4 SIGNS PAIR FOR U'I AT EBBE'ES FIELD Flays Tunne t For Tex —P ans Several Scraps For 4!! Mal Never Negro Heavy. III—sn—i-fi Wills. negro heavyweight long-standing title contendor. fight Jack lharkoy of Boston. in I round match at. lbbots Field on . 44 Ilbuo day. Oct. 13. Promoter when Fugasy' announced you- taking the match. Wills 4 4- his managor. Paddy Mul- , announced a campaign to meet ‘. and all rivals pitched by Promo. 1-Way with thi purpose of do- .4 rating his coiltontion that he he 4 “unorowned heavyweight n of the world” lino issued a statement attack- ; Jack Dempsey. the rorrner : melon. “for aldiivstepplng Wills" five year's: criticising Gene Tun- ' the now titiehoider. for indic- j he would draw the color line concluding with a fling at Tex - who has declared he will -tch Wills with any opponent. rung to Rickard's attitude. 4: declared Wills would not ‘ - or any circumstances for tho it Square Garden promoter.‘ 'inkler. sensational Philadel- therweight. who sprang a ‘ recently by defeating Hon- I ’Finnogen. has been matched Babe Herman, classy Call- ,in a stellar ten- round bout *Ilochanics' hall. Boston. on 4 I. Winkler‘ is only 20 years d has beeni fighting three . He has come to the top of 4.,» in leaps and bounds. A -nt three weeks ago. Winkier. hat night only a semi- final boy ,_44 II“ a fight. substituted for " Dundee and when tho smoke ,- cared away. Winkler notionly o unanimous verdict over 4 but. had knocked him ninth round for a count Within forty minutes' time rose from it mo fighter to butler. 4 SCORES VER SCRUBS W HAVEN Conn, Sept. 29.— . Yale varsity football team im- .‘ 4 considerably in its play and .4 ~ two touchdowns yesterday 4 con against the scrubs in a 3. rimmage scallion. Tho prac. 4 orday. was held on a wet ‘ - in a light but steady driszlo regulars were absent. but - not Seem to take from the 4. ll of the varsity when it took rushing game. ‘ Webster anti Noble were at d in their street clothes due 4 ankles. Noble's iniury be- - uit of yesterday's scrim- «Worthang played in Webster's . rilht guard and Noble's po- _ in the backfield was taken by burg. who captured the ‘ . team of last season. it is ‘ that Noble and Webster gblo to play on Saturday 4. - on University. 44 re More In. ‘ LLE. Ilid..—Mr. and ‘. Karrie left their house for 4 oend. and burglars promply i n and mado themselves at They cooked their meals in ' as. found 811 under a rug with two dresses aid Rickard— Will TORONTO WINS FIRST unu SERIES GAME International Champions Turn Back Association Leaders—Doyle Allows Five Hits. TORONTO, Sept. 29.—The Toron- to Internationale took the first game of the little world's series from Louisville. American Association champions. yesterday by a score of 2 to 0. Jose Doyle getting the doci- slon ,from Ben Tinoup in a pitchers‘ dueL Tincup only allowed three hits. one a double by Miller, while Doyle was touched for five. but three of them were scratchy. Both teams fielded perfectly. \vith Lyons and Miller featuring for the Leafs and Betsel and Webb for the Colonels. After being held hitiess for three innings. tho Leafs broke out in the fourth. hits by Gilhooley and Mullen being followed by sacrifices by anry and Carlyle for the first run. In the next inning Miller open- ed with a double went to third on Heath's sacrifice and scored while Doyle was being retired. Toronto 000130000—3 Louisville 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0—0 FAIRFIELD llY opus, 5444014 The Roger Ludlowo High school football team of Falrfield. will open its season Friday afternoon on Ro~ ger Sherman Athletic field When the Falrfiold griddors will stack up against the Carmel Hall eleven of Strntford. With five games scheduled. and others pending. the local eleven promises to have a busy season. The Fair-field team is composed for the most.part ofveterans as nine of last years letter men have return~ ed to school. The schedule: October 1. Roger Ludlowe vs. Car- mel Hall at Fairfieid. October 8. Roger Ludlowo vs. Greenwich at Greenwich. October 15, Roger Ludlowe vs. Danbury at Danbury. October 30. Roger Ludlowo vs. Shelton at Fairfieid. November 12. Roger Ludlowo vs. Greenwich at Fairfieid. A practice game with Central High school. Bridgeport is pending. James Fitzpatrick is captain of the eleven this year while Bishop von Wetborg is manager. Walter Hellman is coaching the team. Among the' players are Vincent Harrington. Claude Johnson. James Henley. Harry Gallagher. Robert Wakeman. Henry Wakeman and Al- . bcrt Cheahy. Boone Reunion. HATTIESBURG. Miss. —- More than 300 persons related by blood or marriage to the family and des- cendants of Daniel Boone recently assembled in a reunion at the Boone place in Lamar county. Oono was born in 180! and died in 866. In the assembly were four sons and two daughters of Boone. survivors of the family of 17. 