3.". OCT. 9, 1019
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HAS llllPES
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. li inc-ted, \Vill
t'i-r Chicago—Bet-
till the (tame Today Is
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it was slightly
. ...lli a cool wind was
‘.\ilh 'I lllOlit‘latc
official weather-
i'Illli-T uncertain
'ilt‘l' might be at 2
t iiii-inllilti ltteds and'
\‘t‘i'i' to clash in
the world scrics.
the “nrlil series
.«iri- outs when he
._ lo three hits. one
-.lillw here Monday,
- '-ll, 5 to 0.
\‘. liliiims. twice (10-,
‘ . hut holding them'
eiullt hits iii the
inn-civil ll) be Glea-
znmind duty.
ilL: inn-r94 of high or-
ii" opposed twirli-l'i-l
White Sox’ heavy;
\\'t'l't' noun-rims. “'ith'
"his boys" had rc-
. .ttinr. i‘_\t-\' and fight-
|'\ idi-rliza-d yesterday
ill tin-y hiitti-li l'rom
, i and Sallie. who over-r
.‘-e first two battles.‘
3-“ was confident his.
“ii-lid pitch it come.
2:! t'il-utia- yesterday. .
iii, \\l|llt‘ somewhat,
:l tll:|l':u~.< had failed
w t. :t>~'lli|' the Nation
«“Hl'lllrlitllfi lmsecisioh of tho
. t..:llilltlilll.\'lll|l, merely
iv: min or the game. or:
\\'ll.lt he termed the.
H.- set-med confident
1! viiil the series, making
' ninth
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right: field wall to go as a base hit, ln‘
which on an ordinary diamond would
be easy outs. This question was ask-
ed in a gentle-manly way and was an-
swered by Hennie Schalfit a follO'ws:
“If they don‘t want to come up as in
former games they can go to H—!" As
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Owing to 11 dispute regarding :round
rules the Tire-Lockwood deciding
game is of! as far as the Lickwoods
are concerned. The lnckwoods have
played four out of the five games on
word street Grounds and lichen they
asked the ’I‘iro management to play
on Hr‘llll‘al ground if a. deciding game this game promised to draw the bit:-
was necessary they said that would be“ ger‘f”"brov-d "of 'the"year, the runs will
discussed inter. Now there must be be dlssappointed. as nothing "can in-
sometllinz benefiting tllc Tire boys as:liuce the Lockwoods to play the Tires
they object to leaving their grounds. unless under these condition.) As to
and the Lockwoods consider the righti the fiticle in last night's issue of the
item wall the cause. {Sentinel as to playing the deciding
This little argument arose when'game rat Amusement Park, it is satia—
the down town aggregation asked forifactory to the Lockwoods. as there is
a little consideration on a hit over theino handicap to either team.
1..”
Elliott AfiAIN
Financial Standing
Seventh Game, 1919.
Oil‘iclal -:litcndilnce ........ 13,923‘ I; -
Official receipts (excluding I‘flSE T0 PENNA
tax) ................... . 816.968 00,
(‘hicngu club‘s share ..... .. 10,569.05
(".inoinnilli club's share. . . .. 10,569.03
21,138.10 CHICAGO. Oct. 9.——Again contendcr
touch or ilis- 14 clubs" share. 1.53g-g" for the world's baseball championship
National (illlllllthIOBi-lhllare 4.6 . 0 by virtues of their 4 to 1 victory over
First Seven Games, 1919. ..
Official attendance ....... . 203,908 ”I“ (”10“!an Reds ycflerdav. the
Official receipts (excluding (‘llicago “'hite Sox returned to Com-
‘Pooi for other 14 clubs. . . . .
ll'tt‘lllnil possibility today,
' ~ t-nnus of opinion was tlmt’
Puree [or losing team> (24 ’
- I mp“) ------------ “u” 78:104-90 mler baseball honors when the Redo . . . {Bl \l'asltington.
