The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1914, Page 12

gecgeese| BEST SPORTING-PAGE IN NEW YORK [ nbn EOShen | RE UTLER'SCOMELY [CHANGE MEN LOSE | GIANTS» ‘[Stone Has to Work Hard _|PRNCETON CLES ei sie | OLUMN Fay, Princeton, beat te W. Canan and WINS THE FEATURE INGLOSE BATTLE | swnssccrmen, | 20 Win Over Phil Bloom) (EFEAT HARVARD FOR ™ nas sat ight arm tied behind his ms for anes all the good it w ¥ BY BLACK JESTER, Local Globe - Trotth + Trotting tight et (ice at long range during he ~RAGEATBE AT BELMONT WITH TH SENATORS atinift™ree| weight Soores a Wiotory” ses atta te bite tine Mone Tit COLLEGE TE: snius, sms re msn d hurt his right hand in trainin | takes 6,500 sovercians, for entire se weather or something had « bad oa te 4 : ffect % and that was the reason that he was ‘colts and fillies fouted in 1911, distance on the attendance, which was| Through Mis Effective In-| carerut of it. ut 1 mile and 6 furlonge, was run at abo iT mall; hile they were engaged . Y , wate wT Y by 4 108 took path ry is hse pa ot Fighting. intingghing that tone did hia mont | Tigers Were Forced to Play | bone Mok fexen tit ieee Te 7 Y - K Ho! id a | Two-Year-Old Beats Classy |Bently, the Wetinao Twirl-| the series, Pfeffer, who has been , | eee Or re te fovthe wat| Extra Holes—Allis Beaten _— Riva, "Bightecn Noraes Giant bugaboo, eo far, this season, | Afteen seconds or more in the sixth, hree-Year-O! Autumn | er, Set Down Highlanders ned for . By John Pollock. seventh and ninth rounds, and on by Hubbell, Seca oe eae baie % - acini i ele oa eo Ammuane tnd Britons may| tach, ocention ‘loom wan obliged to ibinty | WINNERS AT MONTREAL. andicap. AYOR CURLEY of Boston has Loans } With Two Hits. B gave the champs a lot of as- consider Harry Stone of this! stone now looks to be a pocket edi- {i aes s } . mee ee city the world’s weiterweight | tion of Mike Gibbons, He wears is yrs wo The Brenig World.) | FIRST RACE—Purve $500; twoe “ . how | hair after the atyle of Sir Mic and) GARDEN CITY GOLF CLUB, N,| Year-olds, Canadian bred; five and @ FIRST INNING—Dalton was out,|champlon, but he will have to show Pi "aenting attitude and his footwork Yr, Sept. S—The TH a half furlongs-—Hampton Dame, 106 written a letter to Gov. Tener (Npectal to The Evening Was.) } HIGHLANDERS. Fletcher to Merkio. Daubert filed to| local fane something more than he} are much the same. ye roe eee one Sw mere (Obert), 3 te a of the National League tell-| BELMONT PARK, N. Y., Sept. 9 ~) g_| Fistcher, Stengel singled to centre) displayed at the Brondway Sporting; Stone hasn't beer eeen in a bout did the unexpected when they de p the thrilling detatis of the littie}James Butler's two-year-old Ally) giges, 55 rot in Boston Monday |Comely mado turf history here this] joo 4) | Morning. The Mayor recommenda] afternoon by beating a three-yeu! Olek, py Lh eo. Tener that Snodgrass should/in handy fashion in the Autumn Mg be punished. <Jand went to second on Snodgraas's around here in nearly two years and|feated Harvard in the four pau !’epper Sauc 0] fumbie. Wheat fanned. NO RUNS, |ClUD against Phil Bloom test night ev Highwoight Handicap. She came| Daley,ct May be just possible that the! from behind the favorite, Forum, in Mullen, 1b waded house gave him a big wel- . fe fhtutond I hand 2 to 3, secor Nnodgraw. popped. to Mearty.| before they consider him of cham. |* crowdnS Vlmat Flt ol Opinion of | matches for the inteicullemiate golf) (Ward), 19 to 1, od letting bis interest in the/the final eighth and drew away to! Peckinpaugh, uence bis pen. It wouldn't} win by one and a half lengths. Up Nunamaker,c. Dovie drew 4 pass. Burns ined out| plonship calibre. stone won fromthe fans that as soon Ae ho eta champlonsiip here to-day. Prince- 1, Time Taseteas chances to have any|to this time Surprising and Forum| Boone, 2b -ce-cose Secocoecocoe® e en eae leow--veossur ' i nned for the sec-] R, W. Baker jr and & PB. ‘8. -cecoeccese —“eS-aenon Scouwoncoe Ol to 5 " d y to tho ten-roun ton only needed to win the majority) 1 oO MUN, cher Aled to Wheat.