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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 11, 1917 · page 8

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1 “Autumn?

Had Only a Taste of Big
Time Before Joining the
Giant Outfit—Steady Un— _ > 7
der Fire and Ellective— '

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Claim Four . .fillltifil‘ OUTLOOK 1 KRAMER DEF EATS
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The ~ gray cloud‘ \ ‘ - ' I
. s of unctrtaint) ‘ ‘ '
Mair-h have overhung the mum 001,500!“ in Final of Worldvs

: loge football. situation for some months i ChamVDiORShlp CYCliIlg'
are gradually being dispelled and pro-7 A

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Fred Anderson, who. come to. the. Gi-

 

 

 

 

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ants front the Buffalo Feds, is the only "' ,. ‘ , , , ‘ sent indicaéions forecast cIOqe to Derby ‘Re‘enge SDCLI- '1
ex-Fedcral League pitcher who will Wasn't that Democratic convention just perfectly lorely, Archibald? “£3115“ per cent. of the usual lllllnbf‘l” (361’ I‘lnlShes becond

Mia re in the cutting of the. world's ser- -.._ ' ”‘

‘ of gridiron? contests during the comin.
reason. While the scheduling ol
[games is still underway, in many cas-

ies melon this fall,
Incidentally, Anderson's rise to mu~
, jor league class has been a rapid One.

Plant; Kramer outspg'inted Arthur
9pc Alfred Goulcti and won
the final of the world's championship

The hay fever fans are hailing wi th delight, this ‘spell" of snappy “TILE.
ther. And we guess that they are the only ones either, ‘

t9“ the autumn card already Jr .
‘ , « . esens ,, . u. .

for prior to joining the Giants. in 191.0. . -. . _ . 3 several speciallv interestincr 111ml 'h t9 l ""9””, Lu,” Res enge “t the l 930'
he had onl ' rl' ‘ f b‘v 1 - 1 Taking" them than for man, "- “0“” be units :1 1011 l0 dope out wnrther i p-tl - . ‘ 5, .c. 0. :tdt'ume in Newark. Spencer finisher:
y J g 1111pr 0 L: eugdéf l a tv 1 “1“ S » 1‘ e th 1b ' ~ l‘ l ‘1 ”I" llkelihood others W111 be ddtl-g second and f‘otllet " ' h' 'd b ‘

mtupanr. and he probably has the tie Gldll s or L18 Lie on tax e etter team. - .Gd- "00k an I ; “db Ll! .. ut at

. Federal League, ‘0 thallk f0" “‘9 fact “9" i I With Cornell, Pennsylvania, Dart-’pot-inun :lo-measplz. feet? 5:601?“
that he came. into notice as a pitcher .All the White Sox will have to do is to rest up for the next few days, mouth. Navy, Army, Colgate, Sy'mdmj": \~ ’ ‘1 3‘ .r ' “ .ng 0“ 9t 5-“
who DOSSBSBGG big league plays, and lot Boston put itself out of the ru ce. . .VC‘N" Pittsburgh Swarlhmore, Pennl - 1;.i'h:n(.l.ommwm ra “h “D. .
Like Rube Benton, one of his pitch- . . 51mg, Brown, ‘Washington and Jel-V . a, . . . . ce 0 .e er.

lug males, Anderson is anatire of
North Carolina. He was ushered into
(itizvnship at Statesville, N C., some
“Null-rim years ago and, ms? BN1- l-l'lciia‘V'crVMcGarric intends to to" c “llc‘ 'e" w ' . . - .

ton. he started pitching independent field nexthSunduv to fillthc "a ’11.“ by Vim ,. bidllllgl back intthhe m.
In“ before he was eighteen Wars 0” ct‘ertetlnittcli oti scn'ation 1: Ian in t" id 9x1?“ burnout. ”emf-e never
‘ Once With Red Sox ”mg” ”I: f. a . s lt e1, ut perhaps he “ill come

5‘. urn tht goods.

by” Francisco Verri beat out*~Bq‘.n

Neither the Tigers or the lndepen dents will secure any outside players Spears, Reggie McNamara Jake Mat

for the renmining games of the Series. Good enough.
+

‘lerson, Carlisle, Springfield and (‘o-‘.
vlnmhia gatherin . ' . . . *
l ,. ‘ . g. about the f°°tb311_ginfi. Willie Hztnley and Charley Pier:—
.b.dll(lal(ls there is everv reason for- -

tirctlic'ing ., c-ontiu ~ f ‘cey in the order named. .

