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111111 1111111111
[till llllll till! 11... .1...
and the (1051 01‘ baseball,
I)h\kt‘lliflll 111115 are beginning to
up 111111 take notice. Al the
Giant .3119!“ the lost lions,
“do lodgers He Inst tilts
Ilavo lore Left on Base: Than
Other Cidiu Rod Son (let Fett-
esi tilts, Except lot Athletics,
and late less Errors titan
Other: During Season
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A review of the major league base-
hntl 511113011, which ended with the
_pl11yinp of tho 111111111 worlds series.
disclosed 11 number of rather ullllrtlal
ll‘ittult‘h. The 1111111111111 1301‘s in both
the National and American Leagues
rv'tre closer and bt-tter sustained llliill
his bt‘t‘ll the (use for some years. in
1111- American League every club, with
"11' intention of St. LOUIS and Phila-
tlt'lillllfl, led the league at week-ends
11.-1m or more times.
honor tell to only tlizet- clubs iu the
N:1tion:tl,iirst plutt- bting held in
evory (use by either Brooklyn PhilaJ
dolphin 111' Boston
From 'the flglll't‘fi compiled from the!
official box 51"01115 it is h 11' I
ll 5 o n "H" {be eetuted 10 again play independent
tool1'l1n the pennnnt winner, won I
. . hall for \‘orw 1ill1 will be learned at the
octonu 111 the 10111111 I
umber of rum'ttiiectini: with Joe Dreyfunn and Mur-
to up in the
.ho lotnl Aiinory.
can be secured.
o ',g:1111‘1.ed howe1er,
tum-storming 11111111, under the manage-
nent of John Mctlarrie.
1.1111 tho to“ 11 they represent.
‘1‘ct'k with llmyt’utts and Murray.
while the same
completed: llroyi’u'se is
playing with Stanford; ”Stretch" Har-
wy will appear with the Blue Ribbon.
oi Bl‘ldmlilolt, and George
will spurt the colors of the Woosteru,
1f Unnburv Whether these men can
scored in the sonic' 1
N . . . . 1 l1 agile. W' “I my next week, The team composed
.111 111111 11111 and 111111111911111111 U, Mun.“ ”mm, Norman Reich‘
third. Brooklyn collected 'the great- y, ‘
1111111 Harvey was a world beater last
an nuttber of hit I
1 11 during the cannon venr and, with the 11111119 lineup to take
with (‘incinntrti second and New You; the. “00,. this winter 11 would 3011111 1111
“illd Brook] 1 11 _
1,,” 0, 9111111,:11llufin ”I“ “I“ ”I'm In 11111191111111 was going to 111m 11.1 11111-
1., ,1”~ twpect and PM“: 1'14,“ “confluent your in Ncwnllt After three
'1' 9 I' "" third years of comparative failure. the mon-
Jlroolalui had more phwrw left on
- '- ‘ 11 omontoltholooolto WI
lumen than 11111' other club in the. Nn-I g m m
“(that League, with Pittsburgh 11cc-
dnl and Cincinnati third. Brooklyn
:th0 Lad 1'1'11'1-1' l‘lllh scored by oppo-
1111111 than any other t'.lub while
'losttm’ W111 S1'l'iitrll and Philadelphia
Iltiitl.
money could produce. tiny not out
with this idea in mind; unduly lived
up to it in every particular. The sup
'1ort nflorded the team by the Nor-
walk publit umplv proves that “big"
1 basketball will be well patronized in
11 the Amerltnn League, the pen Norwalk
31.1111 winning Boston club scored lupsI
yum tltnn nil ext-opt t1toofitsr'l111le.
tliccxccptions being Philadelphia untl‘I
'Washington ’lhe lied Sox also col-5
Jt-ctedl th's hits than any of the other‘ 11
clubs oXtcpt the Athletics. 0n thc'N
3"": mm" (31111111111111 player, madc clnrct‘ the best shot in the aggregate
1111 mm” "'8" “n" or ”"2 other‘1 number of pointn “scored in all 'ol the
.1t‘l't‘ll' clubs, white the Philadelphia six matches thus fttrht-ltl.lli1-1totnl
(fillblllallun
TWO NE! HAVEN
MEN BEST SHOTS
JAt‘ KSONVHLE, Flo, Oct. 21. ——W.
Richards. Quinnipittc Rifle Club.
ew H111'.en (4111th yesterday WRH tle
1,0,”. mm “NmI'ldaL the bn11.1ttlt.St.:s,.or,1 was 1114 out of 11 ponatb. 1000
1.111 hunt or eft on} .
