The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1911, Page 14

ae UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY BEST THE EVENING WORLD, ‘FRIDAY, | SEPTEMBER BER 29, Oe ar SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN CHANCE THINKS GIANTS | 5 WILL WIN WORLD'S TITLE AF MARQUARD'S IN SHAPE Manager of Cubs Believes Outcome of Series Will Depend Entirely — BY BOZEMAN BULGER. (Bpeciel to The Evening World.) Chicago, Sept. 29. IN the opinion of Frank Chance, I manager of the Cubs, the chances of the Giants defeating the Phil- Adelphia Athletics in the world's se ties will depend entirely upon the condition of Rube Marquard. If the dig left-hander gets back in shape he thinks the Giants will win. “Basing my statement on the gen- eral belief that Mathewson and Mar- q@uard are New York's two strongest pitchers,” said Mr. Chance, “the con ition of Marquard will tell the story. Nobody need to worry about Mathew- | pou. He will surely beat the Ath-| Jetics, and if he has a strong twirler| to help him out, the Giants ought to win. The series will depend entirely upon the pitching. “If the Giants and the Athletics had whole season igainst each Giants would beat them out but in @ series of seven with ease, games it is such @ short sprint that the ‘Dulk of the pitching strength will have, to be brought into service at once. The | Athletics have two great pitchers in) Coombs and Bender. Of these Lender | fe the detter. While Coombs beat us| three games last fall, he should have won any one of them. In one game he allowed us eleven bases on balls, | but the luck broke #0 that we could | not take advantage of It. No pitcher in the world can give the Glants eleven bases on balls and beat them. GIAMTS' BASE-RUNNING CUT BIG FIGURE. “The apeed of New York base ra | | “ll WILL nere will cut a big figure in the world’s series, but you must remember the Athletics also have some I figure that th about break even, and | will come back to »# cuestion of the itching. | “I can seo that McGraw ts so at | Mathewson so as to have him just right for the big , and he is i with great wisdom. If other th. break even, Matty will surely pitch the Giants to a victory. He Is the best pitcher In the world to-day, and aga nst @ team that has not batted against nim regularly he is practically Invine He will be just as strong against th Athletics as he was agains: the lilgh-) New Yorkers Having Call if Rube Helps Mathewson. | not | ! Upon Pitchers, With | POSSIBILITIES OF RACE FOR FLAG. te will have to win b: remaining fourteen games to win || the pennant. In that case the standing of the clubs would be: | w © POH +. OF New York..... - 96 Chicago ile has done a lot of nd tals has tempo- him. McGraw would e him a good rest and k up more vitality, GIANTS NEED ATLEAST A WEEK or rest. “While the Giauis a the pennant ein: now in bad slape unless t settled at un early d have at least a week of rest before koing Into the big series. Connie Mack fs now on easy street with his team, and you will notice that he is KV his Veterans a rest #0 a4 to let th ate and strong and fresh before tackling the Giants. Right now the New York ¢ Is a Uttle off its stride, whieh ts 4 the strain under which the players have been lab ‘The thing io do Is to re! this strain, and 1 League will win the world n the ie pitching | varlly weakened | do well ve let him p parently have they ‘will be get the race They should National champlon- wast fall we could not give the Athletics @ hard fight because we had no pitchers in shape. They would) never hit as they did in that series if; they had to face sucn men as Mathow- son, They have also been hitting at a lively ball during this season aad they will run up againet a dead one in th games played on the National Leag grounds, » compare the players individually k that I would not care to une 2 it wouldn't make! if I did. Some preswed the fear ¢ jut now, a n any cle rs have Chief ers might blow up ue der the strain, but I have no suc! fears, He is an accurate thrower aa his hitting will make him more able to the Glants t Athletes can show. “The Athletics are no better hitters than the Giants. The difference Is that they have been facing casier pitching und they Jus 