“ ; ing Averages. 3
- . ..
S I 0 l ‘ GIANTS. i
3 But. Field. i
‘ Player. ab 1; avg. avg.
iBurns. c1" 23 16 .345
' ' Illunerm‘t. ss ..... 30 5 .167
1 l-‘risch. 3b ...... 26 9 .346
. ‘Young. rf.......23 s .251
‘Young. Kelly. 1b 26 r .269 1.000 _ .
GIANT No runs. No hits. No errors. E. Mouse]. if ..... 25 9 . 60 1.000 'his living Pitching for
Second Half Rowlings, 2b . . . . 26 7 . 69 l
‘ i Bancroft up. “'ard threw 011! Ban ‘Smith. c . . ...... 7 (l .000 .99? McGraW men
‘ t. Snsder. c ....... 20 a .400 um»
EAME IN SERlES "git-1:311“; Ba“ 0119- Ba“ “mt EDOUEIaS. p’ . ..... 7- 0 .000 1.1100 last Monday
Foul stike one. “’ard threw out Bar-nose!) ....... 9 4 .444 1.000;
prison. lNeht. p ......... 5 0 .000 .833 worthy.
FIRST INSING Young up. Foul strike/one. Foul l'roney p . . 0 o .000 Mon Giants.
First. Half strike two. “’ard also threw out: __ __
Fewster up. Ball one. Strike one. ‘ Young. ' I Totals ' _______ 233 65 £79
Strike two. Foul. Fewster flied outl :x'o runs. N0 hits. N0 exrors. 1t YANKEES.
' :1 nice runninl _ , _ ' Bat. Field
zitznotggt'h: 3:133“ SEVENTH L‘lPDG 1 Player. ab 11 avg. avg i‘m‘s
Peckinpaugh up. Strikd’one. Ball Fir“ .Ha Dou las. YMiller cf .. ..... 27 4 .148 -1_(vou .
one. Poul strike t\\‘.0 I‘ccklnpaugh Pip? up. Plp'p "led to aghi h flyil‘eckinpaugh 35., 26 5 _193
got 1 ivll : hit to i. it for two bases. “'ani up. “ard put up 8 ‘Ruth it ________ 15 5 7333 1
\Iillsr up Pall one Foul strike to flurHS- l d i t cen Fewster. if 7 2 .236 11:00
min. rtnll two. l‘all three. in": Baker up. Baker singe “ 0 fit \leusel rt‘. 25 6 .231 1AM“
I’rist‘h thrt-W out MW". ‘ec ' ter- lPipp. 1b 23 3 .130 1mm 9r.
:nglllth going to third. Schang up lull one. Schang sin- g‘Ver 2b ........ 23 5 .217 .96: Y‘“"ry was
Ale-use! up. Rail one. Foul strike 819“ into i enter. Baker going to third \challv 3b. . 29 4 £00 5;; mr the Giants.
our- Wul strike "‘0- Doug‘” “ms "9- “‘1” 0" swung we“ Baker 3b ...... 5 2 .100 who til"~~
knocked down Mtuscl's grounder and to second on :1. wild pitch. Rowling's Schang. c ______ 18 6 .333 IMO“
thy-54V him out. throw 0!” .‘lilys- lDevormer, C. . _ ... 1 0 ‘30“ Lulu: irlSl “"‘Ek. that
No rims. (me hit. N0 errors. No runs, 'l‘wo hits. N0 errors. iMa)’s, p . ' ' ' . _ 9 1 .111 1mm»
Somme] "all. 5“"m“ m @3031. p . ~ ‘ ' ' . 6 1 .167 11......
“mm ML "was tlietl out to Mon» tinny up. Peckinpaugh threw’omfihawkey, p """"" 4 2 .500
" KM” ? ’ . .. . 2 9 .mm 1W
8 Ilt;.,.,..~..-'t up. . ltnll mm. Strikp one. Mousel up. Ba! lone. Strike one. 1331:2233. I; ....... n 0 mm xmo
SH“... m-r. “‘Ull‘rui't got :1 double strike two. Strike three. ‘Rogers. p ...... 0 0 I‘m" 1...... wrur the crown.
into it it mid. Rowlings up. Ball one. Strike Piercv p . .. fl 0 flu“
l"rl<.~}1 up. than our. 1mm strikeione. Rawlings got to first on Wards ,HHarper p 0 0 .‘mo N “(mm fouo‘y'
0m, lymph mm] mm to Miller amperror. ------ _ _ _-_ __.. they
huh-rum w, hi to third on the catch. Snyder up. Rawlings scored 011' Totals "i“ 46 217 .3”: “on.
