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REFEREE FORCED
i0 ALTER
DECISION IN GEORGIA BOUT
Harry Ertle of Jersey City Forced to Make Two
Decisions by Crowd at Columbus
COLCIIBlfs GIL. Oct. 5.—-ll.lu‘r_\‘
Ertle. of Jersey City. N. J.. lP'erPC
of the Mikc Mc'l‘iguc-Youniz St ihling
championship boxing thatch hcrc
last night. toicw changctl his dm‘tsion
regarding the outcomc and “l'ltlL‘l‘ thc
last decision the match stands (I
draw. and .‘-lr'i‘i_:u«~. still champion.
w" apcedlng East.
Ertle dcclntmi the bout a draw at
the on dot‘ tho tcnth and final round.
The spectators closml in on the ring.
storming thclr dl35.ip]il‘n\lll. luttiu,
alter a COttt‘ci‘wncc pith lll‘\\':«]litll:‘.‘—
men. rhungcd thr‘ dcviston. aunt-ling
the match and thc light hcnuuvfght
championship to thc Elm-on High
school boy. who lm-l snt in hi4 cor-
her In (cat‘s dtttim: t‘u- r\t'i:«~mvnt.
Tonight. liouts
fight. Ertlt Silvllit'.
declaring that his r-thginul tI-‘llKl‘ll’l.
that the tight “as si tll;‘\\' “HS to;
stand. at thn. same fintt- im isutml a
statemr-nt d~rinring tint ll hmt
been form-ti l0 (l\\iilll it t-i S t.l» iii...
because he was lhlllllltlltll‘tl ity ltliLII)’
spectators.
Ertle. closcd in
deuce auny front
iaaued a signed 5‘.
that hc had olin-mltg. «it t In.’ i the
face of thtcats tltut " it 5.4 I .|\‘l'll'll-
ed the dccismn to Striimns: 1 “(until
never leave the nrcnn ailiw"
He asscrtcd that tight. provnotcrs
had forccd him to gtnh llll' right
arm of the: cltttllrnuvr and it
aloft. naming Major .lohn I'1l‘l‘. .Itllli‘S
head of the (‘Olllllllllt‘~‘ or thn ‘ncal
post of the Antci'icun I."L:inn a ,uging.
the fight. as thn mnn “ho l:t;l..ll(‘t‘l
his and Stribling's IlflllllH unit l'.lIS"(l:
them aloft.
:ttttr tin
tlti~ lllll(
lltif‘L!
ilglllll
rt ptivnto lf‘Sl-
;tuizty sp.~t't:tt(trs.
.t. nu tit ll: curing
' IISK‘.
Mc'l‘iguc and his in-tunz-r lvtt.
town lnllllt'llitll' ii oftt r lll'll" lsfilit‘tl;
his official stntctumit. .‘ll‘llfl'll' ls‘llt‘l
a ltatt‘mcnt tlrclnv-ttu: that 1.. ltu-l'
been forccd into ‘tlll‘ ring With a
broken thumh nt ti--~ 1mm: 1.! ms.
«It ll lll )3 §|Io*t‘-
hum: hint
l' Hin'ltistliln
tots. and Joe .Ifltl‘lin v
tators had lhl‘fuli nwi
to a trrc. holding llllli
for the tight lining ilmvlnrul officially
or! earlier during thc day.
Ertle was still in town at l;t'-
hour tonight and (li‘l‘Illl'i‘tl ll" -'-'il“. in
no hurry to ink-c his «lvpztrfvm. ll-~
llld thud. ha would go (lll'f‘t‘l to Now:
York and file his official Sl.il"llllllt3t
with the New York lloxlng covntnh-j
M0,“. 3
Two hours hci'orc thr‘ tight. vslillw.
a crnu'd was holding sun}: in thnl
downtown district. l'irtln (ltt".ll(flg
Major Jones catnn to his romu l'l a'
local hotnl and raid thnt "hn Ric.
Tigue. Jnrohs and mgnlt' as long
as I was in town. «.m- twin: \tn'rh—i
ed: that f‘\"l_\' rniiw’ttti r'ntinti “no.3
covercd. I nekvti lvévn 'hc‘;
idea and he gave mv no :insw‘r." 3
3
II)
it
n'nJ‘. v..."
"When I put lio‘li lll\ :ir.n~ out."
Ertle's rtntcmr‘nt continucu. "point-
ing to both cornnrs to signify .i thaw.
