The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1913, Page 8

POT TES EC TET TRIE TIS RT RY ZOE TRE RE a ENTE ITT BEST y ATTY GIANTS ONLY HOPE NOW SPORTING PAGE ‘TIME TO CALI Copyrtaht, 191% by The Press Pudlishing Co, (The New York Woftd). Might Be Well for Morris and Smith to Meet Again in Order to Settle All Disputes. Goreriaght, 1019, by The Pree Pal the Now ton Wert ARL MORRIS wishes to explain to the public that if he fouled Gun boat Smith the foul wan entirely unintentional. He thinks that he wal Beating Amith, and that his body Munches had more to do with the result than anything else @unboat says thet he wan finishing Morris with hard body punches and chin, and that! Fred to lone nome other way. | foul unt he waa badly the anewer.” saya Smith, @ince doth are dissatisfied with the fesult perhaps the most natisfactory ‘Way to settle a!! disputes would be meet again. Many people have mented thet Gideon put on & return match @ideon ten't anxious to do ft. at don't eee the sense In Ging happen again. Once ie enough.” HIL® Morris loat through towing Smith there je a general impres- sion that with another year of Aghting hell de an invincible hea (He neede more apeed and more @uill_in Mitting. If he had that, with fle huge bulk and great strength and fren resistance te both body and head he'd be the hardest man jp the e Back in ————— Princeton Uses Its Best Back Field Combination Against Bucknell To-Day. i (ipecta! to The Brewing World.) PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 11.—Hoby Baker, captain of the Tiger eleven, will appear again on the gridiron thie after- noon against Bucknell aft reat of two weeks. It will be a good sight to the Princeton supporters to see their What the Rival Managers Have to Say About the Series as It Stands To»sDay ‘BP JOHN M’GRAW i to 5 for the Gunner, he has improved wonderfully, and as long es he >. BY CONNIE MACK te a the hittl elusive halfback again on the fleld, In der, We know paths pnd ll on (Manager of the Giants). (Maanger of the Athletics). eee st oe & pleasure {00 aS ‘the receiving ond. In stand chance to wis the series, and no matter Tho series ien's over, of course, bus it is eo near that B] The cohen have at last beep able to | car: he Who have been in these | 2 cannot find the best combination for the four I 7 i : i positions behind the line. 8. Baxer at quarter, H. A. H. Baker and Gitck halves and Streit at fullback make « well balanced set, except that there is no good kicker. Hoby Baker will prob- ably do the punting. E. Trenkman has developed far enough this week for the coaches to start him! j i i i Hi | i i i ! 7 : i | : t i ; i4 in begun to well with men on bases, and | not at centre, Jils weight and strength make chase oven terms | hes him preferable to Emmons. Ly there eae ee eastly be | vertes. Keene Fitzpatrick allowed the men no scrimmage yesterday, but gave them a long aignal drill, During this drill H Baker and Gile made many drop kick trials, Gile is beating the captain now. His drops from the forty-yard line made the goa) easily and he is pretty quick at getting them off. The varsity backs were taken out and the line drilled in making interference from the kickoff for the scrub baoks ‘The lineup for the game with Bucknell GQloran, Tommy Gavigan, end Young Ahearn to e#tart for Paris. have matches weth Kline Is Winner |Cubs Now Have Lead on White Sox Over Margolis In Chicago Interleague Series if hon Nov. &| Patsy Kline ef the Glencoe Athletic of hite with errors by Bodie and i #* peel! Gecided Min't possibly emer ; f thin afternoon is: Hammond, left end om cornet we chanoice, was nua Rerevpattal Americans Only Able to Make] ,,7efe was one out Phillipa, “Tete. tackle; Teytiger, Tett ‘Young Abearn's 1 Mergolis ‘ . into the crowd, 3 guard: I. Trenkman, centre; Longstreth, p= ld the mete! One Clean Hit Off Pitcher slammed a. single. to, right, | “AX guard: Ballin, right tackle; Brow right end; S. Baker, a Baker, left halfback; Glic terback ; \ Leach scoring. %mmerman beat out a » right halt- qurely Bert Humphries. back: Streit, fullback, The mubatitutes vances P right, Schulte counted on the hit.