The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1914, Page 8

ea iar itc os ae aly ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, “SEPTEMBER 21 28, 1914. SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK BUYING A CAR Copyright, 1914, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN (SIDORA SPOILS PLANS FOR COUP ONJUDGE WRIGHT Latter Well Backed at Havre de Grace Is Beaten a Twers's Ther CAR FoR Me ~ Our FIRST Tee Give ‘em ALL The once A *HIP* = Now Dow'T fou Proved on Saturday They Will Have to Be Watched on Gridiron Season, = tt ie Rew Boek Ereuieg Workth WME Princeton football team has “ome out with the long prom om “new football,” playing as @ wame as any of the west- , and on Baturday proved ‘Tiger will have to be watched Princeton beat Rutgers HAVRE DE GRACE, Sept. 28. There was a ~ wked Increase in tho attendance to-day due to the fast that the racing for the 1914 season * on the big circuit of the Dominion of Canala came to a close, The pro- gramme, though composed of bigt » flelds, had but iittle quality in its make up, the only departure frem } thin order of things being the en- trants to the feature events of the day, @ handicap for all axes over tho sprinting route of six furlongs. Hester Prynne was the choice, with’ Inidora well liked, while a plunge on, + Judge Wright sent his price tumbling from 16 tol to & tol. But as in ee erally the case with an overdue good thing, something happens to bring About its defeat, In to-day's ease Judge Wright had no excuse in the world, for after getting off well it. | developed into a duc! for the entire) ‘ distance between him and Isidora, aid the latter proved just a bit better, getting the decision at the end by a neck, while the favorite, Hester Prynne, was a length and « half away. FIRST RACE. Due to the poor quantity of the’ horses, tips were plentiful, but when the market settled the right one Laaull, was the accepted choice, Thi start was of the straggling onde, Vellchen being left, but it probably made no difference as far as the ult.- mate result was con the first quarter of a in front and won galloping. SECOND RACE. The Montepelier Stable turnis! the favorite in Prairie in the secor race, but It was mainly through Cahey's efforts that that horse wv enabled to finish in front, for Soldier kept pace with lim throughou . Quick Start and Dakota, which had been heavtly played, had but ttle chance, due to Interference receive 1 shortly after the start, THIRD RACE. Encore and Corsican divided the position of those most fancied, but when it came to racing, a good thing, J. B. Herrill, heavily supported by & western contingent, easily disposed of the field and won in easy atyle. 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Cutshaw hit a home run to deep centre, driv- ing Hummell, Stengel and Wheat ahead of him, Getz out, Beck to J. Miller. McCarty safe on Butler's error. Aitchison sacrificed, Beck to J. Miller. Myers wa:ked. Hummell flied to Wilson. FIVE RUNS, SECOND INNING—Miller reached first on Hummell'a muff. Wilson flied out to Cutshay Snyder flied out to Fagan, Butler and Beck drew a base on balls, filling the bases. Eagan then fumbled Sallee’s grounder, allowing Miller to score. Dolan filed out to Wheat. ONE RUN, and Burns stopping at second. | = rapped a clean single to centre, jurns scoring and Fletcher going to, [sc Grant forced out Leng sors Ferber to McCarty, and wh t threw wild, Fletcher soeees wel rant went to second. Merkle was safe on Wagner's bad throw, Grant