Jon" was tha first man to mmv tr»
1nd 1 Couldvonlv givc it n draw that
decision to Strllvllng. and l lol'l him?
that my dnclslon was git-on, ‘l'licn;
he said I‘d hcttcr got back in titr-rci
und zh'e that dccision to Sl'ihllngl
my dr'cinion was: privnnt
Wt. do you call it draw. don't you
“I. "‘11th t0 R‘l\(‘ lllt' tlt't-‘n'wgll l?!
Btflbllnt. he could. Thcn ht‘ said.
‘what. do you call a, drow. don't you
have to mine both arms?" and i
said that you don't have to mist-
thcm. ’l‘hcn l stoppcd hack into thr‘
ring 'a draw.’ thr-n ho said that I
would never Ionic that ring alivc.
Then he callcd scvcrnl now<p:tp:~r-
men into the ring and mid ho umuld
ask them for thclr dm‘lslon and I
said no matter what they our 1 can-
not revcrse my decision. I hnvu glvm
them a draw.
‘Then Strlhling came ovcr and put
his hand in minr- and Jnncs 7-.lkml
up and raised his hand whilc I hmt
hold of It. I did« not raise his hand
as the victor. I still say that it is a
draw.
"Bob Ropcr m-cn ndmlttnd that T'd
nevcr got out of hero nlivn hut l said
what could I do. I ha.\9 mndc my
decision.‘ '
The rcrercc dcclarcd ho. clImIv-d
through the ropps at thc close n!
th- fight and was immmllntvly sur-
roundod h" a mad throng.
"thn throatcnnd and lntlmutml
by such an angry crowd. I .l--cidnd
then it would be safer for rm: to ro—
turn to tho ring and give thu dc-
clsion to Strihling. llmvm-rr. “hr-n
Major .loncs raisnd hoth Shilvling's
and my own hand thlsgvns llOt nuns-
sary. Strihlinz is a, good fichtvr and
a return ham» would sclllp .1?! ar-
guments," continucd the referee.
The mood of ll’lF crowd hogan to
Show itself early today. whon it was
officiallv nnnouncod that tho tight
had been called off hocn‘use of an
injury to McTizuc's hand. Tlcciors
declared that old fracture had hcnled
impertcctly. Fight fans who had
come hcrn tn n'itnr‘ss the ('ontv‘st.
evident-rd tlwr'ir disapprmnl in 1mm-
erous “'3‘! with tho rnsult it, .: [hr-
champion dcclarcd ho would {in on
with the fight, regardlnrs or ':: lu~
jury.
MCTIL'ue wasn’t accordcd l» m.
caption usually given a vhi'oplon
when ha- entcrcd thc rinc. and
throughout tho ten round: in “hi"l:
then was little rnal mum... in"
cro‘rd evidenced its displeasure over
the marrh of events.
When Ertle separated the fighters
at the 9nd of the match hr wavcd
his hand and quickly left the ring.
He Was followed by .‘ic'l‘izu: and
‘hoth were surrounded by null and
milituy pollen. Policcnmn 5:”K‘tl'l8d
Ertle back into th'e rin: nn'l ".lth
Invent nen'spapcrmcn and v’..c13ls
f the match around him. vine doci-
' was changed. It. was unnounced
/
that firm: had changed it. Ertle said
ccveral hours latcr that he hadn't
changed it; that smuvonc in ink rinF:
raised both his and Strihling's h'ullls.
making it untitw'mwnry {or Illlll to
any or do anything. .
Mcuntinw. lhl,‘ policc escort knock-
ctl down a. {an uho rushed at the
champion bcfoiv )lv'l'iguc iris out-
side the arena.
CHAMP RUNNER
STRUCK BY AUTO
Albert Michelson Suf-
fers Sprained Leg ——
W'as Taking Nightly
Run ,0 n Springdalc
Road
STA .\I FORD. ("L-i.
Alluvrt .\ltt:i:t lboti. lwlicr IilltHVll :t:~
Winn-3." Ill”; -ii.=l.tncw runnt-r. \\.|.~
struck ll) .1 lilttl‘lilltn- ”:trl night uhtlv
53.
running on llll’ .\‘pri:.,;-I.itt- liunti tin-i3
l‘lllll‘ll‘tl a sprainul I! g nut} ulhq r in—
.lllflllllt‘l’l‘t'.
uNCti Will. ‘
MEET BURMAN
\Vill (‘Iash for Bantam-
wcight Title on Oct.
19 at Garden
.\'l2\\' Ytlltlx'. ‘l‘hv v.-:
llilllllllllwllfilll' I‘i‘lhlllfl‘vlllhliip 1:;
t't-:,.'
In twrvn Jon I\ m ‘1, tlllliltu mt
.lolmtiy littfl‘. and Jun i‘uuttt lll.
