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THE S‘ENfiNEL
- ’TUE’SDASI, OCTOBER 9, 1923.
Here and Elsewhere
f Sportively Surveying the News;
.Giani Pitchers
In Good Condition -
For World’s Series
The pitching stat? of the (littllls,‘\\'lllul1 laces a difficult task
in the world N‘l'lt‘b‘, seems. upon close inspection practically on the
eve of that series, to he in rather good condition to cope With that
task.
it is quite impossible to form-mt. with any degree of ac-
curacv what these. pitchers ii iii do with the Yankee sluggers. tor
thev can kick holes in the dope with even greater abandon than
the rest of, the, team,whirli. a.» any one can tell you. lx no slouch
at this sort. of thing.
The, livst that can he done at thii: tiiiieis to
ascertain whether or not the niouiiiluiivn are. in good physical
condition. Tile answer \t'1‘lllx to lie
A Very t'f‘i‘i‘nt glimpse w.is hml tit
Hughie {\vaulllan, “ho li.id
kept. out (it action for ii stimuli. of
games liiwausv; of u \tll'l‘ iiiiii. llii.~'
glimpse. was hail zit l‘il'lwl-t l-‘n M U“.
I illULiHi
Sutiirdny and ”iv \«‘l‘-1li‘l ot‘
Vlhti Watched tho Sin ll; pt‘vi‘lui‘iii \‘.:i~<
that if he has :1 “Fill. it
be well for John Alt-(lrm-r in
late all his Illit‘lli r~< with Si'lll' thin:
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.EDDlE MEETS
ARTlE PIERCE
‘Will Tackle New York
‘ Fighter Next Thurs-
: (lay Night:
(21w. ll“.".t‘l‘i.
for
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YA 1111.: iii
liuish ll.|lnll’l,'_’
1lliviit \~.i'l1 .\i'l'."
lYIlllx. ..l “l" Sporting
\F‘I‘iiil. Yuukvn. night. l‘.il-
ill" llil.\ lHI'Il twining illi-zit: at :i fast
Muir Hm .. iii ‘lilll‘ 11 His ('Illl'."-l;l(l-i
1:1 lil'l 1111:; Hindi? .‘l‘; ll‘UlllllI"
:iiid lii'< t'Iilltiwt-is limit {or H \ivlorji
ti\(‘l' l'lo‘i‘i'v‘.
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t'ufiiiiiMi':
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l:"l'liii\ You ..' litlil'f‘ lti'iivi‘ixvilviit‘
l'wiidv'. :i
(iviii‘:i-‘
o!’ .lnvl; l‘u lllnil iii's tillllli. in :t \icfi
imiz-i lirittli :it lll‘ l,‘-»i'iiii1liii.< :41't‘l'l-’
lll_._' I‘li:‘i-. 'I‘lm \iviikvis light lltll‘
.~‘l|(I“l‘|l lll‘ l‘ :iiii-i‘i-i:.i:.nii of ‘Xhl‘
lll\\‘."‘ “writ llll'l th-
:i:.‘iivvl ':'lt!|“ to
.i lt‘114h l»..l'.li 1‘.
'l‘iii t‘ll\\ it'll
'il'-lll‘.‘ lit tin t.i"'
\\illi l'l' :w.
.Yiiiiis DON’T
: WARRANT ODDS
or other tho: \\ .‘i i;'..il.«- 1hr ir .‘lll...~
sore. BILQuillni [lilt'llt'l will; 11'.-
lnnlngs. but he v.7.» llll;ll’_\’ lliillit'fi-
siVP. His (‘Uililt‘li \\.isz iwi‘l'iit. so
that he dill not ismi“ .i. pus :iwl
(lid not grit int.» :i llillt' :i‘ .lll} illil".‘
Only one hit \\.i»: lll.lllr' uh lii:ii “it'll
only one “Hill“ :v-t ill :‘ix .l’ third
base. Il'l'liul. i‘i.< }»~'ii:: nun: - it
happcnml 'o h l‘.- i':.:~- .‘.~ l‘ .i~ ‘iln
only I‘wlfiit ti» L"‘i H4 ‘..i1' .i.~ ‘\'l“tlll
base. ho mode. rt tun inisv- l‘lll .‘lll‘l
3. passed hall put him on third.
where he was .ilvuiiiliinr-«l lv)‘ hm
mates.
