The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 16

thnk mvatIhG WORLD, FRIDAY, BEETEMBER 13, 1913.) pesca) BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK LEACH CROSS IS. HOME ONCE MORE | » |CROSS RETURNS |HUNTING, palate AB hs el cdi BERN WITH $10,000 ROLL aes core) I By Bozeman Bulger. F the rest of the uncovered recruits contribute as much Joy, general satisfae> I tion and nourishment to our fair city fs did one, McHale, and another one. Holden, this sanguinary battle around the old cellar door is likely to develop into a genuine revival of Yankee rooting. #0 rful was the work of McHale, late of Jolaes: City, that we must be excused for wondering why they didn’t let him do some fancy shooting around these parts before now. ° EARNED WEST New York Lightweight Has Been in Three Battles and Won Them All. M'HALE’S START LIKE THAT OF OEMAREE. ’ ‘The New York debut of McHale was very similar to that of Al Demaree, who By John Pollock. . : came in unheralded last fall and shut out the Boston Braves with comparatively CROB! 5 7 @ fo trouble. The secret of that was control, and in the case o} a raaht poset eet owe g ; / MoHale the answer is the same. Moreovei ir pitching style is very similar, from California after an dbsence “We WRONG WAY— = If MoHale has a epit ball he showed very little of it and, better than that, he, @f threes months and ts ready to take “Ts @uows THE CONDITION a = = Meat, a showed that he had no need of one. His change of pace and a perfectly con- em any of the topnotch lightweights = + ’ = < trolled curve ball is quite enough, Ye been enough fo® Mathewson, amaten,| OF A Roned GEORG And AFTER —- = GET PERMISSION From tHE POLICE wea talk] DEVOURING A LARGE QUANTITY = Co ve A today OF “THE. MGRAGE DEADLY, " : MMISEIONGR TO KERP 4 REVOLVER: ‘The Browns touched McHal “ROAQH POISON” for just three hits, not one of which gave any evidence of being dangerous, His control was so accurate that he didn't pass & batter unti! the ninth inning, Then two got thelr bases on balls, only to die ROARH POISON WHEN You H@AR, on the sacks while succeeding awatamiths popped out to Holden, A ROAQH MUNQHING THE Food, PULE Triseer, CHANCE HAD HIM SPOTTED AT BERMUDA. While in Bermuda last spring McHale, then pitching for Jersey City, worked against the Highlanders on several occasions and beat them in the exhibition games almost as casily as he did the Browns yeaterday. It was Mia excellent showing there that caused Fraak Chance to buy him as soon as he got the opportunity. i JAR UL fli ule nite , ma mm AND HERE 18 ANOTHER ONE WHO'LL DO, = & Now, let us take @ look at Mr. Holden. And, believe me, if you don't get him the firat time he is well worth a second look. With the clay of New London stilt clinging to hi ikea this young man walked into our outer garden and came pretty near wing up the whole shebanz. With the exception of Shotten he an in elther outfleld. In this young man Chance's cry for speed CBTAIN ABOUT SIXTY FUE PouNps = = = ~ —_— red, Holden not only covers a lot of territory, but can play 6 OF 1892 LiMBURGER OUcESE. : = : = OVER @ BASIN OF WATER PUT Reatly as ® per cent. of our veterans. AND DISTRIBVTE THE SAME, IN : : A FOOTPATH OF Wood, AT “HE END |s : PLACES WHERE ROACHES se OR UMCH FASTEN @ THIMBLE FULL ABOUND». IN A Few MONTHS : OF ROH POON. THE Pests um | [Qu “THEY Wii. BECOME TTRED OF = WALK IN SINGLE My UP THE, PATH \ \\ THis Food AND LEAVG = “= = TS “THE Food. IN THER EAGERNESS : RA — Te __- WS GET AT TE Poison, THOSE. Suspend & LARGE KTS THE GAS FixTuR@® . 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