The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1911, Page 19

ToT DP SS CAR THE EVENING WORLD, cAOWL IT WXINS OR LOSES iIpis ew iil Charley Deoin Tells How a) Bonehead Flay Cost the} Fhillies a Game Against Ch.ccgo During the Sea- son cf 1908. By Ctarles S. Dooin. Manager of the elphia National League Club. HE funniest play I ever saw come | up on the nond occurred in a game with Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia about three years ago. The race for first place in the league was very clone at the time with th front and fighting to get mor the Giants and Pittsburg. were a mighty hard cc The Cubs nation to beat Manager Murray selected Blaby to fs and the latter had Chicago We atruggied along for and the scoro was 1 to 0 in our favor. The crowd was whooping and our players were fine, while tubs were sna like @ hungry dog that It up for fair mighty ling at is hus been de- | batsman a ond, w DE Nh/s OD P Stacie’ Wen if FLoPPED TO THE me | GROVWND > nake the putout and Be C.S. Doolin And FT. Hartse/, Cutielder Hartsel, of the! { Outhetter of the Philadelphia Amertoan ‘Mission Set ‘of substantial oak, in fight centre for a home run. The third | time at bat I med the ball to left centre for A ho: run, By that time I had forgotten all about my Indigestion and the fourth time up| T hit to the right fleld fence for @ two- baxger, Only the ground rules pre- vented me from getting another homer. ‘The fitth and last trip to the plate I again sent the boll beyond the out+ fleiders and reached second bare. Only the fact that I was all in from doing se imuch running prevented me from getting another homer, That was about the hardest hitting I ever did in one game. Going back in the bus, Tom | Loftus, who was then manager of the hed; he first time I ever heard of helping a man's batting ere. y player in ths buneh must eat live broiled lobster and cu- WINANTS cumbers for breakfast with a double portion for lunch, That will make ev man hit dea a Delahanty or a Lajot nea COLLEGE ROWING RACE FOR Quaker Team, Tells How Indigestion Helped Him to Make Batting Record. By F. Tully Hartsel. PRINCETON, angular rowing race will be held on Take Carnegie on Saturday, May 20, between Yalo, Cornell and Princeton. ‘This wil be the first time that an tnter- collegiate match has been contested on T recall with pleasure @ day! tniy course, and {t {s the climax of a 1 Wt. Tt was in 1900, when T| jong period of patient waiting for just Was playing with the Chicago National | this sort of thing by the Tiger students, League club. We went to Cincinnati to| This racetalso marks the first meeting between Yal d Cornell crews. Are You Fat? You know you can not atay fat, don't you? That 1s, you can not be fat and be in style, ‘The day when a fat woman was tolerated {s passed, Nowadays all must be {n proportion or be ri tub, baseball player hits for a total of ten bases or More in one game he has to go skinny, however, i hard flesh line. ne bulky fat. ‘That Yourself to be & well. form fore, handsome woman. | Now, how can this be done? By exer- cising and dieting? Yes, and no, These two means wii! bring some results, but not easily nor avon, One te very hand work; siden, neither can a uniform re- » off aw fleshy shoulder, for example, and leave the double chin untouched, What you need, you sea, is nt to take that without pat ae 7 EY seamen THE BALL ‘TO LEFT CENTER FOR A HOME RUN y a serles and the day we reached | an attack of stom: other players didn't wan put I insteted and and climbed tnto ts only, because they o hard work getting through but the first time at bat & hard liner straight at the ler and went out. That made me feel a little better, for when I went to the plate I thought that I would surely |strike out. ‘The next time up I cracked | the ball on the nose and {t went to the pan: the work without asking on the part of the taker, In sh; NSW are fat druggist have then The Marmola Com- to be thinner, better kind he will Four-Plece aS} $19.75 jee nil 10 per cent. off If you prefer to pay cash. These fcur pieces are the pcpular weathered finish, The seats are up.olstered in Fabri- koid, which outwears leather itself. ean through, | m and the ghter of th too much for us and we had to join In