1 any eateher the have als batting the live ork cent ball. In my n this Is going to be the hard played b tween | teams, It ts going ta tossup would al- THE CUBS HATE TO LOOSEN THEIR HOLD ON THAT GRAND OLD PENNA TD WORLD'S SERIES WINNER HARD LO PICK, SAYS JENNINGS. ——— ee WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—It is a difficult matter to pick the winner of the wortd’s sefies. The Athletics are strong as hitters, fair as flelders, fair on bases, fairly strong in pitchers; Giants are fair hitters, good fielders, fast on bases, fairly strong in pitcher's box. From a batting standpoint ft ought to be even money and select your favo) team. Cannot pick the winner until I see the teams in action.—Hughey Jounings, Manager Dg- troit Team. OPINIONS CF OTHER MANAGERS. ' ON GIANTS AND ATHLETICS. (Special to The Evening World.) Sept. 29.—It's a hard choice to make, stil! I favor the “8 ba nfleld supertor to McGraw's, HUGH DUFFEY, Manager Chic GIANTS HARD TO BEAT, SAYS CHASE. I really believe the coming world's championship series between the Giants and the Athletics is going to result in one of the greatest tussles ever before witnessed. I would Ike to see Connie Mack and his men win. I believe the Giants are going to give them the hardest kind of a rub for the possession of h mame. If Mathewson and Marquard are in good shape the Glants are very dangerous. Then, again, Manager McGraw knows baseball from A to Z, and is he i sure to put Into execution every clever trick he knows. The wonderful base OM (Schuttinger), second; Cherry Seed,| stealing of the Glants should be an Important factor in the games. The Athletics 104 i sworth), third, Time, 1.(21-6 | heryseis, *Tipsand, Stabria finished as | tmet Mutuals paid: Buckhorn, $4) ce, $ Y | are great hitters, and while they may not have'stolen as many bases as the atralght show; Belmont Giants this season, they nevertheless would show up well with the stick.—Hal gentry, , #2 show 2 "sho Trump fi HUGH JENNINGS Detror? Amen DORCHESTER, Ma: | Athletics, as I think Mac FRANK CHANCE Chrongo Wat'?. 70 White Sox. CORNELL FAR ADVANCED FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. i (Special to The Bvening World.) ITHACA, N. Y., Sept. 2%8.—Cornell's showing in the game with Allegheny NATIONAL COMMISSION PUTS OFF ANNOUNCEMENT OF WORLD SERIES DATES. ATHLETICS BEST CLUB, SAYS M’ALEER. (Special to Tho Evening World.) | Chase. Manager New York Americans. *Belm: SCINNAT Proved that the Ithacans are fu Sept. 2.—Owing to the o-year WASHINGTON, Sept. @.-I think tre Athletics will win, because Mack has|ther advanced for this time of she tainty of the National League eee cenit r), won by tie beat club. JAMES MALL season than they have been in severa m wellas'the length of tintecaae Lass, 10 (Dugan), 5 Manager hington Team. Jyears, The eleven is already working enes before the world’s series Herreshoff, Tiffany and Ore jer haus. ita Sea : Jas a unit and the team work ¥ of here. teeaade autereaccedee any 4 ey Lady, Heae ; . . failed LET here to-day, deferred action i x Kene also ran and finished as ng med. | “MACK HAS BATTERS, M’GRAW SPEED,”—CHARLEY DOOIN. Pinte ed) tue, coeahes We) World's series schedule and will miston Winners on New breil Pisce teen tee wnce,| If you think that the Giants are Kolng to run away from Mack's men you are ite the large store of 35 points t next Th y in New York to Rea auaw | very much mistaken, In the last couple of weeks I had a chance to see just what| which the Red and White team rolled n take up the landers at New York in the eeries lust | Ott Geride th As a betting neohioal York and Penna, Tea kind of ball our neighbors play. While my leg was healing I watched the Ath-|UP against Allegheny, the Pennayly hie committee adjourned after a tour- r should bo 4 y time was spent at Shibe Park, and I tell you 1/#n@ had a strong team, particularly in| hour on, "1 favorite. If anyone should odds letics work. Two weeks of my t 4 ; ‘only weak point wae lin “Marquard will give the Philadeipata | ty Oointon it would. be & aie i WONDBINE ENTRIES. | saw a great ball team perform for Mr. Mack. They certainly deserve the title of a ee Ae een ne Dover == chub a lot of trouble if he in right, but! t