was-s that I: knit-Ii. t.
.Boottnp. Ballad...nan»two. Dal “In”: on banana-Ig-
an Initial Ir. m: “It“
walked. {or the fourth time.
Lewis up. Lewis sacrificed, Smith
to Cuiahaw.
Gainer batted in place‘ot Gardner.
Hall one.
sent in to run Intplaco oi Hohlltxolt
Strike one. ItoNallye
Gainor's single to deft.
Ono run. Ono hit. No error.
Tho'ot'ficlal sonar hutchanged his
docision and givsh Gainer n two hose
hit. ‘ “"1 ‘
Final score:
' R. H. E.
Brooklyn 1 6 2
Boston 2 7 1
OFFICIAL Box scans.
Second some oi world's set-lea, play-
ey at Boston Notional lasagna Park.
‘October 9. 1016. .
» BROOKLYN.
ab r hpo a. e
Johnston. rf ........ 5 0’1 1‘0 0
Doubert. 1b.. ....... 5 0 018 1 0'
Myers. cf ...........6 1 1 t 1 o
Whoat.lf...... ..... 5 0 0-2 0 0
Cutahaw.2b ........ 5 0 0 6 6' 1
Momy.3b.........5 0 1 3 5 1
Olson.” ........... 2 0 1 2 4 0
Millenc ............ 501410
Bmlth,p. ........... 6 0'1170
Totals .. ......... 41 1 6'40 25 2
BOSTON.
ah r hpo a e
Hooper.rf .......... 6 0 1 2 1'0
Jlnvfln,2b ......... s o 1‘4 50
Walker, of .......... 3 0 0 2 1 0
Walsh.cf ........... 300100
Hoblitrell. 1b ....... 2 0 0 21 1 0
"McNally .......... 0 1 0 0 0 0
Lewis.“ ........ :...3 0 1 1 0 0
Gardner. 3b.........5 0 0 3 7 1
5“Gainer ...........1 "0 1 0 o 0
Scott. ss .......... 3.4 1 2 1 8 0
'I‘hosnaa.c .......... 4 o 1- >5 4 o
Ruthp ............. 500240
Tr‘cls ......... ..42 2 74231~1
'One out when winning run was
scored. A
"Run for Hoblitzell in. fourteenth
inning.
‘”Batted tor Gardnerin tourteenth
inning.
SCORE BY lNNlNGS.
Brooklyn ..‘....100 000 000000 00«—-1
Boston ........001 000 000 000 01—2
Two-base hits—Smith, Jami-in.
Three-base hits—Scott. Thomas. Home
tun—Myers. Sacrifice thewis
(3). Thomas; Olsen (2). Double plays
4991!. Janvrin sud Hohhtaell: Howu‘
my. 011me and Daubert: Nyersan‘d
Hitler. Lott ‘oii hoses—Brooklyn. 5;
Boston. 9. First line on errors-s
Brooklyn, 1; Boston. 1. Bassoonhdis
Gutshaw up. Doll a... Soottthrow'wfl Smith. 0; or m a. min and
warned runs—0! Smith. 1 hits. runs,
lnfll-SWHIMIWI
mid‘u ”up. “My
At this point McNally was’
scored on!
cum—ad
The semi-final bout between Bat-
ttllng Kilns. of this city. and Willie
icondcn; of Bridgeport. was scheduled
ito so 10 rounds, but before the fight
it was annotlnced that Runs weighed
'18! pounds and Condos 180 pounds.1
and motion account of this dilemma
'1: weight .tho bout had been chopped
down to six rounds.
in "what round Condon rushed
the fighting and it was said to ho a
m fight, ‘Coodon landed many
lotto to tho Jaw and than: countered
In tho some otylozl Caution rushed in.
ito a clinch frequently and thou Kuhn
'hoat him on the tumour.
