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11.111ng11r ot‘ the 91 Paul club.
1 ‘tvl'il Assodution. Comiskcy
111.111.121-1'111‘11111 (‘lncago West—
11 Hilinn Cilih, in 1398. and 1900
- club as president and owner
:‘1..\1 yvtll‘ in the American Leap
111110 and 1901 the team Won the
1.111 1.11:111111- pennantn‘. thus giv-
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sinru- the duos of 1382 when
.5 club captured the thud N112“
1 League trophy.
111-94900 (‘omixkey has head-~11 the
9v Snx. He is owner of Comiskcy
1k, styled “the baseball palace of
- world," and holds the distinction
being the only player who rosv from
1111- rattan to the position as note owner
or :1 maj01 league ball club.
lhi yem 1111 tum-idem 11nd ohncr of
the tc:1m i‘omiskcy “ill have the op-
portunity of witnessing a cont: t {111
1 1 - world' s honms in baseball bl- -tr1eon'
'111-:1go and Cincinnati. as 111 did
' '11~n u buy. in 1870. In litIIi. yt‘:11‘ iht‘
11111-th1~ Cincinnati and the 111ilzinal
111121) White Stockings: plnxvd :1
'11;111111- series to detmmim- the
1111pionship of the Unit-”id States.
.1411). then clad in knee pants.
thw(‘hi1-:1go< win «"1- 111' the
111. ~ h} :1 St't‘trl' of iii in 13, before
1.111: of 32.000 persona. Hr is one
v 1‘11“ prominent baseball men
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. \\‘i:11-- Sox president hm: never
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1.11111 :11 that. time, but it 1‘1 re-
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«.111 1111111 that memorable :mries.
"1i-1‘ the leadership of (Iotnickcy.
l.\'111'11- Sox team always: hn~ been
'11' with the fans. in 1910 when
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‘.11iium, he kept bicacher gents at
1 tin- cents, because he said he
loyalty to this class (if followers:
- 2111111». who supported him when
--1 came to Chicago: and he has
1111111111 to charge ~31 for box seats.
..11 1111- price has been raised in
...1 .11' the larger-cities.
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World Series ‘Cmfteslts
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v 111.1111, Athletics.. 1 1 0 1 1.000
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.11111rten. Red 86X” 2 ’7 0 4 .571
crawdy. Braves ..... '4 11 8 6 .545
lather-man, Giants... *6 5‘2 3 II .500
1115111211; White Sox . . 2 '0 l .500
Mchm,‘ Gifi'nt‘: ...... , '12 0 6 .600
(miner Red Sox .. ‘ 4 l 2 .500
S'mwkcy. Athletics“ 1 2 0 1 .500
Ames. Giants ' 2 0 1 .500
RIX9}’. l’ltillhs - 2 0 1 .500
Kenltmi), i‘li'uH-S _ 1 2 0 l .500
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1 >.~!1 1'. [(1-1] Rona... " 9 0 4 .444
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5114311111 Giants ’2 5 l '2 .400
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"11L, ("ills ........ . (I 18 2 7 .389
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nulltthll". White. 80!. 6 18 0 6 .333
’l't-Cnil'llt‘k, Giants” 7 6' 1 2 .333
Rudolph, Braves .. . . '2 ’6 'i 2 .333
( ”timers, Phiflies .. ‘1 3 0 '1 .333
item-iksen, Red SOX. .5 '3 1 1 .333
tingle. Red 801...... 3 3' 1 1 .333
V. cavcr White SOX. . 6 ‘21 3 7 .33
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honlin, Giants 6 19 '4 :6 316‘
Ilresnahan, 01.11111. .. 536 ‘3 15.313!