Yuma: Uh. Mass will“! Young 0! Snyder‘s hit to left for two bases. """"" " ' til-1r backs to the wall.
:1 I‘ll? .i'wi tilrrw him out at first. Douglas up Foul strike one. I-‘oul:“0BIB 5‘13"." fo‘lgmfi : 1
.4; llzns. (inc llif. No errors,
l strike two.
One run.
Douglas struck out.
One hit. One error.
i
E A new
SECOND INNIXG —-———————- - ceipts
First Half EIGHTH ISNIXG :g'uml
l'lm» up. l’oul strike one. Pall Fin-1 Hall "Finis
on -. lrall two. l-‘oul strike twoa Fewster up. Ball one. Strike one. “_i0"18
li‘oul. l’lpp doubled up against the. Douglas threw out l-‘ewster. '
lvft held l‘o-nce.
\V'ttrd up. “'ard sacrificed. Frisch “9:1. lll’cckinpaufhl struck taut}.l two . The total receipts of the "rpm,“ Sh“: fill-13¢ iJSRAI IT‘SWSA‘Iz. DH against
‘0 K9115" i or u“ 'a one. a ' «>- '¢-:~ i rl ..ost tWere times (hr J’s:- "" ' ‘ i " ‘ 2' "
McNally up. PlDD scored on Mc‘ Strike one. Strike two. Foul. llall ::r:‘gmpsc:‘f;mpd in n", “ma 5pm.“... , 'z'hr- Yanks begin tlw eighth battle
Nalipfls single tericht. I " thgexe. I‘llllli'l' qutl‘kig. mm 1h" 01w ‘tvan the Giants. and l'hiluiielllhl:< :till ...:ref‘tlgp‘lytmn'grazrtiEES—rzgitlagife-
Schang up. . trike one. in one. ease up. . 1' .. . . ,m'c. ‘_th tir ‘ grins laycd 21-1. ., 5...,
Strike two. Schang forced McNally. Strike two. Bancroft threw out Mew :thmlpsrm‘s ms the oldp Ntitiorul . 11.4.!" Ruth. lilS sundry sore spots
Bancroft to Ruwlings. sol. . (‘ommission (‘rillilwi turn to li'fl‘Ltll‘ train. the com-
Mavs up. Mays lived out to liawl- No runs. hi0 hits. .\0 errors. 3 The ntficial :ltttndance at “.51, r- l.,.t And it ‘nmy l»- the:v Will have to
ings. who made a leaping catch. Mwiid Half. way.“ mm” was 36.5“3. and u”. w... gt: ..long “'lthuut Alexally. a fast
0m? run. ’l‘wo hits. .\’0 errors. Burns up. Peel-unpaugn threw 0‘“ .recripts Sll8,974. (“if ””5 sum ”“W‘r’lmf‘r third llflsk‘n'iu-[I_ in? shoulder
Stu-(lull Half Burns. > 1‘ ‘ Advisory “wind. which SUCCPHIHI 1k, “as hurt yrSlI-l‘llny ,ll slldlllg to‘ see-
lolly ull. Strike ozlc. Foul strike lancroit “P- SUHW‘CH'“ I Pekinifxatinnal Commission, appropriatrs ;- mgr: (use. and no 322“? to retire. Prank
two. Kb“). {aunt-d on “H“. pitched paugh also Hirer-:2 tilittl;::w(i;oli:t. Foul per cvm“ or $175461“. Wm“, ”1., (“la-1km] Pip‘lit‘t-l :irxall: and got t3:
balls. lv‘risch up. on s r - .. . ; 7} h .1219". 09—8 ‘0 “1.. r-lm. 2.9.». In H 1.» bran as no
Mensa Up. mu one' Strike one. strike two. Ball on... 1:.ill two. digress} '1‘”. unvnian” and 2“" W w. . .l of ths mum to equal agility in
m“ ”m. LlcNall)’ mm“. om Mouse; Friscli strlleV0U§._t \70 ”mm §ceipts fell :1 mar short of mm... :1..‘:~.lt11. 'h by ‘ . 1 .