In tho second round lions used
the one-two blow. Ho landed a le'tt
to the Jaw and a right to the back
oi the bend, which opened up a cut.
in the third Kan: scored with lofts
and rights to the Jaw andCondon bo-
ing weakened. Kuna tried. for a
knockout.
~. Km by this time had Condon
completely at his money and gave
him every sort oi blow imaginable.
in the fourth round Condon did
nothing more than to protect himself
and cover up. His blows had no
‘iorce. Kilns was out to finish him.
landing lofts and rights at will to the
low. Kilns hold him off with one
hand and smashed burnt-owing tho
claret. Thou Kuna delivered them-
ill blow, a right. to the Saw which
floored Gondon for the count.
in the preliminary bout 'Harry
Glennontpointod Young Nunco. whom
he outweighed also. Glenn‘uaed his
left with a backhanded whip and cut
Nunce around .tho ear. drawing the
claret from a punch on his nose:
Glenn was the aggressor through the
six rounds. '
humour
ttttltt ll. Sittititll
nan Round lust.- admit lam
iioa Karim: field is lion—
puttos .
MOUNT VERNOF. N. Y.. Oct. 10.—
«lanes ll. Barnes. oi'Whitomnssh Val.
icy. made a real hero of himself intho
amateur modernism competition
twhlcfi was played-rem at tho?!-
wanoytcountry Club as atproihiaary
to m. wanton-l match my tonmoyi
for tho Wanamaker,“ which he
gin! W. man on!“ who
has-hoo- m out not-If on
season lowered the em noon to
so yesterday using with ass-Inna
K. Kerr; at am as his parlor
woo tho hats m with ‘a score
‘~'n>
MIME Siliiiils
M‘sgtoa this dos friend 1.
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BOSTON, Oct. log—Monte. Onta-
rio, is likely to W Washington‘as
w'vnember of the San Johnson circuit.
“The matter has been seriously
dismissed for more than a you-.9 ad-
mitted a club owner at the American
League yesterday.
“Conditions In Washington are
very grave... however," . he continued.
"ic Capitol Citythss not been in-
terested in baseball tor. many- years.
Indeed. it never wtia a major league
city, in my estimation. At one time
this season there were only two
dozen paid admissions.
f‘i’hiiadelphla has been very bad.
too," this magnate continued, "but.
conditions at Stubs Park were no
doubt caused by the breaking up or
Connie Mack's wonderful Athletics.
No city will patronize a
elephant. and a white 319th it
was that Connie Mack was toting
around with, him this season. How:
ever. Mack will. be heard from again.
and when he does them will be little
fault to find with
patronage.
“The old Athletics. who would
have made millions for a New York
patronage. were too-good tot-Quaker
fandomn They “classed the field
too far. But still Connie Mack did
a pretty fair major league business.
x ‘Washington hushed a. pretty fair
club for several years, The Senators
were in the light most of the way
this year. yet they played-to crowds
that would make a minor league
magnate weep. Something must be
done. And that something. it strikes
me, should be a change of scenery."
Clark Gridlth, majority stock-
holder of the'Washington Americans,
who is attending the world’s series,
scoffs at every intimation that the
Washington franchise is to be moved
to Toronto.
REC‘I’OR SHADES BROWN.
NEW YORK-Oct. 10—me Roc-
tor. of New Jersey. shaded Preston
mustnlshhlnthoatarhontln
Van Olmtkc. Tho fight was
Mdndhmmmrhfil-
tsh. Tho wotghtaworo: MI. 1”
mammalian-damn.
Thom-final hstwoan mo
meant” Into who
Minutemen-diluent-
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mutcwwhhuhmy
white t
Philadelphia ‘
out Rah. - .