““5 while Detroit l i I“ V». L‘henley.uf the name c b,w
for st l d ‘0 d“ ”‘9 mord' second with 809 point“ The men“
1 . , ‘l‘alltt'fi piny'eis in the “filorlflgured In “on me Adjutant General
1.11.111. Bomon ul<o held her oppo- Rapid Fire Members. Prenldent’a
Ill'nln in tht-tk hettet than the re- Wimbledon (‘up and Leech Cup
1111 lndcr of the le:1111.1,i01' the total ....— I - I
number
of 111115 it"totctl llQilillbl tht“ 60' ‘ CL U3 COURSE FOR FARM‘
Jtt'ti So); 11:11 loin than that on nny
out of the other sewn clubs. whileI
171111 of tho Athletic-s “as the grentost. Iin; of 230 acres. was sold y'esteiday
'lhc colnplPtc tecord or the six' con to a New vorlt city silk importer. TI“?
clubs or the majm leagues, showing ante included a 11in. hole 3°" 00““
WESTPOR'I‘, (301111.. Oct. 21.» The
Tons, hits, otrors, lettun b.1395 and and ti thirty. five acre park. The pur
mm made by opponents. is as: fol- chaser will use the land for a clock.
1011s: ”arm for breeding fancy cattle.
NATIONAL L AGUE, 1918.
t'tuo, Played. Tied. 11'. L, 11. 11. 12.. 1.13. 0.11.
lltookl1n 1 1 2 94 60 595 1:16 22 11120 171
rustaaoiphn ”..151 1 91 1'12 ‘ 5111 12.15 232 9,13 502
Boston. ....... ...158 11 - 311,. 63 512 1111 219. 991 493
New 111111 .......1115 '3 as 66 , 597 1309 211 925 501
( Iiit'ago .......... 11:6 3 67 86 522 1233 296 968 538
1111.11.11.11 ...... 157 s 65 89 511; 121.1 216 1012 5911
:11, Louis ....... 153 - o no 93 171 ' 1223 282 91:1 629
(Jitcinnati ...... 155 2 60 93 505 1330 230. 1010 ~ 615
Autumn LEAGUE 1916. ’
Club, Pilayed Tied. W. L. R. H. E. LB. 0.8.
1211111111 1116’ 2 > 91 113 550 236 192‘ 1021 480
omega . . .135 1 90 64 611: 12811 2111 .- 111119 496
11111101. ......... 151 1 86 68 657 1312 223 11185 584
new York ...... 156 2 so 74 6117 12111- 2111 11159 5111
. , Se. 1.011111 ........1ss 1-. 79 '15 586 1239 2119 3711' 542 ‘
_ 1111111111111 .......157 3 . 77 77 627 1215 217 991 600
Washington .....159 6 ‘ 76 77 538 1239 264 , 1072 542
Philadelphia .2111 1 911 117 1111 111111 ‘ ’12: 10111
976
11851111 ooJEGTs To TITLE
CLAIM; WANTS DAMAGES
Alex Aberg. champion GraecoRo—
man $1911er or the world. has a ten-
der spot. It .-is not his bullet head, from advertising the “stranger.“
nor abboovlited neck that so manytthe conqueror oi' Aberg. lo ,a tournn»
mat men him? 1111111 111 1111 to secure ment in New York that “nary.
a hold 1111, nor lth» to; mire about After re citing hla €111 "‘
. 11011 as 1 11m
11ers that have ~deficit tin starts of “en “mg Mailed that 1"“ cl
the 311111111111 M11310" l°_ it" “3 $911111 seriously mm 1111 (Knot-3'11
reputation "not! are absolutely false.
i The 111111111111 not forward in his soot
yentordny while counsel argued baton
gNew Torna'gatost Robert Friedrich,
otherwise ltnown its “Strangler"
Lewis, and William .Sandow, Lowla'
manager, for 815. 000 damages and an
injunction to restrain the defondonttl
No, Aborz’o 1111111111 spot in Inner
thin: man monolith-land 11111111.