| W!!! probably be Semmons for ag egeinn jodie made a mens of retrieving the ball | Trankman for Brown, Emmons * reolle was protested OF) crncAGo, Oct. M.—Hert Humphries ¥ for 8 orden for ff. Baker, hie opponent as being a professional. Lsaahal cee gapiesly Aa Weaver fumbled | Merritt lick, F. ‘Trenkman for’ He sailed right into Kline in the open-| Filliant pitching and a terriftic on-| Bridwell's grounder and Good scored. | Strelt. nocked | {8S round, jabbing his left to the jaw] *ausht on Jim Soott’s offerings tn the| Just before the game the announcer _ neatly. sixth and seventh Innings shouted the news of the dynamiting of Harvard. vi 9 Chicago Nationals the lead in the t! mboa iH Vhile =} 4 wild, “icune "made "nim seeker | cl h played. “The Star. Spangled CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct, 11.—It jookn ke another rainy day session at the Stadium this afternoon when Harvard meets the strong Williams eleven, Both teams will present their strongest |ine- ups. AU the Harvard so-called regular team in expected to get into action, and with the great Crimson backteld con- taining Hardick, Mahan and Brickley « yinfortable score is expected. Coach Daley, the ex-Yale star, is out to make a good showing with his Berk- shire Mill boys. In Turner and ‘Toolan he hay ® wreat pair of hard-working rushers, ni every man in stands and field, includin, yers of each club, stood with hei A mighty cheer was Mh vicious lefta and rights to the etemeach. Kune kept up hin good work in the firet half of the fina! period, and then he got careleas, Margolis eent a resounding right awing to the jaw that dazed Kiine, and followed it up with veral more, Kilne was covering up hen the gong rang. 'W. Bath of the Bronx Church House ‘won from John Woode of the Presenia- tion Club tn the final of the 13i-pound clase, It was @ hard-fought go. ¥, Franchin of the Sunset A. C., who has the earmarks of a champion, hested 5 E & Humphries's baffling curves made | bared only four hite, just one of which was | given entirely free from the stigma ‘The attendance taxed the capacity of “poratch.” Only two of the Americans | the it Side Park, Official figures Wot an far ax second base yd not wore; “4 yond that point. The Cub pitcher had| Attendance, 17,4: Seven xtrike-outs to his credit. Hodte| ‘Total receipts, and Schalk twice being victims Commission Poor fielding helped in the undoing of | Players’ share, $i,¥i Roott and the rout of the White! Each club, $2,825, Sox, A wild throw by Collins was sand: wiched among hits by Evers, Schulte, Sal Good in the sixth, and th combination netted three Hd sf pay ite money iter who isn't able to use| @ boxing match? UNBOAT GMITH ip going to Ire- land with Jim Buckley. This de- veloped yesterday when Gunbdoat offered & match with Moran, ad 3 E tf! LOUIS, — Oct by timely hitting In the seve With |enth inning, mixed with an error, won av. tlonals, The Na+ CALL IN THE SPECIALIST THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913. IN NEW . Tt Tue, Al OeAT ‘ peg WITH SCHANGS Sway BTCK = = | Jr vou wa Or volaaren - | Ive Hap suw sare Hs, LITTLE \ A Touen Time Ln | INCE “TOUR, CR <—_ | \- Last isin? / f CS (F ScRMEBooy wie JET Swe BAKERS BAT...000 Capt. Hoby Baker, After Two Weeks’ Rest, Tigers’ Lineup' might happen at some critical time. While playing an individual game he is a star and always keeps his head For this reason the coaches have given him a place where he will not have to figure out what all tho other members of the team are doing. There was no acrimmage yesterday. | The stories of Lafayette’s preparations for the game have floated up to New Haven, and with the present jine of cripples the Yale coaches do not want to risk any more men and are anxious to face the visitors with a fresh team. The team which met Maine had been tired out by the strenuous work of the week before. Cornish will contro! the team to-day, and yesterday he ran the signals. Gile, the baseball pitcher, has been play- ing such a good game