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”Ell-Ilitllililll
1 ninth this
‘5. 'lanning' to Defend the
Inner Lines in the World’s
Series Contests .
NEW YORK. Oct. in-A )‘utljoltly of
. Humans of preceding World
' will b“ found in the inflclds of
ill-s New "fork Nullozlnh will the Chi-
(‘agls .\nn-rit-:tn.~ when these two
a.“ V‘s lilti‘l lult‘ this w. 'k in the 1917
M ~. Of the t‘lflll‘. pluyl'vrs who arc
expected to defend theinnerliué‘usfour
item liliehd)’ passed through one or
more of there ll3~irbttll t'lultsirs and
of tllla‘ (lutll‘lx'l lh ': will wear the
uniforms of the (liantu and one of the
(010's of the White 80V. Another
3:: tillilily is that ii}! \‘eternn nmlerlul
will a'lllrzi- :‘ between second and third
c '31:. m-
Here Are the Giants Who Will Try to Win id Championship Forutho National League
y “‘5‘ expiricncell players.
lis rtlittnot in Hollie whi‘e the the
:an-lil. In yours ol i‘i‘l".'lfl'.’ and the
'uowletllze ullirl: t-m ‘ with it. (lull-
lil “fill have the ed ver lll‘~‘ young-
ntstenl l'lil)‘t‘l‘5 cooling the but: tlilil
he udjurl-nt territory without stint-talc.
ll efl'rrt bill with a blob thou—e of
.11 ‘ll(')'.
According to their rim-mils for the
past season in their respectise lut-
£1195; Ihtl‘i' is» little to choose bur." en
hem so for us fielding tlr halting in
concerned. Ilolke has a slight ad-
antacje of the nwragns in both then»
it, t.“lll‘i‘il?,>-‘ [its lwcill l’lfl ill stolen
and double plays. lie is (Us?
"‘1‘ [huh (Lilith! but:
’W :tll‘tls ('1 t'Z‘tl‘l'll it is likely
that ll‘m l.ilitl"~ {greater t‘.‘.l.("i“ uri-
. Elsie-s the initial each being Rllitl‘dt‘di ZlMMEkMAN
At first manager Silt-(iron will llhtcvl
)‘o interests will b? ilti‘rndeli' by]
(‘r 'oppulient, Both are steady, roll-l
‘ill slightly outweigh liollle‘s speed-
‘0. illulwolh. Tl?" illargin til udvan-l
tape is so ‘nl‘tull one w y or the other}
that. Ft) for 11.4 forum. .: ill" concern-l
ed, the two planets may be sold tul
ho equal in ct‘icnuiw linl tltft?!)?3i\t“
. ’ork.
Two of the best sec-null Itil.~t'lllt‘ll llll
flu‘ir respective launch will be op-
posed at the lilidwaly ~Z'.(‘Ii and tin:
“‘lruggle l'ou ghonors betwueu Eillm‘i
lollitio and (‘hnrlm 1141“)!" would be}
cries. World Strics ploy i< no, loun-
er o novelty to either {is t‘ollilw has
participated in four such t‘tlifilit‘lfi.’
bite a member of the l’liilulll-lphia'
‘ thletics and llerzog bus seen 8 =rr
ice in thl-Je N‘l‘lii with the Gillntlt.
Both lire noted for their ability in
rise to extreme helium ut‘ phi) at
times and from their keystone posh
mm to dominito the work of the
‘Iltil‘? infield combinations. .
. Horror, owing to the injury to hrx
back. due to a hill "zirlil‘r ln lhe‘
ocuson, has not played lis,_l'cgllllll'lyl
no Collins. and there is juot. tho baro‘
possibility that he may not be oxalic-l
bio for the series but this chance is!
five purposes bl: considered as "the
5 their records island for the sellson
Collins had the better of Hex-7.0g in):
butting, holding, utolen buses and don-5
ble plays. Tile same is true of hi»:
averages in past World Sort-9s. (‘ol-
lins bus batted .338uuud Ilellled .975
in four series to Herzolz'ts .211 and
$958 in three post selvson tulllggles.