A mild form of m-iiutv l'll l'.."ll tum
been IIl‘f‘VJl'ni iii 1hr l'HHlxfi' iil‘ ill"
fliants' :idhi'rvnt»: {or ill" l.i..!, fl“.\‘
{1.in l'-v~i-;iii.<v of .L n iii-it ti..it .lI'llll
\Vatson him :i Siil'i‘ :iiiii. 'l‘liw I'V-
r'i'Ji't. undoubtedly is: tiiii. lilll iiili
Jl’lt’l their it tins l-H‘ii lilitL'lllilt‘Il.
Th? srii'envss in \\'.il:<t'i:i.4 .iiiii \1111
not keen hitli U'll t-t' tlzi- \-ll',’, llIIl'
is it t‘illt‘lll.ll"ll to liltilli‘l' llllll at
great rival. lLi'tiiii-l i'ui'k- l' Itll'l lliil-
ly Irvinz. the Chili‘s viiwi‘izrlu' t: |.ll‘
ers. have liiwn “Ol‘lxlil: till lmnt:
John's arm and (ll'l' innit-lint that
by “'rrlnwsdziy morning :li»i~ \\|ll
not he a tram of S'Ol‘l‘ll":-"< it ii in it.
Considr'inilllt‘ flllt‘nilt'lt lll lll‘ 51 ex—
citlni: day»: is t‘!‘lll"l"‘li l'll Arthur:
Nr‘hl'. A few 12m ks ago it “.124 some—
what douuti‘ul “ll“l‘lt r .\'« hf. :1 iii in
of tho 5» l'l"tl iii“ lZ‘L’l .‘Ilril l'i,’,‘, \ti-1iltl
“‘01'k in Hill“! :«t'i‘iln' .'ll .1" liii! no”. ‘
{hm-e is I‘I'llJIVH to suspwt thrit lli'
\rill Illll‘ll the morning guru-u llv
his mun more than who sun of
ll"'.lllF{ i‘m‘owrud the form that in
—.'.i« 1:i-t, two _\l'.'ll‘:i L'xiiiir-l for him the
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:‘o-w’iznitlon its one of tho i:i't'.ilr‘.-iti
\\ti1'l-‘l iii-rim: lllll‘ll'drfl of iill illll"..
Hi‘ has l’li'l'l 1il~ iiljv of it .t and
struck :1 limit l‘ “1' Hill :itittii In that
he had (or ii izwnd 1=.ii't. ot’ ll)" sui—
son. when ho rm.- lll:-‘l't:~r“ii at in:
inability to “ill \\llll lll:5 .‘lii'll'~‘l191ll"il.
frequency. Hi: .uit: [H [Ill-’ll 2i. lllt'
series, rrf i'oiiiw. and lim \v..i;~1_.v.1
very hard to llivlllil‘l‘ l;:iii.iI:‘ 1111'
these names. 11" IR tillll“ lll."}’ in
be ready to .‘lll~‘.\l'l' ii siiiiiii.r-ii.< to
duty on “'mlnmul'i‘v should that Sillii‘
ll.l>':
l :\l.lll.l’_Il r .\lt‘(il£l'i". til it Him-ting he:
Experience of Yanks
in Last Two Series
l S h’o u l d Prohibit
‘ Odds
.Nl‘i‘fi.‘ ‘x‘i lllK. In :.
qtitfldil lu- till}; tutors 33M
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GIANT TEAM WHO WILL FACE YANKS
Yale Backfield _
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iii \\.‘.n 1.ii:i:i'..~ 3.1%. i..iI liri'b lust
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'l‘lii~ hut-r)~ ill't' claim; all of llzl‘
.liuiglim: iit HH‘ !)l‘(“(‘lll llllll'.
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lznlia llittli lIlJll‘lM -i tli- l_‘.'1.~l l .i.
'.iii*- ' ‘i‘i «T \v «I 111- \\H' ‘1' w:-
t l'. -,[~ir,_ _ 4' 1|, nil' 11.111.
.«‘k i i )t ll‘ ii.i I than
‘.'1 ”iii“ .
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’lliu lliihi- \-.iil l'l|l('l’ the \\iirlil'.~
H. l'II‘~ IUlllttl’Illh “Hit the ”wt nu III~
lumil that l:i- lain» 1ii~i i-uiiiph'lcil lllt'
twat ~i ;l~:iii llml lii- llll‘ nun)“: 5mm»
wining tln~ in; h-uguw.
