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GAME OF
POLO GROUNDS, New York, Oct.
B.-«Thc batteries for today's game
are: Neht'nnd Smith for the Giants.
ond Ron and Schang tor: the Yank-
fies.
' Before the game Governor Miller,
or How York, was escorted across the
new. led, by the band. He took his
Bout; tit-:x‘r the Yankees‘ bench.
Capt. Pcckinpaugh. of the Yankm,‘
was presented with a chest of silver
before the game. _
The crowd was much larger than
yesterday and probably numbered
Over 35.000 folks.
The band. played “The Star Span.
gig-d Banner," and the Yankees took
the field.
£40m! little time was lost clearing
the playing field of the. photographers
1w; bondsmen.
, FIRST IXNING
First Hal!
0 1 .nms up. Bull one. Ball two.
H mm one. Foul strike two. Burns
Hutch out. missing a drop curve for
tho third slrikv.
lnlxcrofl up. Strike one. Hoyt
loo». lluncrort's hunt and threw him
out at first.
J'l'isch up l’mll Ono. Strike Ono.
l-‘o-ll strikc two. \Vnrd threw out
I'll J i‘. (it first
ho runs No hits. No errors.
Smmd Half
' Mlllr-r up Ball one. Miller scnt
hp a high l‘cul. which Smith mut‘l’ed.
[or the first error of the serics. Foul
fitrilzc onc. Ball two. Ball, three.
milk-r walked. ~
1"ccklnpaug‘h up. Ball one. Ball
two. Strike one. Striketwo. Peck-
inpzlugh went out. Nehf to Kelly. Mil-
ler going to second. No‘sacrifice for
Pcnkinrnngh.
Ruth up. P-nil one. ‘Bnll two. Tlnll
Chm-c. Ruth wulkcd and thc crowd
fiat-red Nchl‘.
Mensel up. Strike one. Ball one.
mongol linml out to Friscll. who douh.
led Nillc-r at sccond with a quick
throw to Rnwlings.
No runs. No hits. Ono error.
l
SFCOND IN SING
First I!!!"
, Y(-' u: up Strikc onc. Strike two.
[hull (not l‘..ill two. Dull thrcc.
Noun: \H-llt out on n urountlcr to
Pulp nunssisti-rl
Holly up ml! mic. Strike One.
Foill sly-gin» two. va struck out.
Hm :..I up Strikc ml". Ball onc.‘
“lulu tun llzlll two. Poul. P-nll
“ml _\1. ~:-l~i urn: out on :1 ground-
pv to l'llli'l.
no mus No hits No errors.
Sccmld Hnll‘
l'll'il up. ital! out; Dull two.
Flu'l . mm. Strike two. Ball thrcc.
l'lf"? “Mitt-fl.
'\‘.';-rd up Stl-ikc onc. Ball onc.
no: croft thrcw out \an‘d at first.
a'irn train: to second.
MrNuIly up. Foul strlkc One. Ball
Ono. llnll two. F‘rlsc'h took Nlanlly‘s
groulwlcr and touched Pipp for tho
“cowl out. It was 11 smart play. Mc-
Nally rcrlchcd first.
Sclul'lr: up llglli mm. M’cX‘nlly
, ”Oi-f ( .ll swolinq. Smith to findings.
1.9 mm: No hits. N0 errors.
. 1mm) “KING
1 ' l-‘irst IInlf
MEWS” SERIESW
Frisch up. Ball one.
Frisch up.
hand stop.
Young up.
Second Half
Pipp up. Ball one.
one.
to Young,
right field.
flew- over Rantings head.
McNally up. Strike-one.
Ball two.
first.
was caught at the plate,
Smith.
One run. One hit.
SEVENTH INNIN
First linlf
Young up. Ball one.
one. Foul strike two.
Mensef up. Fall one.
at first. Nehf going to second.
Strike one.
Peckinpaugh took
Frisch's roller and threw him out at
first. Plpp making a beautiful one-
Fonl strike one. Mc-
Nally throw out Young at. first.
No runs. No him. No errom.
Ball one.
Neht’ took Mac’s grounder
and threw wide to second. and both
G
Foul strike
Pipp sent up a skyscraper out
\Vard up. Ward got a lucky hit into
He seemed to be‘ dodging
the ball when it struck‘ his bat and
Rnwlings was throwing out Hoyt at.