going to third. Merkle was tua Oe first and run out, Coleman to Carty, Grant scoring before the pate out was made. FOUR RUNS. SBCOND INNING—Koney walked. McCarthy lined a single to left, send- ing Koney to second. Gerber hit into a double play, Doyle to Merkle, Koney going to third. Coleman tripled to deep center, scoring Koney. Cooper was out, Fletcher to Merkle. ONE RUN. Kantlehner now pitching for Pitts- burgh. Moyers strolled on four wide ones. Marquard singled to right, Meyers going to third. Bescher sin- gied to right, scoring Meyers, Mar- quard reaching second. Doyle popped up to Wagner. Both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Burns drew a base on balls, rd the — SO hodirgu doubled te fae ecoring rquard, Bescher 8n hit to. Myers, ef. Burns. Snodgrass Gerber, er threw to Wagner, getting | too tb Fletcher at third. Snodgrass st second. Grant popped up to Gerber. wear FOUR RUN: THIRD INNING.—Carey walked. fauna went out, Fletcher to Merkle, Carey reaching second. Kelly singled to left, scoring Carey, Wag- ner fouled out to Meyers. Koney walked. ae aot filed to Snod- grass. IE RU Merkle gh “through the box and went to second on Kantlehner’s wild throw. Kantlehner was taken out of the box and replaced by H. Kelly. Meyer Lp led to deep left, scoring Merk! rquard was out, Koney to McCarthy, who covered the bag, Meyers remaining on third. Bescher smashed one to deep left center for a home run, scori@g Meyers ahead of him. Doyle fouled to Koney. Murray batted for Burns and walked. Fletcher hit the left fleld fence for two bases, putting Murray on third. Snodgrass filed to Scheeren. THREE U) ‘NS. FOURTH INNING.—For New York Murray playing right fleld and Johnson catching. Gerber flied to Beecher. Coleman's single was too ‘BROOKLYNS KEEP WINNING STREAK, BEATING CARDS Cutshaw Hits Homer Right at Start, With Bases All Occupied. [Fisher Moran out, Fisher to Sailer. NO RUNS. | SEVENTH INNING—Zahel struck jout. (Zabel went in to pitch In fourth inning for Chicago.) Leach fied to Whitted. “smith tossed ‘out odd. NO Ro 5 Buea tossed out Byers, Zabel toseed gut Connolly, Whitted opt, Tues to NO RUNB. | EIGHTH INNING—Saler out, Evera small crowd at to-day’s battle be-! to Schmidt. Zimmerman lned to tween the Cubs and the Braves. | Moran. re pgked out, Evora to Schmidt. 0 After the disastrous exhibition by|Gchmint tripled to right. (Smith the Cubs on Saturday, they seemed sent a sacrifice fy to Leath, Schmidt to have considerable “pep” to-day, ‘scoring after the ones. ‘Fisher FIRST INNING-—Leach struck out. | threw Maranville, out, way drew tod got a base hit when Evers loat |S. bee, umes. out, Zimmerman to his pop in the sun. Saier singled to | NINTH INNING.—Buea btrutk out. right, sending Good to third. Zim- ee also eee sacaa ene er bs ve i wo bases when James ‘threw over merman singled to left, scoring Good, | Snmidt's head. Knisely. batting for Sailer stopping at second. Schulte| Zabel, Knisely at ed to right, wor: singled over second, scoring Sater, ing Archer. singled, Zimmerman taking third. Bues was | Schmidt, sending ‘Keatbely” to’ third. called out on strikes, Schulte was Good egies oy bey Geoting eey: out trying to steal home, James to | Hater walked. Aline the toners. Gowdy. TWO RUNS. TWO RUNS. Moran fouled to Bues. Zimmerman to Sailer. to Leach, NO RUNS, SECOND INNING—Fisher singled over second, He went all the yay to third on Gowdy's wild throw to first} to catch him napping. Archer singled | over third, scoring Fisher. Humphrte sacrificed, James