“Illl“l;.'-'v lr.t'.t‘.:iit\\v . “.' \ .,, a. n
t‘nznlzt ll 1*. I‘I‘ llllltl' ..
in Marin-wit Squirt
night of llct. H, 3K -..
will lilttnk'.~ 'l‘hl Nh'H :
was Sl‘llf‘dilll‘ll for l't'l. l: tun \\.t.‘~
lll'Ffllllll' II :t' llzr ll «3 ll r .-t
of I'Zt’tliv XII-ml, l.‘.ttv‘:t\ t!l:ti..t':-t.
'l‘hr- ntvvsstly lor tzrnttlv-r H'm in
“‘hlt‘li in 1‘Illltllllt‘n Itllll>rlfl "tr IIl‘
bout promptcd lllt‘ rwiuvs' ll' ’1
pnslponcmcnt mi lwhult of lunch
Prontott-r 'l'm lilrlmtti Evttli'l‘l
I.) nt‘h's rl‘l’lli‘}l :tl‘" r :t-lfirtt lhv up-
[erVllI (\l‘ .‘(ntt- l.- “is, littrtu:tti'.~
ntzinnuvr.
A bout lwtu‘vvn .Ifll‘k l‘mrnntrin.
who holds tho 'lle-pouiivi t'ltntnpinn-
ship hell. and Rot-RV I(:tn<'t<.
“ran liclitwviuhi. “ill filllll’W' lhc
curd nt lhn Cur-int nn (ill, l‘.’. This~
llOllt origin-illv was m-hmlul l for
“as llll'lVi'lI rm “and
l.\'nch-llurm:tn lm-it wor-
I’lc‘. lfl lint
Wth the
postponrd.
'l‘lm struzzzlo for thc bantntnwcight
title promlsts to he onc of thc- high
lights in the season‘s indoor lmxiu:
’l‘hc rivalry hctwovn the hoxcvn is
kccn and the infcrt'st in tho hout is
vxpccicd to ho high. in the coming
hout Lynch will occupy the position
of chnllcngr‘r unrlcr lhc aicmm‘d o'
tho Slntc Athlctic Commission
which «inclined to SilllClIUll tha- nnttlv-
unlt‘ss Lynch agrr‘cd to this =lt‘.".tnl:t‘-
nicnt and postcd n forfcit of $2 son
in conformity with tho commisalon‘s
rulcs. Lynch's delay in rccoznmnc
a challcngc from llnrnum M1 to
the action from tho cotntnls.—lon.
Jlllll'b. 'l‘ln- own: r oi the VHF. \x’lzmc
n‘dlllt‘ was itot Ullluinml 1:1: Michvly
tum. ttmk him in his lmmv u! lill
North slim-t. “Evin,- ti iti:.\‘<tt*::tn
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l‘llt‘llt‘lfiull tinlttz; ::Y,:lil§_\' mi llw
ltllll)in;.; i-t.ttl:- ut' lnu tity, ntttzt
rutttithi: right :til‘I tin think v-nr:
night lllllllli" thw \v . '».. I!" “ma tn;—
LllttL: :tIt-ug llli lltt‘ S;~:’;il:'xi;l~- lln'ul
lust iitgitl “lit-it :t trim 3:tiit- til“3
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,‘titw :llllll'l‘ llI<‘\ttI it'll to II. 5111'
of tlw llll‘ltlliuii..‘. , lit: tint t.”
IllllllLZl.. 'l'il. v.1: >‘z'.. 14' Elm :{ll-l:
litrtc. him in i!t-- :‘u'n‘ 2. rituvit‘mc
his lv': :tt'l t 31.1w: lllllllrl‘ hymn:
.iin :2? lixn I‘vti},
’I‘Iil- Illi‘-‘ " 1*: ll.‘ «:vr tuzrtiv- to II
tin,» nut} l1“.~ ,\l:"v uti two in;
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Jack Bentley
Giants Expected to Star In World’s Series
” {HANK
3 f
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923'
' dEIsewher ‘
GOWDY BACK 1N WORLD’S *
. SERIES AFTER NINE YEARS
Was the Star of 1914 Series While with the Bus.
ton Braves—First Big League Player in
Service
NEW YORK.. Oct... 5.-—Hank which he became a. member of tho
Crowley was the lion of the most sen- Giants along with Jack “'atso‘; in
“floral world's series in the history {exchange for Smith and Battles. «a
‘ of the gamch— the memorable iour- icompleted in JULY. From a taro-.94,
Braves and the Philadelphia Ath- iclub he has thllnlélf onto a prOl‘a‘nl‘
letics series in 1914. It was his first ' pennant “ill-“‘11 An‘l row. ' ‘ter rum~
world's series. and the dashing young long 30375 0" SWEET"? and pitiful}
catcher led the irresistible attack of waiting GO‘VE-V is once more to bl
the despised National Leaguer thrust upon the center of the use.
against Connie Mack‘s haughty A's. ball 5‘33“" .