McNally also tried to scam. but
Kelly
One error.
Strike one.
Pecklnpuugh
Blcnscl sin-
glcd into centerfield, Ruth going to
to
H'ere‘are tlfé number of balls
pitched in gale): inning. including
”strikes, fouls; balls, » lugs and outs:
Inning. Hoyt". Nehf.
. First con-000.00... 11'“ 17
)l sewn-d Il...lt.ao.. 11 1‘
on o none-a. 11° 28
up: Bull one: Ball two. Ban three. .Flomurfh .2.:......‘.‘ 8 20
Ruth “valked for his third time“ ‘. “ft“ .‘0 O I C O t I O I 5.. 15 16
me‘ml “p' Ba“ “e' Ban “m can .. ............ 20 3
Ruth stole second. Ruth stole third. . venth "...-n... 11' 8
'31:: $132. Bancroft. threw out Meir : ' I: "cant.” .9. 18- 12
. W14”
' No runs. No hits. No errors. NW - . ~ .. . 5'
\VIVG Totals cotton-00.0119 123
5335:, I‘n‘m‘ Strikes—Hoyt. 31: Neht, 25,
Neill" up. Strike one. Ball one. 33"““m; a; 517%111; .10.
Ball two. Ball- three. Strike two. ‘ . I - -
Nehf walked. ‘ J 1— J“
Burns up. Ball” one. Rut strike gig-...:— r. , i
one. Ball two. Strike tflo. Ball film) 1, ' _
three. Foul. Burns filed to “'ard. . -
Bancroft up. Foul strike one. Stolen Vbases—Vl-Ruth (2). R. Me
Strike two. Hoyt threw out Bancrott owh M and .mm-
inm‘ Rawllngs. Kelli and smith:
McNally.‘ Ward' and' Plpp‘.‘
Left on bases—Giants, 5; Yankees.
6.
‘ Bases outline—~01! Neht, 7 (Miller.
Pecklnpaugh, Ruth ( 3 ). Plpp.
Schang): ofi Hoyt. 5 (Young (2).
Nehf, Burns; E: Meuse‘l). '
Strucbout—By Hoyt. 5 (Burns, Kel-
ly (2). Nehf. Bancroft).
Passed ball—Smith.
. Umpires—At plate. Moriarty: at
first base, Q‘ulgley: at; second base.
Chill: at third base. Rigler.
Time or game—one hour and 55
minutes.
i . .
AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘
IN NONI-PS CHICAGO
—“
Ward and MCNau-V were 53“?- 1”“ “1llte'Sox Defeat Cubs for the Second
on error for Nehf. . _ ,
Schang up. Ball one. Ball two. Time in C“, Series by 8 ‘0 0'
Ball three. Strike one. Strike two.
Foul. Schang walked, filling the Standing of the Clubs.
bnscs. \Von. Lost. RC-
}{oyt up. Foul strike one. Strike Chicago (A1 L.) .... '2 0 1.000
two. Ball one. \Vard scored while Chicago (N. L.) .... 0 2 .000
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.——-The \Vhite Sox
won the second game of: the city ser-
ics from the Cubs, 8 to 5. at the
North Side Park. yesterday afternoon.
but lost the services of Faber. The-
pitching ace was injured in the eighth
inning in a collision with‘a base run-
ner. His right knee was injured.
The box score:
“all two. Ball three. Strike 1wo. WHITE 30X.
lent: walked. ab r 11 no a 9
Kelly up. Kelly forced Young at Johnsorl. ss ..».....4 1 3 1 3 0
sccond, Manlly to “ford. No play Strunk, if . ... . ... .5 2 2 2: (I O
was made on lx’clly at first. Collins. 21) . . . .... .3 2 2 ‘ 1 4 0
Mouse] up. Doll one. Foul strike Hooper, rt ........3 0 1 1 0 0
one. Alonso! forced Kelly at second. Sheely. lb ........5 O 1 14 1 0
Ward to Pccllinpauch. Blostil. cl‘ . . .. .... .4 0 2 5 0 2
llawlings up. Ward threw out Morgan. 3b . . . . . . . 5 1 1 (I 3 0
‘ltuulilluszlt first. Schulk. C- ..........4 1 1 1 3 0
.\'0 runs. No hits. No rrrors. Fatwr, p . . . . . . . . . .2 1 l 2 2 0
Second Halt Mcfi’oeney. p .... .0 o 0 0 (I (-
Solving up. Ball one. Ball two. ———————
Strike onc. Schnng sent a long one Totnls .........35 8 14 27 15 ..