""“m be given the honor. Each winning player 4,881.55 . ~13. ('HK'AGO' i
,il it. have recnvarod form, i“ ('ll ‘0 '11 p18 ‘1' 325‘ 37 took the first two games of the 881 8 8b 1' h [in a P3 _ .. > -._._... - ___‘ --m—
«His virtually on the rotir— [3,3139fosl'lSEC(.ndy;l|8.(;(;.l.i;€ll;;l 39:052:45 at the Ohio City. and then won two out '11:: 22111111: 2; ------ vi i 2 1; (t; 2 . , Ah». ' .
. ... ' P ""1th ...... mm 200819”!- 0"" ...... ”1° 0mm mew...“ ii...'.'.‘:::::. i 6 a 2 oi . I lift
‘3': ‘\““‘t“\“fwm‘_‘;p‘: tilttliatst'fltg: Each second place man pennant winners apparently rounduarmi it .......... ‘ 0 2 3 0 0! . ' " '
It whiten begun to cast about “(fhbwi’hi:.,'""f,,;c‘;.”',',,;,; 80imafiroir long nlltting eyes. and the two Felacb. rt ...........1 0 2 2 0 0'
.;. Illa in fortify them in what ‘ (about) "HUI, .......... _ 550.00 victories they hammered out on auc- Gundil. 1b . ..... ....4 0 it 9 2 0’ . ' .
ullwi< l‘i‘inll-dt'tl as a rather- fnr Chicago club's aha“, ....... 120,236.57 ccsslve days on foreign soil brought 3:321:53” .......... 1 3 til i: .1. 3‘
',,'il:h;f::"l';;'l il't th A 91 l(‘incinnati clull‘a sharP..... 120,236.57 3 return of the pro-series confidence Clcotte' p'.{ 0 0 0 2 0‘ .
- ‘I'Plti‘l‘i‘ ulta‘t‘lveS :oulllln r1122: 20‘1“” 0'“?th frills“ sfi'm'gg in the ultimate outcome or their sup-i ' ._ _______ i b h 2h 3:=wA¢°' Bat. . Field
.. f... ; . no of ”,9 0. or c u 3” . _ t '''''' 2 I l- l' r tb ob sobbhpsh ab avg. a e avg.
.,,,,Z‘,‘ff'.’,“.';Elf-“"0”“ record!" “"9 NationalComnlinaion’sshare 02,000.50P0'39” "PM mg "m” ~c,-,-,-,.,N,:7m:10 7 13 1.1. Collins. ri-cf..4 is 2 i 1 0 o 5 1 0 o 0 0 0.250 p:00 mac
3 W‘ .-...i ) lollll'lil,’ aefieato bo‘return-‘- on,“ Six Games in 0“,... yua- I needing but the single 331116 1 ’ all r h PO a elbeibold. rf ..... 4 13 0 0 0 0 0 o o 2 z. 0 o 1.000 3 0 0 1.000
(.,,,‘,"'l,',,:;'ME.“‘311322'3281‘3913": 1917. 1918. bring his team the championship-'Rmh 2h 5 0 1 3 3 1‘3Cou1n22bmgzs 1 1 0 0 o 4 0 2 1 1 2 0.1541730: .959
_-‘ . . H P" Attendance 186.815 128.483'11 or Part Moranmmted to I, ' """"”‘ .. raver. 5 .--~ 2’ 3 9 3 1. 0 1i 5 1 0 0 0 0.310 31301.0»
“Ems:2:11;:;;:gg.{ng:gng;g g; geelmsu-u-Jgg-zgg-sg egg-33,33 “fiftie- n... ......n no... in 63m; 13.122331 2 2’3 2 omega £4ng gig g g 3 I: 2 2 1 ° 0 0m 1' 1 0 PM
-. ..‘ . ' arm ...). no.4 .. ' Rou r ..... . ..... z ' IMHO-2272111.»?