Nina years later. by 'a strange quirk’ Hank 1”“ ”’1’“ “f {1’93’ “ill“? 101‘
.t 3 3
0" fate. Hank. no longer young and “he MCGraWiWS. as muvh to: his #24
dashing, is ghen a chance in his sec. ilhugasm as “'1‘ NS “wk l-fifinr: ‘
0nd world's series. \Vhat effcct will ibal- “l“- he has ritki‘l 11p gr»
the memory of thoae glorious days 5m“ Joining lh?- Ciul'. and no
...... .
' '3 have upon his plasin next week? lure to say that liar: Smrh, «
Bill Ryan . Frank Snyder G90?“ 1““,- It was Hank. thenga fiery young-1&0“??? a”? .3 MT." " 3“ '. ' :
Timing lh'“ Giants as a (warn. that the Giants. His word is law. rind islSny-lui. Strngcl and Nchf are a year member the factor that Phil Douglas 54" “‘Im carried the Braves through G9“?:'. “(33": ’1?) 13H Ff '3"-
Ntwv York Nationals must he ('Itissctiluvtvcr qucstionwi. His jtttigniv‘ht in Iol-icr that tiny were in 1922. and l “as in 1921. “'9 "“119" I001“ for ”83") the National League pennant 1ftv:d;:: ‘ :IhLI' 33‘ '23 3 v Q 7' ‘35
\tilii tlw l'mtl Swill tcums of hasr'lmatttxrs pzrtaining to baseball nc\vr'ot'tc-i. \‘ctcrun brill lllaycrs rctrogrcgslihings from the man' who was ghen l" ”193' had trailed ”1" pack until itii ”. 1;, f M: '5‘ ( L: V "
I‘ll” 113140116. it is a train with u lot . “'t-t‘e kct'ncr, Sttrcly no manager aver ’ considerably in the brlcf space of i anothcr chance. ”it" in the 59350“ And it “’33 he “'50 “~e,<,:.n Mt“: .3l33ng333t33e f“
Hf It’lli‘l’ll .SII‘l !‘.L‘lll :inti gr-‘ul rvsr‘noéjot‘kf‘w‘tl fl "V”‘lm‘l‘t‘ i‘ll"lllng staff as t\\-"I\c months. i Hurling Corps Inconsistent. hclped them ‘0 ”10 “'Orld Clinml’lion- laliifxt: 6“: "YM 3}. l -
Wm”. \‘ullll'l‘. Gilly rcvcals ilSJ'lt‘ in i McGi-uw llltl this scnson. ’i‘hc Giants pitChing is mm more; Howcvcr. the fact that Yankee Ship. The passing years hme' do“.33:: :
"m‘ s 0‘! ‘Il'i‘ ”PHI. H is 4111 Hwy! Has Ranking “mp", .uncnrxain than it was just before theiright-handers pitched» seutnty-{our wrought gr“?! Changes in Gon‘dy. ‘ '_
:Want to until l'lclllllfll", )vl i‘m- Illl'r , . . . . :19” 9.43-1.25, Jessa Ramps, \sho lmth- complete gamcs to thirty-such for h“! 1115 fighting Spirit has ai'lcd tho
lust Ihl‘h't' you: it I‘ll?» txwuthcrml an» 1 'h“ (mums ha”: a” much]. \~.'hicli;33r3:3; thc Ynnkm-s in both 192:; untigthc Giants. and Pcnnock pitched Giants In thcir bait?“ for tho p-‘n- ; ‘
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ll'lS pump out on top. Il'mhfl Jinmrnfh i‘ih‘h ”fa FMS. l p‘ut'i‘ tuning lu-vn taken by Johnnxzsmcmvén for RONI‘W- 1"th and I’m-V m the M3: EMU“? l 0-..;9» .— v . .