at first, Pipp making a backhand: 30 runs. ‘ O ” 5' ‘y iiecord for the series. there being Fl'\ ‘ . 'jr‘mfe‘“. "H ;‘ Thy“) E197 :xffiimi
catch. > _ ‘ \‘IVH IVVIVG {Paid admissions less and a. differrn u "‘ 0:": 3"”- .‘l:” iléftkr f’ ‘f‘5 :2»
Izmvlmgs un. Foul strike one. Ball; ' F'N Hall ‘0; 333 the third game havinga ”I. ”1‘ .\ ..ill‘l. . 11;: t .e 1.4 er) 0 ’9
(mp, Strike two. Foul. Foul. Foul.‘ r ‘Ii‘k Qt 'k two !ed 35 509 spectators “ ho paid SH“ ‘ ju‘uun.‘ (.imc . .Lilt nut tori-.1} and said
l-‘oul. Foul. )lc-Xully threw out; 1'91) “p- 5” 9 099' ‘ r' 9 on? to see pm. Home score thsir lint—1“" hllllts \v lt‘ sure to “in the cham-
Iiau'll‘ngs. glinwllngs threw (”It llpp ial \ictori 0\(‘r th: Eankees. W “““P 1'” litclured that the
No m... No link. No errors. Ward ”9- ’3” 0'"?- Vard med! ._________.__. 3"1- k' 100k ‘1 Ior in (“HM snorting"
0“? ‘0 “"rns- , ‘ - i Nl'3";l.:fi OF BALLS l.\ EACH ill-st tv point to ”11- u‘illlllalt‘ winner
THIRD INNING ‘ Baker. Up: Till“ OPG- I’a-Jx 3‘?) 2 INSlNG. _ ;L‘alllt‘ Jul? H und llldlt‘aled [1,281
First Half Pom sun“. ("‘9' Strflfe “‘0? ‘ahé Following is the number or halls'm' 5'0”” 01 1'“ “mks ““5 “‘ the ice
1‘. “strr up. llnli one. Fewstergot three; Baker get a single taroug ' hitched in carch inning. including the} "’\_“nd 50°" would b“ "°°k"'j' _
,l sillzzii- to left hut went. out strotch- kellys legs. “3: W balls, 51; 9,“! $L£U§k3r fouls. zvut‘ gtoldfihgkl¥gkem 1h” several}: $311“):
‘y '9 . ' J ‘ .94... “V- V a 3 ll‘h‘ufi 1T] (’1’
1-1512” AICW‘MM‘W “firm " " hen. “FOUIMé one. Fguglasr'ihrrw ‘ . *is a cult of fans and writer-r which
uklnpaugh 11v. Ball‘one. Fm ' Inning. I)nll;l;1.>. MH)S- 5 5 .
“hike 0M?- l’eckinpaush got a Texas out Schang. . First 3 ..... . ....... 2" L' ‘ “95]“; holds th“ ’1“"“th ‘0 be ““3
Leaguer to left. N0 runs 0"? hit- ‘\° errors. Soc-0nd ,,,,,,,,,,,, :3 m inning “‘th such things almost al-
. ' .— ‘ . - m ‘ ' ways tmnsvirc. and that usually they
crsgtlller “E Miller popped ‘0‘ Bdn Yesterday's official box score: ' 23:311. ‘ 1'1. :36 redouml to the gro-ulvr glory of the
Mefisel up. Strike one. Foul strike GIANTS f i-‘ill' ............ ,I 9 home team. The Giants “'91"? ”‘9
two. Ball one. Bnll two. 2.1911591. ab r h P0 ‘1 (“j Firth .......... t. 9 21mm teat}: )‘tsterday. They wore
fanned. .lluzns. cf ......... 4 n :2 2h 0 "5' emu}... _________ c 15 .Whilt’ uniforms. while the ,Yauks
No runs. Two hits. .\'0 errors. ‘z'QlT'L'TOfl. SS ...... 4 U 1 3 2 u! iiicht’x ............. l7 s ’mavie believe they were out in the
Second Half hunch. 3b ........ 4 0 H .: 3 (I : Ninth _____________ 13 . ' country. and they had on their darker
Baker went in to mm third base in ”mm. H“ -3 1 1 -’ ” “l -_ .... workmg clothes
place of McNally for the Yankees. KEH-V- 1*) -------3 “ " 1‘" " ”l 114 99 The a[0"9‘"3“‘nU°"€‘d 0‘1"» joined the
who hurt his shoulder sliding into'E- Mc'rw-l. it" ...... 3 h l w l Hf yum“, of fink”. —llouglas 26‘ ‘I told iou so“ club last night. They
second in the second inning. {’fawm‘u'fifi 3" ------ 3 l ” —' 3 " Mat-g gr jg , ”1., , (h- Gm stril es— §had seen Mass and Douglas battling
Snyder up. Pcckinpaugh threw out . 57‘3“?“ “ - - -3 " ‘ ' '_‘ " l'v-t ”I! is i.’;; .\l “(.25 is. .\umber ot’mlong evenh’ into the seventh inning.