the fun . But I would hate to e what Bteby after 1 by awe 2 tol ina game won by t to 0 a Dave Desh.er and Young AheainWin at Brooklyn Ciub Dave 1) dione would CHARLES A, KEENE, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, 460 Broadway, New York, olin design. they will Very attractive almost furnish a room by them- selves. | Lots of book- cases, desks, etc., too. venient. Collector sent tf requested. Curtains, Lamps, Clocks, Go-Carts, Kitchenware, Etc. Low Prices Marked in Plain Figures On Everything in Every Department Salesmen to show the goods, but the goods sell themselves Acres of Floor Space Open Saturday Evenings $30 Worth tor $65 “ $.c0 $200 $1,060 $12.50 Poyoble by the month if more convenient, and 50c “ “ “ “ “ “ “ xtra time on payments gladiy given in cases of count for any amount on pre aie terms, No limit, small or large. 10% Discount if You Prefer to Pay Cash No extra charge of any kind, ESTABLISHED 1807 i Park Row @ Chatham Sq. 193 to 205 Park Row ; | Also at vq, 2212 to 2224 Thitd Avenue (Cor, 121st St.) No Deposit, 50c a Week In | Pay $1 Fortnightly or $2 Monthly, if more con-, Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Etc, Dodgers Rally and Beat Out NASHVILLM, Tenn, March aerial Dahten's tainly had to do nome heavy hitting i! the last two Inalage of their game with the loval te: them by the frat five laninga the lovala could do nothing with the pitching of Rucker, only getting one sate hit off hie curves, Dahlen then got tn Knetzer, who passed three mon in a tow and coupled 4 few alngles five runt cross tho plate, Dahlen then gave hiv men the signal to cut loose, and in the etghth inning they acored the run that ced th the ninth {inning they too! | to the curves of the local twirler by the hardest kind of hitting m LAKE CARNEGIE AT LAST. [9 82! three runs over the plate, The losals sucoveded In getting @ run home Ts March =A tris | a2 thelr MONROR, ta., March _® 9A.— The Detroit Cowperthwait Sons ype Nashville 8- Tevokiyn ball-toasora oors order to wa fronr of Sto & Mor the with Ama, half, $2.50 ters. Coat shirts in the new Spring colors, made of fine percales and woven madras, medium and dark effects; well-made and roomy, Jong skirt, cuffs attached, buttons. Men's $2.50 to $3 Fancy tary iepllnne ShoeValues for Saturday O/Nelll Main Store—Second Floor (Formerly Adams Building.) Women's $2.50 Shoes at $2 Boots and low shoes, gun metal, blucher, lace and button, high Cuban Women's vici ki i Women instep strap pump. flat silk ribbon bow and b and button styles, three and four eyelet Gibsor matt kid. oe newest | Misses" and Children’s Shoes Vici kid, patent tip and kid tip, Sizes 814 to 11 at $1.25; Sizes 11 We are Boys’ Spring Suits at $4.98 O'Nefll Main Store—Second Floor (Formerly Adame Building.) With Two Pairs of Knickerbockers. ‘The strong advantage that dis- tinguishes these suits and classes them among the best values of senson is they are strictly all w: in plain and fancy mixtures, full, roomy garments, excellently tail- ored. Men's Hats, $2 All the newest shapes are to be found in our well-known self con- forming derbys, Boys’ Hats, neither mannish nor kiddish, but real hats for boys, 49¢ to 93,98, Men’s Spring Suits, $12 O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor Chormerly Adwms Bullding +, New lines just received and priced nearly one-third lower than usual Seasonable Suits for men who de sire hoth service and appearance at small cost. An Attractive Assort- ment at $15 Combining good fabrics and ¢: tailoring. The most | Women’s Skirts Reduced Third Floor Iding ) 200 Skirts, wash models, made of genuine Horicks imported repps, shrunk before they are made; values $2.50, at $1.95, 50 Skirts, made of yolles, Pana- mas and tweeds, in several models; values 85, at $: pecial Skirts, the and woole: valies th, silk ’ ‘| up to 816.50, ul 97.49 FRIDAY, the Americas Temata, who Nace thee molng roimth @ wring (runt t Hs placy a | Mughey in goods FREE is what we give for a filled book of Surety Stamps and you select the goods } from our coun- / The materials are of French flannel, mercerized, English worsteds, in light and dark grounds, with rape and bed well ails newest / Men's $2 and $2.50 Pajamas Made of mercerized pongee in plain