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@eternational flavor. He is entered as wnmatohed, but arrived here with the foam A. C., with which organisation he | expecta to identify trimself in the near | future. Summaries: 9 yards run—Won by 1. Halpin, Bos- tom A. A.; second, E. Frick, N. ¥. A. Cp third, A, E. Gilmore, Dorinion Lyceum, N.Y. Time, 1 minute, 67 2-6 seccnds, and 44 seconds. von R. Car-! d, W. EB. Con- third, M. T. onde. Qewiokley Y. M. ©. A; second, Fy J. Wetson, New York A. C.; third, J. Cald. Well, Irish American A.C. 11 feat, %-Pound Shot Put—Won by D. Waite, Cleveland A second, H, Klages, N.Y. A. C.; third, A, hy Pittsburgh A. A. Distance, 4 feet 3% inches. ‘Yard hurdies—Firet trisi M Welsh, Cleveland A. ©. 1, 18 seconds. @-Yard hurdies—second heat won by J. High, Boston A. A.; second, H. Grit- @th, Pittsburgh A. A. Time 16 1-5 sec- @ yards won by D. Caldwell, Boston i geoond, A. Pepis, I A. A. C., N. . ©, Brooklyn, seco Boston, third. High jump—Won by Eugene Jennings, uma feet: O. Vassar, Mission A. C, second: H. Murphy, P. A. A third, One mile run—Won by Boston A. A.; 4 Tang Island A. Elteworth A ming, 2 3-5 seconds | 29-Yard Dosh (sem!-final)—Won by | Robertson, New York A. C. Time, | first trial heat.—Won! ‘onway, Irish-American A. C. Gleveland A. C., second, Time Yard Dash; stn, | 220-Yard Dash.—Second heat won by A. Robinazon, Boston A. C.; M. F '* Robertson, N. Y, A. C., second, Ti SY » seo, Yard Dash.—Third heat won by Hor‘er, Meadow-Brook Chub, Boston T. Kdwards, N. Y. A. C. second. | Time, 23 ec. ning Broad Jump—Won by H, Priadel. | | Amertcan A. C.; J. Sheehan, Pittsbu’ A. . Van Camp, Ilinols A. C 120-Yard Hurdies—First heat won by F. Brady, N. ¥. A. C.; I, J, Lovell, Iniah- 2 1-20, | | i | ss £4444 ee Sel Tesecese x Sersctcessstercrrrscecss 618" +h Pees HHETHI+ GEE te ttit ities ie-divicten ad, ‘dvance, Decline, SPONTA ATHLETES TFOURHTSWROW "ESSE, TRRE OUT KN (f es) , & yey De “ers 2°93 © “ 4A iy “4 COMPETE FOR JUNIOR GAVE GIANTS LEAD oom ° : ° ‘ ° MAKES LEAGUE DEBUT Cae St ae Hore or Baler Hurnmed went. nut ames — a st Merce to Sater, Hummel wont out, . j o 2 6 0 ; ag Inning—Sheckard wae out to! Pleres to fale. Stenuel reached vhird. Pm 1, * — TIMTLESAT PITTSBURGH OVER REDS EARLY [esx s:$ $3 4) AGAINST BROOKLYNS|"!': serio te A ese a | faa 1 1 0 ns Fourth Inning— Mer fouled to 0, | 4 n , me, Bee F Stengel hit to Downs and was thrown! titer, Tinker's long fly was yatherod | i ‘saad ‘. H H H 3 ; out to Baler. ent La ed raght. in ¥ Wheet. Downs sent a NMgh one NS, ‘ hy ban a Aroher threw to Saler to catch him nap-| to Hummel I : © 10 6 0 ° pect tif Wa R L, McCarthy of Irish-American | Cincinnati, However, Ti © © © © ©! Tinker Uses Tri-State Wonder I tion ‘Clon ant acound fo te | . eS: Wisi a7 } : rf : 8 8 8 i en een tumerel wes owt stealing sec-| fa a = Fs A. C. Makes Record in Hop, | First of Double Header 0. a. n| itt Pinal Cubs Series With Sea Ascher to fiverh “Daubert raked. N ieee ae ‘ n ew: . OA E ‘Wheat was called out on strikes. N - Skip and Jump. With Marquard Pitching. yay Dodgers. ROR cuca Sibieis. slsinod. Hs I y \J 9 lecon: inning —| ie a S \ A = Pt ge —— ot wagons eurven to the sieschere tf ew Nat eeki ea ae deep centre for three baees. Sater struck AY [ee WATTOBURG, Pa, Sept. %—ddeal (Special to The Brening Worl.) rine 1210 ut fivers nit to Ragen and Downs tf ) : § weather, © perfect track, a large