“5,2: §,:‘.§’,.,,'fi“?"‘"‘ ~°°k ’0‘” “mm" 'I‘wo clubs 115,252.77 37.13.95 the mmlnd mil" "‘ “‘9 “Wm“ “m“.mfifi'nc,‘ ...... t 3 (1’ 91‘ 1 1.6mm. 1b ..... 7 26 0 8 0 0 0 ’0 0' 3 1 o 0 1.231 a» 2 1 .936
”in“ m ”Ifnil'tllft’mhflmm 33:] Commission 13,020.00 17.001000: the series. won‘t ........... 4 o 1 2 5 omnibus.“ -----7 22 3 2 0 1 0 i z 2 i 0 0 1091“...“ l .625
our straight victories b the i t t . .Neale.rf .. .......... 4 0 1 3 0 o,8chalk,c """fl 1’ 1 6 0 0 0' ‘ 0 2 4 1 0 l '31‘ 23120 1'00"
“Mona” 0v” l’lliladelfiihia BoiiAmel‘J‘r‘:~ ionlyalx games played. Dem!“ “mumswyvm”. c .-.........1 0 1 5 l Oi e ..1 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 1 001.000
ails and by the Boston Americansl : gSullee,p..........ul I 0 0 1 o‘sgofizghymg g g g g 38 g 3 i. 3 g 3 3333 :3: g:
‘Ollll’ttlle rlriliiiil-lphia Nationals anorg cup RACE NEXT JUNE, ‘ Following in the inning record otzglzhéaelf ----------- ‘1’ g g g (1, 0;Wilkinoon. p-..'.1 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 3000 o 00 :000
1:0 as}: [Extintakcn the first game; iyesterday's hurlera: , Luque ll) """" 1 0 0 . . .if‘lclullln ....2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.500 0 00 .000
. (- ' , ------------ ‘I l
Regarded as most reassuring in its 3” T"°"‘“ 6““"9 Ready in Attempt innings 1 f'gorsl'e 7 8 9 Tlf'fihgee """""" l 0 1‘ 0 0 o'wulifmanfm: p”: g g (1) 3 g g (1’ 3 g g g 8 3:3: ‘1) iglm
Glucliis directlyvconcerningthe-Willie; 1’- LiftTroDhY- Balls 2 z 5 2 9 5 7 2 0’ 40‘8”“ “Wfifljjfifi Ken-,p ........2 0 0 1 o 0 0 1 o o .0 o 1 0101 1 to 1.000
91".; gatelgheraihmegcogd of the LONDON. Oct. 9.——The. first race in smug _ 4 2 1 2 4 i s 2 4—31! Tom. ........ 3‘ 1 ., 2' 10 ‘ Hunt-,1! . . ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000
Mfr. backs; ,0 ti , ,‘fi [9' °"- ““1‘ rho 1920 series for the America's Cup Plies 1 ,1 1 0 1 1 9 1 3" 9' ’Bnlted. for higher in the gm. 1;. “W— ‘ “ _ " ” —‘ " _ " “" “—‘— ‘—
1”. t'lken‘thr‘eilitrnalghztl legit]: (snubs will take place June 0‘ 1920 if the (iroundera 2 1 2 3 2 3 2 2 2—11.: ' . Team ....... 722515 49 7 2 0 .0 11 24 1! 2 7 411218610010 .9‘6
‘ ' 1 ' ~ . till“. ’ ' “ ‘ ' ' . 2 r -- V '
ational League Vl'lVflli-l and won tire challenge submitted by Sir Thomaapouls _1_____1,__0_°_2_‘_.1_. .... {fitted for ”we in m math I” 0.er h 2b g'filgungbbbbpsb ab 2:: p0 ‘ 913:}:
t 831.2); {1:31:51}:qu 31:31" showed Lipton to the New York Yacht (‘iub is Totals .10 813 721 1621 8 17—420.“?5“an for In?!” in the ninth mtg: Roth. 2b 7'27 0 s 1 o o ; 1 0 z 1 1 1 J“ 1915 2 ,9“
WW “um,” gm the ou‘icomo or the'accepted. The challenge specifies that . SALLII. 9 . I 30033 BY mutants, Daubert. 1b ..7 25 2 6 0 1 0 7 2 2 0 1 4 1 .200 13 4 z .975
i-ilt-s were reported today. vaail- the “’9‘ “”0 Show" “k“ 9““ “9°“ guilt)“ E3 2 3i E 55 6 7 8 T: Chm” """""" ""101 WOOD—4 Groin. 3n .......7 :3 . 8 : 0 a s ‘ 3 6 0 1 0 .130 718 2 "925
lzl odds on the series result aPDth-nt- that date and the others at intervals of qffiies 1 (1) 1 1 2 " .. " ": (filming; hl'thCllm 00.! h. Sal gg'nc'" """ ; g ; g ‘1, a 2 g i g g (I) g z '33 2: g (1) I'm
\ vu-cml-Zt 2 ‘ """" * TWO 9 s—-.. 0 i N 0 ‘. --~ - -
“my. game. ° and "9“ “‘"n" 0“ W0 dam Flie- - 1 1 0 2 1-- -- -- ..—— 5 rllice hit—E. Collins. Double ploy— Iopt, an ...... .721 2 a 0 1 0 r 2 2 1 0 1 0 .200 m 1 .971
The probable line-up: and butt] 9i Charles E. Nicholson of Southamp- Groundera 5 2 ‘ 1 4.. -- -- ..—- 1‘ Kopf and mum-rt. Left on bacon-— Halt-.11 - .7 25 3 9 1 l 0 n a d O 0 9 0 .3“ 11 0 1 .944
uivr foiIOWS: Mitch, designer of Shamrock lV., who is “‘1' 5 1 2 2 1-. -- -- --— “cranium, 0; Chicago. 7 LEI-nod Wino. c . ii: ‘1) : g g g ; 2 3 g : ‘1, 3.3:; = 331.000
CINCINNATI. . . , ________ " —‘ final—Chicago, 2: Cincimti. Pint Mll- ° ----- - l 3 1-0.“
, “3:393."- °°“"“‘°"“ Emu“ ”mm" ”mm TONS m" 5 81113" -- ~- --"‘* base on anon—Chicago, 4: 0mm Mono . .3 0 2 i 1 2 0 0 s 0 1 o 0 o .007 o 2 o .m
:iubert 1b. a Collin '2b ice'mrmm‘ ”mm“ “ M" 1“ Amer” "”"En- ,‘ti. 1. Pitcher-3' records—018mm, 9 sauce. I) .2 i o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o .000 1 4 o 1.000
waver-35‘ .colonooabontmillungsmmmcklv..lnnlnxs -123‘53739 Tlfiltouddmnainll-3mw‘itbmher .....2 2 o 1 0 o 0 1000 00 0.500 001.057
Jock-001.11: inowindrydookin Brooklyn. Mitotic-3:3. """""" " g'NN“ — g2: menntbationfiaher.nohltaand‘ ..- --2 2 ¢ 1 ° ° 0 1 0 0 ° 9 0 0-500 0 0° 9°.
. Punch!“ .hoiaonhaacabledto SirThomns'Llp- hes " ' "" "" "‘_ no mo in.2.3ofaninnlnz, witnzxnamitn ...... l 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 9 0 O 0 0 0.0" 0 00 .m
Ganduo"; , Flies ------------- ~0-------_'0m‘thr;oflLuque,1bitnndnoEwue.p ....... 2100000 00100000001001.