out to Young. CUBS. -
[tort up. The stands gave him a ab 1- 11 p0 a e
cllccr. Ball one. Hoyt flied out to Flack. rf ......u.‘ 2 1 2 0 0
Kelly. Hollocm-s. ss . . . .4 1 1 4 o 1
Milk-r up. Strike one. Nehf took 'l‘crry. 2n .........4’ 1 2 2 3 ‘l
Miller's hopper and threw him out; Kellcher. 8b ......5 o 1 o .2 i
No runs. No hits. No errors. lat-her, if ... ..... 4 0 1 I‘. c c
llulsél. CT .........4 0 U l 1 l
EIGHTH IXNING Grimes, 1b . . . . .3 l I l l i v
First Half Killcfer. c .. 1 (. D ‘3 l‘ l
it‘oul strike one. Ball three. Foul O'Furrpu. c ,,,,,, 1 p n ; l' u
strikc two. Burns strolled to first. Martin. p . . . . . .2 (. F l' L' 1
llnncroft up. Burns went out FrH-nlun. p ....... ~’ I" l l l 0
stczlling, Schang to “Ford. York, p . . . . . . . . . . (l o 0 0 ' 0
No run‘s.‘ No hits. No errors. ‘Mllrriotl . . . . . .-. . . l (. l 0 U 0
Second Hal! . 'Twnmllly . . .. . . . . c o (I c (n o
Pccklnpaugh up. Doll one. Strikt H rpm} , . , , , , , , , , 1 o 0 0 o 0
_.___._.__._~-—..
pooped to Frisch. who dropped till Totals ..........'-‘4 r. 9 27 15 5
lmll. _ ’llultul for Killcfcr in the seventh
Ruth up. Pull one. Ruth ffll‘C‘Ul inninu.
Pccklnpaugh at second. Kelly to Bzm- *- lznmd for Frteman in the sev-
croft. (-nlil inning.
< “ Halted for York in the ninth in-
ning.
réilhllllfi’r‘ up. liawlings got a Tex- third on the throw in to third. Mt-u- SF'Ol'll-I BY INNIVGS
m, l" in“: n 'o le-l’t. sci wont to second. White Sox .......-..(ltl(:011: 411~8
’ (insult l1". Smith popped to Peck~ “up up. Ruth scored while Rawl- Cum ..... ..........1(-0 000 121—5
nn‘na .. ings was throwing out Pl p at first. ‘\ (Mrs 5—-
. h .- '. l'i. l‘. .i'. mic. Strike 'one. M'i‘USE’l Wt‘nt 10 third. P ' Cr'lnl-is 'C'polllil: $523123: ”31:11:52.3,
Hm ,. rim. \‘l - -' 5: mi; out. Ward up. Mousel stole home and Three-limo llit:«Collins llorne run
l: .n. .vp 1:, ii mm, Strike one. Smith had a short passed hall. Ball -—-Flack. Struck 0111...?” Martin 1
To... 1.. two. l'vll":=\‘ rm-rmi rtawl- one. Ward fouled out to Kelly. (Mulliganr luv York “ (sheen- lolln-
gun .«r-rond. l'wkinpnugh inking TWO T0118. 0'19 hit- One CHOP- son)‘ ‘bv false-r 1 '(llal-tin)“ .Btlses
in". -‘;:1mar«lcl':lml touching sr-(ond. o 1.. s;- ‘. . " . ' '
1w ll . - (mr- hit. No errors. NWT}! INNING olr‘l IEilclllrk. (:1?5&1);;(.“l"v.e‘.:l:‘_l\fgrl”gait:
‘1‘ ’ Sum-mil Half ‘ First H11" rifice hits—‘Schalk, Terry 2. Klllefer.
.5 111‘. slum onc. mil onc. Bancroft up. Strike one. Ward Faber Hooper 2 Twomblv Stolen
Bu. . :-2 :i l.':rh on“, which Biln- WWW out 331101”th basesLJ‘lal-ber Blostll Marriott. Hit.
