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UP TO DATE TH THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OOTOBER 65, 1908. E all SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN uns may vead Athlete Carpenter, Who Beat England’s Pride Hals- oe Welle, ‘Suspended for Life’ by British Amateur Ath- letic Association, HE British Amateur Athlette | Association has “suspended Carpenter for life.” his means that Carpenter can't run in England again. It also meaas practical suspension of athletic re sditions between England and Amer- ica, English athietes will not be al- lowed to compete egainst Carpenter or against any athlete who competes th Carpenter after t “suspen- sion.” This action of the British sporting au- thorities 1s quite a joke on our local | moguls. Mr. J. E, Sullivan, after re- turning from England, mentioned some- thing about taking a mail vote on question of suspending re’ations with the British A. A. A. The mail vote probably died a natural death, for it hasn't been heard of since. And now éur British friends have jumped in @head of us. #ihis “suspension” of Carpenter brings Ro discredit to him. It is merely a trick to help British officials cover up their tratks—to make people think there must have been some honest rei tor dis- qualifying Carpe in the 400-metre Face at the late Giympic Games. “Of course poor Ca:penter will weep Pitter tears when he learns that he will never be alowed to enjoy the British iter WAGNER AGAIN LEADS NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTERS CUM WERE EASY PICKING —FORDODERS (Special to The Evening World.) BALL PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oc 5—Owing to the counter ajtraction of the founders’ week military parade and the fact that local fandom ts no longer | interested in thé doings of the two Ph adelphia clubs, pnly 5(0 specattors wer in the stands when the first game o! to-coy's double-header yeen the | Phillies and Brooklyns began. Sparks only lasted four Innings whe: brand of jnospitality again. Of course, OMMY BURNS has made a tre- | mendous hit in Australia, 1m- | Bice a mene crowds gather to see him. je 48 forced to muke public a to hold great “receptions' wh at his training quarters, The Sydney Referee, after printing a jolumn or two describing Tommy's pop- wlarity, adds the following note: #¢ “The attention paid to Burns drew a protest from the Rev. J. Walker” at arat during the course of a sermon t St. Andrew's Kirk. Mr. Walker de- lored the fact that the famous pugilist bao a greater figure in the public eye than” eminent ‘theologians ‘or politi: GIANTS READY FOR LAST DASH IN RACE TO TIE THE CUBS By BOZEMAN BULGER. And still we have three days more of agony before the pennant can be un- turled! te whether bas Won on the fi the following mor Gan.: Belongs to Giants. Chicago, the arch enemy of the They suow War on the ILLIE FITZGERALD was seen Glants and the object of a general seme by ail aes oO: WW at a ball on the night after tne| Manhattan vendetta, have made It jacw ‘wae eae fight with Cross, Asked about) Possible for McGraw and his men to at second @the foul blows, Willie said: “Those | win the championship which has broken 20: ay ne witness ver got the the umpires. P: t Pulllam eltner cid not read the evidence in this famous case, or he were # couple of peaches. They caught|up so many nights of rest and cause e square on the chin and mede | Widespread mental suffering throughou head swim for a minute. the land. In a hard fought game be- Note the following gem from @ ©OM-/ fore 30,000 people {n Chicago and 50%) temporary who dotes on Cross: , unless it be |fans taking absent treatment at the, “He (Fitzgerald) couldn't get awaY| Polo Grounds, the Cubs banished tho’ out a statcuent trot iis wilice ta which “igen ® volley of punches, and seeing | hopes of the Pirates by a score of 5 to ne said “none of the affidavits submi nookout staring chim) in the tecs2) That/made It possible for the Gjanta| aqmace we claim) that Merkle ever ently dropped to his knees to avoid} . fi touched secon 7, aevppee to his) Bases, v0 AVoIA Ho win three straight games from, It might be considered a Mttle per- Sone onslaught. 