If Henog enters the {my benefitled
by the. rest. he inslhted on taking, all”
ter the Giants had virtually clinched‘
the pennltnt, he may prove to be. can
iiible of more. efficient work than his
records would indicate [on he is one
cede defeat until the final put-out isf
mode. Collins, however. on such' rec-f
old" and form as are available must‘
be given the edge at. second over the
[Gillnts' guardian oi“ the keystono b35315
Injuries also complicate the show
tion at short and third. The White
Sox regular third baseman. "Buck”
'“Weurer broke oné of his fingers in a
game Into in the season .flnd (Ed not
retoln to theslintyup until Mew days
before the pannm'tuooe closed. in
the lueuntin'tgq'ltlcblllillln had held
«down this much. so ontiofactoxily‘
that there' issuing doubt as to wheth-
er \‘l'cnvor will return to the bag. It
would not be supposing}; Manager
Rowland senghlntggeignblg series
at: shortstop (in, l)[ , tlbcl'gi .:
if this should. prove to bolthc case.
.ltlchlllllilt will have Zimmerman as!
{his rival at third and théndvnhtoge
«would -bc*'deoid-édly With tho‘Giantse
for the former Chicago club player"
passed tltroughdhc test of ouc‘World
.Series in 1909 when he‘ batted .235
and fielded .966 for the Chicago Nil-
tiollzlls of that year. Zimmerman also
gures better than. McMullln on the
{season‘s averages of the two leagues
gtor the Giants’ tbird’bascman‘has bah
hired .296 and fielded .941 in the N39,;
Etional circuit While McMullln’s rover.
inges in the American League are'.246
‘ba‘ses, Zimmerman also léadsfibut if.
inlet-o will to .8 tar 'olosor'..atruggle_
‘as tho latter is fully equal to tholdltt'g‘
in the field, f“ WWII
completed tho-Width ,Soxblwpball ma
chine and made; pennant possible.
Raver, and foothill; realign}! X3. hot
lunlikely that Weaver will be sent to
and Rlsberg hold' on“ the bench for:
EAR! DEN - (M73175? WORPE fluff/£1052
The (limits. rhuulllions of the National League, who w;ll try to win the world (
mm pain nre as follows: Klulft'. .2110:
17‘]: tilbooll,..lt39: Ht'llupp. .ll’lil‘; l’lfl‘llll, .153; ilclllutoe.
NOLKE 4“ 810‘! FLETCH 52...!wa
‘ 5mm dung/me
. ’liiilllpltlllbilllt for the Nut irizml League, ill"? here shown. Thin»
.393: ”91k“. Soil: litil‘itlt"l‘, .L'i‘il; Alt'C‘tz‘l}. .3135; ]{t)bp)-,‘segx_
tut-ml, Ami; Ziluulcrllllul.
.105; Andercon, .Il’lti.
L...~<..t AJT WW
. ..... N..." o... c”...
Thu pilrhlnlg. averages are (is follow-.5:
. no of the thrilling triumph of the, ' " U .
' fast and accurate in holding and
considerably faster
Should “Risberg cover short
will be. Flctclrsr
. edge both in experience and effective
During the reason just clot:-
ml the Phil-ago club hurl used .lour
:lzln and Ilyrm sovcllll tilnee a}; util.
it,» intleldcrs in addition to those ltl'
llyrne was recent~ :
ly released, however, and Jourdan is‘
not likely to get into the game unit-cu
Hans Loberl and, J.
Smith .hllvohlluo figured similarly for
the New York town but
also be held in reserve and not lliwd
uttlch there should be it serious up
0 remote that he. can for compura-‘GN in the present infield combination E
' The records of thcne plnyel's are in
Giants second baseman. If it provcltf Cludea with the rogulnrs in ”It“ {01“
_..- u.
who Will have tho National League.
1 Opinions and Gross
- . (‘ lclr. .
:end)‘ ulentlonetr. 31 Lo .............
The election is over, but the nth r effects are Just beginning to make t “mum!“ ------------- 59
l Pittsburgh ........... 51
Amorlcarr League.
tinndil is hurt. ithcnlseh‘cs t‘elt.
Chicugmns hold a banquet loin nlght in honor of the White Sox. New ‘Ch‘l‘ago ------------- 101' ‘
York has ot llevond that store, . . ~
g . ' " iClevelnnd ...........
> 1 Detroit ..... . ........
New Haven lichr fans expect “Chic" Brown to win by the knockout Wilmington
in our opinion. the shoe will be on the other foot.
, New York .......
to be otherwise the stock of the New ; WM“: list of baiting will (2- kiln; 42,- route Monday night,
”York club-will sutfer a severe slulllil,01‘lltzt?‘-<; stolen burrs ll'ld lituble l 3!. i
even before the first in.” l. l)i(ch(gd_:f()1‘ the purpose of coluplrilion:
INFIELDERS.
New York National League Clubt
to Victory,
ilmllhtlt‘lphm” . "e. .