(N . f ..l. I-‘risch up. Ball one. Frisch slasli- bv pitcher—.53} \[nrti'n’ .1 (\Iostil)
if Mr ' l r- l. '7 0-70. Rail two. "6 n 8111.21“ 5M0 right fif‘ld- Double play—:le‘rrv llolloclcr nd
him}. .. 9 it: mo. Hoyt got a Young: up. tall one. Rail two. Grimes Umpires—:I’Gem ( “1“.) 3w»
m l . :.lu mam field, which Hull throw. Strike one. Young walk' ens (first base) McCormigk (sécond
.: ., . , ._ (Slight. ml. Kelly up. Foul strike one. Ball base) and Hildebrand, (thl d b .
. I'l .. m- l‘-.ll strike one. Strike 0m“. Foul strike two. Foul. Kelly ——.._______..____,r 386).
no. l'unl \\;l~' ncnl‘ifi' picked Off first h“ “W“ '“Ul'le play, BICXQHY to -‘ ‘ ' ‘ Rn."
m 2 .l. Ball mm Milk-r flied out Ward to Hill». . R]‘(l0§2r£(]¥:rs“ggg‘:zéa S
IO l._ H. No runs. .\'o hits. No errors. > I - .
la lullpfnllil’l‘. up. Tlnll onm Pall —~-- -
Iv... ll'unl strike on». Foul strike R-H. 15- {03:39 :gglgtsoait-am;grll§ :53:
Own. lmll lhl‘ec. l"('lll l-‘onl. Foul. GI-‘XTS .-.~--............ 0 2 3 game: was be t n V t d ' f the
,.,,,_.,.i.,l.a,,g,, mm”, and up on"... YANKS a s 0 “can; 63.; :90 ‘56 ‘er 31h} 031939
:éulll‘ smm n"rl M iv!" coma-mu in Strike two. Frisch went out to Plpp spectators)pflall§1§§saciii to esllze 'the
a ing‘ unassisted. - ‘ ‘
lzmn up, (‘mrh l.r-nr_v made some NO 1‘11115- No hits. N0 errors. 3:351:35 fault-cos plafyth This 531111
(‘0: .14.: u: “1.: N"lll. was doctorinc .kcond Half day’s recall tan 8:091:81; mell'o'pfiorg
um; lmn. I‘m-m» Moriarty threw it Pint) “13- Ba“ One- Nehl’ threw than six tlrfles :e'reogipgot “file sec-
nu . l,:.lll (l'it. lam lwo. nan lhrcc. out Pipp at first , - ties,
fairii.“ onc. I"Hlll strike two. Ruth “'ard “Pr Strike one. Strike two. Elli-33:53.2 t1131:! 120° 3ed $91-$15;
:wnn,q, fun-Lg i; ( 1.5.4.;- Ball one. Kelly took Ward’s ground- National Commisgonrouf 5 un e
l'r 1 up. Bil-list". poppcd to Ban- 0!“ and ”031' the batter t0 the bag. Or vestcrday‘s recelrllsefbs er cent.
prom _ McNally up- Ball °n€~ MONRUY or 31% 238 goes to in: N tloll 1 Com:
i A.) l we. Om hit. No errors. fouled out. to Frisch. . mission.” I o a a
_ ¢ - ho runs. ho hlfS- 1‘0 ”mm The remainder, 393.022. is divided
,‘ r01 Rf”! jsxrya between the players and owners of the
first mm The box score: ' ' contending clubs, as follows!
1: - mar: ilil. Ball one. Strike onc. GIANTS' Owner-3' share (40%) 33-9 ”08 Sb
in.“ two. Foul strike two. Bancroft ab 1' 3 136 E e Players’ share (6017‘)... 68318.20
1.1,... 1; out. Burns, cf .~.I....u-....3 0 0 1 0 0 The following table};) show'how the
:«2 I‘ll up. W’ard throw out Smith Bancroft. ss ”nu-4 9 0 3 3 o'gate receipts of the first two do, are
.111 ll. llllllfil bag. Frisch, 3b ...;DCIIII4 o :1 3 2 1 to be distributEd: ’ ya
t. ‘ ' up_ Nphf was also gu-p.“ a Young, rt ......r..2 0 0 2 0 0 Attendance.