en-| POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept. | Grant, o #10 pen uyine OREN. Was caught between third and home. [Gl ; One of my 187 styles was designed just 7 Met and a big crowd were the con- |2—The first game of the doubie-header | Egan, ae iC PR oh Regon to Kirkpatrick to Miller to + x ditions prevailing when the firat events |with the Tede this afternoon was a | Clarke, 6 4 8 bi Sannae, se wat 1 Evers reaching second, Willams, ) , for you—it may be & im the Amateur Athletic Union national | southpaw pitching duel between Mar-| 2° # 1| Hummel, rf. ‘Tinker, fanned. NO RUNS. ! y track and field championships were |quard and Benton, the two Rubes of x tae ees Daubert, 1b. Downs, %. cori ag waa ensy for Rhos fer | S THE GLEE CLUB cated this afternoon, amet to | Zaseimal, The Cincinnall Rube got away | Beore by tnnin Sineetish a. Wear. 4 nailed stealing second. Arch ‘ A low crown, wide brim derby—or " wae confined to better at the start, as Marquard suffered ; 22028 : Tike to Tinker, ©, Miller walked. Ragon fumlor vents, the senior contests tola hard pounding in the opentag round. New "Fork $8888.93 8 8a ona lors fanned. THE HOLLYWOOD take place Saturday. Athletes of note, | crowd of 10,00 saw the sport. First dase on errore-Cincinnatl, 1.) 2, Pare’ ‘Third Inning—Archer walked. Pteroe . —_—=_—§—$_>_—_—_——— todtofing the majority of thoes whe | Pe oe ae ee | Raempites—-Mesare, Owens and Bren-|fuled out to Kirkpatrick. Sheckard/ S Built on more hag ge lines, —or "tae other took part ympiad co IND GAME, | basee—N nan. snappy hota, were ‘here {o parttctpate tn the A Tris GRE nath © Base om palle—Of Crandall ——_ one of my smart derby or soft hat styles vartous events. The programme for BATTING ORDER. ‘of Benton, §. Hit by piteher—By Ben-| WASHINGON PARK, Bklyn., Sept. AND PLEASE REMEMBER — every $1 50 te-day calls for a number of qualtty-| New York. Cincinnati, ton, 1. (@nodgrase). Hite—-Of Mar-|a5 Tne Dodgers and Cubs wind up| hat is a $3.00 quality for.......... @ presence of Kolehmainen, the Fin: | oviey fh sparthers rune im ¢ inning: ot crane sgn | thelr aerten here to-day. As they broke s Can I Look for You To-Day? Yeu wonder, gives the affair a eort of | Snodgrass, of. Hoblitzel!, 1, stone, ‘Time of game-One hour andl even on yesterday's double header both ou 10- y jing end for the Giants. i Hobby. NO RUNS. | 108 (MoCahey), 6 to 6 1 to 2 and out, Logg ii walk—Won by R. B. Gif-| Devore struck out. Doyle got a base (Hird, Time, 10644, Progressive, Hon-| ‘The action of Poslam in the cure of feed, MoCaddin Lyceum, Brooklyn: wec-!oq pails. Snodgrass flied to Bescher.| gy Bee also ran. skin disease is immediate oad. F. R. Plant, Long Isiand A. C.;/ Doyle out stealing second, Severoid to| gHCOND RACE.—Salting; three-year h third, L. Neundorfer, N. Y. A. C. Time, | gan. NO RUNS. ‘olds and upward; one mile and seventy \ ell out, Almeida filed to Murray, Grant ne, 10165 sec. | and went to third on Wilson's bad . | throw and scored on Snodgrass's bad Pole vavlt—Won by 1. MoMasters, | throw. Egan was out, Fletcher to Mer- — = — 4 - THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912. ett ot eee aa cas game, ertent ear ee Sag WY, 6 SU6 7 Yj on ©. Miller's throw to Fisher, NO Y ° Manager Dahlen selected Ragon to 40 Tig YY , the honort for the Dodgers. About “ionee drew a! vn belle. and Yy YY) 2 Fs » ° > Stores All Over Me by H, Murray, rf. Mitchell, “fifty-five