to Evers, who cov- ered first. Leach lined to Whitted. out, Maranville to Schmidt. ONE. R Whitted fouled to Archer. Schmidt | |singled to left. Smith singled down} the left field fine. Schmidt being held | at second. Maranville popped to Bues. Gowdy doubled against the scoreboard in left field, scoring Schmidt and Smith. Jaines filed to Good In deep right. TWO RUNS. THIRD INNING—Saier was called | out on strikes, Zimmerman alngled | §T, LOUIS through Smith, Schulte drew a pass. Bues filed to Whitted in deep centre, Zimmerman taking third after the! catch. On an attempted double stea! | Zimmerman was out at the plate. | Gowdy to Maranville, to Gowdy. NO RUNS, Moran singled to left. (Continued from First Page.) used eighteen forward im half of which were successful. the forward didn't to @ Prince- are much more expert now and making catches. is oti) the Harvard Gaturday he made four Stengel was tossed out by Higgins. Wheat singled up first base line. Cut- shaw lifted to Magee. Getz fouled out to J. Miller, NO RUNS. THIRD INNING—Huggins fanned. Magee hit a bounder to Cutshaw, who threw him out. Miller drove the ball to the fence in right centre for three R. H.PO. A. £,| bases. Cutshaw and Hummell re- 0 tired Wilson. NO RUNS. Eagan sent a high bouncer to Hug- 1, gins, who just’ beat the man to the 0| base. McCarty went out, Beck to | Miller, Aitchison singled to centre. 0 | Myers line-filed to Miller, NO RUNS. o| FOURTH INNING—Snyder drove | @long fly to Wheat. Butler popped to Hummell. Beck fanned. NO RUNB8. Hummell singled to left. Stengel sacrificed, Sallee to Miller. Wheat hit to Butler, who threw to Beck to catch Hummell, but Beck dropped the throw, Both were safe. On Cut shaw’s sacrifice fly to Magee Hum- mell scored, ts was thrown out by Huggins, 0: FLFTH ID NING. Salle was tossed out by Eagan, Dolan sent a fly to Wheat. Huggins walked. Magee fouled out to Hummell. NO RUNS. Eagan ground out, Butler to Mil- ler, McCarthy fouled out to Snyder. Altchison sent a fly to Magee. NO SIXTH INNING—Miller doubled to left. Wilson singled to centre, pro- moting Miller to third, Snyder forced Wilson, Getz to Cutshaw, Miller scor- ing. A_wild pitch allowed Snyder ty reach third. Butler was thrown out by Eagan, Snyder crossing the plate. Heck walked, Aitchison made another FIRST GAME. BROOKLYN. a AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT 8T. LOUIS. ATHLETICS— 000 Evers out Connolly filed FIFTH RACE. Dr, Duenner seemingly outclasse | hia field to such an extent that, even in view of the big and unwieldy | bunch, he was an odds on cholcr, | gr Louls— , though the volume of play on Stentor 010 ~ | War heavy and consistent. Dr. Duen A j er fortunately bh ‘ BailetiacChinabe wid bapaslisasee (eee ely broke in front, and for the balance of the Journey it was {Milton and. Agnew, Umpires€-chitl rot entor , Non natin a procession, while Stentor was easily the best of the others, FEDERAL LEAGUE. eee HOPPE-INMAN MATCH AT BALTIMORE. OPENS | TO-NIGHT. vinst OaMa Altchison, p.. Sllcceccc-us l-cco--eenn Slean-aw-to lonwaws:ed Totals. rey le~w-c-oacce \ Dolan, If..... Huggins, 2b. Magee, cf. . J. Miller, tb. . Wilson, rt. Snyder, c Butler, Beck, 3b. Sallee, p.... Niehaus, p. aleccccce-Hna® Fo = 2 ° Slecounce-ne pa Coon mcouene ss w | cooo--ec00co Robertaon batted for Dei PITTSBURG, R. H. 2 a Arrangements for the opening seaston of the International billiard match be- 0 11.01 0 0 0 O— 3) tween Witte Hoppe, world's champion BALTIMORE— At Dalkdtne: and alelbourne Inuun, tn ng lie! lard