| loom, but he bad to work his very aera hire a in he will make|of the matches in singles to capeuel ! SBCOND UNNING—Cutshaw drew | dest In order to do so. everybody hie weight step Iively tolthe title Yule held for nine year and then he uncorked hard lefts and| goo Rivers and Willie Beecher each | WaH the rat of I rad PB. Allis 3 . third, of a Giant players tossed out! had w ding-dong battle of it for the| Warhop,p. bn ile, Tights, and had there beon any par- | got $1,000 ee thelr siesnupus twenty | re aul “Pole ptain, who was paired | end of the .casun. At the same) jead, but when MoCahey was read: -'tloular dircetion or force to these | Founds at Vernon or Day. ey | 1 it would be interesting to know} to come on with Comey ikers wal aces Gutsnnw. 25” anbert: peo they “walgat aiva damaged | apitt 0 per cent. of the total gate,| (. 1. Hose, the Princeton Captain,; ‘THIKD ‘ match on the home green, then con- 8 tol brand of field etiquette must | Place. WASHINGTON. rificed and was out, McLean to! weight on him than he should have with Johnny the] tinued thelr purt by holing out long ay Caper ‘out cut. Overcoats were in order here this R. H.PO. A. E,| Merkle, Pfeffer tuking second. Dau-| had to be at his best; then again! Rivers Will loave Los Angeles Friday | vines on the 18th for a hard earned , a, Retente a afternoon and they were not at all| Moeller, rf bert | out @ bunt, advancing he hadn't boxed for three months | for New Orleans, wiere he will [ E BEECHER, who fought 3 | y, 1h 0] the centre fleld fence for three base: . PO pana De a HR a LI Welishiin 0] scoring Daubert and Stengel. Cut- H tee poe Sehmidt Med to FU. | 4 i oo and ont, see Striker, the long shot in the first shaw cracked a hot single to right, ; ley, ssaars s M 5: ¥ a tok ental Rivers slammed them race, proved an Upset right off the Morgan, 2b 9} scoring Wheat. Robertson made a | FOURTH INNING: Ie A fl iilie's chin until be grew arm | Henry, ¢ O| pretty running catch of Getz's fly. | to Schmidt. Magee out, Maranville to howhen puree $34: and at the finish Beecher |"ee! Away badly and last in the run| iy nego: gy 0| Cutahaw stole gecond. Elberfeld wi Schmidt. Hilley “Grimiche ae ft baving any the worst of it.|t the stretch, he ran ovor horses in J a to 1, s } Gordor O'Toole hoard w#econd. ,after the catch, Maranville b ig) and h lu walkove 1 ay feorba be ad = ok there four of ruck in the final eighth, Water} ‘uaRY, out, Pfeffer to Daubert, last iwo innings and lela the| frst Davis ningle i left, reonins for Harvard When the Tigers rallied un), bos youn, Welles was third after killi ft the Ls) FOURTH INNING—McCarty walk: a " ” _| Smith and Maran je, and when jd e ‘a1 ‘ ; ti Brie oF past iene * MERU WO) well played Fascinating, whe quit ia| Firat Base on Balls—Of Warhup,|ed. Pfeffer was called out on atrikes,| Poladelphia sluggere scorclese. Al-| Recker tet the ball roll through pis) It ow fight coming just "| Byonvet IL. just lasted to stick his! 5 ben, ite driving an Just for the purposd of pleas. | | On inte in the acooma| Milan. Stolen Hanes ~ Morga Mooller ek ee safe on Elber BATTING ORDER. gome few of our very good 4 f the t ten of; Milan, Double F Me.