4*:BOARDIN G HOUSE eels M429. MKFNwl HAVE " ‘23;er All Uizeeu'f WIRE mom M4! cease—mm To ire-ibml’fo AN BALM! F042 All iMVobfAm’ mucosa - DEAL! «Alleumiiwu ME. . 94244942441“ AN Ciliuwiio uni! 11449 Gucci «owed ill APPREClA‘lIOLI 0F ‘iouu neuaonic ‘cooynuc, mo «but 4 444b\\\ I wouLvll’i’ ‘TlIIlJK OF 'fAltltIG‘ FEM-f WQNCE ‘lou ' Rri’ in . ,4 "3 I" NW'WX’F'WV'W' , _: 44 . . lay-"1r?" W4 44--,r 44 (r. "... 11752;”? \ PAGE NINL In Games Yesterday Yesterday‘s loosen. No home Will. no means. AMERICAN LlAGUli Ruth. New Tori: .......... if Iimmons. Philadelphia um. I! Lassori. New York ...”.u. ll Williams. St. Louis ......... If Goslin. Washington ........ i'l Oohrig. New York 16 Hannah. Detroit ............ u Mousel. New York .......... if Hollmann. Dotroit .......... I McMuualtMuio......... I Coohrane. Philadelphia ..... I slousor. l‘hiledolphis ... .. I Combs. New York I Jacobson. Boston I Rico. St. Louis ............. I Schang. 'St. Louis........... I Collins. New York .......... f Hargravo.St.Louls .. ...... ; 1 1 'I 'l 'l 7 I I Todt. Boston ............... F‘lk. ch'u‘o ...e-e-soeoeas dialer. St. Louis ......u.... Paschal. New York ......... Poole. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . Speaker. Cleveland . . . . . . . . . Judge. Washington . . . . . . . . . Sheely. Chicago ............ Barrett. Chicago NATIONAL LDAOUI Wilson. Chicago 21 Bottomloy. St. Louis . . . . . .. . 10 William». Philadelphia . . . . . . U '4. Dell. St. Louis ........... 17 Southworth. St. Louis . . .. . . II K°“" N." Yofk o as - sesoooo 1' F‘ournier. Brooklyn . . . ...... n Hornsby. St. Louis . . . .. .. 11 Leach. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . 1i Herman. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . .. I! Henthooto. Chicago . . . . . 10 Blades. St. Louis .. . . .. Wright. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . Grimm. Chicago ..........._ Grantham. Pittsburgh . . . . . . Lindstrom. New York . . . .. . Wanor. Pittsburgh .. . . . . . . . Cuyler. Pittsburgh Jackson. New York . . .... Harthett. Chicago ......... Wrigitgcoino. Philadelphia . . . Rouall'. nolnnati .......... O'Farroll. St. Louis ......m Mueller. New York ......... Harper. Philadelphia . . ..... Walker. Cincinnati . . . . . . .. . Mousel. New York Moken. Philadelphia .. . . . . . . Pips Cincinnati l-iargnw. Cincinnati . . . . . . . League Totals Netionai....... ...... ......iII American 410 Total ...................."I ......4‘d-ICHC-DG-.. Leading Batsmen In Major leagues MRIOAN WOW . G.” R H W Munusll, Null. “7 IS I” .800 Ruth, NY... . .158 4.8 180*!“ .818 Fotherglll, M110 381 08 I“ a!“ lleiiniann. Detddo 50! 00 188 .808 Ins-no. out”!!! see II I" .801 hides a year ago today—speak. er, Cleveland. .sso. NATIONAL LEAGUE G AD I I PC Herero". Olaios no so til .88! Chrisi'un. Claus sac or ill Joe Smith. rel-... ice as: so for Mo Williams. rhuaoe ass Ii us not Wanor. rgn. ..us see tor m sea boodor a year no teller—loses- br, st. Louis. .403. Homby’ s Mother Ill, Picks The Cardinals AUSTIN. 'i'esas. Selli- “—3090 that she may live until after the world's series baseball games is m- talnlng the. u. D. Barnaby. aged mother of Rogers Homsby. manager of the pennant winning St. Louis Cardinals. who will lead his club against the New York Yankees for the world's title. Mrs. Hornsby is seriously ill at the home of her sister hero following a relapse yesterday. She has predict- ed her son's club will win. ‘ ByAHERN ax, .. Tell nutmeg” /ou€o mot emu . M‘! Oil Ml,» % \\\\4 filo our ne'foou sum-men me An' 1U 6M6 A1" were: uofmsirr. 444-4- Au' llE mm M he! Head Coach Arnold Horween shows Zarakov nn ti Stafford. quarterbacks. the correct way to take a pan from center during the first day's practice of in o Harlan] football squad at Cambridge, Mass. DARTMOUTH TO RUN SPECIAL NEW YORK. Sept. 29.—The Dari- mouth college club is operating a special train to the Yale-Dartmouth football game. leaving this city the morning of the game and returning in the evening. after the game is A baggage car will be attach. 4 ed to the train. where meals will be Fully 8.000 Dartmouth men and their guests will attend this game from New York. ‘ ran noodles saris “And her mean husband thinks she is extravagant!" “Why?" "Just because she insists on having Fido‘s monogram stamped on his dog faced them. bleeults."