(hance. Cubs .. . .‘20'71‘11 22 .310
S1 hulte, Cubs 1 ..... .21 ‘81 11 5 .309
liossman, Tigers ....10 39 4 12 .308
tsbell White 801... "'6 26 41' 8 .308
Davis White Box.“ 3413 '4 1 .308
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'Instead HERE THEY ARE! WHITE SOX OUTFIELDERS
Here they are! The five White Sox
has decided shall share in the. world's scrics
(Happy) l’etsch and Nemo Lit‘bold 11 hi disabled,
John Collins 11nd Eddie Murphy to full back on.
real outfield
SiiRRPEi’iBRSREN ‘,
FER YME’S [ERR
Nl-IVV HAVEN, Sept. Q Yale's
varsity linmir for thc Sprinzflcld
2111111: wnu pirkcd today 11113731117111).
The picked eleven was given a snappy
ulznnl drill, which was Poetowed by u
defense practice with in: 811178 first
(‘01!ch lentil. i
The scrubs used forward lln'f'es in
attempts to ruin through the varsity.
but cmiid not complete one. Drop
kicks tried by the scrubs were all
smothered. This defensive. workout
lasted twenti'vfivc minutes and was of
high class order.
After 4 o'clock classes had made in-
roads into the squad as ncrlmmalze
was held between patched up varsity
and first scrub elevens. The varsity
had posnession of the but: five’minut-_
es. Three downs rushed the ball from
itho centre 01‘ the field so that Braden
'cmild drop k‘vck from the 35 yard line
‘on thn tour-tn down. ‘
The rennin thcn received the ball
on the var'slly’a ‘lO'yard ‘llne. Billiard
went six youth through the line. Gal-
lard find 'plnyed but‘then 111:1 varsity
line stitched. ‘Plnnginz filled min.
so Swin’gcley 'a‘ttf‘mpted a tomrd'
pass which was smashed by'Y‘re'n'ch.
The hull was: given to the scrubs-again
on the‘lO yard line. but they could
not gain. 0n 11111111111111 dov'vn'Swi’nz’e-
ley tried 9 drop kick which‘ hit
cross piece and bounded back.
In today": practice Ed. Shevfifi nP-
phew of Tom, played end on the
scrubs and ilary \Villiams, sion of thc
Minncrotn coach, was piv'oi' man on
the same eleven. Paul Crane last
year’s. freshman baseball captain.l
played halfback on the scrubs. but was
knocked out early in the scrimmage.
The “picked varsity lineup is as fol-
lows Reinhardt. left end: Kirkpatrick.
left tackle: Acotsa. left guard: CallusR
Man (captain) center; 61111.21ng
guard: Walker right 'fuéile; Allen.
right end: LsRoche, quarterbachNe-
velle,'right half hack: Braden, full
back.
'flo, Time f‘for That.
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CINCINNATI, 0m. 1.—Sixtecn @1ng
. .atzo on heptrmher 11. 1903, the name.
1. of August Hcrrmann v11: 1111.11111113
throughout 1111. width a‘nu breadth (if
:the land when: baseball flourishm 11s
the Chief Justice of the national tm< i
time. At that time he was inctdnmly.
'known 1111 1111 new owner of 1111: Cin—q‘
cinnati er Thin condition of 111111 1
lie mind had not chanced until 21111-
July of this year when the Reds nt-
sumr-d a lrad in the National 13111111111-
' 171cc. 7
i ' Todnv as h“ is known 11111
only to his intimates but to thr 11111112-
ball public in general. is chiefly Tvt‘ns'.
nized as President of the Reds chem
plans or the Natlnnl Lemme. 11111: «1111‘
incidently as Chairman or the Nutfniml
Mscbn'il Commission.
in thin city lierrmann n11n1h1r< hi?
friends by th-- tens 11f thourumh
there ale large majority 111
who do not hesitate in Fuvin: that
when baseball gained 11 leader in Au»
911111 linrnmnn. politics last one He
was associated with the late Gem-21. ii.
in
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and
.l til: no
Cox. 111' 11 member or the owmniw
t‘fltlnrxil of the Republican pnrlv in
Hamilton (‘ut‘nly and whift in int"
yum: he 1131-. taken no active interest
in zuidinz the destinies of the (i, o. P..'