swung Douglas, p ......... t .. n 1 n huh.» Dough” 42:“;1“, 31- “hen. with two men gone. Rowling's
l‘wnglas up. Strike 01w. Bull one. — —‘~ ~ - — ‘ ggot to first on a hard. roller that YVard
Ilnll two. l-‘oul strike two Foul. Totals --------3" 3 0 L" H “"Xlih (lorlttus “‘le émumd- “We” ”‘9“‘3 "‘9 ”WK"
linll Ylli“-t-. llouzlas struck out. YANKEES. E A. .-\. l‘. PENTATHLQV tone heard folks all around remarking.
ltllrns up. llall one. llnll twoi ab ,- 1, po :11 o .\‘l-:\V YunK, ”a l3——Nerl Gour-i “bile “ard was thinking unkind
illsrns got :1 two-base hit over Baker's ‘F‘Cn’stcr. lf . .4 O l U I’ H din. Harvard l‘r:iirrsitv world' s gthings of his luck And sure f-nouglfi’
head. r I‘erkinpaugh. ss .4 ” t: 0 4 H r-hanlpiol‘i hillllllt: broad :lumppr won U" 1’" ‘k had come. But before 0’70
l‘ww v-rnt‘t up. liall one. Strike one. ,Miller. cf ......... ‘3 t1 (1 :2 I 0 liv- llntl‘ovm: )io-;}';g[hl“n Championshiptcomd 5:“ Jack Robinson more than"
T‘ml? two Foul strike two. Bancroft R. Meusel. rf ..... 4 u t- l u w of tin- Amy. ur Athletic I’nion atiha 6‘” " ””29” times. ”“3 liaulings-per-
rtr'l'k (v‘lL . l’ipp. lb .......... 4 l 1 13 U " -'l‘r;:\vz's iSlii‘lti fish-1:111): I“) led ai‘on crrxsst'd the Fla“) with tha run
No r‘m: One hit .\0 cr'i‘ors. Ward. 21) ... . . . . ..3 n u (l 4 o] lilt’l} ...» s. h ._ mmp.‘ titors withu 4500;. .that mm the game. He had been
——————— A.— Mc.\'ally. 3i) . . . . . .1 ('0 l n 2 0 of. l'_’ points" 15““: ar‘mnd the bases b) Snyder 5 two-
101 1:111 lVVl\(. Baker. 3b ........ 3 o 2 1 * 0 0f 'l'ln- n: r. lihlste won the running “”9 mm“ mm “m" fie” ”‘3‘ “m"
l irxt "1dr ‘Devorrnpr . ... .0 0 (I 0 (l "Shroud lllilnl \litl, 24 feet. 1 inch' the and F-nster had a hard time racking
‘I'll‘ll ”it. lull om: Bull tu'o. :haflg C . . . . .4 0 1 T (l 0 jaielill lilo“ “llh 112‘) feet. 9- 3-4 .OUt oftl‘. O 31:38 H
in]; it grn‘lrltynl out to RH”. llllt'lSSlSl.‘ 838. p .........3 l! U n 2 Oignflms. and 111,-. 'J'W—metrc- dash in 233.143.?“ croba le batting order for to-
(‘1', —————— - l seconds Hr tin‘s p ‘ ' s ‘ ‘:
\Vulli up. ilOllL'lllS tossed out “‘ard. Totals ------ ~- ~33 1 5 :4 13 1 idiscus thro“ and Suzh‘lightlgg Taxi GIANTS. YATVKEES.
liukl: up, “am... Hi...) out to ’Ran for Baker in the ninth inning. metre run. ' BlH'lIN «1'. We: It.
