The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1912, Page 19

BOSTON BATTERS HIT KIRBY, NEW GIANT, | McGraw Gave Chance in To-day’ Against Hubites, year-olds; Moving P, Moran, joo (Martin), After Mayer, 1 (Teahan), second; Sweet UmpireonKiem afd Orth. (Adams), third. ‘Time—t.1625, V Ayends Bryndown, Windburn, Martin, Amorous 0 GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept.| and Johnny Harris #iso ran, Mutuals dads Would: 4 loGraw continued his exhibition of | pald—Moving Ploture straight 4%, WASHID PARK, Brooklyn, f@M styles this afternoon by introduc. | Place #00, show $89; After Glow, place} oy Lae and Dodgers {4B Larue Kirby, n recrutt pltoher| #24 show $2.90; Sweet Story, show $2.00 . 2 tess Ke Mlibwa in the Northwest as the “Mien: | omen RACE—About 2 miles; steeple- | hooked up to-day in the third game of waene 3 as the “Mich | chase; for three-year-olds.—Julia Ar-| their final series. Manager Dahlen gan Assassin.” Larue got away to a} mour, 1% (Allen), firet; Brosseau, 1% | tought th 4 of “si > V@Py bad start and was fratled for five |(Tucke he speed of “Stoke” Stack t@me by the Braves in the first inning by way of initiation, Hickory by and Nottingham fell phia team, and selected him to do the a:former gunner of the Gian Mutu paid: Julia Armour, straight, ik. After looking over fermed against the champs $4.0); € 1 y, place, 4.20; show, Manager Dooin selected lmndred people viewed the pro codtngs, | other b a rst. Inning — Campbell — singled BAPE Wik aoa Devin war hit by a pitched ban.| HAVRE DE GRACE WINNERS. fiweeney sacrificed, Kirke sing! FIRST RACE--Selling; for fillies seering Campbell and Devlin, Titus) and geldings; five furlongs.—Continen- singled. Houser then hit into! tal, $8 (Wolf), 3 to & 11 to 20 and the right fleld stands for a home run, | feat: Tineling, (Byrne), 2 tot, 3 seoring Kirke and Titus ahead of him,| to 5 and out, sec: yndiInmurance Man, n $7 (Moore), 8 to 6 and 7 to 10,| Th Gl Cl b ew out N lle. a fee an . 4 1 Mi ti third, ‘Time, Little Jupiter, | e ee lu helt aeaiea: : ‘Hee . Ve Brush, Dogwood also ran, | ‘ouled out to Hero: BUNS. Devlin threw out Burns. Sweeney t@rew out Shafer. Maranville tossed out Becker, NO RUNS SECOND INNING—Hartley relieved Meyers. Shafer threw out Devlin. Sweeney walked. Kirke singled, Titus forced out Sweeney. Houser filed out t Becker, NO RUNS. For New York Murray tripled and @cored on Merke’s fly to Campbell Maranville thtew out both Herzog and Bartley. ONE R rew out Mari «1 went to se Third Inning—Kirby t Wile. Gowdy walked @nd on a wild pitch, Kirby also tosse eut Dickson, Cam 1 flied out to De ore, who had replaced Murray in right Geld. NO RUNS. Devlin threw out Fletcher. Ki @oudled to right field. Burne was safe} @n Gowdy's error. Shafer got a base @n balls and filled the bases. Becker forced out Shafer, Kirby scoring, On @ double steal, Burns scored. Devore Popped to Devlin TWO RUD Wourth Inning--Deviin heat a iit fe the infield, Sweeney flied /to Devore dso did Kirke, Titus forced Dev her to SI sO RUNS, Shultz went to nd base for Bow- nm. Merkle singled to centre-fleid. lerzog ilied to Shultz Devlin threw \ eut Hertley. Fletcher singled to cen- ) tre, scoring Merkle. Kirby was out, Maranville to Hourer, ONE RUN, ——— LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, LOUISVILLE, Ky. | Bept. %.