31111.; in other 111111111112 £5 it: 1111.-
“EMMY;
outing of the fol) woof
Notwalk
sit :
present
time the Norwalk basketball situation
air to a. certain degree.
it is a sure thing that a star protes-
sional train will represent Norwnlk at
on Monday nighttfl
and also on foreign items if games} “WNW" ”118 afternoon, 030 0! the
The only team .0 furl '1111111 intertsting ball games ever stag»
1,- 11,11 “'0'de ed on the Harttord League ground-1
’lhin quintet
1 composed of five of the best local
young men who are in the game, and
is expected to be 11 credit no the game:
Manager Godfrey was to have had an.
appointment in New York city tliis‘llOl‘luIiiIY "till mnny fans have GVH‘i
ofI had of seeing these stars in action,
lilnt ytar‘s star quintet. but the nicetv‘
1111;; 1,3,. 1,0,." postponed one week byl pillous they will get the chant-c.
er. Godfrey. owing to the fact 11111.1:
Ihe has important business relative to 1114‘? is Ty Cobb, the big gun 01' 11‘0“
. 1,1,. army work, which must first M4A1n01'iran League. and he will pin"
um, year‘ the lirst Hack
No1 man 3
.eeason to give thrpoblic tho but than
(1'0. 1' Club form. n tract of land consist-1
‘ 11111111 011M 111111 nonunion. V611 ,
non, pttchan. ‘t‘homml‘n hover-e- .
A. ~41 M
Ito- Colonial loot Pol lu-
. “ism-lamb
I 11111 for button—Other“
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i111“ be uttered to the public The New
Hit e11 (.‘olonials will stuck up against
the Poll outfit, at 2:30 o’clock, and in
ttn- itncup of both clubs will be Horn
pl:tytt-= “tilt woild-wide reputatioto'.
111ll 1111111111“ o 11 e baseball fans of lid.“
in intt 11 “ill be the first up
t'il_\_
and if the n't-a'lt-r will remain 111-1--
loronioot among the stars to appear
to." the New ”=1ku
(‘nlonialu lubodv needs to be to'd
anything about ('obb,-1111 oyerybodyt
11ho can tend the spmting pages l2"-
;hi.1 rtcord down pat. Then thcr
j 11 why Noun, 1 1 idol of Hartford,
[has not appeared here since he l1
ho Stunth‘l‘r' and jumped to the Fol
crol League. where he become 11 star.
Innd lie111ill pl111 center field for 1.11
l’oll tultttt. the me positibn ”111' !.1
111m played .11! “011301) for the New
York (hints
Ilobby‘1\'ntt,o' Columbia, wh- it.- I
boot cloned by the Detroit t-,lu1 u'nl
no on the inldv 11y rack for 1'11: Co")
rials Lith Huh-her of Prince: '11, 1111'"
balancing to the Giants, will t‘lt’t‘l‘,
omLRay Ketiting, n lurincr Ynnitui
1twtrler. will occupy the mound. An-
other old favorite of this section mil
also be in the viintoru' lineup in Bobby
Stow, who played. the short held [or
the Bridgeport club ‘1')? the old Bub
ern Association. Thins also his flritt
ronppearance 'hero 111111-11 he went
South to the Texas League three new
sons ago. The butting.r order:
tlolonialn~P. F‘nluey. it; Bowen, cl:
Cobb, 1b; Watt, 2b: llttgnn, 3b: Stow,
a: H. Fainey, rf: Kelcher, c; Kent-
im’. p: Pumpelly, p .11..
. Poll'u——Crowthern,' an: Johnson, if:
Clark, 1b: Knoll, cf: Brinkley. rt; Mul-
doon, c: lsliob, 2 ; t‘lcnry, 3b; Pike,
11; Wilson, p
l'mplre——~Hugh ltorty.
MIKE GIBBONS HA8 MAPPED OUT
A BUSY WINTER.
Mlkt‘ Gibbons, the St, Paul middle-
weight, has mapped out a buoy winter
:or himself: Ho hi1~ made all arrange-
ments to beat Jack Dillon light henvy~
Will”?
1' Mel
ft‘.
'who has been putting all his opponents
Irish lightweight Fights lard, Ill
Opponent Proves Too Clem for
NEW YORK, Oct 2!. ~Jnmes F.
01111111. of (‘Ounty Waterford lrclnnd,
mute an attempt at the H111 lem Spun
ing (‘tub last ntght,’ to show that the
llglmro' cf the Old Sod Were superior
to 110111111 0! AfrmAmeiican persua-
O'lli 1111 who in known in ring circles
11111 Sliltlnlle. failed in his plan
At fioouunt interuls Slittntutt rush
ed likt a bull at a red shirt and swung
1lt-iously, hitting the at: for the most
part. Dorsey is very clever in the
matter of defence. ducking, sidestep-
ping and blocking to perfection.