~—Pregroasive Grocer. OVOI'. served. COBB PICKS THE, YANKEES OMAHA, Nob. Sept. 29.—'I‘yrus Cobb. veteran pilot of the Detroit ’l‘igvls. picks lhu Ynnkcos to heal ihu Cardinals in the world‘s series. lin route with TrIs Spv‘nkt‘r. pilot of ihv» (‘lovolnnd Americans and ii party of southern sportsmen to Speaker's fusnrilc huuling grounds sevcrnl miles by puck train from Vulit-y. Wyoming. Cobb said he be- lieved experience would be a decid- ing factor. "Almost every member of the Yankees line sol-n sci-vim In a world series." he said. “several of them ni'oru ihnn 01104'. Thu i'nnks have good pitchers. Thatlis contrary to nnpllI'll' opinion but i know. l've The Cards lack 0x- perirnce. The Yanks ought to win." ROCCO WILL FACE M’GRAW Johnny Rocco, New Rochelle lightweight and Connecticut favor- ite, will battle Phil McGraw. De- troit florist. in the star ten-round bout at lhc Knights of Columbus show at the West New York Play- ground. Thursday night. Benny Na- bors. Bronx featherweight. and Pier- rc dc Calauwes. Belgian. will clash in the semi-final of six rounds. Mike Reilly will trade blows wllh Artie Marvin in another sextet. Nico Fellow "Was the boron angry when you took his bill to him?" "Not at all. On the contrary he asked me to call again."-—Der Gotz. GLENNA COLLEI'I IN HARD STRUGGLE 0N GOLF LINKS Wins Over Mrs. Hill—Maureen Orcutt Goes Out —Players Troubled By Rain—Mrs. Hurd Loses -—Miss Wilson Scores. HAVERFORD, Pa., Iept. 29.— Three outstanding rivals for the wo- men's golf crown of Glenna Collett were eliminated yesterday in a series of .sensationai first round upsets which spared the champion herself only after an exciting uphill battle. While the title-holder was being carried to the home green of the Marion course through a drenching downpour to win over hire. 0. S. Hill of Kansas City. two up. hluus reen Orcutt. Metropolitan champion. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell uurd. victor in the national event of ms and Virginia Van Wio. of Chicago. who defeated Miss Collect earlier in the season were meeting unexpected de- felt. Miss Orcutt. failing to bring her putter under command on the wet groom. bowed to Mrs. Lee Mlda of Glenhurst. ML, 4 to 8 Excellent re- covery shots from soggy traps car- ried Mrs. J. a. Cassriel of Aurora. 111.. to victory over Mrs. Hurd. 2 and 1. while Miss Van Wle went down before the consistently good golf of Mrs. Norman Toorge of Glen Cove. N. Y.. who brought off a. smooth in-coming card of as. Miss Orcutt. Mrs. Kurd and Miss Van Wic follow Louise Fordyce, Marie Turplo and Mrs. Dorothy Klots Purdue. who failed to qualify yesterday and thus Miss Collett to- night found removed from her path sis formidable contenders. ‘ With the links turned to a quag~ mire by the heavy rain. virtually all the favorites were in danger of de- font and only one victory was scor- cd by a wide margin when Bernice Wall of Oshkosh for three years Wisconsin champion won over Mrs. Arnold Jackson sis and five. Of the other matches. five went to the seventeenth green for a deci- sion. five to the eighteenth and one the latter. Mrs. Norman Rood of Wilmington. Doi., put out Mrs. C. 14‘. Lects of Chicago. 1 up. in another of the day's surprises. Helen l'ltyson of Portland. Maine. defeated Mrs. C. 1‘}. Armstrong of. Philadelphia. 2 and 1: Virginia Wil- son of Chicago. put out Mrs. J. W. Taylor of Chicago. 2 and l and Edith Cummings of Chicago. sur- vived an exciting battle against Helen Meohan of Philadelphia 2 and in three of the few matches which ran to form. Miss Wilson was forced to fight her way back to victory after being throe down at the tenth playing the last six holes in one under pop to score her will. A belated rally on the last nine holes failed to save Ada Mackenzie. Canadian champion. who lost to Mrs. G. ll. Stetson. Philadelphia. 2 and 1. In other closely contested matches. Ruth llatcheldor of. Boston defeated Mrs. Raymond Slottcr of Philadelphia. 4 and a; Roselle Knapp of New York eliminated Mrs. J. S. Disston. Jr.. of Chicago. 1 up; Mrs. Wright D. Goss. Jr.. of Short Hills. N. J.. defeated Mrs. 15.1-1. Baker. Jr., of Watertown. Mass, 4 and 3; Princess Anita Lobkowicz of Watch Hill, It. 1.. put out Mrs. E. E. liarwood of Chicago. 3 and 1: Mrs. Courtiand Smith. New Jersey state champion. shaded Mrs. Stew- art iianlsy of Detroit 1 up: and .Mrs. J. L. 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