|feld's fumble, Burns advancing to Boston. Philadelpina da; 4. HW. Houghton, who may be interested. The|the meeting, Amalfi lay imack of the, Htide, | Hit y Warhop| third, Robertson was out atealing . P bt a pasn, Merkle inade a nice running Bloom kept after Stone every|Mmuke a ehowing against him, His! All tho foursome matches were hard| exactly what the other Giants! nothing to it. Notter kept Forum long fly to Wheat which amounted to $4,100. This is the, With bis teammate, George A. Peacock, | year-olds and up Jee Rivers in Loe Angeics| er eemeeme. Despite the drop in the} Foster, 3b... 0) Pfetter {4 thirt. | Stengel scratched and it looked as though he atill car- | Joe Mandot. The: its, eh out, Doyle to Merkle. FOUR RU: _—_— ond time, NO RU ent to the twenty-first hole for a rd) Pa As this was Leecher's frst jong fight,|tB© run bome and going past the| Bentley, p... the run home after making the pace|1; Hentley, 1. Struck Out by Warhop| Dalton was out, Grant to Merkle, Me. | ¢=4nder was effective. legs Davis took third. Moran flied to Harvard only winning a for this rule ta obvious. ‘We're | prec "enti weil Into the mectcht una) (Gandil) Umpires—Hildebrand nnd) second, McCarty to Cutahaw, Burna| RVers ob Se BRet aD and 8. P. Gi nd 4 105, Raye ilies : { F Collin, ft " 1 catch of Geta'a high foul. Cutshaw second of the time, Ho didn’t iet/woleht last night was 187 pounds 00) ee eee Sate cerees te Sere! NB. . * nd + lthe now famous Globe trotter: iient purse Rivers ever got there, | carried the Crimmon pair to the 19th, Frotful, 18 (Metcalfe), 8 to 2 P fo the Mayor when he walkeu| going under the whip long onouRh 10) nee ea gon wach tne oth SNNING—Ptefter lined a|_ Th trouble with Stono was that | cr good Toate auanuce tare hele.” The Orange and. Hack, pale and Ito 4 frat: Geeta 1m (Over, i= to, the iiant Dench aod) beat Surprising two lengths for the . pipes sto nel to right. Dalton sace | he had four of five pounds more 4 hit with the Loe Angeles fan 2 i and 2 to 1, seco 0 PS nel Fle apres igor over ried hie “sea lege” with hi More- | ty-round decisiun and both are anz- : cha saitwarn bir MK m Monday wight and lost a temperature the regulars were out in Milan, hese 6 Rauber coenihe pated Wine nit over, he might as well ha’ e had bis {ous to win the rubber, alter tdn't stand. the pac © Awrenty-round decision, ts degeribed by | F°* PineT. RACE Gandil, 1b. Pe a writers as “the man with the , Mitchell, If. ; t 108 (Taplin), Smith ingled to left Maranville| victory ow w ‘her and Wille 2 . + w, a judges was a length in front of An. oe . ot Preis ta cudnrmete: O*Foole (Continged from First ts» walked, Gowdy filed to Paskert inj iam A. te. imson team | 2! Xo tort 2 was only slight! ‘ sighed i a cr first four holes PTT PTR rte © hol d been played. : “SINTH RACE. Selling: purse $560 pi ms Be Left on Bi —High. | Carty taking second. Daubert flied to ! Paskert in short centre, L hoid- | One holes had i calita: ated B don't boost “lemon” boxing | UAti! well into the stretc! landers, 1; Wualington, 7. Three-Bano| Burns, NO RUNS. SECOND GAME. jing third. Evers flied t A high wind that blew werows the ide and up Bouts or other athletic affairs ECOND RACE. Hit — Nunanaker, Sacrifice Hit | Burns doubled to left. Fletcher jabanhe taal RUNS, {course all day interfored greatly na eck ME cline 1 i : vera, 2b. Hecker, If. * | tar mea “beat W. A. Barber jr. and) third Arran, [lus a aporting, page for eeveci | {hon came ‘on and seemed to have| OLAuRhlin, “Attendance--200, Female iti on) ehird,, Grint atruck out) Coansiiy, If: Magee, 1b. AT PROVIDENCE. ‘A. Lowrie, Princeton, 1 ‘up (2i| Molise, toand Come also, thousand people, We're |the race well in hand. At the elghth) WasiinaTON, D. C, Sept. 9 FIFTH INNING—Rabertson made| Whitted, rf. Hilley, rf. NEWARK— ; NAS G_ A. Peacock and G. 1. Rowe, jran pole, however, Amalfi hung, and By- f " + o— c ty ichmidt, 1b. 000 3— ng in the interests oP the severai| Oye 11, went on gamely to win by| The Senatory and Yanks opened their| Whact etrnele oats Catena vated io | Sauth, sb. 0000 5 thousand, not in the inter-|the narrowest of margins. Addie M.