88, with eX-|Boston and tle Chicago regardless of sonal, but the r made an affiday: tement, hit Willie twice while 2he the game under protest before tha 2nd swore to it that Merkle DID toue tter was on his knees, but bell! Board of Direc! re the second. Mr. Pulliam either didn't read inging choked off the yells, and they ectors of the National this affidavit or he has be isquoted. went to their corners. Fitz, while League. I know of at least four erst! groggy. was near his end, and com- Giants Still Hav. k: | made similar affidavits. Ne h mitted’ a, foul by dropping witnout| , aye Change. | baseball writers in being hit,” £ New York can win three straight | present when the apher Fitz is probably the only lving|&4mes from Boston and are awar’ king down the st + and any fighter who can receive a st| the game to which they are justly ene Q0&0f them will corroborate ‘this state- unches! and become “groggy without titled, the Giants will win the pen. Bn ing hit.’ | J ne pennant. A contention has beer. made that !f If they are not awarded the game under | Merk did touch second he did so ROSS, “the coming champton," | protest they can win three stra after he had f a was offered at match, Friday |games and still have Chiengo tied for | eeys He Teeeh night, with Joe Gans, “the going| first place, Under the constitution of} runner's ‘out | champion.’ Cross refused without /the league it would then be ecessary under those stalling for time to think it over. Cross|for them to play off a serics € S oy of, the fs wise. He isn't quite ready for Gans | games to decide who is the champion. {f gaye: “The base runner yet. Joe 1s too young. Besides, Cross |It is also possible for the Board of Di-| fron “second “to aig can make # fortune cleaning up easy |rectors to rule that t will only be neces- third base to base, ones, while a Gans fight would eit sary to play off the tie, as neither of the three ) Jeave him shy opponents or put him at |clubs has technically played out its full A¥v1 say eral TOUCH EDT ae, the bottom again. allotment of 154 games. BALL IN. TH HANDS Oy FIELDER.” Disposes of One Claim, The Giants feel able to de! confident of being ND, by the way, we saw Mr. Al eat Boston, but it 1s the de Herford at the Cross-Fitzgerald FA match, Herford came to New| ison of the Board of Directors of the! ‘That disposes of the “ ” league that 1s worrying them, They had | pos OF eS cunning: our of York to ‘do business" for Joe Gans. | league the: ying them. They had/ ine propos: Merkic Spoor Ola Joe, whipped, has evidently |rather win without being compelled to boing to ayo ten from his high resolyes, He's ff the tie, That is quite natural, [O88 willing to be crooked again, T! should not be compelled to pu walk. ba fs the only possible interpretation of the pardy that which has already bee that he fact that Herfor andiing him. zer- | won. pee ford 1s the most notorious manager Directors Meet To-Day. bate fighters in the country. Wherey The directors will reach a decision | Chance t sinuous trail has some time to-day or possibly to-night OnE game hes Hank O'Day and Bod Emslle, the two | to di te, ate Carepute umpires, have been ordered to Cincin-|__ > AMUSEMENTS, ERFORD handled Gans in Chicago | nat! to give thelr version of the affair KE > ie we Bway @ ivi i when the negro “ina down" to| which threw the town of New York int« EMPINE bdu-aiat We ae se Terry McGovern. The fake 85) spasms, All of the evidence that was | JOHN DREW in Jack Straw 1 on the Herford-Gans side of the | presented to President Pulliam will be 5 ce. McGovern didn't know it wa>| ti orougniy gone o FIM wercitsh HUDSON coming off. Hertford engineered the fake | i.a¢ the New York club will put Harry | ROBERT @B which Gans won from Jiminy Brit) Di nie atas ait na “foul.” Gans afterward made af™i- | Pulliam 4 a sgaus We ARRICK et to this fact in San Krancisco when |!t8 behalf. He