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""41" \"“"‘3'1"' *' '1‘ -‘~ “Will ” *‘il'lmlll‘m‘.i I‘M": l’is‘f‘wy‘l’fl' ‘ Til-RV. V. \'.'.-t':un lizis m.- t'limll‘ti of lwittgithat strong attack brhind them. thvwimrn h}- thc slipshod pinyin: or suc—Se‘t'ntlwwrnc-v ‘. . ,
1t.:\-'l"‘llll3-~ (‘Hi J!4."\.l?l';-_‘.". l‘ wtil start 2 p3! ”H": MC" “Kn"...{fi'mfijfl o 1'33“},133. hm.” “f “3,. («(fi'uiig stvrics. Just iGmm wtchcrs iaLtcrcd time after lccssix'c Boston clubs. sharp; gratin-1“»... 3:373—3: , ' _ i
ll!" cum ,1. it- .. \titli Ill" I\lll)\\'I-i3\(1," “HI" 3": 2‘1””; 1.1:,“ :‘i1j:"|{‘”pf(,lo‘11.-(;[;‘11151.*f1Ills‘irI351 “'ogiv311mu _ EaYl)‘. H" was ll‘." firrt lug league i::3lfl.t:.0333'33i:.3n.. .- g:
twig“ ”m; It “Hm.“ 1mg (“.10- imp,“ ”‘9 3"“1‘8‘ "‘ ‘nr n .mn. 8”, 3t~rn trip MCGruw plnstcrmi a hoary; It has been said: "The Yankecs ball player to ansner the call to tho 5 53;;‘Pkaqqm353' ‘ A '
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"““N‘ ”M l“""‘ ” 1"” m "““““("-"I _ r. 13".?“ VHS. i: 1 1133 L 3‘ in“. ”3.. rpmamdnr of the season. tho I pitchers look good.“ That ccrtainiy‘lcw hours aficr the l'nitcd Stains 213,. 'qé'hq33 3330...";3‘333333 R3§~bcflff
“"“ 1‘ H" ‘I”I"’ 73"“‘7' i ”i“ Y““""""‘4 5",.” 03f ”“- .‘ws.‘. firm—311p z n l: on Y r.~.vnlt of tho piftha‘r‘s iniulre tofwn: true in 1922. It remains to helcntcrcd the War. His SOT\‘I(‘PS abroad 33333.33: (1,153" a" 2.; Q24}..=3'n‘-.}r z‘ ‘
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him ('2‘. im‘“ N "'F'” 3 ”1‘ ti“ “' .nr. “Uh .‘ ...-“.1”: a < 311.33 1... thn pztrlwr null fill-‘1' his team-515 it was in 1921 or 1922. and Hankihis return he was but a shcll of his :‘nnl‘llhn honing“
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‘ "i "' " S‘””'""“ L‘ “NHL“ A m v. V. X" Ti! N'car ‘tunllv :xssuring :hn Giants of thcirlright ficld. would raisn tho class of scurity in Boston when the deal hv fact-s tihcm nex' war-k~
' ’ '-“ " '1 V ']""“‘ "“‘ "I" u x”! .1“.- ‘»“.m- ‘ ‘nn ... "3-,. Mgr}. prnnnnt. l“mrr.= of tho “‘11— any oulficl‘l. :1! hr has just had ”10 ' ‘ '
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W“ "‘5 ‘ ' '1‘ ' ' , . iChicago Cubs. 9., x . 3..» :2
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‘ '” V I 3 V V ‘_-------_---- _A‘__'.'.v."___.__"_._‘_ .the Gianty «on. That is the im- ' . l::;é;g':3;:nmug on “W :1: " ‘ ‘
s :3 '° 3a-V‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘w‘v‘v‘-" ' """" "' .lportaant fact. The Giant pitcher: .3 03.30.,rr 133
W} GD 2 W ‘ 3, hams the knack of pulling them- 7 \thlctics 3:33....3
l l‘fl - ’i :ischcs together in-the pinch and that 3v,“ forle-m 3 l
‘ ’ rt arra e ‘ Us “1“” counts. Th“). were “6“:de Zelcvcn innings. F.
; N . , g Just before the world‘s series of 1922. zstriking out ’53,“ 3,3 ,3
4 I E 3 _ 3 3 :5»: Katy, 11“.“; Scott a3nd BLCQuillan R e u l b a c h , Plank,§3our3
M .. stood t e ‘nr. '095 on tneir eads. C b d I i O‘t 3m ,3 a"... 3
. o . LCl’].1..’) pic
' ; Chat and Comment of Specxal Interest to him 3.33... mm .... 3.3.3.3333? 3.2.3.2.. t 00m 5 a n ii Ill - , 33300333,“ W
3 4 3 7 . “now as cy .werc in c . - - h A - Red .ox; Won 4 to
San‘lc l’l‘Ollleln AS LaSl ; l Nonvalk F3113. “Jack Scott is in better plusicalshane gwson mong: e hits in six and
‘ \ iJnck \Valsnn Inax 1.. counted on to roes of Past Serles “rim; 0... m.
\vt-‘mo sumo, nr :1 litilc hcitvr.