Tl - Fil‘lkf onp, Strike t‘vo_ Paul. Kelly, 11) ooooo.oooo4 0 0 12 ,2 0 Fll'St game unnuu........ " 30 202
J: if r Ward also threw out Nehf. E3. Meusel, it .......3 0 0 0 0 0 Second game ..............:::~ 34.930
‘ l'l .: m» Ball one. Ball two. Rawlings, 2b -—- ""3 0 1 2 2 0 ”l“
l-‘U’l‘lt INNING Smith. c .....u ”.3 o o 1 1 1 Total, two games ..’...'65,‘1“41
..- .. 1“th Half Nehf, D p‘muu-oz o o 0 3 1 Tom Receim
l. - up, Foul strike one. Strike ' -- -- - -- - -- First game ..............$103.965.00‘
at“, 4... struck out_ Schang throw- Totals r'...~m.....28 0 2 24 13 3 Second game "..."...u. 115,320.00
2 ' 19.1 hill at first. XA'N'KEES‘ - - ’
112....” 1,3. Ilall- onc. Strike one. ’ ab 1' E 13 a c Total, two games ......3219.285.00
:7 "-"‘ _.‘ liar two, Ban two. Ban three, A‘fillél‘, CI . oun’t';ooo3 0 0 0 0 National moh’s 511“
Mi ..:.1 t\'.‘.il:t:<l. Peckinpaugh, ss ....3 0 0 3 1 0 First game .............. $15,591.00
l.’l\\':li.g5 up. ngnngg flied out [*9 Ruth; If ooIOI-uocll fl. 0? o 0 04:Second game your-ocmuoo 17.298-00
Mr; .. i. R. Meusel. rt ......4 T 1 1 0 '0
b .‘m 1.011. strike one. Ball Pipp, 1b """'-"'.3 o lo 1-l 1 0 Total, two games ...... 832,892.00
”3 “f4“ “‘"h Miller came in fast Ward. 2b “HIM-'4 1 I 4' '7 0 Owners’ m:
“'0 1 ”Hi Slillll_'$: fly. McNale, 3b ......I..3 o 0 o 2 0 first game occnooooocouoo 835,348-00
r‘0 13’1“". 3“ hits. Norerrom SChango 0 coco-Jocuz o o 4 2 f Second game Ila...“i.... 39,208.80
Lffifr Socond Hal! 5 Hoyt. D njoouuoos 0 1a: 0 2i 0 . > ..
l‘wo H 1:“, sfrlko one. Foul Sfrlke '3’ "‘ _" “""" " ,m- two gimés """ 37455630
ho: - “st-ll knocked down Miller’s». Totalsru-.-.n...26 89- 821, 5:, 0 , Flam Share. .
grounder and threw him out, . r r ' Biz-attains ‘- 8703?:ng
F- , , one;
no... A
Bckln
and drawnwork.
work. ornamental
inserted.
embroidery
attractive:
such
.. "W’hat is 't ye lack. ladies?
rule-bone lace or edgcings.
sweet gloves. silke garters.
tine combos or glasses. or a
poking stick with a; silver
handle?"
Old London Street Cries
There‘ are» Some Scan-ft
of fille‘fibre silk. This
material takes the col;
or wonderfully, and the
list includes Capenhag-
en blue. jade, tanger-
ine. pearl gray. gold.
navy. henna, chestnut,
and black. They are
more than two yards
long with the fringe,
and in the evening are
exceedingly handsome.
$6.50 each- ‘
Neckwear Section.
i :1er
golden. rt ..
mu.- Hill! “£19-!“
Bordered Voiles of f
Tstab’fisfi
eq’ 4 £57
“i F L .
. _
_ \4
The store clout
cm; a 6'5- ddoek
~ Curtains. Ready Ear
the Autum Eon» rm .,
frothi-ance
Gorgeous indeed are these printed fabrics and:
Mnrqulsettu, wide horns
' Hemfitched'Marquisettes with rows of dravm-~
corners and square medallions
. inc quality with squares and
In conventional patterns, exceedingly.
In cream, can and white.
PottedMarquisettes with a neat lace edging, ap-
propnate for Colonial bedroOms.
Not since the war have we been able to ShOW'
an attractive and satisfactory line of draperies.
of unusml design.
Brilliant floral patterns, morning. glories, pinks;-
tulips, moss roses; all. beautifully blended.