champion, at the 00021402 0 — BjAstor to-night nave been comp! Battertea—Crandall and Chapman: | 29th cue experts are wuld to be in exe Rot vellent form, it 4 ") Quinn and Jacklitsch. Umpires—An- fore me will ber nade durive derson and Goeckel. i. Evers doubled tho wee! Vine Broves have 8 font ohance. ' DE GRACE ENTRIES. TRACK, HAVRE DE Md, Sept. 28—The entries a races are as follows: Tor three-year-olds and up nenty yards, Sil sesesenee = ~leoe-cuwc-co--co | LAA ae, 3 lec oceoensocon-c=? wl Hyatt batted for Siglin McAuley ran for Hyatt in 6th. J. Kelly batted for McQuillan in 9th. SUMMARY. First Base on Balls—Off Demaree, 1; McQuillan, 6. Struck Out—By De- maree, 4; McQuillan, 6; Fromme, 1. Bases—New York, 11; Pitts- POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept. %.—By heavy hitting in the seventh the Giants won the first game of the double header from Pitts- burgh by a score of 6 to 3. The rally was started by Larry Doyle and fol- lowed up by Burns, Fletcher, Snod- grass, Merkle and Meyers, all of whom hit safely. In the next round Bescher hit for a home run, Demaree pitched smaniiont ball and allowed but ~BANTS (Continued from First Page.) Cooper for the Pirates, A crowd of 3,000 shivering fans stuck it out. FIRST INNING—Carey struck out. Bescher took care of Bcheeren's hi i fly. J. Kelley drew a base on weer fouled out to Merkle. NO Beecher beat out an infield hit and t all the to third on ‘a hot for Merkle, H. Kelly lined out to Grant and when Grant threw wild to firet, Coleman went to second. Carey hit to Fletcher, who threw to Grant, getting Coleman, NO RUNS. nea popped up to Gerber. Merkle Johnson filed to Scheeren. STaravera went out, H. Kelly to Koney, NO_RUNS. FIFTH INNING—For New York, Beatty eevee third and Thorpe cent: . Scheeren was safe on Filet are tumble, Kelly forced out ficheeren, Beatty to Doyle. Wagner tripled over Thorpe, scoring J, Kelly. Koney slammed one against the left fleld fence for two ba scoring ‘Wagner. McCarthy hit to Beatty and Koney was out, Beatty to Koney to Beatty. Gerber filed tu Thorpe. TWO RUNS, Beacher was out, Gerber to Koney. Doyle filed to Bcheeren. McCarthy threw out Muri NO RUNS, LOUISVILLE FINISHES. FIRST RACE—Two-year-old maid- ens; five and one-half furlongs.— Burwood, 112 (Smyth), first; Foxy Griff, 112 (Pool), second; Christie, 109 (Taylor), third. Time, 1.07 1-5 Chevron, Yestersun, Long Reach, | Aswan, Booker Bill, Jack Hanover, | G. W. Kisker and Jefferson also ran. $2 Mutuels Paid—Burwood, straight, $14.70; place, $6.70; show, & Foxy | Griff, place, $5.60; show, — $3.60, Christie, show, $3. | SECOND RACE—Three-yeur olds; wellin, mile and seventy yards,— Allan Gold, 105 (Martin), frat; Rusti- ing Brass, 112 (Smyth), second; Toynbde, 105 (Goose), third. ‘Time, 1.45, Pebeto, Tattler, O'Reilly, Riggert.......000+ wloecessce—cuose! |leoecccccco-wsc-o? looocooeenenu-oS Bleccenmanocccu-” Totals 6 2% Betsl batted for Beck in 9th, Nash batted for Dolan in 9th. Cruise batted for Niehaus in 9th. Riggert batted for Hug.ins in 9th. SUMMARY: First Base on Balle—Off Aitohison 5, Sallee 1, Struck Out—By Altohi- non 4, Sallee 1, Brooklyn 9, St. Louls 7, Home Run— Cutshaw, Three-Base Hits—Miller, | Myers. Two-Hase Hits—Miller, Cruise, Nash. Sacrifice Hita—Aitchi- son, Stengel, Cutshaw, Double Plays —Beck to Miller, Wild Pitches— Aitchison 3, Hit by Pitcher—By Sallee 1. Umpires—Quigley and Eason, Attendance 800, [Boecial to The Evening Worl.) PBBETS FIELD, BROOKLYN, N | Y., Sept, 28.