. DANBURY. Obi. 4.—Knight .WUI‘QW of harness race lovers pulled hard tar
proved to be a worthy knight of a“. to win the event. Both‘ horses badm
{truck atthe Dnnbury Fair races yéster- heats to their straight. Grace Stili— ..- ;
lduy anomoOn’ when: after taking a man showed nothing like the speed shoe ‘“
‘bfld Sp“! in ”18 2'18 pace In a COiIiSiOH DOSSGBSf‘d Tuesday and Hazel Hall M
[with the Mnnnger.hc won the race by the. deciding 119‘” without being
:cnpturing the three remaining boats. pushed.
{The accident sure the 8,000 spectators
{in the grandstand ha thrill, us it hap- KUNZ-BROWN FIGHT
“polled near the. stand after the horses " T0 DRAW BIG HOUSE
had completed their first half milelol
the initial bent.
The promoters of the ltunz-llrown show can sympathize with the man-
‘ngcment of the White 'Sox and Chum in this ticket business. . YESTERDtY'S RESULTS‘
Nltlonnt Leauuc.
New York. 1141: Philadelphia, 1'0.
Boston, 9'1; l'lrookly'y 3-3.
No other games scheduled.
American Leagua. _
Philadelphia. 3~2: New York. 1-3.
Washington, 6; Boston. 0.
No other games scheduled.
The Giants found the Phllllcs easy picking yesterday.
Yale has no “HP [or slackers. Unless ll mnnls associated in some way
with either the army or the nurr, he cannot play foothill] this season.
Chicago Amtrican League Club.
HAUL “Avg. Sll.
The. Dodgers and the braves are having a merry battle for sixth,
63 place. Today‘s double-header between the two teams will dccide tho posl~ GAMES TODAY-
‘ National League.
Boston at Brooklyn.
No other games scheduled.
Amerlcnn League.
\‘i‘llshillgton at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
No other games scheduled.
E. Collins ..... .
The Manager led to Orders for ringside seats for the
lthe half-mile pole, with Knight Worthy Battling Kunz-(‘hlclr Brow" W vmmrl,
A, the mm,” mm bout which takes place in New tum ..
The Manager broke and Knight Wotu
_ thy put a foot through The Manager’s and the officials scv indications am
'sulky. A bad spill took place and If that the house will be the largest, eve;
ll few minutes it was thought that ““0““ “1 “- boxing Show in New Ems.
Knight Worthy and the drivers. “Ray . ,~
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-—Tllc appearance of and'Munz. had been “WM“ _ 52'0”” “0"“ 0‘ “‘1‘?“ have ”“9“ 50‘“
jliattllng Lovlnsky of New York, a wclli
it)!” the best "moneyr .pttyers" in merhlsberg
game today. Ho‘ls-hdaltgerous hmfll’ellver ......
her at critical moments of the play": ,Jourdlln
g.(Sl)lll‘('?fll] and “tiring in the ficld;B.V,l‘nP ....... -~
and it man who is not-willing to connJaSbrook’
The lineup of an All-Norwnlk team. picked from the player; who par-
”chimed in the recent Tiger-Indoncndents series, should. in our opinion be
as follows: Sullivan c, Olsen p. llnynles 1b, Woofer
.Clltlk so, Schmidt lt‘, .l. Conoty cf, WhOne rt, Redway, pinch hitter. and gen?
1 oral utility man.
21), Conoly 3b. l.on-,
LUTHERAN 300'“ MERGE- LEVINSKY AN msmuc-ron.
. .. “o‘c.-.._.._.._~.-. -
_MAXWELL NINE WILL
WITH BILL BRENNAN
HARRISBURG. Penn, Oct. 3.~rllc‘LEV,NSKY ears on AW
Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lu,
thoran church, in session here this at.
tel-noon, voted approval of the pro
poaul to merge the three Large Luther-
un bodies in America. This was the
first . synod to vote a mergo'r plan.
which has the approval of the goneml
officers of the three organizations. Tho
action or the Eastern Syllod, one at the
most powerful in the" country. is re,
garded as a forerunner of the ,approval I
of the, union by the remaining. synods.’ Try a Sentinel Wim' Ad
excitement among the. horsemen and
nosrox. Oct. 4.——Dattling Levin-l "“9 ‘°“°“’°’S “m“ it “'
sky. claimant oi thellght heavywelgli
championship. boxed Bill Brennan of
Chicago, who has muny knockouts to
his credit, to a draw in n twelve-round
bout here last night.
fast throughout.
HARTFORD JEWELER DEAD.