was present and saw the Joep coy ci publicly announced his “reforma-| 6am AB Glanu aut BEES ANDIICCARLISE A ip dh tion.” Gans's long career of faking |to have tl Ay a (Mas ai) under Hesford's direction, | "phe beara co CY CEUM Sie ie joe Gans himself told me tat Her- | sist of Mr. Herr ai Pei © ford kot hin’ in debe trom sens Dovey, of Miss Billie Burke i 2 ¥ and then forced him to “fight to | Brooklyn. ABITERIA "T aire any #aid le Was sick of be-|tion Mr CRITERION | War S15 ) fg dishonest in the ring and was go- | Dreyfuss, ‘ gto cut ovse from Herford and make | There !s a clause A Hurricane i Clean reputation on his own hook. |which says that no dire t His! Al Herford is ers What |@ case In which his club of His! HATTIE i Philadelphia Jack 3 been| By the way, that might not include | Usse dio i jong fighters—al’ but nfessing | Dreyfuss now, as hie club ts out of it aie. tits i The tore are going into the ques. | GOW ;W ILLIAMS : If this Baltimore manipulator is al-| tion more thoroughly than did Presiae tres i Wed to butt into the boxing game in| Pulliam, They realize thet the future jew York we will very soon be buying |of the game is at stake. They realize Found-trip tickets to Philadelphia again ithat they must decide the question as ee ee be CHARI PROMMAN PREGR SS HE tuvarest) THE GIRLS OF STANDING Os THE CLUBS. ATIONAL LEAGUB. | L. By Whre AMERICAN LEAGUE WoL PC Clu 414) Detrott Bort Riga a LONDON i Mahe aan a] | Musical GOTTENBERG “BE SULTS oF ¥LSLERDAY'S. Games et $f Genti iy Oe Chonae, 8: Pe 4 Cbicawo: 8, Detmit, ACTA Jembers of the Gulety Theatre, London net ; apa eee ae tonings. St &@ Riway. hy. § | _ Called on medsunt of durin Vin yy at GAMES SOHEDULED FOR TO ya wee SAVO ; Os to. on at New York i is nN ae wont s mS || Rear i f ule. fosttny SUCCESS BY FEROY MACKAYE, | Hl a he was relieved by Foxen. Broo BOX SCURE OF GAME |nit Sparks hard, but Foxen proved more effective. Wilhelm |grand form and won his sq THAT COST PITTSBURG Donlin Is Second, Twenty-fivi Points Behind the Pitts- burg Slugger. Honus Wagner, the Flying Duteh man, of the Pittsburg Club, has carrie. off the batting honors again In the Na tional League this year. This {s tht third year in succession that Honu. has led the major league in hitting. H+ took part in 148 games and clouted th ball so hard that he secured a per Icentage of 32. Mike Dontin, captait of the Giants, who tried hard to sup jplant Wagner as the star swatter o! |the League, finished second, his per |centage at present being 327, althoug? {he has three more games fn which t |increase his average. “Kitty” Brans field, the first basernan of the Philadel phia club, third on the list, with « percentage of .209, Ira Thomas, the utility catcher o the Detroit team, leads the Americal League in hitting at present, with a per: centage of 327. “Ty” Cobb, of the |same club, Is second, wi'* .328. Hemp it is still leading the Highlander: with the stick, his percentage being 1a Willie Keeler ts second, with x67 Brooklyn players have done poorts this year in hitting, Hum 1 leading Donovan's crowd with the small per oniage of 2H, Burch is second, witk while McMillan bas only Yat in home runs wit? % drives for the cir jeeven of these Foult. SHERIDAN MAKES IEW RECORD IN DISCUS THROW jGospite the poor support PENNANT TROPHY. |trom Moaiuien, a nev | piled up tour errors, i hts off Martin J. Sheridan, of the Irish-Amer- PITTSBURG. by fean A. C., made a new world free style ; Bi discus reco at the games of the Pas- O Ol each 2 Dunne é time A. C, yesterday, hurling the sapcet 1 u Wagner 3 ‘and two ir 140 feet 5% inche This smashes tha Ces 2 Wo Were out on ors ~ ecord made by .