—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows | FIRST RACE Selling myoar-olle: five and | halt furiings, Clint i sprightly PC. Trojan Helle, 10 ir 1h Alfrel V mv; Meiilton, io; “SwloNn, RACE Merry A Tovlevard St Impress 1s Mister Flor. areen, 108: Ozana, Woot, 108, three-year-olds Vanker, 10 and ck, 1 Howily Howdy Crosorer, 10!) Musk HAVRE DE GRACE RACE TRACK, Md., Sept The entries for to-mor- row's rac FIRST RACK 1) | and one-half furlongs, * for } | Thrifty, 105, sir Giles, LOT, Auton 120; Sherwood, 114; Aut npward iis Do YOU Know— | Which is the Wolverine State Wh, ansas is called the Tooth pick State? Why Colorado | State? } What great until about a What Je | Do YOU | thousand things § cone make up th Centennial is uninhabited big countr Every true American sh¢ he oan learn about the United States No one can call himself even falrly allows himself to vitally patrintl well educated who remain ignorant © a subject, “THE STORY OF THE STA’ by Albert Payson Terhune, will in next Monday's Evening World, ning, edu 90, Instructive, tional. Read it two-year-olds.—Mattie Ls, Protagoras, AND OT GOOD LEAD Youngsters| "") s Game jo $3.70, place, 3.10, No other betting two mites: | e; r-oulds and up. Tah Michae M7 (Allen, firsts | 6g avs a a] . ) ve ieands ia trond, recomdy tevin P| Smoke” Stack Held Quakers’| Diggs, 1 (Kulcullen), third, Time, 4.22.) i ‘ herish fell, Sluggers Down in Mutuels paid: Idle Michael, straight, ss three-year-olds and up’ third. Time, 4.18 | bottom. Look for the stamp. Beware of substitute. W. L. Dough | @8 Nassau St.; 755 Broadway, cor. Sth St, ; 83 broadway, cor. 14th St, n| 1860 Broadwi ; OMe TI 1482 Third A rl Ave, bet, 147th Ate. ; 250 W. 186th St. BARC sak lv aN BROOKLYNS PLAY NIP AND TUCK GAME AGAINST PHILLIES FIRST RACE—Five furlongs: selling 109 (Mon' 110 (Teahan), sec (Martin), third, Time- Meliroy, La Sainreila, Bavell Li n also ran. straight . place i show #30 Md Cotn, sal, 106 Fred Church Hell, $M, Dr. Heard, place, 4.20.) Early Innings. THIRD RACK-—Six furlongs; selling; rd.—Chemulpo 108 (Mondon), first; Silas Grump, 106, BATTING ORDER. | (Ferguson), second, Carrilion. 408, (Mar- TTING ORDER. . tin), third, ‘Time, ‘1.15 1-6. Elma, Lil- Brooklyn. burne, Fundamental, Squaw, H. Moran, + | Venetian, Cardiff, Plaviue also ran Cutshaw, 2b, Mutuels paid straight Ci. Silas Carri ix furlongs: two-| Doolan, ss Dale, 147 avcond: Simon Dale, 1 (Ryan) | oun baltic the batters of the Philadel Second Race-Gelling for three-year- olds and upward; one mile and seventy | ——AND—— yar ardner, 105 (Byrne), 6 «o 1, 2 Th H {I d to 1 and 1 to 4 Mulholland, e ol ywoo m Inger), and 2 to 5. second; Col. Cook, 100 ¢ nbrose), $ to 6, we N Clev 7 to 10 and 1 to 3, third, Time, 1.46 1-5, jew, Clever le Elero ide Brim Dervie Vither One Is juac The Style You Want nd Flying Yankee also ran. THIRD RACE—Handicap for two- year-olds; five and one-half frulongs.— Tartar, 100 (Butwell), even and out for place, firat; Barnegat, 98% (Davies), 16 to! 5, 2 to 5 and out, second: Cadeau, 9/4 LOOK THEM OVER | | Cayrne), li to 5, 9 to % and out, third. Time, 1.08 Only three starters. / ii POURTIC RACE-Selling: for three-|f TO-DAY! ar-okis and up; five furlongs.—Mon- 4 to 1, 8 to band 4 185Other Styles $ > Quality for. tores in Greater New York Fond, Spe-ial to WOODBINE TO, Ont, Bept row's races a Wo: ee boro: | entries for to- F Dw “Price $100 Other Victrolas $16 Up A full stock of all the Records Eastman Kodaks on Easy Terms I. DAVEGA, Jr. 128-125 W. 125th St. Tetween Lenox and 7th Aves, Open Every Evenin, Laleeedonemte dt THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS W. L. Douglas makes and sells more $3.50 and $4.00 shoes than any other, omg gird _ the mn ordinary s Hdl sp as phd men’s Sa ! The workmanship which has en ouglas shoes made