| tinal series here to-day before one of| Snodgrass. NO RUNS. Maranvill j PROVIDENCE— } of half a dozen who are natu-| was third, two lengghs back. the smallest crowds that has attended} Merkle smashed a long drive into! eorar 8 - Burns, cs 20300004 —9 pat nal ot Ie aad OIRO IBAGE: \n game here ‘thin year, ‘There were] {he left Meld stands for a home run. rahe nee Ratterles—Curtia and Wheat: Muth rari Fall Bie in Fee era ae accu aceite |e un ear tere Meta ano arte Orzoe|Umplrr—tanon ne Gus, | ere a Y uy edie wi’ hor 2y Into. our yetery eay and Hive Thine in Warhop wax Chance's selection to} grass Unied out to Wheat. ONE RUN PEN WICC BATE THIER Mans AT ROCHESTER ni c wen t beat BI itch and Bentley opposed him. | SIXTH NG—Getz ningled pas : . hj . -—- —, red Mcieay’ mater will bee tie w neck. Fivtaw ywan a halt iength| wins INNINGcMaleel ed w Grant, Hiberteld was nate on Grants Sept. 8—Tho raves are snfe in frst| MONTREAL— rtu back in third pla , umble, Getz taking secon Carty] place ven. though beaten in the open- 5 fandats Sia ages SyAtge| Fitaway ran gunn arta ede, Michal mcafee te Moral wngaeeed, 2 [ing came of the due Seater. ‘The| eoeapeTey— ve. Materials Here! M to be rushing away with the rac took popped to Gandil. NO RUNS, | vancing both runners, Pfeffer atruck . - Ienock Reto o out see aeons til Blue Thistle and Bac be Se ler was safe of Mullen'a ecror.. out on singled to centre, scoring “efeat of the Giants was a ‘lucky 000000 | ing In the stretch, Thon Filta jets and Hiberfeld and taking second break for Boston. ance for you-~a chance even our bi ny D nd thas) in, Gets and Elberfeld and taki: a, break for Bont | is is a ce for y ha: ur big buyi Bee hese train hard and) weakened and was beaten home BY | Fouled, wr natbaker, Warhep teamer gn,the throw to the plate. Daubert) ‘The Braver got busy early in the}, Matteries Mason and Maden; | A} ure. The entire stock of were annek, Succonafully.” | the other two in a hard drive. Warhop tossed fied to Burns, ‘TWO RUNS. second game. ‘They alugged the hai; | Hughes and Willla | rower can rarely secure. int, but 40 to. its FIFTH RACE ail. NO. RU Doyle popped to Elverfeld. Burns LY : oi | 1 ponsibitien: Mckay Only three finished in the steep! aloy lifted a singled to right. Burne stole second. | for two runs in the second inning and ENTRIES. H JAMES L. McCEWEN iy ished in 1 ‘ullen was out Fletcher was out. Pfeffer to Daubert, | rupeated the feat in the fourth. LEXINGTON ! in the ring. Mo- chase, Hallet, Zellwood and Wooltax, | th, rf kinpaugh fouled t ed SG i PEsbe anAlthag ran pare no judgeein taal t tact pens ©, Buena, taking third, Robertaon win. | FIRST INNING Davie threw out 401 Fifth Ave. & as tune’ ot order. one and Meadow Lark Mi 1 thrown out by Peck-! Getz ead © t. ONE RUN. | Evers to. Schmidt. NO for fifty years one of New York's most exclusive tailors beva th loat their riders early, leaving | inpaugh. Morgan singled to left and Sk ‘ Stengel ON] 10" The 3 Mas ol 4 But he began the issue between the three men- vond and Hh hi | fo r id them on the chin they taking stole wecond an to third when out to i ated.) Moran flied to Paskert, Evers out,| “spcoND i ; was sold to us. Jae 5 ; ful dives. if Oy. time, TT eee vee ee caaett | Re, Che covered Nunamakers throw. Doyle threw out Wheat. Cutshaw| Martin to Magee. Connolly out the| iri ; 18: ay There are materials imported exclusively by him—ma- enry hit to Maivel and ‘AN WAS lined out to Burns, NO RUNS. same way. NO RUNS. " i ional buyii ius—and al! vey a titties a Twg jumps from home Wooltax|run down, Maisel to Nunamaker to, Merkle filed to Wheat, Mcfaan| “SECOND INNING-—Hilley fanned ete om terials that show his exceptional