that he has re- placed Avery, ‘The lineup fer to-day is: Talbot, left tackle; Ketcham, left @uard; Martyng, centre; Warren guard; Pendleton, right tackle right end; Cornish, quarterback; Cornel! and Knowles, halfbacks; Wilson, full- back Butt Chamberlin was among the with the linemen, The backs, under Dr, Bull, except during the signal drill. @pent practically the whole afternoon in kicking. Pennsylvania. _ PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11. vania is ready for the game with Swarth and returned in time for a sharp signal Practice. The men ran through thetr Plays with m® snap and vigor that brought @ smile to Coach Brooke's face. All the regulars, with the exception of Avery. are in good shape for the con- test. Capt. Young will be in the Lineup for the first time since the Gettysburg game, two weeks ago. The Quaker leader has been showing up brilliantly in the scrimmages this week, and the coaches expect great things from him, Rolger, who made such a good tmprea- sion in the Lafayette game, will play in Avery's place at rear halfback, and Crane will replace Harrie at right Je. ‘rane has demonstrated tn practice that he has a thorough knowledge of the d he should greatly strengthen YORK coaches at the field yesterday and worked Pennayl- More to-day and prepared to revenge Giants as the guest of the alumnus ANG owen Brief Review of Series. STANDING OF THE TEA MS, Wb Wh. t. Athletica, 31 Giants | Second gate, Park, Philadelphia—Gianta, letles, 0; ten innings. Batt Mathewson and McLean and Wil Plank and Lapp Third game, Thur Grounds—athietics, Ratteries—HKueh and Schang; rean, Crandal! and McLean and W'!- son Fourth gaine Park, Philade Hants, 6. Ba Schang; Dena McLean and Wilson. Fifth game, to-day, at Polo Grounds. Should the Athletics win, the reries will be decided, as condi- tions call for the finet four games ‘won in seven. If the ints win the gixth game will be played Philadeiph Mathewson ‘aw's pitching selection for Plank probably will oppone though Shawkey and Brown edn, a: vesterday, at Shibe nia — Athiet! LJ jes--Bemder and Marquard and him, are clamoring for a chance to go In gle with Mlinois at Urbana, the Purdue Northwestern gan fayette, Ind., will divide the interest football followers tn the Central State to-day. the defeat of a year Yester-| Missourl's ‘Tigers are expected to | day afternoon the yern attended|make more than good showlng | the game between the Athletics and|emainst Ilin achea Brewer and Schulte hope to win Undecided as to hia ine, 0 Grady will send his 1 n ath against Purdue in the hope that h back field will offset by a vig tack the Weakness of lis forwards —_> Fane Can Inapect Ebbets lett. Charles Hf. Ebbets, president of th Brooklyn National League Club, nounced to-day that he will throw 1! bets Field, the be utiful home of are here attending the wot mea between the Giants an im pleaned to extend this invitatio: to the rootera,”’ sald Ebbets, them to ae ball park grounds w! be play “as T wan G. Nase of the Glencoe A, C. in the Yale. ‘Nib-pound final bow, the second game with the local A:gor!- . ‘one out in the seventh, another series _ — amore | ch NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct, U.—Wil- =n gush thing as cent- na cee aie sire wanes ts Jeon, who has bean playing quarterback I ment ta comparing the ability of mela got @ sun in the fifth [en Wie Yale vatalty football eleven al: eompeting athictes. That's all o Wi n Konotehy singled unt tal- jennon ‘matter of a “catculation, It may be $135,163.89 ill Be Divided Hvana's iwo-bane hit. The {and who jenerally regarded as & find for that position, has been shifted by the @ coaches to fullback. He will start the gume against Lafay- ette in that position to-day. If he does not come up to expectations he will be replaced by Weiser tmmediately, i right Wing for ooliege the team.” no matter think the team will win that isn't conmidered eea- Of collage sport. Nobody horee because he HOPES the dit in their half of ¢ Among Players of Both Teams RECEIPTS OF FOURTH GAME. i H Agnew and Williams, | took the lead in the game inning, acor: ling three runs. Konetchy tripled. | Evans was hit by @ pitched ball, Wingo The Nation . but the coaches think he will be much Revse will win, whether he thinks ite] | Paverw share ns AoA & |Hingled, acoring Konetohy. Bvane alvo | petter than at quarter, @anem g00d or not. Ciub owners' share (equally divides) jacored and Wingo raced to third when] Wijeon has been a good quart ‘Twesiay 1 said in thie column after|| Metional Commission ............ ' throw, Perritt} cept that he attled, 3 rat game of the series be- its and Athletics t t geemed to have the ‘class,’ it they looked able to win four I didn't predict that they win four straight—that would It hasn't been done by any Many years. In comparing the! I simply arded what 1 them, trying to judge fairly allowing my natural prejudice| of the home team to Influence | @ Athletios played better ball Matty held them off with a| ining wim in the second ge | Bow the Athletics (however little we | ¢0 admit it) have continued to show) rength by winning two more. | with three to one, they have a| t only the most desperate re | of MeGraw's men can over: Ome thing, the Giants have plenty we spirit, And a fighter alwa. ting chance, More powe Austin missed Sloe: | mingled ant Wingo tallied the last run |of the game, it though he ge figure this tendency t the coaches ‘go_in the air’ f tha: RECEIPTS FOR FOUR GAMES. ; Oficial attendance ‘Fotal recetpte .. Players’ share . - Clad owners’ share (04: jatious! Commission 114,310 $250,303.50 + 198,263,9 90,109.26 030.35. i ually divided) ‘Fetal Soe ene , AE 9850,203.50 ‘The attendance at the Great four games last year was 137,004 ORG the tote) receipts were $073,880. Last year the players divided 47,071.70, where as this year they will divide $195,162,69 or 18,407.83 lene than wae divided in 191: Tu the series between the Athletics and Giants in 1911 the at- tenance for the first four games was 196,138 and the receipts 9896,061.80. The players’ share for that series was 8127,010, 017,889.28 lees then they will divide this year. Yesterday's game ‘We inet @ series im whioh the play- ove share in the receipts. Of th cont, of $135,163.89, or 801,008,33, at £ ft 5 ee 4] f Players’ share the winning tenm will receive 60 per the losing team will get 40 per cont. or 854,005.56. The money is divided equally amon, —_—_—— Hiver. the players. ‘The Athletics and Giemts each have twenty. players. If the Athietice wim each player will receive 83,242, if the team losce each member will get 82,169.62, ‘Tf the Giante win each player will receive #3,243.93 ana if the team losses each will get $2,163.62, Im the 19)1 serics the Athletics won amd each member of that voam got 93,064.80. Bach member of the Giants, the losing team, wot 08,496.29. e of and Fret he youngs: id Ri the coach, C. Ric Pia'sted, More Gtty of seven and one-h: ing smokers to t! ‘Che EGYPTIAN CIGARETTE of QUALITY? An Increase of Seven and One-Half Millions In the past six months the sale of MILO Cigarettes increased alf millions, This enormous increase in sales is the tribute of discriminat- his perfect blend, Price—25 cents for 25 years CARPENTIER MEETS | SMITH TO-NIGHT TWO BIG FOOTBALL GAMES _ IN THE WEST TO-DAY. CHICAGO, Oct. 1.—Missourla strug- an FALL RACE MEET OPENS AT PIPING ROCK TO-DAY. meet will get turesque course that Locust Valley, L. Ly Gia Vhere are twenty-five rice for subscription ponies as. for which the beat prise will be given. The Oak hase has @ number erformens through the with Pilato carrying weight of 1% pounds, TAttle n, who was a Dig winner at Piping Rock's fall race Junder way on the ple tax Jor the day | Rage Cup Steep 1 known fled entered, the Rey |Marntona; we makes (0 carry 170 pounds lin the race for galioways. ‘The three- year-old steeplechase for the Northwood Plate has fillei well, and among tee entries are most camiidates, The first at 2 o'clock the Harbor Hin race will be fas Headwork in the Field put your game on ice, by j making every hit count for you. 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