W, L. the world over is famous maintained in every pair. Look in W. L. Dougl: store windowsandinspect the very latest § fashions, notice the short vamps which make the foot look smaller, points in a shoe Bt patcuny desired by young men. Also the conservative aeiea which have made W. L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. If you could visit W. L. Douglas large factories at Brockton, Mass., and see for yourself how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then un- why they are warranted to fit betes look better, hold their shape and wear longer than any other make for the price. | CAUTION, —To protect you against inferior shoes, W. L. Douglas stamps his name on “Wn | las shoes are sold in 71 No matters where you live, they are within ae If your dealer cannot supply you, write direct to racto kes catalog showing how to order by Shoes sent everywhere, ible charges prepaid. IGLAS, Brockton, Mass, W. L, DOUGLAS OWN STORES: in NEW YORK; own stores and shoe dealers everywhere. reach, A NEW MAGAZINE teh 24 PAGES 1.50. daw WURLD, FRAVAYX, BErinibpanm 41, Lvidé. , ’ ’ Jan singled to left, putting Paakert on] Pisher was thrown out by Dotan.| Fith thning—Dawhert took Knabe's| door and carried iim down to Mandy He Magee's ancrifice, Kirkpatrion| Doolan got 0, Miller's grounder over {foul Doolan fited out to H. Moran. P.{tnderwood'a and secured the serviced to #, who covered first in time to head off the runner at frst. | Moran fanned, NO RU Ter mt Wer WaeHINn Gleaner, Sta, neers went to third, Ft. Mit fhird Inning—Mayer struck out. | was off first and was out,| F00's vacuum cleaner haa proved al to Wheat scored Pas Maskert out, Stack to Daubert. Stengel | May Cutshow as threw, |Zodaend to this commantty. A few days} third, Cravath uplift NO RUNS vat “l fled to € at) Todas Toppleton was fixing a plough IN to Knabe. Kr vath and Wad placed a tap in his mouth for| S f Moran's fly to left was dropped] mot v's high fly fekeeping, In the midst of hie en+ a ety azor by Cravat Dolan caught Cutshaw's| doubled to left. Stengel sing leavor : Oy some n peo foul fly, On Stenget's grounder to Do-| And Catshaw scored. Dauber Some Vacnnm Cleaner nibh atlas hn Ape manner silpPel | Five Million Men use theGillette, lan the ree Moran, | P. Morgan to Magee From the Rogers (Atk) CoMherative tem, [20Wn his throat. He, too, was carried The Blades are tee but as rth Inning Mag The P Valley Orchestra nas {t? the Underwood home and the vacuum . Geta runners Cutshaw to Daubert was under | poker out 1, They held ' r applied, Hig hired man seemed | Gillette today, Paskert and the ranners moved up a] R. Miller's pop fly. Cravath was a ‘in hey helt a bolocnust| very much interested In the working each, Cravath walled Wheat's fy,| victim on atr NO RUNS. on Thureda Ant and the proceedine#|oe the machine and finally asked ta be ‘NO STROFriNG he MOO RUNS Magee took care of Wheat's grounder |would have eantinued throughout their If, Permis nd Inning—Knabe filed to! tnaasisted. Kirkpatrick doubled to le mittve Net of sx had eo 4 over to J Doolan went out on a fly to Kirkpatrick went to third when Dotan b- ki " i pleces A not the ove ran. PF. Moran struck out NO| threw Fisher out at first. O. Miller was arionet pla swallowed the mouth. | prostea form of Mr. Toppleton and protege es : purposely watked, Mayer threw Stack [Piece of his instrument tn the midd a Cow minutes’ vigorous pumping, lette Safety Rasor Con Doolan to Magee retired Kirkpatrick. | out to Magee. NO RUNS, lof the fourth. 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