buying genius—and a’ ever could. He has’ been ‘hrMatened, but he lost whatever | Mulsel Bride fouled to Nun-| fouted out to Daubert. O'Toole hit tol Gowdy dropped the third strike, but d halmers, are offered at less than half McEwen charged. d out so often that he bas the Chances he had by a wide turn for) amaker. NO RUNS, Getz, who threw wild to first, O'Tools| throw him out at first. Umpire Quig- i F He gets into the ring—whop, Jump next to the lawt one, This let] THIRD INNDD amaker lined) going to second. Snodgrass doubled| ley was hit by a foul ball and lay| ver, Made to Measure Only count fen, We like McKay be: Zellmood up to get the piace monuy. |4o Mitchell. Boone struck oMt. So did] fo right, seorine O'Toole. Toyle fled| waconacious on the mound, They. took| fa. 1%. - : . ine ene ¢ _—_——Ss- bey c iN N. 5 q 7 A ita; i i! other good points, ‘But he isurt| LMONT PARK ENTRIES. | “Hontley opened with «single! “sndvoriy TONING. Gets powued to | Hetee Wines Riaseewiiien Peete: eeu 4 ie ni wean Rng McEwen's Price Our Price ter, BEI je | trough Mullen. Moeller sink! tO) srctoan. Eiberfold was out, Fletcher | walked, Martin out, Smith to Schmidt, | %/,m"¢ten. es eta Suits, $50 to $60 25 —_—_ anata |ventre and Hentley went to third on! (sterile, MeCarthy lined a single| NO RUNB. faning Witeti, a! uits, ce) . tees LONG the same line are the ad-| BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK,|Daley's muff of the ball. Foster 1) lett preffer filed to Robertaon,| Whitted singled to right. Schmidt] " ; > yet tu vance notices of the arrival in| N. Y., Se Thé entrioe for to- tity an ‘nated t9| NO RUNS. fied to Paskert, Smith singled to har 108. "5 Pa tisny vercoats, $60 to erry, cece 25 Colin Bell of i f mare as follc i Hurns w t, Gets to ert. | lett, Whitted taking second, Maran-| sit . : Tidin, whe tAcileget to ms eal Pas ee Hentley.” Monller and! sinerteld threw cut Miiohor: Pietes| villa safe on Hevaen arfor. Gowdy ; Tuxedos, $75. 5 istienenren ee “9 Mgnt Gunboat, Smith.” te + a 1d a te threw out Robertson. > th forced Maranville at second, Martin| fiw, tor we! ow Laer, 1 ; Mave ‘pecn intormed | pent ctgrnee, 308 S11! tmarenie. Pigs ed to Bryne, and on Byrne's wide throw) jpuswhe\l it “star ictres Tins Taal, Evening Dress, $85............0:00+++-§40 . maker. The other runners moving up.| lft, Daubert heat out an infleld he to first Whitted and Smith scored ive ircinde apirentice ellowauce viaiped, . Hy ‘i Pittae! fv Mitehel was toened out by Peck, ONE| Dalton stopping at xecond | Stengei [and Gowdy was safe at Ant. Davis low If you like imported materials, fine elloring and econ- h ; i Peeaar a Yolton Merkle to Grant. | singled to right, Gowdy taking third. ee: ! ‘ i mopal iar Hal ae i ot ata Wheat ‘ied to” Bnodgraa 1 eataha M ran walked, fine mie ‘paves Mialpisgace’are(stllltaikioe nF Gall omy, don’t let this chance get by! Sale second floor. bankers for 4 Wi ‘ to Henry. Hartsell popped to Mor-| beat out an infleld ONG hort | Bivens sou io Burns. INS.) gnodgrass affair in Boston on Labor he’s very fooliab. seored. Getz drove a single through| ‘THIRD INNING—Burns out, Smith “ ; is, unless Ne figures m7 : ann ™* long fly to Milan.) Pietoher, scoring Sten Cutshaw |to Schmidt. Tincup out to Schmidt,| Day. While thoy express admiration Broadway & While to be knocked out when (jsor ite Prune. Mitchell was out, Matsel to Mutten,| Peaching third and Getz going to Kec. ated, At this period Umplre| for the gameness ahown by Snodgraan: th Si Aft 4 pen pdlitchell wan out, Maisel to Mullen. | ond on the play. Eiberfeld singted to y returned to the field and re-|in running into the crowd after a fly| 9 t. " mm, ‘lfanned. NO RUNS. right, scoring Cutshaw, but was out jceived 8 great round of applause from | ball