i“ would n‘m haveul‘ince 0 the gaunt" Alf Guollet won the firemile ope-£1
‘Vchtrlv in ‘the skrV'Vn eenTldreamed Offixace front a field of 25 starters. H»?
.l'mkfiw-of com: If lirenmn‘beljust did get. McNamara in the bony“
, I "' ’ .Ie usua C man to; stretch and pulled Jake Magi“ in?“
the eastern play, owmg to the. absence

 

Several years 2190. the Boston Anter-

jmns got wind “Ht 9. young hut'ler " . Vot’ the annual Yalellari’ard. Princeton-l ”1.1m plaice. Edd? .Mfldden' PM???
named Anderson was going great guns The tables were turned yesterday. The Giants lost a double header, and VYale and Al‘mttNavy contests. As war-lwnh “Ill"? llanlet. l‘ 011 ”l“ tlz‘0"1ll:fi:' .
in professional ranks “sommrlterc be the Yankees won a couple of games. i. ~. Ea .. ‘ ,tlmo substitutes, however“, the Pmmymlunde‘m tacit. leading (Alf! 91d .2191! :1
Jon" the Mason-Dixon line," and a 34001“. _.._ "‘ E‘-”!}ja_.1’)anmouth, (‘ot‘uell-l’ennsvlvan and ”milky 11930“. Jake M21311! an.

Was" sent South to give him the up and
down. At: a result Anderson got u
try .out with Boston, but was turned
our to a minor league. in New Eng-

l‘red Hill and Reggie i\‘lc.‘\umara amt .
‘Boh Spears home. '

Gus ban: took the hull-mile handr-
cup for the amateurs, riding from the?

Han Johnson, president of the American League has come out in sup-z
p01“. of fair prices for the world’s series. The National League magnates
should do likewise.

li't. Syracuse-Colgate, Pennsylvania-
:ltlichisun, Svrncnsc‘llrown. Pittsburgh-
‘Pt‘nuevlvanici, (hunch-Colgate. Rut-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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land for more seasoning. Snappers Carries Off “ V V ‘ ' '- VV i V ‘ - 1'“er admirably. lit d‘ ttvfiin-l Bt-ronuou the miss "tn-1' . :
About that time the Buttulo Feds “UNZ AN" mlm l Honors tG ‘ h .. “V ’ . _ . , . - There will not he as maut- mtersec-‘(LT‘ “ .'_‘ ‘ . Q‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' at

were scouring ”‘9 minors for pitclting' - ! a 1 reenwrc i V - . we. r .~:-~ « . ftional games as in recent years butztgl m‘ U“ 5 mon mm)"

material, and as Anderson was dis. F01. ”M. ”m 1mm this season mel ‘DKNNLLEOMBQ‘ - --J- Zeren in this department of the season’sl STANDINGS - . ‘ .'

”1““le they had 11“ trouble getting BRflWN SlfiN AWN L 1). Chapman"; Snappvr' won the m“)! For the first time. in the history of the rim! tilt-r0 are now two Jmt techcdule a {cw fixtu)‘es will prevail. THE - .3

his name. 10a contract. Then, whcul ‘ ' 'tcltumplous ot‘ dinereut clu‘ ea. llvnuy Leopard is the l‘.:.:ht\\‘(*i:.’l:l t,-lut;n.l1pm._ ppnnqyiyanm and Cornell will ,-

umon-rwrr .. at . « . t . . . ,. . . . . . . . . - V ~
the Feds busted up. Mct‘lrnw picked ‘ 5 mo“ dd“ yam!“ otet ”M1110". “1va "it‘d (hull 11“" 1-“ ”l“ “"v‘llVNWlllhl champion. Al lll‘fill'filino up against Michigan and it is‘ National League.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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l . .1 cu s the mill ‘tnulllt" (lupus the nuddltwmlu Llldmlllulhlllp wlrlc a fourth Button: - “h L- PC

lmll lull“. among a 11031‘ Ol hill-Al South Norwalk Champ VVflLcouse. Ralph Brush w ‘s at the wheel. l.-r\'inslti'. claims the luzlzt-lu2‘ayywetuut l-zutmpluimhtp. Benny Leonard lilibduh' ”‘3th “a“ the Artur will 3.0.va \ork ............ 82 to All].