Riobon’y, no. i ton that the Shamrock. which has been Groundcrs ....... .. 1 .. .. .. ..- 1 runsyill ‘ mm”. with 13 man u ha; 313;.) ........ 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 O 0 0 0 .000 1 3 0 1.00.
so...“ c rmretuny stomd indrydock lathe “0“" ------------- 2-~-----— zoil Clcotte,7hita and 1minsinnllor,p ..1 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0.3:: 0 201,009
‘ E» n i um 11, blatedarflvlln _________ ”mammal.“ men at 5“- Rllll _______—._‘__—.___.________
William. D. :A;:r': Ewingmfwzr is m ”:8“ Totals ..... Loon; .. . 8 cursed ,0 ”when—To Salton. 2; to Team .......721325' is 1 c 0 01.12 13 is 3 11 12001090010 .065
' . ' - ’ Cicotte. 1. noses moans—0a croom, , .
RICRIN' AROUN’ condition. 323235 l 3 3 ‘ 5 2 2 2 g If; 3 Win30 3). some; out—By leot‘ts in 1:123:31: fior lacunae: 1:1 tho-eighth inning offlratgame and tor-Williams
‘ ,_ ............ .... —- ‘ 0N mnbert, PA 0, mm ' n30 secon 3 me.
. WITH WAY. SPORTS SGHAEFIR TO PLAY CUTLER. ignites --------- 5 3 1 3- . Fisher-31;. (Embers): oil We. s’ici— "Batted for Cicotte innimb inning of fourth game and for Williams in
i .. i i on """""" "'- 1 0 3 1— 4 cotte 2, E. Coiling, Weaver. W). the eighth inningolnnh some.
‘ (ll'(;ttce made good yesterdav and:yunhfu| Wizard Will 00 pm“. Grounders """" i'" i : i ’1"- Winning pitcherJicotto. Lenin; xBattcdtor-Ftober in‘the‘hutblnninxof thetmngisma.
>w,, . ._ ............ ~- ...—0‘ m n odghthinninxo me
...? 1...}: i: "in???" '“.'"“°‘“ h“ “““i “W“ M Pm” ' ————————— -— mi? Eéfiyflffl‘i 333:. on": “$33.33.; mm; of o. seventh game. “ ““ m L"
e at noon team. Yester—Y annb gamer". who is to meet wn. Totals ...... . ..... 12 16 9 7—- it what: for Mom in the ninth inning of thc aoventti same.
diiyK‘ victory has filled the White Sox
iLh overflowing confidence.
it looks rather
‘ iio Hoppe. Whiter Cochran and other
[great experwq in the coming tm
threatening {0" the ment at tho Iiotol Astor. commencing
0d IBEX 1“ they don‘t “"3““ they'll October 20, has made a match with Al
aim”. ”"f' i“ m" “"0 ‘0 d0 3113“. bert Cullir. the New England chaml)‘
m: m “N“. ””0“ i ion. in or»: r to perfect his play. This
{minds
is l_.-
it hit-ll are
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- Hf Sunday's game between the Broadwa" l‘llursdav'. October 9.
”nurm's :liitl the Tires. I .
I h“. N .. . . . It is heard; Ora Morningstar, the former champ
'l't .. . in.» are going to 11“3 ion, will arrive Monday the 13th, and
n ll‘ the illilllt". if this is the. will also locate at Daly’s, pactising in
’l "““i’dn 1" going to 1096 the afternoons and evenings.
;“-“ “W“ a" it was generallyi Cochran and Yamada, the Japanese.
‘- , ’ , . were wt" 3", have stopped on route at Detroit. but
‘Yllll \vlih nonerother than‘ will arrive here next week ready for
win-1min: in the 11116 up. the tournament.
~ the story is told. are n.
Minus star ball players.
illt ir services for" the:
-.- llilh' do not think that. carpentier Will Not Box Exhibition
”r: to run pretty keen, For 86,00.
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—' the series
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DECLINES DEHPSKV'S OFFER.