D I O
rill. ‘ ii‘ “1 hit: lizv' l‘utllllvll‘iu u
‘ ,w .1. .I w . » .iii;..-v. it may
i. l iltll .. tn: ;:' 1i..i' ll“ \\i,l
ll tn .iu; ..:. .;- .mi.’ 1.. , l “V‘s”.
_\' lil.w'l\ ;,.; :E,- (ii.‘.l.l l‘lilll‘l'h‘
«it Hi. :lzi u'; ; :.i.i'. ltl\1li'.llliill\
'li.i‘. [bib \\1.. it.
0 O O
l ll(,‘“('\l' that “lll‘ll lilo Balllhlno
~li-|i~ up in Iiw [llilit' tomorrow lln'
(.iiuit I\\li'li‘r> “ill
t‘rri iii Itiiili; than Illl‘ one that fin-ed
llll'lll lii~t \(‘flhnlL l‘ialu- llutli l3 guilt;
to inalw good in tlii~ writ-s.
o . o
‘l‘lii \‘.i.i:k:- ll‘l\t ri :il liiiiirh ti:
iiizu- l ii; Kin ll‘ uiitti- irl. .l‘hvi‘)’ (int:
lll' iii 1.x l.ll'lllL: mmr the .1lIH- mark
Hit 5' utilsliiiiw the (hunts (Milli! id on
liiii .‘Illll'.lll|lt‘:i things «hung»
in tits.
(Ii
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in llll‘
O I 0
Un paw-r tlu- Ynnlw nlm hnu‘ (lu-
,lwilvr pitching Mull. 'I'lir) Imil llu",
lli" .u'iiiii; “Mild s s--I.- ~. iii: i'c ..~i‘.'l
:iii;. ii,..~viii \‘l-_. 'il‘j: «Milk PlinIHiil
‘pr- \itll ltl f..i', .iii) :-ziii'i l...'.ri.~ iii
it'll" 1141:. . . ...i,l .t.."i.,i!' :i‘ illlg'
‘It‘.lli’.:=l' ii l.l;i :..ii.. i.: l.t."l it iiir
'llll' l‘I i:.ii- v .lll‘l ll:‘l.~‘ 1: “id" in
1.. liillll' i.’ w. \i l’} bin-11,: )uiv'wutiv
‘ il'i.
i.‘ v.1 ii :.-- «it ‘i .- \‘.i:i'k to ill
" .» 51.1 {no \xiiiiii'h :wviim. l'i'ioi‘ tu‘
\'-lll1l‘. iii-1 .i,.~ii li-ll'iv d .is l.l\‘l'lll':‘.
'ull-i.‘l h‘kiil to prohibit Lilly .siii‘ii
wl-l.~ .i.. or rend about :it ‘lll‘ lllllI'
1n- «zn. the '|li'lll d l‘.,;"ll"'$ Jtizl
>1 iii: oi l!".'l .iii-l
ll \1v1 :3 in Ill“
“1 ‘.‘.i:i
.m iEl') ll:.l_\ iu- l‘iLth'. xiii“.
ivomd or his iii-aw rs. J'L‘i below. the
moon come to him.
Jack Scull. all' k iii ll’7'3’ lll.'l l‘l'.l
Ryan. the llill'l' lilil'lli‘l'i \alm it'l
slated lt-r [\l‘l'llilll‘ ii1 it... 5 iii tin; Kill
edged gillll'?§‘. l||\" nothing: iii pi;-
tlcular to rv port. \‘.llH‘li iii«.iii:: that
they are. :11] svt flil' ill" \tni‘lt liril
lies ahead of lll‘ lit. >31 tilt and l.‘}.iii
won thelr spur: ;:i ill" l’l'_"_ S‘llt',‘
and see no l":t.<"ll l‘.ll;~' lll‘ji Humid
be less Pffi‘r'tiv this yiltl‘ lit iii lh-yl
were last. li_\.lll. lit‘ a llllllitl‘ iii;
fact. should he llllll“? vii-vine; for
thin has twin thw lwst [It‘ill‘ he hit.“
had. in find. (‘Hlllllltll_\. and ll-‘ is it
far better inltiliir tli.iii he or: ill
1922. liciitiiy 1.: ll! 2-; to thr' \iiii'ld
series. but hi.- 5N"! in this no l'Jll‘l'lt‘l'
to success.