—With a cool breeze blow- ing across the field for the last game of the season with St. Louts, only a small crowd turned out to see the contest. Manager Robinson sent Aitchison to the mound with McCarty on the receiving end, Manager Hug- gins relied on "Slim' Salee to take the series from the Robin flied Urging singled, but was out to Cutsha COT ig | ya BE ft Isabelle Valle and Archery also ran. Mutuels Paid—Allan Gold, straight, $29. place, $8.5); show, $6.70, Rustling Brass, place, i; show, $2.70. Toynbee, show, $4.90. THIRD RAC: Two-year-olds; five anda half furlongs.—-Martha Lwe, 104 (Murphy), first; Mountain Pearl, (Robinson), second; Les Invades, } (Dishmon), third, Timo -- 1.08 1 Gerthelma, Marie O'Brien, Lizzie Pult, Reardon, Helen Raybould, Com- ran, Sault whi \ [Fier PLASTERS He. more tortures {rose the “corn- Corn Plasters These thin, handy Left on Bases—| tio: to wild pitch, Heck taking second. Salle fanned. TWO RUN‘ Myers filed to Wilson, Hummat walked. Stengel popped to Butler. Wheat flied to Wilson. NO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING — Dolan out, Getz to Hummell. Gets made a fine stop of Huggins bounder and threw him out. Gets and Hummelt also re- tired Magee. NS. LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. PE ad # Lh orate {t f ‘Aina 116; Par. ND DAC Fe “Rater two-year. 0 co half Sintrones. ioe! thie Hine: A M H ie cree it alee, i 18 peink, Tok ® FOURTH RACK. wma n AUR lad hl -eerolds and a ci 04: ra ; ‘ no six {uri .— The Park, 1¢1 eet 107 eo" holy, Ut hares, aha filing 5 a pty inte, {dune 08! Morrow; A rere wee ia. to Allowsuo; three. nyeay a Stina 10 a td in dint Lat ie of “Cox Yas, A (Priece Hermits, * Appmeet Lowa Weather clea we Several hundred patterns. weaves and colorings. through Saler, scoring Moran, took third when Good fumbled the Bues. ft, scoring Evers. ba’ Whitted singled to Schmidt singled over second, Whitted Smith fouled to Fisher, successful, Whitted scoring and Schmidt reach- to right fleld, scoring Schmidt, but was out trying to score, Good to Archer. FOUR RUNS, taking third. James to Schmidt. merman_ threw singled to centre and stole second Evers out, Connolly. Good did likewlse, popped to Maranville. Connolly was called out on strikes. Whitted Schmidt singled to lett, Whitted stop- ping at second. Fisher. Schulte. singled to Il. Connolly popped to te doubdle steal was ig second. Maranville triple FOURTH_ INNING — Fisher cut jaranville. Williams ‘umphrie: RUNS. Fisher to Sai Gowdy out, James out. Moro Fisher to Sailer. UNS, FIFTH INNING—Laach filed t: NO RUNS. singled to left centre Smith popped reher to Buet SIXTH INNING--Zimemri Moran. Schulte drew a p ON N. Maranville popped to Bues, left, James popped ## You'll Be Surprised How ‘Good a Suit $25 Will Buy Many imported. New 1915 advance styles. 25 To Measure Only $25 We are suggesting a number of new ideas in styles that will be very popular. Samples on request. Evers Archer flied to batting for and files to Whitted. NO Zim- NO Raier n fled Bues ningled over short, Schulte taking sec- ond, Fisher singled to centre, scoring Saler hit into a double play Evers to Maranville to Schmklt. Gowdy to BECOND GAME, ST. LOUIS— 02010 BALTIMORB— 00000 Batterlee—Davenport and Hartley; Smith and Kerr. Umpires—Anderson and Goeckel, AT BUFFALO. KANSAS CITY— 3000100 BUFFALO— 0100030 Batteries—Henning apd Easterl Schultz and Bi Umpiree—Shan- non and Mannassan. | n, ° A Luncheon Relish that gives sopetiien i flavor to many a dis! 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