Season Again Faces:
Giant Leader ‘
l‘ .~ t ‘ v :ynum: that! thc Tan-
1 . l“ 1. ..ui l;t\t»tilts iu
. . . ‘-.nt1-i\tti~‘. in \‘II‘\\'
in l 5|: "~‘lllllll5 of this
mt: .v ".tlll t... .‘.'. 0‘. l-lf-l 3cm.
ii F ‘2 ..‘il~ lil'Ki‘ l.tlll‘=l in «how
'i‘lu- uutinni!
.‘ll' ll‘. inorly tho
.;;i; ”'7“ HH‘ till“;
In I"
.tm tiivtti.
.. .3. 3..“
.»II .t
:‘tv 2.
...,i. . .ti
\__;\. 2'...‘ N .t: 1.x '5‘» TIM‘)‘ l‘.‘I :m .
ll: rm". : ll‘. lltrir thunr :‘lc’
‘ii' 5»'Z;‘l“l'." ttvttt‘ttltnt'c itisEnYL-J lv_\-
th- it in lathe in l'iL‘i and l. .: and
1m lutr‘l l .‘w‘p 1-: Jul,“ McCruw, Ytt
ring..- w It.» .n.n::li to giw‘ lhmn
'lzr tr t .311 svzx-c- with \Vm‘ivl's rimm-
til-tzwlztiv.
in mi) fr\\' v.4)! arc the (innit-3
n! (writty luttvr than thry more In
'. (lint c' tin-m is tho addition of
In: routl‘pnw pitching
.lztvl. Hunt: 3.
:ttwi ,L'r- ‘ti lll'li hitting. Ill runny
‘.\.I3\I§ thv .\‘.t('.r:i\\itr~s= li.t\-: fullnti
tlmxn. '1‘hv hitting of tho "mm is
«lt‘t‘ltlvtlly “"‘Hlu'l‘, llio Illilvllli: is. not
so good. ltut t‘m- pitching: is .ihout
hltunp in nailing.
Song of th- (‘lntnt rvgulnrs has
tmttml lwttvr this st-nsou than last.
“(he only (tins who hau- maintained
the pacc lll"_\’ .mt in 19“" am Davy
...
llnnrrmt. l‘HnrllJn l~‘iisch and Pop
Young. Tho othr‘rs hm'c slumpcd
lintllig thv worst n‘t‘ciidnrs hcing
I’i‘uuk Snydcr nnd llill Cunningham
who ll-'1\(-‘ Inst niziny points. Gt-orgc
Kclly. Hcinic (:roh, Irish Mucscl nnd
(fancy Stcttgc‘. have not hit 5m wall
this scuscn, tho ll"ng(‘S of difference
Wining.
In a tow positions the Giant de—
ivnsc which will turn tho Yanko‘cs
nvxt truck will he \xrakcr than llic'
onn )lntlrnw prcscnted‘ Inst your.
'I‘hird base has ‘ncnn a touchy spot
with the champions throughout thc
smtson, as Hrniv: (iroh has hccn play'
ing undcr a scvcre handicap for thc
'
“cannula: is the (lay.
. U C
\\'Iio will “in lEl-‘ scricr‘.‘
u o -
Jan-k Ilcntlcy nr tlw (.zanh l- :o- _
mg to 21‘! n chant-c in thin ~crii-4 to
pruu‘ hi4 north to tho hiaub. Mr-i
(irilw i4 going In uw thi.~ hcayv hil-
tvrn 20ml tIt-nl during ilu- sci-it“.
By LeRoy D. Downs
knocked him out in the second
| round. " J
l O O 0
Thu l~cst tizltt that I h‘n'c rwcr
.~t-cn .‘lourv put up. u R- in Mumford
tut lti~ iil~l ll2l|l in that city. A:
‘uutrliml Slnurc in hi< 13>! light In
.Mnmfurtl. ltr- uuprcsu‘d
liiglitcr. “hn \uu trying in change
3m. ~t,\lc of lighting. llc lin~ certain-
l) sltppe-l sintw {hut first limit in thc
‘l.cx‘l‘ t‘Il).
\‘hung .‘lulitgzm may lm sum in
'Lt'llou tit Tln' tit-xi El10\\‘ill llic Arm-
ory :(Eulllifl Jimmy ‘ro‘to of Now
ll.i‘»l‘ll. “Ill! Ami}? u tlm‘istnu (nor the
local ln-l. Mulligun'sz hand
my; nirug in ilnc slylv‘ and 11" is do-
is
. . .
Lou l‘»«::.t:~‘n wow-i tr. lh- taitt
Rum u: llrid; putt ”mt «‘\f‘llll'.i:. tlzu'.
iw i4 u it'l’ll'll'l'l‘ 105‘ ‘ _. lill‘lllv‘-.
