The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1906, Page 8

8 THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, I roeroowTs NEWS ‘OF SPOR TING WORLD. WITH, EXPERT ‘COMMENT "THE ALL-AMERICANS aos Uae PLA DPBELL AP hoa 7 ¥ 4 ee ay ATHLETICS Stars of Both Big Leagues Make an ’ Aggregation That Could Walk Away with the Pennant Every Year ar, CHICAGO, Sept Chase, New York Americans, firat * Dane, Lajele, Cleveland, second base. Wagner, Pie te, shortstop. Devin, New “Vark Nationals, third babe. Stene, 81. Louls Americans, lett Retg Seymodr, New, York -Wationals, New York Americnns, | + Waa. Oot, Philadelphia Americans, Brown, Chieaco Walsh, Chicago Americans; Youns, Borton Natiounts, pitchers. fection of an All-Amer battle, but at that § they would do very well to reoreent |* America { it r came to the polnt Where other tien could give us « contest. In selecting there players, their ability i bose-runhing and at batting is given @ue consideration, otherwise there WALSH GAME HIGHL aNGueS ee ee Ve a o yeh apes: AGAIN TAKE LEAD | IN PENNANT RACE (Special to The Evening World) cur », Bep Chief! Hats off. Ma GriMth, for he tian made and won. New York ts race for the American Le and good, hard, scientific done it With all the odds aga New York m y tn the + { i BOZEMAN FE CREVELANO set : SCHRECK AND HART MATCHED CUBS ESTABLISH = TO FIGHT FIFTEEN ROUNDS: AW RECORD FOR ‘“BABY” RIDERS CAUSE THE MANY COLLEGES. MISHAPS ON RACE TRACKS (PEN CD end sna im (wo of the While taetr oppone: fidgety fiom the start rcp ge Da rae darongy ae PL ae - Giant . [pertains ‘eur seiand, Vio “id the press sand and | BIZ Elevers F Hold Off for . ne Lor e stants t “ah 7 ; ; a Week—New Rules Gave Them One Hun} orthy fact_that-when—w-t “uieeit ttre Heed s : dredand:evenGames. ; eae fore, are in. Title More Dangerous. a allo n out, he droppe: ? a t Gans Refuses $15,000 for His Share. eeeing the White § it wee a distinct apy pecting to see « , @ very medio must have duck Dasedall club t 4 fact, ne nes W i AKO y y v aS ae Baldwin May Tackle Yanger. . : ai Burns Couldn't Control Mount ay = ee ghts Rhoades To-Morrow Tlow « games y vane The W Box attempied a wances t r t SPORTING. BOWLERS PREPARE FOR =: WORKOUTS AT GRAVESEND wn os A BUSY FALL SEASON OOH vy a ARE HAMPERED BY RAIN ——, —-- wayne Was t ci FRANK BULGER'S BASEBALL YARNS—AX. Bad ¢ of Balls to Put Runner Out. 3 nena . GRINDLE, LIST IM | p . Leary say old Washing Arm Fin made a wi which was half filled with t ond and der, as quick as Mghtning, rust , A . ops pag ball at 1 at zing it _ ALETT t go in 1.98% SMA Wok ‘i aia : . ; AME ASS M i was a “2 ~ seSeaReRS gc, RET FEM ot aot GOOD GAME ASSURED is Toy aa, Eelam gt heA-six_ furton el" QVER 25 YEARS. ri. a . zing. Joh and ¢ * TROO UI ETON Omani oe Cree VeRT LOW CHARGE Sr onlin ered t a tow BVA ta : ge in 1.168 Lb, be A a Bours, 0 io @ Bundars, 8 we & wits ca days BKO, w MiG 5 Li lone 1 k. # ¥ the ope: the dian The 2 MODGE x f ngs | 1 hendily RYE—Six fur ing. Is at hie best a i ‘ | GRORGE 8. DAVIS—Wour furlongs in| | PHOEBUS falas te + che | Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day 3.80 ¥.M, Hoboken vs, | 04) 2: pailoping: In good form. MORT! TrBOY— furlongs in clus) Oianta,’ Champs. vs, Chicagv. Adm, 600, *e" | | Meaela., icUt Lonane. S30 Pha. ‘ie Se336| BLONDY—Six Gurlonge in 11%, beaver pandily, slope 1y, Likes mud, in the mean time, was epproaching third. Snyder m wey, slapped him on the back with the ba x furlongs in 1.17 3-8, yelled Burnham, He Agured that as all the balls hit the runner the right ono.put bia |, The ¥ rv Club bas’ ore Arade alleys, Avenue A, where T