take the short end of it either wes Special to The Evening W champions. Now, if I were a betting man I would bet on the team that gets the| PLInging and te now and he ts not right oa fas bet set | CHANGE WANTS TO SEE GIANTS, NASSAU CAUNTRY CLUB, Glen WOODBINE RACE TRACK, TORON-| oaqs, That doesn’t signify that it is the best. To me the ferles looks like a Colgate Walt eee ree re: enemy 8 Ae nOr | WIN SERIES. Cove, L. Ing rain with TO, f The entries for to-] 0 oseup proposition and on a bet of course money would count. Mack has the| The defensive work of the line was!) WAL e's oe Uke the same man that faced us ta) J no prospe anything different m 8 follows bunch of swatters I have ever seen. My team can bat a lot when it gets| better tan w . e i 7 c ARLISS is DISKABL! New York a few weeks ago. Marquard | “Personally I want to'see the Giants | Gay was the.» ae rth Country. Purse; | Pe hout @ doubt I don't belleve there is a team in the world that|fleld with O* - is mot a strong fellow like Machewson | win and belfeve they can do tt {f Mar atom Field, 304: | ¢0 going, but without world Wat OR ee oe ipimeras New He {e over nix feet tall, but he ts built /quard can be put in shape to pitch the | te ‘oafant 104i! can beat that bunch of Athietlc swatters when they all hit-together. Connle has| (ie) ‘have picked up ini BiUb BIRD @ifferently from Matty. Marquard has| kind of ball that he di¢ tw months the > a fair bunch of pitchers, but I wouldn't trade my best for their stars. I don't | \a°\eq. who is a sophomore in « i ‘a thin cheat and his legs are not sturdy |ago. Matty ought te wir three of the day was between think that pitching 1s going to count so much in the games as speed on the} veriaty. and ed on the fres ASTOR Poh ts Wet Une those of many of the big fellows | games with ease | Pennsylvania team made up of Phil pases, No matter how hard the Gants hit the American League champion's|tean last year, Hawkins is fast and a | WHAT THE DOCTOR i Le oreo Celghia and: Bittaburghy orpokes 2 ‘itehers Mack has a team back of him that can field. New York's best assets| hard man to tackle, He was ve 1 The new Coincdy by A,B, THOMAS. are ten men on a side, the morni It is hard to pick a] in a broken fleld as was also d = Chase May Cover Centre For Remainder of Season « cane Hitop Manager Makes Some! _ Pretty Catches in First Ap: pearance in Outfield ‘ AL CHASE, manager of the Migh the few remaining games this season Hal trie@ his hand at pl tre garden yesterday durir between the loca a the Brewns, and made pretty cat : three fies that were sent out to him ‘The way that be covered » is evidence that he likes Lis a Jack Knight to continue holding dow the first sack. Young Curry, the second baseman cured by t Highla f the Btate Lei will not 4 He fell dow 4 again yesterday on 1 ere, which he let go t Gurry was not ih A wed up ba was one of the wor! twe major jes fowr innings tee made #0 1 t nb Spectators nd pa yt sides from laughing tlon the St. 1 wtul. ‘The wild fumbled the bases on balls The Highlanders h comes very © Nig Clarke, to the forme Clevelan eateher, who ix now the backstop of the Browns, had a bad 4, making Many @ poor throw to the also allowing several pitched bal get away from him auenaiie Warhop, who started in tw for the New Yorks, after he bad throw ted 1 was as wild as wk and was yanked out of the box three In su J two in suc Who relieve n in one In inning ana! the and High- the | | ARM | — M'INNES’S | “STUFFY” 0K, WITHIN A WEFK,|: PHILADELVHIA, Sept ).—Re- rts that J MeInnes, the hard hit ting first 1 of the Philade Amer 1 in the w | 1 12, Force, 1} are speed on the bases and ginger all the way through, The vinnere will te ; i . r succeeded him, The most com : The vinners will to mua wack Grey Stakes: winnor in this instanee, but it's neay soit ay that the eertes will set the world to] succeeded hith, The Mont vom owever, HAMMERSTEIN’ S nay, ‘Fooglegs. 100, | talking.—Charles Dooin, Manager et 8 the Interference, which was excellent Hwang Phumbo, 100; re - sh fy all the end runs and really remark- Fe Baily Mat. ee —_—_—_ 1 to a Daticn with the injury meet | 8 in the running bac i « eenwich, and Jero! 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