Fr: u‘n. . . SCORE BY JENNINGS { Joseph Erbal unattached “(on the “WW“- $- Peckinmugh ss.
. ~~~~~ m No bus. X0 errors. lankees ........... 010 mm [mil—1 discus throw with a lie-axe of 103 Fri!“ 3h' “in?“ d‘
Second Half - Giants . . . . . . . . . . 000 10c) 1nx~g l feet. 2 inches R. Lichtman. Pas- ‘flm‘n’z' '1." 3' Mouse], ‘1'
‘ risr'li lln. Mays threw out Frisch E lions batted in By McNulLV. 1: by- time A C was the winner of the “92;" ”L! lf m 1:6
at :-.~:_ eusel 1. H.500— —metre run In 5 03 "- . E' - "1"" ' ‘ ‘ '
‘l'mmg up. Strike one. Ball one. Two— base hits‘Peckinpaugh' “amt __§_S__ ‘ iRaninE‘. 2b- MW. 311.
12.1 two. Strikv two. Ball three. croft PM Burns 2-. Snyder. '.\l.u‘s DESERVE!) smf'ror'r 5mm“- " 5““"2- (‘-
‘i’u me got a singleoi‘f \Vard’s glove“ Stolen bask-Young. DECLARES .‘HLLER HIlK-INS Np!“ p Hort. [1
Kelly up. Foul strike one. Ball Sacrifice-—~\\ard Impirthihill. at plate; Rigler, at,
onv. Foul strike two. I' all two.
15' strcuk out and Young stole second.
.‘leusel up. Strike one. llall one. Base on balls—Off Douglas 1 (Mil-l
Ball two. Young scored on Mousel’s llerl- ‘
lirr- single to center. SU'UCR OU‘fintf Nays. 7 (Kcllv 2.
ltnwlings up. Ball one. Rowlings Douglas 3. E New” I‘risch Ran-
“‘(‘ll out to Pipp. unassisted. CFO“); by'Douglas 3 (I‘t?W,Ster Ptck-
Hm: run. Two hits. No errors. inpaush R~ “811861)
nr'rn INNING
First.» Half
Schanz up. Strike one.
Balloon,
Dr uglas threw out Schang..
Mavs up. Itawlings threw out May-
at first.
FeWIter up. Ball one. Strike one.
Ball two. Foul strike two.» Fewster' ‘
fanned.
No runs. No hits. No errors.
Second Half
Snyder up. Ball one. Foul strike
Ola-e. Snyder flied out to Miller.
Douglas up. Ball one. Strike one.
Strike two. Douglas grounded to
Pinp. ‘
Burns up. Strike one. Burns got a "
two-base hit, but was out at third
stmtching it. Miller to Ward to Ba.-
ker.
Na runs.
One hit. ho errors.
SIXTH INNING
First Half
Prnkinpaugh up. Ball one. Strike,
we. I‘iall two. Strike two. Peckln-
pn'lgh fouled out to Frisch.
‘uilller up. Ball one. Strike one.
Foul strike two. Ball two. Foul.
‘ 21.17011] Ball three. Fol-eh
‘hrrw out Miller.
Re 1-
Peter Coleyand Sister Bertha- in
Left on .iltLSLS—~lfink‘:cs. 7
4.
Wild pitch—Douglas.
Umpires-Qulgley (plate) Chill
(first base). Rigier (second base) and
Moriarty (third base)
i. Time of game-One hour and 40
lmtnutes. ..
_____.__________
JDIE RAY FAILS 107m MILE
RECORD IN TORONTO MEET.
TORONTO. Oct. 13.:-—Jole Ray, of
the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago.
failed again yesterday in his attempt
to lower the world' s one-mile record.