\. Kk. Dearborn, of the 4 nd “Maloney. New York A, C., at the Olympic try- BROOKLYN C. ki ih Q ke Piich on Franidin Field, June 6 last, whez 8 | R. H. P.O. A. E. ova.es 5 ine uaker tic 1e7, ue set the at 139 feet 11 inches, Catterson, If .... Tatyana) ui Vj EB F Gi Th i Ti |, As the throw was made under ali com [Seeker a te oa Ges Ua Vho Beat Giants Three Times. Ree eeaeaion ait i ; i 1 5 free style throwing, it 1s probable Al colitis), a aes Ep Harry Covulesit, the young Polish pischer of th ‘i is pre AU TI 4 o 6 0-2 el, 2b 1 9) 9 3 rk to-day. For it was this youngster that] /'at the r AD Te SEA nee a Maloney, cf tal @ Lf thereby put them in a position where tho] @ new mark, John Flanagan an | Jordan, 1b. 1 a) 0 sto Ue the C Cubs for first honors. nean, of the } By Se TO fe ars of axe eet tall, and, for .| Sheridan's com at nelthe by (Sheehan, 3b ......1 9 1 0 1 a0 Ae We eG) SOUR Be EOE NRK leis get near the chamipion’s Mark: tase Ht | MoMillan, 38 oa pall. He t atv of Shamokin, and i i c Millan, . 2 8 4 8 cont His professional | Flanagan won th n0006 1 2 4 1 0 career started with Lancaster i 3 welght event with Aa ne ur and | yy a od right t inches, with Sher | Totals 6 12 27 12 | ‘He hasn't anything,” nts apeak of his work, “but he mane vfiuare a esses to get away with his games 3 e same. Acone HH ad touch the bag atier PHILADELPHIA, : zy aes a Kian shi: to do so, dSlathewson ard dasa. The umpires cannot say that they did ad tees . not see Merkle go to the bag without 2 at. e son ut ot Ime ING STAGS TO-NIGHT. Admitting that they did not see Chicago nabe, 2b. -O 1121 «0 BOX make the play at second. If they saw|Titus, rf. ........0 0 2 0 0 ohe they were bound to have seen the \yoges yp Cee Unt ti N f F C., Brooklyn, beating Bos-|Bransfleld, 1b. ..,.0 0 18 1 0] n u ex 7e ruary and Battling F ash for hts almost Osborne, cf. 5 M a 1) yout here a week from An Hoan in the bout, They Dooin, ss. eo enh arp|| ! Pi eae aiaraacs Jackligeh, c .....0 0 8 1 0} BY JOHN POLLOCK, are ‘pitcher of Sparks, p oO HW 1 ATTLI NELSON, the Maht- pupohers. cicew cma reg Paar oie 9 to UB Natalia stadt a *Clement 6 HD YM 1 4 ntl! February. He © by the fleht eld { is has just signed a contract to appear in ‘ornia to arrange a bout] “Rt 5 C., West. One *Johnson ........0 1 0 O O yaudeville for ten weeks, for which he at, the Mil eather-| pundred and Twe -fifth street, Harry | — — — — —'1s to receive $1,200 each week. Nelson Owen Moran, the English | Cutch and Franki al, the local fig! lotale ean: anna ot TY Py SL ory ed to take on Freddio We'si who recently ben: aidle Han: eA Kie Bante coats * Batted for Jacklitsch in ninth the English lightweight, but as Baron pound flent Jp Gan Fra, f* inning. Long, mate ker of tho Jeffries A. C., |1t Ip experted Ibe, Bigne: 7 eH oy . of Los Angeles, Cal, was only willing | Cfaiiy" boat “Danny. he crack Calle | OO IER He Hee ; °* Batted for Jordan tn ninth. CEERI AIDE ETC Per IGT UP Pe if” sora ‘a Piet Oe SHEPPARD AFTER RECORD. Two Base Hits—Knabe, Dunn, Jor- ; as, | it eff pepond battle, they heving a M. O'Connor, of the Mohawk A. C.. won gan" . box the Englishman twenty-five round d bout in thle city several pci idler he by “winning the) CM: he immediately called off negoti enn ii the Home Run—Jordan, ro : wr mraipintanamaralelaltetcontatnen tones Bases on Balls—Oft Sparks, 2; off 80d Signed up the theatrical co! Fred Bradley. who to meet Al Kauf-| 1. the suo-yard race in the fall games of thi Foxen, 2; off Wilhelm, 1. Welsh and Packey rele tor a ‘american A. C. next Sunday at Celtit Wild Pitch—Foxen, | | ably t stax of the This wit be the last. big. outdgo nick Out—By Poxen, 2; Wilhelm, 2, | Jeifries A. a working et of tHe weawon, the athivtex raising te tht Bac rice é {t Bure he se | ternoon, Or any vinnie | hoard SSoere ouble Plays—Doolan-Knabe, ald Hradle —- Wit ant More and Commar.| Umpire—Lanigan, me APA ory for " Baseball, Polo Ground rt a frig and commer | ime of Game~ Two hours. Ra D ARS ini But, Aa . Giants vs, "Boston. Adm, AMUSEMEN .S, | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. s As RY Pie | AMUSEMENTS. | , agate 2 HAMMEHSTEIN'S ie RIPPODROM hh we AMERICAN VAUDEVILCE Hitatiab MRO: OPENING TO-DAY MATINEE Ree ee RANCH, I PHL 4 MORE ONS Y HYAMS & 1 MINTYRE, MA Is8 & FENTON THEWS & A PHO, PITH! SULTAN ROSE. AAS: BOD Bmoki ne Ct ING, KOON & GHIGHT YORAM zr T MORN Mat. 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