\\. tglll crux-.1: liy 'li‘ltflllllfi .lnck .‘ln-
lnnt',
. . .
.‘llt‘l‘ tlw llllt‘ shutting that In‘
mmlc lib Honing. llugmh should
rt‘uliu- that ho Inu~l I‘m-II in "cut"-
tlun. to hold lll~ simulmz nnmmz the
iiglilvrs in his (138‘.
I
'l‘licic is no rennin} in tho “orltl
why Lou liugush can not lmcomn tho
tut-lzilt-urtgh‘. rimtnp of tlic World.
llv is a hard mun in hit and thrr-r
:trv \’I.‘l)‘ t'vw fighters who can got to
him and it‘ thvy do hit him it docs
not mnkv an imprcssion.
O
(‘liic Dorscy lost the (Ict‘bion lazl
cumin: to Johnny Mason of Bridge-
port. Mason is a last little fightvr.
and will makc any ind his wclghl
stcp at a fast pace to dci'cnt him. 7
0
Irish .lnckic Moorc of Stamford.
who on: rrccnlly tinfcntcvi by Chic
Dorscy or this cit)" rccwiwd another
snthack last night at thc hands of
Stevie Smith of Bridgeport. who
in: lzght training at that prcsunl
lint-x
(‘onnN-ticut‘q “'orld scrim started
today “hcn Hartford slat‘l‘fil up
again.“ Baltimorc in tltclr scrim. All
of thc gnmcs in this scrlcs will be
in Hartford.
0
lligh school is taking on l-‘nir'flcld
High this nftcrnoon. This is the
third gnmc of tho scnson to rthp inc-ll
warriors and thcy are ccnfidcnt o!
scoring a win.
The County home, will win-t1 up
thcir season on Sunday. At the pro-
scnt timc llu- l‘laxt Ends and the
(-‘rccns l-‘arms tram arc lighting for
thc championship. 'l’hc Fnrmcrs nrc
loading by n :amv and at tho prc-
scnt timc it looks like. sure \iclory
{or thcm.
O C .
greater part of the Way. Hc. injured
his side in July.
himsclr since. He has played many
gnmcs on his ncrx'c alone. The work
of Irish Mucscl in left field has also
fallen off. The others nro playing at
thcir normal speed. even the veteran
Cnscy Stcngcl.
and has not been.
I Same Mound Problem.
McGraw's pitching'problems have
lhcv'i practically identical during the
past two scnsons. In both instances
the hurling stuff wohhlcri through
tho rcgular schedule. now pitching
supcrhly and now torrihly. It is
significant, however. that both times
Hi0 as well as. Jcrse Barnes did last
i
i
l
t
i
mc us I i
i .
'tn Drlii‘i
year. The big gain in the McGrtw
mound department is the addition of
Jack Bentley.
In Shape for Scrieg.
All or the Giant. pitchers otter stag
gearing through the early and middle
‘part of the prcSpnt season. rounded
tmo form in lhclr lastjcw games.
angll all are in the pink for the his
series. ' . . 3
‘iut while the McGi-awites hate
no marked improxcmcnt with which
the rcgcncraticu of Babe
.1 Ruth and the other Yanks. they still
('01“-'
haw the edge in the knowledge that
they hate alrcndy twice beaten the
Yankccs. and also the direction of
)icGraw who poliitcd out to them
how to trim thv American League
champions, \\'ith a team like the
Giants quick to press on adVantagc
the posscssion of the "Indian sign“
may suffice to win.
'ROY CRIMES
IIITSIIARD
Roy Grimes. former Hartford-
Bridgeport infielder. who-is now first
basing for the Columbus club of the
American agociation. has been giv-
ing the A. A. pitchers a. pcck of
trouble with his lusty stichwork
since he has turned into a guatdian
of the initial sack for regular-car-
\icc. Grimes has bccn hitting ‘em
to all parts of the ball lots out in
the association and enjoyed one of
his typical days last Fridav when
batting against Clift Makle. former
Cincinnati pitcher. who is subbing
for St. Paul. He laced out a single.
doulvlc and‘a homer and was the
leading factor in the OVerthrow of
the team which is fighting it out for
tho pennant with Kansas City in a
stirring race. '
one.
NE‘V YORK. Oct. 5.—V~’hile un-E 31:1 2911 against the G3::.r.t.= L3~
usual pitching performances ha\e;“;th-V ‘n-iurf’d 31211155.. 3_ N‘
been-frequent in world's series haze- { forced to “’1‘”? 3m ‘3‘? “'3':- ‘7 -
ball. the annual struggle for 31393p'ith3thc “m" “9'3- Flfirk-R’“ ' "-
championship nexer has known a l 155*“ 1376 gm” ”3:? ‘ 4 ‘03:-
no-hi‘t'game. The agarcst to a 9-5-3 By his “”7“" 7' '31“, if“ *t' '3
Coomhs became one o: ' ,’
fact performance was pitched by Ed? 3 .