Longue pitchers and he has succeeded B “I , . N Hit it“... “illllv (t‘i‘nt‘d by Clitl'ord l). M21l- lt-‘niuniu Ltvlner ,hlttl him purtttts ramp from Eur-o1. \ Lewis 35 (:(tt-gtpunlt‘ft‘ll In 1'5 annual match “'1‘“ I‘m-"I x‘hiladclphia ......... 7:1 57 .5653

in making P4006. ’ a C 1“ 0W VCR onjlorv, finish“; ”m4. tilimttm behind Muudcloff. and his home in is England. Mct‘or in Albert Rudolph. Loin ~. l‘nme. This contest was arranged lastlsp Louis: ............. ll 62 .5th

Steady Under Fire OCtObCl‘ 8th I V. . ‘ ' ' iusky started in the boxing business as llurney Williams. but hr- lutct' l winter but when the Al'mv announced ‘ Cincinnati ............ iii 68 .50”

,ltct. lit the afternoon race llnwk bt‘ut .. - . .. . . .. . . . .- , . ’ . (y '09

Anderson is u t‘iuht—hundcr and 9.1-. t _ . ‘ . . (.dllll‘ into the mind..- of ltuu Morgan, an astute manager, who belancd .hts rm.” all the “d” football games “.9”. (lutaeo .............. in t, .a

. . ... . t the field, With bituppcr \\'lllldl‘:t\\'ll_ umm' was an asset in tht~ cast, and h c restored the Lerinshy \zith the prod ’ ‘ , lltooltlyn ............. 02 66 .48~ii‘

though not the most sensational oft Battling Kunz, the state lightweight,- -H...._, _. I fix 0f hmmung...’ ;ol'f, its opponents beaan to alrnngc for Boston ............ 5.; 70 .4430

31(1GI-u“r's pitchers. is a hard WUI'IH’F.it‘llflnlploll, will meet (‘hlch Brown. of1 FIGHTS AND FUTURES ’ . ‘ V :nthcr commie to fill their open dates. I’lllsblll'sll .......... 43 V8.\‘ 333
He uses :1 good :issottmcnt of twistt-rr'New—dimer). at the Arena, in New ‘ w" y ' ‘ """~‘ ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ‘ . Benny Leonard, the lightweight ‘ “Tho (‘lm‘vnlli-lmlll‘ deciszon of the .‘lr- American League.
mod is capable of tukinc his: rogulrr‘ Haven. on Monday evening. Octobeg,

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t ' ll l t l b u too "rt t t m l t m "flmmp Or “19 “Vorm' “VI" mm “mm V lWALlflfR T0 COACH 'VVlln‘VVilitViViV‘“‘ “V325:thVrllmleltfetVt (‘hic'tllo slit 41th 123‘
um )u to lth , to 09:11:50 i c-i I. to con es w ie or teen Paul in H... main hold at th: Fair-i V * ‘ :d (‘11 01‘ “”30” '- ‘ ' ‘ """"""" V ‘ "
Crow's three southpuws have been uo-ll‘ounds. and the weights of the fighters ( ,' -' ‘ 3' ' ’V ‘ ‘ 'V w LLIAMS LEVEN 51 ‘61“

 
 

 

, ,, . ‘ , _ , . , :tpount A. C. Wednesday night. . . ‘ ....-_.. ‘flhp'me m 515 ““9931 form. “ heth‘er. flgglltnd V @113 62 54%
the great mum tins you" the eat-Fed I1-58 DOUHSlS-v. 1““1‘ ‘3 Fl“ pound? om; ' ohtmv Dundee will intone a tough New H ' E mm") mm“ "m 3"" ”‘9 ““1”“ ”P. Detroit .............. (58 67 .m -
Wigfllt‘r has not bet-'11 called upon to do weight now/mid lwlll'a‘tart, tflulngibp in .Vioe Engnhof' Jbvetzuid Wvd- ‘ - . l . “an ,astern l’ga‘guetdate‘ formerly 8"? f0? ”‘15 mm“ a,t!N(x“' York ....... 63 on 517?