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V'll-‘ll xiii.» till-vs unknown in the LONDON, Oct. Sip-Georges Carpen- 3 doubleheader i“ 31“ 8138 MY"
“'1" 11:1 1* 'i i- what killed baseball tier W ‘n otter of $30,000!" 8' October 12. Truck: will loan in!!!
1.1.”. iiiu‘. :.. \l' I110 more handball tennis" nix round exhibition hut filth Jack 12 mmond Sim ‘t 100'“ '3’“.
.wl; ti 4 r mmpoaed of local boys. W5 Ho WOO! to mootDeinp-' morning. I. R. mull. m, “.
Ji'Hi' llt :,. l .1 or their city to 300019;“, hr mtmmip o! the world meeting with much m n M-
“iv if out or town men to. gran-magma- Doc-bar! with Joe luducnw mmflmw'
“”1 llw \. ”I”. on was” In“ 88’. . i _ _ ,' . lull.” include: mail
it l'liil {ill-E ,: (an be gale], m, alter 9 .w W" i in id: 1m “:1”. 3.). J
1!". 211“”. ,1“ Sunday, “1.11““ _ ’i ' “ W mt”. ”It“ ‘1’ z,-
is going to make an awful M
tt-ll the story of the up " .
how it was won '33“ i
.-.,t game tomorrow; ‘ tux) . ....... .. . .‘ ......... $639,330??? iskey ‘l‘ark today ‘0 make a determin.
rill. r, hero or the 1917 Emiisgflgfilnagiig'22$0('9'4' 19"“‘6"“’ ed effort to draw abreast the Reds
“ “”5 "‘“miom‘d “3 “ mom ................. 111745135 in the matter of names won at 4 ‘0 "i
Regarded as out of the race for pre-
NINTH GAME IN ClNClNNATI.
v
Herrmann Wino Too- To Occult Plano
For Extra cam.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-—The narrow-
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going around. match “...! take place at Maurice mi in; of Cincinnati’s margin of victories Cincinnati “......" 7
. limit" it) do Will] the play-1y.S Academy, Forty-ninth street and yQSterday through defeat 0f the (Reds CMO acme-cocoa... 7
i by the White Sox» caused consideration
- of the possibility of a ninth game being
necessary. Cincinnati won the tons to-
ken immediately after today‘s engage-l
; ment, and the deciding contest, if Chi—f
tugo evens things up today. will be9
played here next Friday.
President John A. Heydler of the.
[National League tossed the coin, and
’ Mr. Herrmann guessed it would be
i tails, and tails it wan.
COLORED A. 6. AT amcumo .
The colored Norwnlk A. c. will play'
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cumulus;
LONDON, Oct. 9. (Correspondencei
of The Associated. Press.)—There is;
more betting than ever on horse rac-i
ing throughout England. according to?
one of the leading London bookmaking :
firms, as though every one was trying :
to make up for the war-time pcriodi
when racing as well as betting war"
suspended.
"It is not only that more people are ;
betting," said the head of the concern," l
but they are wagering larger sums,f
The small man who used to have his!
‘tirnner' on a' race now risks his shill-5
ing or ball crown, while the ciuhmani
who formerly was content to Wager at
sovereign now bets a liver. 1
"I have been in business for 35‘
years, and I have never made suclil
books as this year over the Derby and i
.other ciaaIica. i
1 “Another point about present dilyi
2betting." continued the b00liiilflkt'l',"i
:is the number or women who bur-k.
horned. Fifteen years ago 1 don‘t;
thin’we had a dozen women custom-J
ers. Now we have hundreds. 11
don't know where they get their infor-'
motion, but come of the higfit-si ,
checks we have drawn this year liaic'
'been for women. l
"They nearly always pay too, when
they lose. or course. We get an oc-'
casional defaulter. all we do among;
our men customers. But take lllt'n]
all around they are just as sporting
over the business as any ol the lllt'Ll
.wo have on our books." 5
* ‘Oflicial Box Score
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Seventh game, played in Cincinnati.:
October 8.
vireo—Hr. Qutgley, behind plate; Hr.