be 111111 11 able to wield as influential
arm in the p.- rtv conferences. 3
It was wailc Hermann vas one of
(‘nx's chic.’ licutl'nunts thnt 1T"- ques-
tion of put-chasm: the Cincinnati base-
ball club from the late John '1‘. Brush.
was hioached to him. While he had
:nlways been interested in baseball.
purciy from a fan's viewpoint. he. now-
outticlders the National Commission er had been interested in the club (1--
money: if Joe. Jackson. Oscar 'nnncinliy. The plea that the club
Manager Gleason has 'shnuld be owned by Cincinnati people;
Chicago fans say this is a. only thrush beinz from lndianapolisl.‘
"imperiled to Mr. Hermann and he was
iindnu-d to 'form a camp“? with the
object in NW of potential. the Reds.
ne 1111111 eedlnz in pulfimz through the
KICKIN" AROUN"
-WITH LOCAL SPORTS 1111-1 and 111111 led to his study of 1m.» ‘
ball political conditions a:- they then
oxi ted. tho celebrated war between
Joe (.ans of this city did not box at tho National and American leazuos
tne (‘usino last night owing to an in- brim: upn situation to put baseball on!
:jury ht- rcccivod to his right hand an organized halls. ~
last week. He was to hm"- hoxod an‘ F‘or years both Mr. licrrmann and
8 round bout With 'l~:ddie Trcmbly. his associates in the Cincinnati cluh
Heowover. Cans is tryim: to not :1 rc- staunchly supported a losing {”0005"-
turn match for sometime :hfs moth tlon but despite this 'hvy 8"“th 8'
and it i~1 probable 111111 n.» will box magniflclom concrete grandstand
Trembly in this citv. which is known as Redisnd field“
1 \es Rmthcrton who umpired the VVhlle numerous fans have il’I-‘ifilNi
.ockwood The game Sunday it must that the team would do better with“
b“ 11.1111 (“d "‘9 best ho couldin ren- llerrmann off the National Commiw:
during: fair decisions. Ah umpire cnn- alon no one has ever accused thei
not we mouthing and the movers Reds president of 1101 (into: all in htsi
and fans must take 1711s matter into power to gather toxcuur a pennant
consideration. winning combination l‘mrintz hiq We“
‘Thc mannzemont of the <4)”:an dency he obtained silch men as Bid
informs us that Brotherton has dentin Nephew. Joe Kelly. Clarke Griffith,
ed to umpire Sunday's game and that Hank O'Dny, John Genzel. Joe Tlnkcri
they will trv to get Dowey, of Bridde and Christy Mathewson to lead his!
port. to do 1111s important work.1"m but 11 remains for Pat Moran 101'
Sunday' 11 same is over and evol'Y' auceed where the other failed. !
body has uncut fotgotten what the Herman probably is the best
trouble was all about so we might. known man to baseball men. inaSmuch'
just as well forget it than to make a as he i.“ had much to do with 00111.1
long story out of a few words. We fillimaior Ioggues 311 well as having be-z
'98! however. that we do hope Sln- come familiar with till M'ncrs and’l
do'y 3 name will prove a more peaceful phyerg or ever» minor lerguc in or-
-one and all signs of fighting be drop- mixed baseball through his Position 1
pod A few words to tn:- players at as chairman of the Commission. He :
this tint? would do no harm. It will "a born and mised in Cincinnati andi
be best {01 them to forget inst Sun‘ during his earlv career was a printe‘.
day and to be friendly as they were on the Ctncinnil Enqaiier. He stilli
in their [11 evious games thereby msk- belongs to this union.
ing the pastime more. interesting and White Garry errmnnn has
of better amusement to the fans. been accused of befnz superstitious hel
Well their oil: thc World Series is let it be known durlm: the latter parti
on and e\ erybodv is happy. Let them of Ju‘y that .1] plans of the fins to do
come we' re here ready to get ttfim as wonderful things for the Reds it they‘v
they come. The Sentinel is ready to won the pennant, would most certain- !
receive the returns. I“, be rownod upon by the club manage-
ment. This brought to mind a little
Who Will fieiWorld’s ‘gldoflght to the tongue race of m
Series Hero of m9. your: ago when the
i
never
Reds were almost.