1'1 great amount. of worlu f w: .humedlutqlé' t0 Mfidoxgufdydfitggqyl . nest v “mummies: ..‘ l; ‘1. t: - ,_ .. 1th. win. 1 Pltdwr Suweeda hffidfltfeat Point remains to be seen. Tlllfij Washington .......... 6‘1 7‘: AM?-
\\'hcn the. (“slants went South lilStltfih9V1)% ‘ 3.; j e . p f; l F A! Fulton hull “Q9; uttered an- _ ”we '. "l’ "* ‘ ? Duly—Was FOIMér‘ Chi-icontesl is always one of the featuresi SLILOlllS W25 8.12:):7:
spring. umnv of the scribes. who ac-l David. Fitzgerald, 91 New “duvongonwrl bi" purtigtoni-VE‘et told Morrid Walter Liginges," Chairman: cago University Halfbacklot the season and its: continuation. ift Phlladellllltirll.t'l.¢ll1;l'.LVG‘BQUEJ .062...
comprmied the team thought that An-lwlll be the referee, and there will bo‘agam h i V 0f Boxing Commiésion l m ‘llO‘SSll’l‘t’: is earnestly to be desired. l a V W. L. RC V
dcrson would he forced to step aside the usual preliminary bouts. ; Cote “niacin-the Re ding Pa pro- ‘- ’j NEW HAY 2X. Sept. ll.—-Frcd Walku V "—- lTOl‘OnlO -------------- 85 59 .593: ‘
for Jimmy Middleton, the right-hand Manager Pounding. of the Arena. mm... mm he "a; a (glue; m Says Oklahoma new)“: or. pitcher for the New 'llavcns moi ARDS BOOKED , 'mmpml‘“ """""" ll 59 '58? '
er secured by McGt-aw from the Loili": “'85 l“ South Norwulk, last Saturday l Stanlcv Willis :1 cleverlllghtwelght weight Cannot BOX View”): ““8 been signed to coach IlleVRICH : ‘ V limildtimp ......... 3;; 22 Eli,
Ville club, but when the. weeding outtaflerlwon. and secured the terms of 'l‘hi'VpontpotViod 1m“!- between ’l‘cd 4;“ .....__.-. EWiUSumS college eleven. succeeding. AGAINST FORSTER llgz‘llleiieifi‘l 7} :5; ‘
process came it was Anderson M‘O‘Kunz' and they were agreed ‘0 3"93‘9"'V.Le“-ig nod Imp-m Joe Guns will] taho Walter ”Ringer. chairman of the; Fred Duly. Walker was formerly Uni-l '—",' Buffalo ... ............ 62 81 .430.-
stuck. and he's still there. Anderannldflr by Brown's manager. The con-“mam m; the Broadwi S t‘ orVBrook: Wisconsin Boxing commission, “-331"??leoiClucogo half-back and pimptYouthful TanlS Star Has Rl°3l111°lld ------------ 53 33 ~37“

isa valuable man to call into the boxgtracts were signed yesterday after- ’ 'y‘ ' " ‘ ’ ‘ '

. J3." a week from loduvf “111(an lhOseV'n'lio sow the contest bcth‘l‘ 01' the Pliluburgh Federals,
l its a pinch pitcher. for he. has good,n00fl. , The bout: betWeen Frankie Burnt! tween Carl Morris and Fred Fulton n03

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couttol and is steady under flll, llt,. Eand Puts)’ 135.?!“an $1“ the Pioneer Canton. Ohio, on Law!- Day. Immedi-

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has the beat earnmh-un met-ago of atuENICHOLS TURNS 1N Sporting Club 01" New York tonight. 9.391). after the bout Lialnger announc-l
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Hard JQhOIlHalldS Today YESTERDM'S RESULTS-
1 .in Matehon Yonkers Courtt National L_eauue- V

l Brooklyn, 13:2; New York, 6-1.
Philadelphia, 5—2: Boston. 242.