minutes, Attendance—16,000. __ 'teams showed by their spirited prelim- tis ®: Dey! inary practice that they were out for Hobittaell forced Kyle at second, Doyle eel to Fletcher, Mitchell eingied to centre, |'Be rubber. Acting Manager Tinker Hobdy folding second. Almedia Med | Save Gouthpaw Pierce, recently recalled to Devore, Grant was out, Doyle to|from ¢he Tri-State's league, @ chance Merkle, NO RUNS. }to show what he could do to uphold oe = jurray filed to Kyle. POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept| ger ay, Metron i 20.—The Rede felt so good over win-| out by Egan. NO RUNS. ning the first ganfe with the Giants cane: ranean ‘AILING SKIN that they took a chance on Herter, al wavRe DE GRACE RESULTS. When the! prret RACK—Two-year-olde; oll 1S HEALED 000 people! ing; five and one-half furlongs.—Ring- new pitcher. Ames took up the pitch. in nds. _. | ling, 101 (Shuttinger), 8 to 1, 4 to 6 and Firet Inning—Besoher struck out. Kyle} to 3, won; Pop Gun, 108 (Turner), 4 to out, Shafer to Merkle. Doyle threw out | 4, 6 to 5 and 1 to 2, second; Continental, Wilson, ¢. Fietoher, #8. Ames, p. Umpires—Johnator W. L. Douglas makes and sells more $3.50 and $4.00 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world, tarted there were —— C 0 ° Second Inning—Fletcher threw Mitch-| yarde—Miohael Angelo, 108 (Butwell), 7| of eczema are cured q to 2, 8 to 6 and 4 to 6, frwt; Futurity, | prise and gratification of % (@McCahey), § to 1, 8 to 1 and 8 to 6, | to secure results by other means. second; Supervisor, 1066 (Dunn), 10 to 1, | ‘All skin diseases, inclu 4% 1 and 8 to 6, third. Time—L46. J. /ter, salt rheum, ee pe is, seal) H. Houghton, Emily Lee, Golden Castle, | scale, barbers’ and every form of iteh, kle, ONE RUN. Guaronala, Ochre Court and Tattle Bp | are eradi by Poslam. Over-night Murray fied to Bescher. Merkle was! sieo ran. treatment is often sufficient for minor out, Almedia to Hobby. Shafer was! mitRD RACE—Gelling; for 3 year | troubles, such as pimples, red an’ in- called out on strike NO RUNS, olds and up; 8% furlongs.—Double Five, |flamed noses, rashes, complexion the conservative styles Singled to centre. Grant stole second 4 5 * = 99.98 Merkie. Merkle got eo fasek tapes it tara Tete Hq ar rh SOAP used daily for toilet $4.00 a week Fast belated ta Bowtce ell to Higan. Devore alngled 1 ft, |aleo a a up: | beneficial for tender skin aad eruptions BRONX STORE Snodgrase ou, stealing second. THREB® | even, 1 to 4 and out, second: Adolante, | For {ree samples write to the Emer RUNS. ” ose), 2 to 1, 8 to 1 and even, 1y Laboratories, 32 West 25th Street, i A oat end Bart: Besoher flied to Devore. and 3 to 5, second; Coming Coon, 107 |and bath will keep the skin in healthy ° P Opens an Ges sibracy Tebies val singled to centre, Ames sacrificed, Hob-/Tontata, Premier, Catula end Surfu't tion of Poslam in « form particular! taking aecond on the throw and third on| ward: seting; mile and seventy yerde |@nd scalp troubles. . RO THE Doyle's long fly to Mitchell, Snodgrass|—Sand HAN, 119 (MoCahey), 8 to 5 1 « All druggists sell Poslam (price 50 fads rl 5 singled on a ianeld bit s ag Devore. {2 and out, fret: Rertourhs, We wore, cents) sud Foslam Soap (price 25 cents). e ieouh and 303 5 3037 = AY E.(oR | 6 5 T. , (Ambri Fourth Inning—Kyle singled to left. ynird. ‘Mme, 1.4746. Pretend also ran. York City. 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