1
i Following is a list of the heroes of “mummy; footers stifled 0‘“ SUV
former world's series: ‘Dcriptlon llats to 15.7.». may pie-dial
1903—13"! Dineen, pitcher Boston 1! he tam on .“ip around the
“is" ' 0.01 at m1 beensfnmd
ISM—No series played, world and it had ha y ed ‘10
1905—Christy Mathewson, pitcher before $35000 had been pleds' ;
New York Giants. 'one ‘will ever m m wlut proper-,1
, rims—George Rohe, third base, Chl- ti on this ”I“ would have grown for’ at
mo White Scix. to lose and
ism—‘Hany Steinfeldt third base this 8“" m ““n “5‘“
0'!“ng Cubs. . on their mm from a din-drous east-
”F Chance' ”at “”1 3"" _ern invasion my were Many out
“:0 Cuba. of the roam the Want: never‘
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1‘10 —Jack Coombs, “pitcher, I'hiln-I MM
deipliin Athletics. ' 1 . mfl’y w T’QSW: 803::E
Jan—grim Baker. ultra Emm‘ton -80L,.
madam Athletics. ;1 1 , .
.11 Duo Hal-nos, mm‘fieqm‘ out,
daily altemoting that time a bunch of ‘
...—n.—
um WHOSE RULINGS MAEY
WORLD‘S CFRIES
3 1’1st them ‘
1061 (1y @ l
C '1 ... ”T'ruuzht at the counter
1.". bodies for the home
Vim. J. Anderson
Norwaik. Conn.
Baffled Draught K
BATTLE ON IN
3 LOCAL SERIES
Distributor. avar-
anlzlr‘: Editor. SP'Wdrlt'i ~
In rczarrh tn the Tim .11an LOI‘k
\rod annu- inul Sunday i wish in say
fll:‘l1.‘l£’“" ii'l.ill". 1:1 sho- i,«1r-kwmx‘l
a.: ,, ice.” is "1"int‘ «“111- 11f h'.‘ Mn medi-
nt.am, ' cine. lid“ men)" team: recwiw‘d o
-. «A115; W‘u equzr‘e dr—nl m Ronton Pmn' thie last
"" ‘ 9'11” »1-:1~1111 f'om th1 lxv‘l’wuods with R10»
[lion the decisions of these four men the result of the world's scri1~~ del‘ 1.1: 111.11111'1- “ in on." frame manager
may depend. Calling bulls and strik es it? not an easy job under any onmii» llerrinu true 1111:1171 l1; manv time to
lions and knowing whether a runner beat a throw to a baseman is a {111' «111' to Reicleit “it you 1211'. favor the
art. Hem are the men who have this job E. C. Quigiey and Charles Rilz- Lock-woody. 5011 are fired." Should a
lay will represent the National League and William Evans and R. l-‘. antin 111111.411 1:11-1. allow :1 rm~ m-al when
the American League. 7 he made hi- umpire b1 crook-'11? The
_:_ __ _’ p _ B-.-...__..._._ A-.--.‘_._. - __ bove can he verified h" a good my
. . 1 fans and Mr. R1 ideli gm lhmll'Ih If-
In thei|$::°:{‘:':l;:k.lh Swltlcr terrals. every three of Your Yen _- ter that. Besidce Herrinzwaf partial—
' completely and suddenly dissapears, l: blamed for List Sundays 112111, on
land at the foot of the Kreat A‘letl-ch .
glacier lies A small body of water
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Lake Marpalen. which at irregulm to _thc I“ (d3 5 A
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