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! RECORD SCORE . Sllm‘lll WOW '0 l"? mm!“ the best 9"" f: lihatlhltlorytis, “V?3\‘gww‘.rmm box'tSundnr. told national bov champion will plan" gingggfitémggbfifi’ 1"
’” ‘*‘“’“‘ , ......._ fer staged at that Olllb.lBrllnnllmll la a ‘ g " ' "‘ sate 0 WOWFWt . N .- l ’ . . l ,.. V ' ' - l l. .. .‘tV ' ' ' ,'
CAWSE BEATS BLYTH ’EStabllSh 'N M‘ k VF ipturillstlc whirlwind while Burns h "I am glad 1 mode (1)0 long trip} 0 natutuelon the tlmt. 'loo (‘X-illfil‘bt,.t W. Forster of Columbia Lm ' 1mm," Loan”. ,
Steadiness and pronounced limo?“ es 8W 31‘ S 01‘ thhc crtt‘tlest Vt ' l ‘8“ . St V from Milwaukee to See my»; SC'Tlp forl penahe when you don‘t get fare from rersily. for the lawn tennis champion; lagwhYotk, lot—’53. Pgllfltlt‘lllllllél, 1-1-
' ~ ' . . : .mos 3, cs 'erm c' .. ‘ -' .> ~ . . .. . ‘ .-; - ,».
3 went ability brought. A. J_ Camp that ROChCStCl‘ Course m Rafi" the bnnLVnm dlvlsifngl K I one was“... said Liglnger. "I Sf[woour opponents. shlp of the city of tankers this after- 0115;: 11153025111“ schillllled.
:: . chief laurels in the Staten Island open 'Cl‘OSS Tourney But LOSBS‘ “ -. the disgraceful work by Morris, and! Lonclmk was full of pep and twlrled noon, on the clay courts of the Pork ‘lnfernatlonal League.
V Rm Fro-SS tennis tournament deemedl M t h ' a ’ ‘ VMEAT: EGGS, AND BJVJ‘IT'FER SOAR he will never trot finance to performiwuh enormous we” ‘Hlu “mm" Club' “3 a ”5““ 0‘ his Providence. 5-7: Baltimore,’ 1-10.
‘m the Staten Island Cricket and tom 3 C In Foursome t ' .VSVTILL HIGHIER in Wisconsin. What he did in that; Court took it easy in catching andflmtory yesterday over Tom Moore. Rochester, ’0; Buffalo, 543.

' . . .~ .' , , , . . . . . - : \ t , 'ew rk, 5-2; R’ hr: d, 2-4.
his club S'theltlfl)-‘ l’lflimg annual; ROCHESTER, N. Y.—-Sept. 11.-2 Instead of getting lower mi‘af pric- ”“3. hurts Glenn 31’0” and “"‘ “'l". :Szii’gesqome class, on M “hm aroundi llllssiguudelltltine 1:0;[orrei th}: 3:? gut-olden 19; Bigot-.31, 16: 12 ions.
532A. mi“! In the final match. (nose! Walter C. llacen, the present Western ‘ cs have gone ltlgher‘nocording to the permit, nothing like it in Milwaukeed ’ :ciamp 1.11,“! mos is" " ' '

. American Association
“hm ed succesa mil) after a “UNI-open champion, paired with Jim market returns from New York city.ll:‘~t‘lnc or other cities where contestn cGlnnes played short and scooped chard for the moments championship

 

Indianapolis. 13-3; St. Paul, 3-7.

 

 

”rump. of fire so“. and by the score} _ , , . . 40d”. At the W l u ‘ -t-u'e ltzld.” . iall kinds of grounders. today. andthenmatchoa inthe men's Kansas City, 4.1; Columbus, 3,4_
of 3—6, 7__5' 6—4. 3—6. 9_-‘-'. v‘ “Bytunes, 0f Whitcmaish, defeated G‘ll Brooklrn which is Carly”; ‘ filliIIlli‘cV ‘ t Lnndv covered first in a neat style doubles and the mixed doubles will No other games scheduled.
vlllvth plavcd a net game. and almost ugiclmllsrfn‘: fr?” Neck. and Alex j cheapest Vmarket torome'tt U1: 1)“in V and hit in the pinches. icontlnu’e on through the week. \ 05‘;Uth¢"';0A3];°Clatl°n~

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mm“... and “'hpn he could got to Rt: ”2“ 30:11“?! a font l(1:01 ringed for whole, (“MEWS rattan ‘ front 20 10' HYDRA WINS RACE ‘l \\ tight sure did do some damaget The work or young Richnrdp thrilled Nighvlllefu'ls- Cltattitltloongihag‘. .3
the barrier he invariably made hisichegw’r by :up ‘ ' p ”f at 0’52? cents against 18 Gems on July let, M with the stick. the gallery. and the boy. who has Atlanta, 4; Mobile, 1 ’