when the fana were chucking pop ile Tirso a FIFTH INNING Morgan if ino to MeLean to | ihe fans. pa anert, jones Smith to] botties at hin, thes any that he aia The Largest Merchant-Tailoring Establishment in the World. es g S}out Daley, Mullen Med nel | to MeCar . Schmidt. Od . a woll#h thing to antagonize m _ —_ ee Z —— aM ital ” | eCarty, Getz threw “onnolly Ui Martin. Whitted | the los Bi fans. = teat career tha Garon matte cet eee ey RUNS. ia ki wettan ute Connolly Hned to Martin, Whitted| the hostile Bostontan ren't eportsmen enough to let . ‘ on i Pes to tined 0) ‘arty’ RUNS +; = - sport interfere with that old nM a , N . ; SPORTING. business. Now comes word that | a ‘Hievatee 5 Nunamaker| NIGHT BICYCLE F RACIN r\ a wresuer with the sodu cracker Pag dima sRenbd Ih A tiple to att Aula fauee GAT | — Y%bysrko, haw been chucked PoE iy Matin. s|Hoone fouled to Henry, Warhop BEACH ENDS TO-NIGHT.: @ German prison and has mya- | . pped to Gandil, Maiael walked. on. salu usly Glsappesred. Zbyazko ie a 4 yi an attempted double steal Nunama i * , | a It seemed he had a los 400 Manti: idle 8 [or was out at the plate, Henry to| To-night's fifty-mile race at the| un fasics on down in Prunaia. | ‘ Amel, Westher ewan, | Morgan to Gandil to Henry, NO| Brighton Beach Motordrome for the A lina 4 ‘RUNS international motor-paced title closes | { war broke out. Zip! the Gei ; Milan flied to Hartz Mainel | EL yanked Zbyszko right out of h threw out Gandil, Mitchell fanned, | Be Might racing season at the seaside | B MONT PARK ffreining quarters and into ® stoné| mesebalt, Polo Grounds, To-Day, 8 P.M. |NO TUNS |course, Six men, Bobby Walthour, A rl ES ee i See ee ee = cell nn a prinoner of war. Qlaate ve, Brookizn,—Aévt, SEVENTH INNING tzell out,| Clarence Carman, nus Bedoll, ndil to Hentley, who ¢ 1 first. Jimmy Moran, Vincenzo Madonna and Cook popped to Meliride. Duley George Wiley, compose the eld. | ive, r ‘les : fanne: b B 3 a ‘ ‘Morgan walked, Henry popped to| Bobby Walthour, the popular Dixte } Waren 6 , empt to sacrifice, 14ol, rules as the favorite on account i ows, SIX STIRRING EVENTS MoBride 1 to right. Bentley of his performance last week tn the - \ INCLUDING THR forced McHride at second, Peck to cond semi-final of the big chase, ficone, “thoone’ tomsed cui Mostter, Second Remi-Anal Of the bi U/ h $1,000 CORINTHIAN NO RUNS. . P | RIGHTH INNING Mullen dropped! MONTREAL ENTRIES. LOOK ag hd orw | STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP | a single back of second. Peckinpaugh “ VIRWT RACE AT 2.30 F. | fanned and Mullen was caught steals) puny 5 ees CR TRAIN ling, Henry to McBride. Nunamaker sling, mates that” Rislone om .Vi HAL BAOW TRAIN | fled to Moel'er, NO RUNS Beau dean. tiv. “aieT toe ee syivania Station, 884 mt, ster singled to left. Milan sac- met . d¥. 1 fio Fiatbien Ave. riftced, Warhop to Mullen. Gandil hit BN 104 ote 198, abe: an ou. x x Interv, by pitched ball, Mitchell fied to, ainceat. A y ched by trolley, gatch. Morgan fanned, 3 it vf Chota," ot L Whats NINTH INNING—Roone fitod to ab : T and earn What VIUKDROME St | Mitchell. Aragon batting for War- Peay v OME " Arazon tna 1, Maiwel filed to ug; | tires jour olae und eat om eines | 7 ‘i r cll zm Mac tum, ve 0 rice McDonald, Greenwich Vile Beer ra e's beat known racing representa- | ' { pesichen BY tive, is going to the Assembly, He is! at i RACE breed tra siesvleghees tau | Charley Culkin’s candidate, and that | 3s hf and ui alvut toy miles, “dow Geeity, Charley Culkin’s candidate, and that ie Nias afta ae IRVING A BOON TO SCHOOL CHILDREN: rice's toughest Job just now ie learn 8 ee bbeliy desea i | Sanitary driaking cups FREE to “mitt” people Ike a Five tu # box to be given Ie ‘porisian He an are by sree, for of OY wal i] “he ~ |