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mmm "MING. ‘ ~—-~—
mu... m lllil liliifit m m... ~
Honey up. Golda-c took Iow- Ball. Field
. | Finger. ab r h th 33b hr N) no sh sh Ave. po a e AvI.’ ”i
first and the batter Wu note. | in“ ”a M w Hooper, if ...... it) 2 2 3 i 0 0 1 i n 0 it." .; 2 0 1.00.13
Olson up. Olson sacrificed.Ruthto , , , Janvrln. 20......10 1 3 5 2.0 0 0 z 1 0 .300 613 1 ”v 2%
iioblitsell, Howrey moving onto sec- w M’h‘ m m Walker, of ...... 7 1 2 4 0 1 0 l l 0 0 .286 2 l 0 1.“ I
and. i. Md . Walsll,cf ....... 3 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 mo
Miller up. Bail one. Miller died: Hobliuell,lb.... 7 2 l 3 0 1 0 t 0 ti 0 .143 33 1 0 1.000
lost to Thomas. 3 nmoonron'r 0m 10~—A crowd Min-ism 6 0 z 3 1 0 o 2 0 3 0 .333 1 0 0 1.000
Smith up. Ballono. Balltwo. letlioo hungy Donne-inns saw three Galdner. 3b 9 0 i 1 0 0 0 0 t. 0 0 .111 4 10 1.933 _.
strike one. Strike two. Font Balltn'nums scannh21memm “at Scott. has 6 1 2 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 .3723 312 0 19“
three. Smith filed to Lewis. who entinight tho and}; boxingshowoi the’ Thomasc 4 0 1 3 0 l 0 it t‘ l 0 .250 5 4 0 1.0” ~
ad a hit by a seemlnsly impouibletmo'n "m w“ flu“ and" the :sdy. c ......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .000 7 ‘0 0 Leo...
catch. auspices ofthteBllck RockA c With BUN. P 4 0 0 0 0 O 0 U 1 (t 0 Min) 0 3 0 1.50.“;
No Run. No Hit. One Error. 8 H ‘mm m. mmnm‘ugr Mays. p o o 0 o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .00. j
Second Hitt- 8113201152125 mum have W‘n intltutli, p 5 0 o 0 o 0 t/ 0 2 0 0 .000 2 4 0 Loan
Hooper un- Smiththn‘w outHoop-t rim" common 31'“. boner [Maudie-mar .......... 1 0 1 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 nos -
er atflrst. [Shaman mm mm” "19mm McNally ........ 0 1 0 o o o 0 0 '0 0 0 not.» 0 0 o .000
Janvrln up. Strike out. Ball one.t ~t “9 i '3th b ‘ nd ________ - ._ _ _ ._ _.
Strike W0. lanmn fouled 10 WW Xxiizmgf'rg‘; Y”: 3””)th Team ......... 73 s 15 27 4 4 0 1‘: 7 5 0 .20. 69 so 2 .na
Ie:r'olsh up. Strike one. Walsh also!"Wished m at slightly “a" 1‘0 .ROOKtYN’ B“ ”in”
fouled to Mowrey. .pounds, and looked Just what they . . . .