Minute :tnrl rxnct, control will be
the prime rioiiislte for the. Giant
pitchers in thnsv cniiivs. ln \‘l0\\' or
what hamwnr-d in thi-
series hehu‘iri the. Giants:
and tin-
Yankees it is: taken for granted that
in order to “in
Giant pitchers will
as McGi‘aw tolls
tlivse games the
hou- tu do only
”1“!“ to. for it is
admitted that no manager cw r hail
the Weaknt‘SSi-zx of im iiiriimiii:
team's batters pomp-«1 71'! :iu;i.i'.i'.r-ly
as McGru“ has those of the "funk-
can. It the I'llit‘ll'lh' ran lw‘I‘t‘v the
hall where Mdlruw “ants ll‘ll‘lll to
they should “in with somvthiiix to
spare. tor the Yankm- pitclii‘n: bluff
good as it is. is not likely to lit' the
Giant batters into knots. lion-own
if the Giant pitchers are, lurking in
control they will lay lil"l]lSl‘i\i 3 open
to a. slamming they are not lllU‘l)’ to
target tn a hurry.
It. has been painted out
that the Giant pitchers are. capric—
n hove.
two previous-
iit' tut'li )viii'.
lllt‘li no :llll_lllll‘ll to the hot-
fiii; in his opin-
ion, llL‘lllUUb and were no douht pub-
l..~liv ll us scui‘i: hr :idrs tor the. pzirpoSt.
oi \\Ul'l‘_\llll,' tlicm.
Moth-aw alao told his plaicro to
go into the S"lll'3 fLCllll}; th-«y were
iiizt (ll‘lll!l.tl'_'~ roiitt sis—~31)” the sumo
ixoi‘ .L') the ngIH-S they lint! played
durini; the chanu’fionshili
and should carry no more “night on
lll' ir minds.
"(to in uiid play your ‘ru-sular
gum” and 3011 um bound to win.
You cannot lii~11i coining out win
nvzxs if you do not lLl your llllndd be-
1come liui'dcntu with the hnpoi'lantc
ol‘ the rents. lie le\(~lhcuded.
all 1 ask you to do," .\lCUl‘u\V said.
That Alt-Grant “ill gne Similar ad-
ti::~’ guiiir
in {my
illiilb '-l:< HUN “110.
MW and instructions to his players
prior to the coming series. “ii have
no donut. 'l‘liiit the. Giants wilt lul-
low them got: “ithuut gluing. for
must lune the culllldcnt‘f in
their leader's Judgement that has
brought them grt-at success three
,‘lt‘ls in succession.
The talk of odds has had little
L'llt'Cl. on certain fans at what is
itullud the “Cooling Station." in the
ions in the. matte-r of dhpr, uoiiiiiih-d‘
about them However. lt‘l this: flirt.
stripped of llglll't‘s :iiid Kill. the “it's"
and “huts" that usually go villi lit;
urea. he set forth in thwii' \ll'ft’I‘Iat'.
ln no crisis Sillt‘t‘ the niviiinrahli-
five mime svrirs “1th the l'ii':iti..~i on
the Polo Grounds in August of 19:1
have the (lirint piii'hvrs lur-i-n found
wanting. Look over the l‘l't‘Hl‘llS of
the world series of 19:1. the lien-
nant clinching dash through the
“'Pst in August of 192:. the world
{cries of 110.“: and the sit-Mind and
(third \VC‘SU‘I‘II trips of the 89150“
Just closed and put your lingers. it
you can. on a Single poor perform-
ance by a pitcher when a victory
was essential to the ultimate suc-
cess of the team.
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Lou Bogasl-i “ill start tialnlng to~
day for his bout with Middleweight
champion Hurry Greb. which ‘wlll
be staged in Newark two weeks
from today. Bogash ls elated after
his victory over Malone and intends
to do a great deal of training to be
in top shape when he meets Greb.
The bout will' tie a 12 round tic-de-
cision affair but. Bogash hopes to
force Greb into a. title bout bv gain-
in: the newspaper decision. Bogart:
can only Win the titleln Newark by
Vlaockln: out tho champion.
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llronx. at the southvast corner of
and Jerome avenue.
.1. lziorip. tins-.bii'i'i h-ndquaiters.
"his “as rudenced ll day or so
:ii:o \‘.‘ill‘:l $1M) was wagered on the
Gaints at i_\'(ll money.
This incident is only iiiuiilloncd
to show that odds are not cencral
in the Bronx. 0’.‘ Which li‘iank
l"llbt.‘ld it: a native son. This may
he iwci-ptcd as \oiciiig the opinions
of all lizisuliall fans in Greater New
York.
The Grunts will have Pitchers
l‘cnnock and Jones to face this )c'ar.
ones they have not met in contest
hentofore. Both may bother the
world’s champions. and again Babe
Iluth may be a lit}: factor in the
terirs.