One round was I repetition of all
tho—others, O'Brien charging, Dorsey
avoiding the attack and countering
sharply. At the end of the tenth Dor-
sey was tlit' winner by 11 wide margin.
Joe Bull, one of the preliminary box~
i1r.~'.tri1tl 11 new scheme to avoid get-
illug hit on the 311w. When his oppo‘
‘nent. Kid it with got to clone quarters
:'.llali Slut k his head between the ropes
lBut 11.-nth peppered him on the body
,nnd thus scored enough points to win
the bout.
The boot bout 0! the cutting 1111s
111111 lM'th’Pn .loo Berinnn, the bantam
to sleep, 11nd Frankie Williams ,a for-l“
ty your. void 11th 11110 plotted to be 11
Town The combat W111i 1: thtiller
front the tint gong to the last 111 the
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couiozoAMIs TODAY. I
Princeton 1'11 Lainyete at l'rtnceton.I
Horrortl v11. Moonlchmetta Angina
at Cambridge. A ‘
Cornell 111. tint-knell 111. lthocn I
Pennsyhonia 1'11. Penn State at Phil
ndelphtn. ’ '1
SVl'at‘Ltllt‘ u Pittzsbuzgh r.‘.
Dartmouth v11. Georgetown at Haw
verhill. Mass.
Army v11, Trinity at Wet-11 Point.
Navy 1'I._West Virginia at Anna‘po-'
tin. “’
Brown vs. Williams at Providence.
“New York University 1's. Wesleyan
at Ohio Field.
Columbia vs. Union at South Field ,
Fordham vs. Susquehanna :1 Ford- '
hm Field.
Steven-11 Tech v11. Worcester Poly :1
Worcester.
Baton vs. Maine at Lowlston.
Bowdoin 1's. Colby at Brunswick. I
. Colgate 1"11. Rhoda island at Homil-
ton. _
Carnegie Tech v11,
Pittsburgh.
Erratum.
Allegheny 11f
weight champion of America, and then
I‘rltllll the new year right by mm: to
‘Austrnlin and thrashing Len Darcy,1
IIthc middleweight champion of
itountr).
I Gibbons, who at present is shooting
Iducke in the Northwest, is serene in
itne belief that he hos Dillon tied to a
unintch at 161 ringside. but he is mlb-
itnken» Dillon will not make that
weight. Harry Sher-1111111, president of
the Twin City A. C.. of St. Paul. or-
[tired in New York city yesterday. 38
has in his possession a check drawn
by Gibbons for $2500.
About sent to bind the match with the
But Dillon smiled at the
I161 idea. although ho admits that some
Itimo ago he was willing to make that
weighL
The Twin City Club has offered
:Dlllop a flat guarantee of $7,100 to 'box
, Gibbon. while the latter will work on.
1“ percentage.
ALLQTAR COAST TEAM.
Experts in California have picked
thntI' ,.
'. Vermont vs. 0011
which the -
Washington and J
minster at Wth ' ’
Swarthmore '
11111111111011.
1 12111111 111. Boston College at Med-
ford.
Rochester vs. Builnloat Rohhenter.
Amherst 'vn. Springfield at Spriung
field.
Washington and Leo vs. Roanoke at.
Lexington.
St: Lawrence v1.1. l-lobart at Canton.
Norwich vs. New Hampshire atDur-
ham. ,
hellish vs. Lebanon Valley. 111811me
Dothlehem. _
Hamilton v11. Rentelner Poly at out»;
ton,
Dickinson vs. Ursinna at Cnrliste.
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town.
Johns gopkins v11 Gnllnndet at
tintore.
George Wilmington vn. Western
Maryland til WAnhington.
the following all star team. made up
or players who worked in 11111 Pacific,
Coast League this your: Brief, Silt
Lotte amine; Risberg, www.m-
ond base: Bates, Vernon, third bunt
McGhmg’nn, Vernon, shortstop; Ryan,
9111’. Bake, left field; Bodie', 11111 Erato
cloco, 11.111111» field; Wine Pontoon;
right. filth; Bolster. Loo.Angoien1
m: m Salt Lake; catcher:
Wmmqpn, ”Portland (touchy
on 13111111111111.1111; not hang
Anion, 301115 FOR- «anon
GWEN To KEVITUGKY MAN
sAVAGE. Minn, Oct. 21 .—-A1-ton.
one-time champion 11101th of the
world,“ has been given to Lister Win-
toropogg, of Versailles, m by 116111.
enol’theesmoxtholatbu W'
Lflqut bio tinio 111011,th
ind, m ”,3me ”hr
mold Arlon trotted to flinch n
:10 8-4.1rhtch 11th! oinndlu
stun, Eddie Dorsey was his opponent.‘
' )the only niltl‘ltit‘u in the two-yenr-old
'ing (.‘ommislson has intervened in on
Gordon. assured Chairman Wench that
Sivan, 11 us moorland m m ' 7
IWHISM
Mllllllllllll
HM It‘ll;— Swlttlu chic!