'YaSes-and Urns that aré"of'Chin‘ese‘-appearance:
A group of geese,.black'biiled‘. black footed; it
their intimatesocial affairs.
'A‘ green-throated, brown winged bird with t
long. 13le tall.
By Their Straps
shall you'knvw their style'
We are speaking now of Pumps, as every pump
has its own way of fastening—but always with
straps.
pearance are some
Potent Colt Pumprwith three strips
down tl‘l‘e center baring, three black buckle:
The latest to arrive, very exclusive in up-
This is a modish smart looking type of low
shoe with a short vamp and round toe.
There are
Cuban heels, and the straps for fastening show
fancy perforations which are only seen on shoes of -
better grades.
$l2.20
Blair. flcor.
All new patterns, for this territory, but which
have been dropped by' the manufacturer for the
present. it is a long time since we have had Wilton
Rugs. Few are in the market, and many people have
.bcen disappointed when asking for them.
It is a pleasure to announce we have this new
lme. They are mostly in blues, rose, and tau, some
signs.
The Tea: Room
has seasonable dishes
for luncheon. In addi-_
tion, all wanted bever-
ages.
Hot Coffee with cream
Hot Chocolate-
.Your favorite brand of
tea
Iced Tea or Coffee
Ginger Ale Phosphate‘
Fruit Lemonade
. and others.
“Two china cups with
golden tulips sunny,
of them Chinese patterns reproduced, others with
plain fields bordered with small and intricate de-
No rug is more satisfactory as far as durabil-
ity goes, and the quality of these Wilton Rugs is in
~ the class known as excellent. {They are priced‘at
$8200
Fourth floor.
Almong Hallowe’en
Novelties are some po-
tatoes which look ex-
actly as though they
had just. been dug.
These are of chocolate
dusted with cinnamon.
Just the right size, and
you can look any one of
them in the eye with
great pleasure.
25 ch. eacli.
Other novelties are car-
rots and pumpkins of
natural coloring, and a
Third floor.
Linens
for: coloredhomlter:
chiefs.
These twelve inch"
squares of colored linen
are" the correct size for ~
drawing threads and"
applying fancy bord-
CTS.
There are thirteen
different fashionable
shades. The squares
are. perfectly i us being
cut'to a drawn thread.
25¢. each
Linen Section
Third floor.
Thereuare some new Wilton Rugs A Bedroom Set Attracting Admiration
is finished in putty colored enamel
There are in this set ten pieces.
A . bed. :1 bu?
reau of the old fashioned type which has :1 hang~
ing mirror‘to accompany it, a
chest of drawers and a'
' firessingjable \vhich'is a charmingpiece. ' This has a'
wide upright mirror-attached, and toilet box which
is long and narrow and conic
ins covered receptacles
for knick knacks, and two hand mirrors on stand-
ards.
There is a bench—to go with
the dressing: '
table, and :1 small slipper rocker.
This set is unique. T h
soft gray tones of the putty
e color is pleasing, the
color. and upon it are
stenciled floral designs“ in old blue touched deli-
cately with yellow and rose.
‘ Price $360.00 ' ‘
Fourth tic-or.
Christmas Card Book
showing personal greet-
ings to be printed from
your own plate or type
printed, is already’here.
We would advise mak-
ing foal-1y selections.
Ask to see book at
A “Theme-Vane” will
tell you the tempera-
ture of your room and?
is" always a charming
ornament. It may be
mounted on a small
ivory pedestal, or on a?
little mahogany plat-
form. Otl'lors are of
bronze with an Egyp-
tian design of lotus blos.
soms,- a winged asp at
either side and a scarab.
LOUISVILLE. Ky" Oct. 7.-—Wlth
International League, pitching amas-
vtorly game Baltimore evened. up the
series with Louisville. champion. of
the American, Association, in the sec-
ond game or the junior world series,
yesterday. 2 to 1.
The attendance was 3,209 and; re-
ceipts $4,207.83.
The third and 'fourtli galnes 0'!- the l
series will be played Satuzsdax and
Sunday. The box score:
_ BALTIMORE (I.)‘,
Mr; 5b WV -313 Q 1
My u'tju‘mmuoo4 ll ‘0
Jacobson; cf ...”..2 I. r
..4‘ ‘o‘; 1 »
VOOOPQ
Bentley. 1b
Tlncup. 8. Wild pitch—Ogden.
pints-«McGowan (International) anal
Connolly , Association).