HARTFORD. Oct. 4,-dllenry KOh‘vinlgllt, Worth
White Auto team of Cleveland for the for fifty yearn jeweler in Hartford heats without much dimcuny. Both . .
world's amateur title, it was announc- and Widely known in his line in Newrdrivers in the collision received a bad “‘99“ Johnny Martinnndnxed All?“ ”‘5 ' . l" ’
. Zed yesterday. The White Autos W01] England and the east, died at his shaking up. but neither was hurt. Bl‘ldEEDOI'I looked up by the state fluid;
the natlomu championship of, the Amn» home here today. after an illness of
He was a native of llohe»
min and seventy-eight year-st of age.
The boxing wail
hilneq'ua Boy was the 01335 or the. cred aha semi final bout. and there but
‘ ,tour Baseball Federation. 2:14 pace, taking the event from Mary much interest over the scrap between
MURRAY—OU/flilofk- Glesou 414W
lll‘t‘ twenty lumiht’r‘: tlfvll: '
l‘j‘rtchrr. .B'lil: Thorpe. ,
butler, 'ltiU: St‘hupp, .741: l‘«rr.tt, .tl‘SLB; l‘leutun, xitll‘: Trsrenu, .371; Al‘u‘al'.‘ou, .3219; Ilt‘lll..l‘t‘t\,. .39].
THE STANDINGS.
ll‘itltl. 'l'luir i.“l3l;‘._£{' 'l'..‘.llgl(‘;~ tinting the .it“l~
lg. .22»: Rttl‘t .234; Suiilll, U; Bullion,
._.. . . 1.
Ann in straight hunts. 'I‘hc lattrrr
“NifiHTWGRTHY horse made the final heat a barking:
,good contest. but Minvqua Iioy came,-
under the wire a winner Dowarem
WINS BESPETE and Anna Malonoy had a pretty clash:
in the tlrst hint of the 2:30 trot, but is
tile lrluztiuin; three heats Dewaretta
showed her superiority. our the other“
seven contenders in the event. Ammo
Malone)“ breezt-d under tho wire in that
The Manager Breaks and first heat just ahead of DOWllrt‘t. lt
Bay Gelding Sticks Foot thereafter Pilgllrd‘s mare showed the
in ‘ Sulky—Miss Flynnllt‘fly to ban finish. ‘
i lilizel llull took the unfinished 2:”
119805 ill Dcciding Heat—.om of Tuesday from Grace Stillman: ,
Pllgfll‘d Drives Dewaretta:m a single heat yesterday. Miss M. C. ‘ . " f
in Four Heats 'Flynn, the woman driver, hold Grace
lStillmnll‘s reins. and the bit: nudienm
next Monday night on. you...“ ll. at.
the headquarters of the Arena A. G.
land. Already it is estimated that over
or ordered and requests are coming in
Knight Worthy was the favorite in everyday for ringside seats.
CHALLENGE WHITE AUTO known boxer, as boxing instructor “lithe event and there was considerable' Brown is being handled by n corps
Camp Devens, the National Army cau-i
DETROIT, mm“ Oct. 4_...The' Max- tonment at Ayer, was announced here1
well baseball club of Detroit, which last night.
won’ the. national championship of the‘
Amateur Baseball Association here lnstl
Sunday, has decided to challenge ute’
of able boxing exports and New Ham
fans believe the little southpaw win
’ as definite!) win back the state title by the knock-
ascertained that the horse could ccn- out route next Monday night. Kunz l-..
lame in the race. Alter a rest both getting in shape ill South Norwalk and
horses returned to tho track and
as he showed in Bridgeport the otlmr
night. is ill fine condition for his hard!
y won the next three struggle with Brown.
The ten roudd semi windup bout be-
as one of the best- attractions ever OE"—
the two gents.
lint. ‘llASilllE‘ out new it EVER SAW .
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are my secoND~ I'LL new
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, AT THE 3;“ K Dana: Nov.) —
FOR THE Lox/f} nude- : WONDER wHo w is ?
I COME Home FoRA
urns REST- NoT To
and .928. In double. plays and stolen _, ,,
Weaver goonhack~ to his old position, ,, .
his" own with=.‘Zinunerman atbatiaild g
7 Rlsberg has,“ playod I shortffor the: ‘
Chicago teamecstrof'tbo.’yonr;8£nd' . "
it was is»: dcqifléitiorfltthabfiflmflyr .g.
THE its a rllth‘or? unratlo'iuttdn, bow- ‘
short. in the-opening game at least, ,
emergencies.
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'V‘Es SiR- our No :
cue ANSNERED THE '
’ Bet-b So I. COME
NROUND THE BACK ,0!
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