Nailin, at first; Mr. Rigler. at second,
and Mr. Evans. at third.
Standing of the Chile
P. w. L. P. C.
‘l 3 .571 i
3 I .m
mellow
_ Emmi until
None Sulfers Mm Full
High Prices'lfban Another,
mains
i -—-v-’—"
The “warfwnnoclatiouot
Outectiout in a bulletin issued val-f
today can: nttlnti. t0 the survey
otprtoe lac-loin Wnterbnry comm
with other an. at waging-abod-
tot t :6“ Mi- ,
,cufizp ”meme. Thom
Ohmbccdw .
W _
Cincinnati
Chlmo ..... InO’OOIIQOIIII..I.m>“I'-II.
First game-Cincinnati. 9; Chicago. 1.
wide level of high prices,
._ a. ..g -_,__~___,._..____
U. s. and British Fliers in A
Continent
One or tile inul'llllleo m. the Arm)
D
.1
is Sergeant
force: in the Alumna sector
--....» ...... “*—
rmy Race Across the
. 11' Service Transcend
{the "Hoosier Boy." piloted by Lieutenant John B. Wright.
’ . Coleman. An interesting contestant is Brigadier-General
iii. 0. Charlton. who during the war was lX1.(‘(lmIll8nd of The British
ntennl
Hill
mechanic
1;.
air
He is new air attache at the British Embasr'.‘
nuns 060320 in ALL antics.
aaonoC‘IIIIQI-OilIOOIOI:o‘oGo-o.
Boom- ot Games:
13113320
102102621
1 —— 15
0-—25
Second game
0
1
~Ctncinnatt. 4-, Chicago, 2. Third lane—Clinger). 3; Cincinnati. 0. F0
game—Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, 0. Fifth game—Cincinnati,
Sixth gamowalcago. 5; Cincinnati, 4 (ten mm).
80. 4: Cincinnati, 1.
5 Cb"30.
Seventh some Chica-
g
m
the country- with the Middle Welt."
but also Among the
to the committee the following 01 line-
The committee m that out lam-«t: ‘
1. It m were mode of public
toxin; not only from
from moot” chat-l
this city.’
far from contain; this opinion. that
'——-_:.2__£
general conclusions oi
upon Was that WMary’m-rketa, cooperative atom. ctylc
control at van-Mal companion. etc”
nectteut citing ‘tt atnnds neither at the . consumer.
tap nor- at tho bottom. though rntberl .2.
better than tho avenu- betnujnd intent-ant
than! n l
The incantation in Water-buy In!
Men partly st the
at tho manufacturers. ,
mien can—melt. with tho and
mac. .
Tb. annotation sly: farther:
m hpnlnbly roots-aria.
tailed.
:
.—
Imttt.‘ 3%,; . '
gafffmgflyopm‘e ktc$§1 -- .-r
autumn-mammal
mam»!
but;
preparation at 10011.0. W with
...“... 332:: "°’ town...“"““°i.‘:i:‘”"“‘
o are In in a
who, u “0.! of Hm.
' “a may quota staple articles
nnd pricoa h the principal cities or.
the crate, allowing that than in little
mace and on: tho ”an! aver»
In. in all tho m in
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State Asked to Contribute
, $100,000 to $200,000 For
. Memorial
“One flag. the American lat; -
language. the language oi the I»
clamtion of independence; one lofl-
ty, loyalty to the American peoflo.‘
:Tllese “'Ul'tis ol' tlle. late Colonel The.
«lure lttmslvclt. will be the. text I.
thousands of addresses through-8
ltllc country. on ohlnday. October I.
when the birthday of the illuatd.
ex»Pr-el~ident is to be observed fl.
hene in l‘ennt-clicul. plans have Ilv
'reitdy been made to hold fitting -
.tl'ClseS in every school in the d.