Timelof game—’rwo hours;
, mm: Al! DANBBBY.
LAW 061:. mixortfiem D!-
rect. pacer, owned by Benjamin Buck-l
lay, of Southport, broke the trackvrec-
0rd at. showman yesterday
Louisville.
hit —-‘Ja.cobson. \ Sacrifice —- Massey.
Jack Ogden. premier hurler or the Double plays—~8tyles and Boley; Bal-
lenger, Hem g and Kit-kc.
bases—Baltimore, 5;
Base: on balls—01! Ogden, 8: off Tin-
cup, 3.
Left: on
9:
Struck out—By Ogden, 6: by
(American
, 0, whim
Um;
Uhlan trotted a. mile at Lexington on
October 8. 1912. in 1:58, and Peter
Manning: tied this mark three weeks
an at Syracuse.
‘ Arlo Guy, bay son of Guy Axwor-
thy—Margaret Parish. also starting
against time. clipped a second and a
halt vot‘firth'e world's record for four-
year-olds when Murphy piloted him,
around the oval in 159%. His frac-
tional time was 0:30, 0:59?“ 1:29%,
1:59 35. '
program, the Transylvania. 2:05 trot,
for a-purse'of $5.000, went to Grey:
worthy-tnv-sttaight beats, with Perl-
scope m total: gas malaria
The scheduled feature of the day's;
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chocolate like honey’! com. 40 cts. a lb,- , $5.00 and up.
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- ' . ' Acosta, cf ........4 o o to o o ‘ NEW YORK, Oct. 7.——Among no.
, 7 _ 2 . , . . Herzog, 2b ........2 0 1 3 3 1 LEXINGTON, Oct. 7.~—Peter Man- who saw the game natal-day wag.
3% is Massey, if . . . ... . . . 3 0 0 4 0 0 nlng, Irving Gleason’s great five-year- H‘d-Ppy Jack Chesbro, om; tune pitch.
. , , . . Kirke, 1b ..........4 0 1 6 1 0 old gagging, yesterday afternoon trot- for th’e Yankees, and old Jim‘ W
- Ellis, rt ..........4 0 1 1 0 0 ted the fastest mile ever recorded in first manager ‘0: the Giants. m
. _ S d Ballenger, ss ......4 0 1 2 d‘ 2 a race against time when he turned has been pensioncd by the New In; ,
Orioles Capture _ €339“ Schepner, 3b ......4 .1. 1 -2 0 o the oval at me Lexington track in club. _ ‘~ _ _ ,
Game of the Jul-nor World Meyer. o ”..."..4 0 1 s 2 o 1:57%, He was driven by Thomas Chesbro will be remembered as ti.
- ‘ ' ‘ Tincup. n L. ........4 O O 1 1' 0 w, Murphy, The speedy gelding- went star of the Yankees when they Mon
591198 , -— -'-— —- — —- —— the first quarter in 0:39, the half in into New York In 1903. He did fi
1,;. - 1:54 ‘ Totals ... ..... .33 '1‘ 6 27 11. 8 055955, to the threelquarter pole in do so well that season, but in, 19“
Standing OI the OlubSv SCORE BY INNINGS. 1:29 and flashed. under the wire in won 42, lost only 8 and came m
Won. Lost. P.C. Baltimore go. on... I. .000 100 010—‘2 1:57%. The n6“? record Clips 8, quar- one game 0: pitching the YW‘“
Baltimore ('1. [LT-...; J- 1 .500 Louisville unison-u ...000 000 100—1 ter of a secund 01! the old mark held a pennant. He had not seen ‘;
Louisville (A,-A.) . ... 1- 1 .500 Two-base hit—~Bentley. Three-base :iOIntly by Peter Manning and Uhlan. American League team since he 3..
the Yankees. , . ;
Mutrie. who is 74, gased about 1-)
bewildered. “Some crowd. sol-it
game and some change since 5‘
day,” said the veteran. '
LOUISVILLE, Ky" Oct. ‘4'.
in the Anal-lean Walton dreiiéd
record breaking Wot 1.5»
322 for the 1921 m PW
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last year. Ram City; which 3mg-
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