According to tlu dope, the Yz’m-
kccs. due to their two defeats. will
he placed on the defensive. while
the Giants. by the same figuring.
should have instilled in them the
confidence that is supposed to go
ultli the winners.
The odds. therefore. do not show
much else than propaganda. or the
extreme of partisan sentimentality
or arrogant bluff.
li’ordham road
.\ni?‘.'.‘ star finder for' amateur
aetroncmcrs that can he‘used with
field glassrs consists of a movable
pnlnit'l‘ mounted over a chart of
tho heavens , ,
lllUlL or 11.5.: pi‘op.n,'.iiidii.f
“arnfiil ills:
‘1 axons;
'l'lint'r :
better stuff Inst M-ivtm mi pillwr. bill
Sport Barrage .
Chat and CommentiofSpecial Interest to
' N orwalk Fans.
’By lgRoy D. Downs
mid n nun-h dll- .
Strongest in
Recent Years
The Yale football team opened its season auspiciously on Sat.
urday when it ran roughshod over North Carolina and seared -
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53 to 0 Victory. The showmg of the Bulldog threw a threat firm
the other members ofthe Big Three who thought that 02:1 5:!
would be the weak sister this year due to the ineligibility of ya.
players and the ban on the sophomores. Persons who Lave
\iatclied Yale in recent years know that the team which {Cafe-1
against North Carolina on Saturday is the strongest Tad Jaws
IQVel‘ started in an opening game.
The Bulldog backfield is Composed
of the greatest quartet in the East his :crwards grounded. Th”: .. _g 1..
today. namely Mallory. O’Hearn. 3;... 13mg of (- Htarn but Cu: to 1
Richcsori and Neale. Uld Eli hast. .. ‘ '
h - .
plenty of substitute hacks who \vouldlma 1‘1”: of LJman ‘0 Cicee in on
he stars on nihrr teams. in Benchl‘h" “3‘"
Stevens and Paint. 1 The YaEe lzrio was stow-g c", :y-
In Richcson Yale has one of thc‘urdazs. Its :‘igh‘ tackle :a:
likeliest looking quarterhatks ever
turnfid out in the Jones l‘t‘gllll!". He
is a heady player. a good runn-‘r and;
“oak spot noncea‘nie.
this positi ii and
DMZ“? ‘1; :
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II “as
Mirrimmful submi-
'11:“ not” mark in this til}.
our of llu- mini
In ilu~ Noruall. lilu' I“i\l' and
Hm! .‘li-n Hi: I‘hv. Mirna". hm! Inn
of ”II‘
on .
'ilii- Muir um lw without Min"- or it s
-l:tl'.\ of la~l Manon. “It «Will he
invn in ”bier rumpuiu llii~ uni vii.
'(‘inanalizli “ill min) \t lli tlw Ml;
l‘iu' at the Armin) :Inil Jnm‘» will
iIl~o step up “1th the Hr! .‘lrii Ht;
Hie. '
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i, limit l.iitro.ii \ti‘l bruini: (“1 12‘.
l‘fl‘lu‘liznil
li'fl" n.”
flirxmi this" S‘h‘ifilL “Rh 3.
hum. Hal. “1‘. l.ik»~ :\ T:
i.i: play r: 1.1 l“ i‘. um “i," J.
jill.
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YANKS’ LEAD '
Are 16 Full G a m e s
Q Ahead of l) e t r 0 i t
F Small
‘1 Nl-HV YORK. int. S.~4'I‘l:i‘ Now
York YanhH-s. losing tliw final game
of the sci-it's to l’llllfltl~- phia. 9 to 7.
liz‘i'd‘ 'l the season “ith A greater
ma-l than any other team in the
American League has en ‘ boasted.
The Yankee: are 16 full “it”?!
:ihrnd o.’ the Detroit Tich 5. who dc-
fvzited St. Louis today. 7 to G. and
took second plum over Cleveland by
half a giant. The Indians beat the
\Vhlte 11m: 9 to G. \Vashlngtori_ by
deflating Boston. 5 to 2 while .St.
Louis lost to Doti-oit. took fourth
place by half :1 game.
In tho National League race the
New York Giants finished the series
only tour and a half games ahead
of Cincinnati. Both team.- lost in to-
day's minus. the Giants to Brooklyn.
5 to 1. and tho l‘u‘ds to Pittsburgh.