Who i.» the Ni'llullhl Lemme but
1“,;
Itmlulttllnll of 1'1" 1'
-1nor1- ttillllliitlitllng than it round:
'Hal that t the (lulllll 11.11, 0: do. -
‘foi'nier Br'ooklyn cumin-31 who finish
.1111 tht' seawn with the tllautn?
T'be ottuation l5 >0 tomplex
John ll?;~'dlt'i, the able s~1retary 11nd
statistician oi the National Leagueflsé
tit 19. to.» to 11131111 11 dec‘istnn. ‘(‘ltttse:‘
is 1111 thonmion by the public' a: opin-
i n, l suppwr." said lieydlrr, ‘hut‘
Mct‘urty's case deserves some consid-
eration The It'agut‘ has nothing, to go
b1' ab 10 how many homes 11 1112111 must
.0
that
play to ht in the running ioi the bat
ting chuinpiourhip, 'lhttt l11111~ blt‘n
,deynrn bel'oie with better mornings
than ville. champion, but tht-y never
have tnkt 11 port in 115 many 1111111115 an“
McCarty. E
No-
'llw {trot 11111-1,- butters in the
ttottal League howled 1111 follows:
lumen. A.ll. H. RC
Motto» ...... .11 1111 39 3.2.1.1 .
.‘tlt'l'arly on 216 ‘1'4 .343
Cll‘drir" .. .112 till 1151 .3313
MABEL TRASK WINS
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
ATLANTA (‘13.. Oct. 21.- .\lttbt-l
i‘rmlt, tile tl'tn‘lllu! 11111111 owned by
Wain r l': 111-: :1111! atrium by him. add
ed to her 11.-111111 - 1111-: her 1i1nl, St.
now. M1111 in Hill-tight heat: in tho ‘
Grand C111 nit tzlces 1'e.~t--r1l11v ehe 11'onj
[lit Georgiu ltuIlt‘hy and Power Coin-
pnny (‘up .1111} tho big end of a 82.500. ‘
purse. H1-r 1.111111 time was 2:07 H ml
the third 111-111. I
Tht two 111111111211 trotted consistent-I
iv 81 Frisco, '.1tth (were driving, tin-l
111111111 «och heat in 110ccnti,plnce.and‘
,in m-ithei 11111111 than 11 neck behind. 1
Thu 111111 was for the 2:08 chute trot-i
ting. with :1. field of live. I
Tht- lien] Lady, drivon by Murphy“
and Mary t‘uhurn. White. driving, were
clnss trotting event, Mory (.‘oburn
won. The third event, 2:11 clusa poc-
inn. wan won by Little Frank D.. in
nit-night. boats, with Dr. Grillin, owned
by an Atlantnn, and the only Atlanta-
owneo horse in the Grand tCtrrtii
races hem. ramp in fo't second money.
WEINERTMOHA BOUT AT THE
GARDEN, OCTOBER 31.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.—-ln view of the
fact that n largo number of patrons of
boxing have 11 desire to see the Wet-
nert-Mohn contest at Madison Square
Garden. October 31, and also the Dil-
lon-McCoy battle, set for the Broad
way 8. C. on the same date, the 811:1
cttcrt to straighten out the tangle.
Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker of the
October 31 is the Only open date he
has for some time and he must per-
force brfitg‘bfl the bout. .
Mr. Wench then suggested to Pro-
moter Welsmantel’thnt ho PH" the Dil-
ton McCoy bout over to Wednesday.
November 1 and that will probably be
done.
WELLING To FIGHT BlLLlNGs TO.
moi-1T. “
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.1.——Joe Welling,
one of the finest examples of scientific
boxer and hitter in the lightweight dl
. vision, will be seen at the Broadway. .
S. C. tonight.
Mnhlenburg vs. Albrighbnt Altai Eddie Billings. a Western boxer, who
His opponent will be
here with good' inferences.
be on acid test for Billings.
11 will
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