He ran the distance. paced by four
men. in 4 minues, 35 2-5 seconds
against. a stilt‘wind. which impeded
him in the backstretch."
Thevevent m staged as a feature
of the 109th field da'y of the Uni-
veralty of Toronto. The record is
4:12 3-5. held by Norman Tabor.
GREYWORTHY TROTS PAST
IN THE 82,000 CASTLEION
LEXINGTON. Ky- Oct. 13——Grey
Worthy. owned by Sanford Small, of
Boston. Mass. added another victory
to his already long string at the Ken-
tucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Ano-
dation track here. yesterday after-
noon. when he defeated Periscope.
\leusel up. Foul strike one. BIB
(me. Strike two.
Hence! flied out to “a. for
mmmm
I’eckinpaugh up. Strike one. Strike.
between the Cincinnati Nationals
.the Chicago Americans in 1919.
"Wei-kl Series rum
Batting and Field-
is $82.36?
\\ .iuon
NEARISG MILLIOV MARK
rccord for world series r:
was made yesterday when t‘m-
total to date reached 9114.7”.
more than the pri-
high mark made in the sell:
lel‘
. ("o'l
';it i‘ .6.
sully-IV
(;7Jt“ '5
1111)}
rgllllzit‘l‘t)’
'13. *.
1.00 ”Twice already he has outwittgd the
runs the first time and only one score
Artie \ehf. left-handed. but trust-
probably will pitch for the
He was their (linger on both
_. on,” days’when Hoyt worked. and
.971,pitchod well. his main trouble being
.the failure of his colleagues to render
'sullstantial encouragemnt with their
'Lhc Giants moved to win one game
.976 'or Laseball‘a highest honors yesterday
.00“ ‘ai‘te-rnoon. when Shumin' Phil Doug-
ias obtained a 2 to l verdict over Carl
Mays. who pitches like a ten pin play-
but gets there just the same.
It was the first time since the
\p-lltit’ila began at the Polo Grounds.
“llval‘l of the Huggins pack.
also the fourth triumph for the Na—
_m:u tlmlul l-t‘aguel‘s in the last five games.
it the Giants: win today.
piml~hip is theirs. while the Yanks to
afternoon and rem-at m the game that
now tenant an
somt-th‘nes described as
‘.r the present they can hitch their
to \thr
:mt pull a tram around every day.
st not in baseball.
is limitmi.
constellation.
other lloxman who has shown a
lo lWl'llddip
McGruw
mm all:
1111 [Still 19111
NEW YORK. Oct. 13.—The world
.1.1lou series may end today in a victory for
.967 the Saw York Giagts. But they will
3‘1 .have to break themselves of the habit
1.000 for getting whipped by a W'aite Host.
the amazing young man who earns
the Yanks.
permitting them no
This
the fourth of the series
The Yanks have won
the Giants pranccd
It was
the cham-
must go forward this
ll is no secret that
uncnviable posi-
having
lloyt. liut one star
and the Yank
compared to Mc-
Mays is the
the
has Slim
Giant bats-
Sallee. Pa!
NE‘V
read Y-
and the
In
handled.
All 1111
Emil
nany got the edge on them."
Manager McGraw today.
ing right in there this afternoon and
finish. it up.
and my
in every one of them."
Miller Huggins talked with an air
no less confident. The Yanks, he said.
would win behind Waite Hoyt. sure.
game and live happy ever after. Hug-
gins was profuse in praising the pitch-
ing of Mays in yesterday’s game.
Carl Mars was given a fine opporo'
tunity to become a hero among hot-«l
oes in the seventh inning. when two
weer out and two men were on
bases. but he could do no better than
send forth a grounder that Rowlings
time and Schang occupied second.
Only about 18.000 of the spectators
were able to refrain from shouting,
”\Vin your own game. Mays!"
for the Yanks.
Young in with the first Giant run. prec
vented a possible Yank tally.
moments before.
covet-y of Fewster’s drive to left and
his speedy throw that caught Fewster
trving to make two bases on the clout.
'Peckinpaugh followed with a single.
but it went to waste.
ti“
Tillifilli GAME
I
YORK. Oct. 13.~—~"\Ve'\'e fi—
said
“We're go-
l’v’e got four pitchers
men have confidence
Is all fresh, flavoury young leaves that M
generously in the teapot. AlWays reliably.