Reulbéch of the Chicago Cubs‘p‘t°?€r3 to3 “Vin—i
against the Chicago White Sox “01‘“! 5 Sim} 3
theiscrlcs of 1906. I“ 19“" christy
Reulbach’nas iound for only one three (arm‘s ””3
’fl
lzz'ce garb“
in
safety in that game. the tamed m" Air-72‘3”»? -.
"31838" Donohuc blurring the rccard m 1957‘ £51” ‘1
with a. clean single, llcuibach walk- “We? for I‘l‘.‘ 3 ;
ed six mcn howcxcr. and fannedgafl‘i m 19:“ .4, -_
three. ' 2Lievcland. won —:
Fl‘e two-hit games are on record. 5 Broom?“ 33 3 3' ..--. *3 33
lid Walsh. Pitching fcr the White Younf w...» Hnit.~3r: . .3
Sex against the Cubs in the same ”18313-1 scrtcs for i. 33
scans that brought one-hit fame to flainsl3thc Giants is3rrc (.33. 3:3 32
KEUIbadl. allowed but two safe J19 bps. H033? von Y4 n, . 3 3:
swats and won his game. 3 to 0, games 3110 Width. :{9 23 3 3,3
Still another great pitching tea: was 3 base hits. two “:5 ..- _5
accomplishcd in that series whenimon anti passe
Mordecai Brown. or the Cubs. llt'ld:
the Sox to two blows the day after,
Last fall Jack
lug hcro of the world's sf":-‘.
3 . . -. . .n..-; -; ';
Walsh's fine game. Brown won h18.\e3.3cran Gian. tn“ .r t . 3
brilliant ccmehac: -.
game 1 to O.
In 1913 Ed Plank. of Connie
Mack's grcat Athletics. held the
Giants to two bingies and Won. 3 to
1. In 1914 Bill James of the "Mira-
cle" team of Boston Braves. held the
Athlctics to two hits and shut them
out, 1 to 0. Waite Hoyt. the youthful
star of the New York Yankees. was
found for but two hits by the Giants
in the 1921 series and ivon.’3 to 0.
Coombs Among Greatest.
. Jack Coombs. oi“ the Athletics.
buried the best three-hit game in a
Yankees to tour 1:
game and blankirg them.
HOW THEY STAN?)
ADIERICAS LEAG CE.
391
Games icstcrday
.Chicago 9. Detroit 6.
Boston 7. \‘l'ashmgton ,-
THEM'DAYS lS GONE FOREVER Clank This on—Yom. Cutlass
Rib
em SMARIW- AFTER. 1 HMS
M‘I DOLL , YOU BROKE iT.
‘IES‘ YOU DID
weu. DON'T v00 KMOu)
I'M CAPTAlM KlDD ?
world series when on October 17. €303.de 93 533 130.3333. -
1911. he defeated Christy -Mathcw- Inmadn-“hia 7 \‘cvc ‘1 «. ’7-
son and the Giants. 3 to 2 in -- “ " ‘ ‘
innings. Coombs won five world‘s :3 di .- i T .. _
series games in his career and net er y “ an n, 0 “3‘1“" . _ -
was licaten. although one game or \" “’ ‘ "
which he twirled a. part went against . '-
his team. He won four games for New York ......... 9% '~ “4%
the Athletics and. later. one for ;Cle\'ctand .. . . . . . . . . S = ~ "
mooklyn. ' Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . Sn .‘1 ?
Coomlis' grcat record follows: St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 74 7' 4 '
October 18. IMO—pitching for \Vashington .. . . . 7: 7 ~ 4;
' Philadelphia. .. 5‘ “
t‘hicago............ 57 :
-By A] Pm Boston ........._... 61 7’ é‘
3 3 3 Games Todar
Boston at Washington.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadephia at New 1'34.
SATIUNAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia. 10. Boston S.
Only Game Scheduled.
Standing at Trams.
w. 1.. PC-
New York ’1
Cincinnati ....... .. ‘31 *_ ”33
Pittsburgh ....'..... 7. ._ '_3;
Chicago3............ 8: '73 :"j
St. Lou:t........... 77 7‘ {j
Brooklyn ...... .... 74 7‘ ff;
Boston .......... 51‘1" :3;
Philadelphia. .. so 1“: ...:
l ’3 Games Today
Fhiladefphia. ht Boston.
_ » .Only Game Scheduled.
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