twane, two nf [hp toughest eus‘nmen Player. ab 1' h (b 2b3b hr bb 50 Eh Eb AVE DO . e A“
No lmn' N0 H“. No Ermr‘ '(hal the fin: h“ 309“ in many a '0hflhl0fl,l‘f 6 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 ll 0 U .333 1 0 0 '
"‘- tmm Both took ma “mum mos. tit-9:5»! ....... 11 l 3 6 0 o 1 0 1 (l 0 .273 5 1 0
Founriaum mums. “mum“ km, of ”mm...“ like!l)aubert.1b ..... 9 o 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 .000 2:2 2 0
First Halt. w... "Hm... . Stepgel. rf l 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 o .500 l 0 1
Johnston up. Ball one. Foul strike 11., mm “,5 scheduled for 15 Wheat.” ....... 9 1 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ".222 5 0 0
one. Ball two. Strike two. Scottfrmndh. and .Slient Martin won on fi‘utshanb s 1 0 o 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 10 8 2
threw out Johnston. points, having clearly the hue, of u Mowrty, 3b ..... S l 2 2 0 0 it 1 0 0 It .250 4 7 l
Daub”! lip. Doubert lined filed to in both science and steam. The bout O‘son. as 6 0 2 2 0 0 ti 1 f.’ 2 0 .333 4 5 2
Walsh. ‘ was stopped m the fourteenth rwnd.nlt‘lers.e ....... 4 0 1 3 0 1 0 It (I It 0 .230 6 3 0
Mym utt Ball onr- Foul strike by mummy, 14..., when mtontlhiillerm ........ 5 0 1 1 0 o 0 0‘ 0 o 0 .200 4 1 0
one. Scott threw out More coming Mum“ mummy my...“ . lowtualuvat-d. p 2 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0
over behind the pitcher ”Id “le8 blow which landed in the Zulu Kid’s letter, p ....... It 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
firm' buunder with wetland. throw to.” pm“, ".10.. and be.“ hm, at. Smith, [1 a 0 1 2 1 0 o o 0 0 0 .250 ‘1 7 0
ing out the batter While on the dead mo“ double, but u y“ not a'med Metklt‘ ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
run. to the Zulu Kid on the tool, Referee -- ~~ —- ~ -1 ~- —» ~ - -- ~ - *-
NoRun. No’Htt. No Error. 1.9.. units: m. the foul n. the wly Team ......... 77 6 18 21 1 1 6 9 a 0 208 6-1 34 6 ..
5m“ ""i- :one in u- battle. and he considered it - ~
Hohlitaell Ill). Boll OIIE. BI“ 1W0.’pmly maul. ‘ ) l ‘ I .‘ a
Ball three. Strike one. Hoblltsell Kurt! Knock: Out Condom . Imam' m ”BEI- mm“ m
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II lirliiiiltit- tun
LEXINGTON.- Ky. Oct. ins—W
Trash had an easy time winhtnt‘
fastieton cup for 2:01 notion *
scoring her seventh victory of"
senson over St. Frisco at tit“
tucky Trotting Horse Breeders?
elation meeting here yesterdu’
hel Trask took the race in I
heats.
St. Frisco. with Geera driving.
vided secon and third manor
Donna Clay. The fastest time of
race was 2:03 1-4.
SUMMARY OF-ISECOND .
,. WORLD'S SSRIEG. t.
Ofilcial paid attondance...... _. "
flotal receipts “twill
l’layets' share ............. ; ‘ “
Each club's share ......... . 1"
National Commission
a.-...a
n...
.r
were $76,489.50. The- players' ahdtbs
qu841.3fl.33. Each club's share“
$13,768.11. null the National ‘
oion's share was 81.64835.
i The total attendance for the
two games was 71.484. The‘totnl' f
ceipta went $159,115.50: The play. _
ishare tor the two games 131853223?
.Each club owner’st share tortho W;
[games is $28,640.79. and the‘ National
iCommlsnion‘s share is $15,911.55. ‘
The attendance of the second/m
jot the world's series played at “like
delphia last year was 20,306, and
receipts were $52,029; of which fit
playels' share amounted to $28.0 ‘ '
‘ The players will share in 60
'cent. of the total receipts oi the: -
_ four games after 10 per cent. has hfim
deducted as the. Na' tonal Commieswr
share. The clubs get 30 per cont.
the total. The winning players get;
'per cent. of the money coming to M
.players and the htiirlnce goes to m
losing players. The 1)on 5 it
twenty-three eligll-‘c players ands “
.Red Sox twentyei::.
KILBANE AND M'AULIFFE
‘ MAY sox IN PARK 6
Reports from Bridgeport hat
that Manager Lynch. of the Park
ntre, of that city. is making all“
to bring Johnny Kilhano there to
Young HcAnlifio. A bout
'Jsca Dillon and Battling
has also been mentioned.
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wrap cheese to a cloth - .
vines-r ii ybtl nah it to ho
moist and hoof from mold.
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