[on the 27m. and in every church I.
(lay biiom. Sunday October 16. lb
ultimate remit will be a norm
,Iiooaeveit memorial irom the m
.01 the nation.
Anutllt r c1 i‘lct-lident of the m
_\\’iillam Howard Tall. is chairman ‘
the Connecticut committee. Boone"
“Memorial Association. which b
opened state headquarters at No. I
,l‘or‘d street. Hartford. with Will—
.F. “'hitniore in charge. Other _.
bore: 01' the state committee which h
.to enroll. if possible. every COM
icut mar. wow-an and child linen.
‘ed in perpetuating Roosevelt. All-El»
icanisnl. {HP Jonoph W. Moon. 0!
Avon; Morgan G. Bulkeley. of fl-‘i-
ford; Governor Marcus H. Helm
Rev John G. Murray, oi Hurtful;
William H Putnam, of Martial-d; b
bert Knox Smith. of Marin“;
Isaac M. Ullman, of New Rayon, ‘
Grew."- 1‘.’. Wheeler, of Bridgeport
Over 3100.000 From Connection
Stale Chairman Tal’t,. through h
rotary \Vililmore. halo W
well organized in about lorty db
em districts. the per-ennui or whlcl
will be road) for announce-mt in;
few days. The week of 0min:- .-
127 has been designated m
the United States for vul- -
morialii in honor of Colulfl I.
veil and the receiving of “4
lions to a general fund for m
.Connoottmt Ina boon not-I to -
tdbute between $100,000 and m
but the state comma. to can"
'uidu that the financial la the .-
fondnry feature of its camp-m ‘
.tllnt the chief obiectm h b I“'
:nn onporutnity for every person b
the stateno become a con-nod ..-
i'bor of the annotation by m w‘
,ovor they wish. There will b _b
line of an tnteaive drive (a uni-
itiona, but the-committee h. u
all who so deaire will m ‘
n-oe. ive their momborohip m
Idaring the week beginning 000*
in». no a timely testimonial d tho .-
’xardtn which the 11m pa.-
will always hold the great” ‘
Amerimniam. capecinlly at I pm.
when its inculcation was .0: I‘
all.
Memorial to am
, “The American people “to t-
;torms of memorial- for M H
leader," according to mm
.more. who goes on to any M ‘
first of these forms is on. M“
be immediate and that can 0*
all American- to sub-crib. ‘0'“.-
bold the staunch mun-h. C
Theodore Rooaevolt. Tho u“
mien of this inc-chi wfl -
a code- of meeting- .“ ISO-1
dty and town of the United m -
Roosevelt's birthday. on». 31. ‘-
otatoo, county and loci! mitt-
during the week 01- om:- .-
wlil become a permanent Inc-bar ‘
tho Boo-oven Mama-in MI-
IEITING OF FIRST 01.-
TRICT communal-1
t -— vii-“r
The regular meeting 02 also In
District Commissioners won hon ‘
the office: 64 “'8“ moot Inn *
and was emnrked by more than GI-
and ceremony owing to tho m
in the penonel of the Board.
The meeting wul cnllod to m H,
the retiring Chairman Frank I. I“
who m then cadres-ad by John I.
Milne, who, in a brief w out.
the work for theJood in tho Didi.
which Mr. Jones had on “I”
performed in the put at: yearn. d
was followed by CW r-
gan, who spoke along tho - h
A formal veto of thanks 1-- than—-
ed andwillbeenteredontbonc‘.
Mr. Jtmoa'muodand M &.
vice-automaton”- atmu-o-_
they midi-t be needed.
The new commissioner. m
,Dann, woo than mm I. w M
4Frederlck Buckley-and t. m
ficers wet-o; elected for tho 0-“ -
year.
Chain-3‘ a, John D. Ill-o: M "
Frederick may; MCI-n.
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