' The I‘iratr-s were well on—
. to 5.
ll‘f‘llCll"tl in third pl:iCc_ four games
liohlni‘. tho led: and four ahead of
the Col-s. who split a double header
with St. Louis. winning the first, 10
to 3 and losing the second 6 to 3.
The. Yankro: are. .1 came and a
half :ihcarl nf tho previous. record
lead in the American League of 14
and a half which was made by the
Athletics in 1910 and the Red Sox in
ions. 'riin biggest lead stei- lipid in
either league was that obtained by
the Pirates in 1902 when they finish-
t-d :7 1-2 up on the Dodgers.
Babe Ruth pf the New York Yan~
keen and CV “'illiams of the Phila-
delphia Nationals wound up their
race for home run‘honors in the
major leagues in a tie. today when
Ruth cracked out his forty-first cir-
cuit clout. \Vllliams made his forty-
first homer on' Thursday. Half a
dozen times during the season the
two have been tied. and seldom has
there been a difference of more than
three home runs between them after
the season got well underway. ‘Vn-
Hams had a. long lead at the begin—
ning.
The other ball player of the Wil-
liam: tribe. Kenneth. of the St. Louis
Browns, stood third in the home my
records of the two league: with 1‘9
; LARGEST EVERI
Team —— Giants Lead i
and Foul-mei- o: the Brooklyn Na~the
inn
llt'llitlh was tourth “ith
The American League p'aycr.‘
ivlllt’lllt; tlm 1112:: 5035011 lllfltii- Ht
Thom-nuns. a.» opium-iii in 3:1 lust
.\'.ifii~i::.l lauuztivrn hail Silo
i‘ll't'lll't i‘ifltl’fi In their credit. the
liiinii than last svason.
i Those who closed the sruson wi'h
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5' “Still.
.1 drum or inort- miners to tin-tr
;i'ri-dit follows!
: .-\nl"l‘lt'.‘ll\ League: Ruth. New
;\'ork. 41; “'itliains. Si l.0‘.2l$. 29;
Ellvilmdiii‘.‘ lll’ll‘Oll. 15: Hauscr, l‘lzl-
indelphiri 17: Sprain? (‘lmeland 17;
,llrowrz‘ Cleu‘iiuid JG; MrMamis St.
[Lo-us. IS: 'l’oliin. St, Louis. 1:; J.
'iiimis, Boston. 13; Minor l’hi'n-
dvlpliia, 12.
National League: \Yilllams. l’hlla.
.lr-lyhia. 41; l-‘ournlm; Brooklyn. 22:'
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l‘rilwrg. Chicago. 12: ’l‘.-ayiior. l‘i-‘ls-
l)ul‘£ll. 12; t)’l‘.‘ri‘cil. Chicago. 12.
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Matchmnker Mack of the Broad-
way l-thlhltion Association of
Brooklyn has signed up Tommy
Noble. the English featherweight. to
meet some good tonnotch feather—
weight in a twelve-round feature
contest at his"cluh on Oct. 1.3. Mack
intends to get thehest fighter he can
to exchange wallow: with the fast
little English lmttlcr.
Vincent. Salvatore. the former fly-
wcight of California. who recently
gave Champion Frankie Genaro
such a hard hattle at the Common-
wealth Sporting Club of Harlem 51
week ago last Sagrday. has been
matched by Manny . Eaton. his man-
ager. to meet Frankie Fasano in a
l‘i‘L‘I‘IVP-l’fiuntl hout at. the Hamilton
A. A. of l’assaic. N. J., on Oct. 12.
Dick Knowles. the new match-
maker of the Rink Arena A. C. of
Brooklyn. who is making a success
of that club by charging only $1 and
$2 for tickets has matched Sammy
Sieger to fight,Jimmy Mars 0! Long
Island: Dutch Brandt vapBilly Stein
and Sammy Bienfeld vs. Charley
1220 in three ten round bouts at the
club on Thursday night.
Considerable interest is being dis-
played in the ten round feature bout
between Harry \Vills. the colored
heavyweight. and Homer Smith of
Kalamazoo. Mic-11.. in their scrap at
the Queensboro A. C., of Long 15-
land City on next Thursday night.
This win be Wills‘ first appezirance
in a. battle in this vicinity in sever-
al months. Wills is the favorite in
mm at. 1 to 3. ~
Mill-'1‘. (,‘l‘icngo. 2“; Mousol. New
York, 19; Mormon." St. Louis. 17;
New York. 16: Tierney, P1ii-.
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