4U flfP PLAYERS ..3:;:‘.2*‘:;;"22. .....2.
BUT [if liAME ,_.
returned to iii-ammo. “Bill” M
the big halfback: "Gig" Tenth“.
lineman. warmed up with the ‘
yesterday.
' GIANTS “()MF. CLUB IN“
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.——-Two . - N'INTH GAME IF PM‘
first string men of the University of “WV \OHK. . fict. urn
[Pennsylvania’s football team have Yank“f’8 should Win todavrnnd 3 ~ g .
been lost. to the 'varsity for the 1131- 53""? ‘5 “‘Tosml'l'. ”1" Giants will
lance of the season as a result of in- y“: 110:1; team. ‘1h°_::“‘f'9’:hw
' ' in the sea_ ’lrs . is \VfiS ( P‘l'l f: [n .
drove :22]?! they sufiered early house. at the pun, Grounds, it"?
. Dwy _ halfback. and day afternoon. l‘ommiasioncr‘lialhm
Phtrgsieilaeroizta linsrman Both are tossed a coin and President gluing-i.
angering from badlv injured knees ham. of the Giants called the guru.
and were ordered irom practice bv The prices Wm ”.9 ““3 54m? “5 7
Coach Hellman onlv after it became the former games. or “'0 “”191 ”at;
. . . 8e " l lie {or sale only at the P6“
certain 1e: ouid not be 3‘5 vul _
overcomifftii 31:13:; um: Grounds on day of game. (rates MK
open at 9:30 a. m;
M
11 they would win the ninth
Baker was on third at the
8 rest seemed to be rooting
Mouse]. whose hit
a few
with his quick re-
w
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.’ \‘FI\V YORK. Oct.13.--“That game;
; Giants. was a tough bleak." said Miller Hug-
vesterda}.
Mays deserx ed a shutout. The Yank-
gees should hate won vesterda) hr 1
But all the breaks went with
d we were left out in ‘
luck. ‘1 never saw a pitch- e) 1‘ rank Poretto
-glns, in the club house.
:to o.
lthe Giant-s. an
[the cold by
Ier lose a game through harder luck
that thing.
Friday. "
PITTSBURGH. Oct.
afternoon when He def
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BOSTON. Oct.
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ans WINS ms SECOND
GAME IN CUE mtznxrzt. “Minna"-
1: --Charles l
s Otis of New York. won his mud pended for the remainder of the sea—
game in the three cushion billiard son by the stewards for rough riding.
championship tournament, yesterday Lyke is under contract to E. R. Brad-
Tmm ley, and Gamer to former
tion of KanmCity, 50¢.ng in tow» States Senator Johnson N. Camden.
five innings. The ’wirmer had a high
run of” 0. while that of Benton was 4.
In the other afternoon game Hugh
Heal. of Toledo. defeated Bob Canne-
fax, of St. Louis 50 to 40 in seventh-
fwo inning The high run for m‘h (miated Press) .——The Centerltcl;
“However, I think that Hoyt win on the opening dav of the fall meet-
comé back with belts on again today ing at Churchill Downs here \ester-
and even the series. W’o will have to day
fight like the devil but we can do {Jam mm ”"3" “he"
Hoyt's curve ball will save stumbled and tell with his rider.
the series {or us today, And Max‘s will retto was taken unconscious to the
go right back and win it for us on. track hospital, where he died.
Gmnoxswm neuron mBui-aley'sxutm. margin.
13-41. ten-round dy’s Chat-loving has second and Lord
decision bout between Tom Gibbons. lDerbyja Harrier
it! St: Paul. and Hugh Wither,
m: m. scheduled to be held
of
”ix-,1; Moi-Sang, at second; Guigle), at
illlinl.
JOCREY KILLED 1:; RACE.
LOUISVILLE, K52. Oct. 13.~—J0ck-
of \‘ew Orleans,
sustained fatal injuries during a lace
Poretto' s mount was caught in 3
horses and
Po-
His
{skull was fractured. Poretto was
about 20 years old and was under con-
irracc to ride. for Mose Goldblatt. or
L. Lyke and \I. Garner were sus-
United
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