colors and self-figured, le, finished with silk loops and pearl buttons, in white, tan, gray, blue ne green, ties in patent leather, gun metal and and exceptionally attractive rolls} dull top, button, to 2 ut $1.50, showing new and exclusive models in * boots and Oxfords for Spring wear; at, a pair MAROH 24, 1011, hl Qretet eto, wa ee of Of Fone Weeks at CREAM OATMEAL HAVE IT TO-MORROW MORNING Sale of German Silver Mesh Bags O'Neill Main Store Firat Floor (Hormeriy Adama Bullding) ing >. in light, an pearl PE), Sizes 14 to 18, at. Vests at $1.60 Rags of every de we ription are hire from he smallest change purse tothe Targent We ou bet whether the variety can be puatled anywhere The franies are in scroll and floral effects in French gray finish, ‘The meshes run from the coarser linksin the cheaper bag. at $1.65 well-tailored, cut full, mili- our stocks, ier us a spe- cial feature for Saturday's selling as follows: dull top, in gun metal and patent leather, ided bow, Women's 2 50c 2.50, at Mesh Bags, Sizes 6 to 8 at 91; 3 Blank Books, Pads, and Other Supplies Coatral HAS wud Sewn It makes little difference what you need THE QUALITY STORE OF 6! AVE. Men’s $1.25 Shirts at 79c O'Neill Main Store—Just Inside the 21st St, Door (Formerly Adama Inks, Pens, Pencils O/Nelll Main Store—aFirst Floor (Formerly Adame Tatlding), Business men, manufacturers, bankers and office workers find it very economical to buy supplies during this sale. you will find supplies of all logs at exceptional kealenlanes Grand Rapids Manufacture.'s : 5 on $3.00 on We Pay Pretghte gasih stm Sow York fC Vurkish pertal Len value 818 The Garden Restaur- ant and Tea Room Our Specialties Devilled Crabs, Sauce Tartar Chicken Pies Southern Fried Chicken, with Corn Fritters Our Lemon Meringue Pie is unequalled O'NetM Main Store—Fifth Floor (Formerly Adame Buflding.) Spring Oftering of Misses’ & Girls Suits & Coats O'NelN Main Store—Third Floor (Formerly Adan» Blig.) Misses’ $39.75 Suits at $27.50. ‘The materials are French serges in all the new shades lined thronghout with peau gne, with sailor collar and cuffs, trimmed with silk; pleated skirt. Sizes 1, 16-and 18 years $27.50 Misses’ Suits, $16.75. Made of serge in all the latest colors, lined through out with soft satin; pleated skirt, Sizes 14, 16 and 18, at - $16.75 Junior Suits, $15. In mixtures and plain colors, lined throughout with satin, with or sailor collars, trimmed with silk; skirt. Sizes 19, 15 and 17 years, nt $15 Misses’ and Junior Coats, at $8.75, $11.75 and $16.75 Three-quarter and full length coats, made of mix- tures and serges, in a number of pretty models. Sizes 18 to 18, Girls’ Coats, $7.95 black, white, checks and serges, lined throughout, Sizes 6 to Db years, at Of mixtures; all neatly trimmed. . $7.95 Untrimmed Spring Millinery O'Neil Main Store—First Floor (rs rly Adan Building). , misses’ and children’s 1, trimmed, 7 in an endless va * The wom: or the most fastidious will tind what she millinery department. Hats of every ids and colorings; small, medium and large shapes to Prices and quality will insure purchasing, and Superior Finish Black Chip, in the newe select from, tou ta on Hair - 950 arene Milani la twestoned atest uel andl SHE Ge oH AAG: WIG cht uuvcnaes cates untntec tccy - $1.25 Macre Shaded Hats, in the newest shapes,” at oe . 48 Women's CBiNe: Trimmed Hats, $3, 25, $4. 50 and $7.98 Women’s Neckwear O'Neit Mata Store First Floor (Formerly Adams Butlding.) Dutch Neck Yokes in Princess Lace at 91.25 each. Linitation trish 50c to $1.25, Real Irish Crochet, 75¢ to 95.50. Sailor Collars in black satin $00 and $1, Princess Lace at 91.75, and fine St. Gall Embroidered Collars at $1.98 each Dutch Collar Sets of Venise lace and fine Swiss embroidery, 75c to 91.50 set | Chemisettes of Inwn and net— | bial and low necks; some with jee" imitation 98c each, t; sizes 34 Here Gutmeen i in black to 40; ats 2 $1.98 ud 42.78 each,” Douglas § Shoes Oxford Ties | at $1.94 Pair O'Neil Main Store (lormerly Adame nd Ploe aiding )y ho like sW. ouglas ald Surl Men, $3 "Tley are up in a lity with any 83.50 in th You can buy | Burety lee in all leathers at &, Best Mado Furniture LOW PRICES EASY TERMS 31.00 Weekly Ona$50 Purchase $1 3 Weekly Shoes for OS ASL IO +