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. . Eight yachts of the 'star" 0189' Nothing Went bv Simms and C‘rum-Vcome sxt’ficossfullv throu'lt o. l irei
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log: and placement ability, and seldom’f tl b t an increase of a cem a pound. Dollar started in a race in the champion.‘ man who stabbed anything from infield of older players. is generally ro- GAMES TODAY.

come to the forecourt. Cawsc. ‘00,: or to es score for the morning Wm}; for butter and eggs “0‘ immi-l amp series over the course of the Port; grounder to a fly. Egan-am as the next city champion, nl- '

paiwswd a service that was Se‘.m.e_il‘011!‘d. were 7 “D at the end of the- ng’m' inasmuch ‘ as butter ham man'l’t’ashington Yacht Club, in Manhassetg Laboucky covered secom and re- ”10th Forster may pmvm¢_ the mp; ’t-l ‘)_Natto:3al 13339091)

Jle ecoréd no 1qu than seven sprvtcefm‘St eighteen holes. NIChOlS (“Stale (l 1 0’ cents pet: pound since “m 'thl ‘ Bay yesterday afternoon. The win. t celved three putouts at his post. . looked for with his steady driving and, {gh‘fi‘dz’l’gigg2930122: (')‘
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Meg, and manv 0mm; time when t.he;“'q.h8d 3 new COWS? “3°01“ 0‘ 51’ m’cmw o 1.2 cents a dozen Bugd‘mslner was Charles F. Hydes Hvdrap Plunkctt was at. third and also play-‘hls court-covering ability. ' Pittsburgh at St. Louis.

first ball landed fairly Blyth was mp! the “term”- 3136;11th 1 30 rpm market will ”an" l which covered the six miles in 1 hour,.cd u startling-game. ‘l Richards went throughMooro with; Cincinnati at Chicago (2).

nble to do more than lob it back orerl - "w " .. 1b [V rV tl d ot‘th p , k .. .. €55 minutes and 38 seconds, defeatingi There will be a considerable change but being really extended. llo. showed American League.

‘ t l 401-9 (‘qwgpl The De“ “1ng 01' importance in 9' 0 e. to. en ‘L nee "ml suy‘mo Altar owned and sailed IN E. VJin the lineup next Sunday when thev proficiency in all departments his 130510“ 1'“ \\~'nsl.iugton.

the net to a D0310?! \\ .l 4 VlbflSFbllll Clt'ClPS is the big series be. that ”18 latest, advance l5 (1110 lo u‘e v ~ y . ._ ~ I .

. . . . . 1‘2 ’- r York at Philadelphia

. - - . , . pee .. G . ’. Elderuwxll plav the last; Williams nine of placements being particularly good .‘l t . 1 ‘

Jtad etery chance for a kit], . _ . ._ .‘ z r. , .i . _ _l\\,lllls..bt o e and: come it _ ”W al- at ‘3 . .
tween the Giants and the White Sox. mhott’t e of on a on all r'ihoads he 'saller! his late and finished third. E'Stnmt‘ord. ;and his volleying sharp. f. and t L trot

mouse or troop movements. l Only three, glories scheduled.“

 

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‘EooARVEY. wms l
Edward Garvey 3nd Jim Plant cit-l
paged in a bitter duel for the ho'nors:

. ti the two-mile handicap race at tho. ‘ 0 , .

* Ill'otltcrltttOdrll‘iremen gamer. held all W AND PETE '
fichuetzen Ifark, Union Hill, N. J.. yes-z ~ _
K . terdnr. Both men started from scratclm
and, catching the, limit handicap mo;
five yards from home, fought it out tol
the. finish. Garvey was the strongcm
:j' winning by twenty yards. l
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SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILDREN
Every parent is, or should be, care-
' fill in ~~giving medicine to children.
Chas. ‘Baker', Brownsville. Tex, Vwrltes‘
"For some years past I have used Fol.
ey‘s Honey and TdrVaud have found it
especially eficien't: for bad coughs of
my children. I mm: recommend it
to my friends as it. safe remedy for
children its it contalnSSno opiates. My
wife Would not tltlnh of using any oth-
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