The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1914, Page 6

we eee tee NN TE BETTING ON SERIES NOW AT EVEN MONEY THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AND M’GRAW DISCARDED THIS PAIR Copyricht, 1914, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). OCTOBER 10, 1914, OSTONS- —_—_— (Continued from First Page.) case of failure on his part to win Connie Mack will be up against it for pitchers on Monday, though the play- ers think he may use Bender again. In sending his team to the field, ATHLETICS unrecognized dg one of the heroes of the day. Hank wi Plainly disap- pointed. I knew him when he was batboy at Columbus a few years ago, and he called to tell me that he had achieved his life's ambition. “You never thought I would be up here In the big league and busting that ball in a World's Series, did you?" | I admitted the charge, continued, “the; “Bay,” he YANKS GIVING GIANTS A GOOD CLOSE FIGHT | Maranville in time.to catch Mui going to second. Oldring went the second ball and died on. an easy bounder that Deal tossed to first. Collins looked them over carefully and had two balls and two strikes big hand as he came up and ree sponded by missing a wild heave @ fast ono that cut tho plate: » quickly recovered himself and waite while k pitched fomr balls wide of the and fae him a life at first. laranvillo dropped a neat saq- rifico toward third and was throw} out by Baker, whilo Gowdy moved to second. Deal hit the first ball to Plank, who threw to Baker, catohy ing Gowdy In a chase. He was run down, Plank to er to Collins, Deal made a clean steal of taking advantage of Schang’s atte ‘aich him napping off first. ‘hes | id fanned. Ni RUNS, NO ERRORS, NO HIT! ONE OFT. fi inning, but finally made Baker #@ after a spitter and lifted a high toul to Schmidt, By waiting Meinnia James in the two-three hola, but Ww, a vain effort, as James fooled hii badly with the next one for a strike out. Strunk appeared heipless ‘be- fore James and missed three clea: strikes. NO RUNS, NO HITS, N ERRORS, NONE LEFT, THIRD INNING—Barry made A beautiful stop of Mann's slow roll to short and nicked him at firat oh @ hair-line decision. Evers again tri to walt out Plank, but when foree into a corner took a hefty chop at the ball and laced a clean drive over e@¢- ond for his second single. Plank drove Cather from the plate with @ fast one close to the head and then slipped a strike over, The veterag was using every artifice of the gam@ him before being forced to swing. R on 6 He then shot a hot bounder at ie Dacomen wy ta Galt throw to. Sebmict end sot ‘hi aR : AND Now PLAY ’ RUNS, NO_ HITS, “NO. BRR 4. UNS, 3 ; ERI ‘ » CHAMMONSHIP & ba: NONP. LEFT. Hoke, : iipom. i SECOND INNING—Gowdy got @ fellows don't get me now, but théy will. «We ure going to do the same thing to-morrow.” to keep the Braves guessing. Cather finally got one on the end of his bat and lifted a weak fly to Baker. Twice Stallings, feeling sure that Plank would pitoh, made a decided change Carl Morris Wins {n his outer gardens. Connolly and! While Gowdy and other young| Evers started to steal, only to have fag—be was act: :ly anxious to Bo t Br M d ( J Over Fred Fulton Moran were withdrawn, and in their | Braves revelled in the joy of winning, Whitted foul the ball into the stand, the: | He then tried it again, but Schang mingie-with Mr. Lev cy and rattle ston aves ade ft) Places were substituted Cather and! Seiohin Inst night who went to bed | cated the turn by calling for Bie china and elap him in the slate. * e ean Mann. This has been the system of | unhappy. It was Wyokoff, the young| Pitch-out, and the Trojan was an PATE sae ase nous coche of Bi L eague Discards ‘i HUDSON, Wis, Oct, 10.-Fred Bul.| the Braves against left-handed pitch- | pitcher who got hia chance and pulled | enay. victim. Schank X6 RRRORS Levinaky’e part, and it was such a g 1g ’ ee Minseapetts either quit cold in| €f #il season, and Stallings aaid he | % bone. This kid pitcher went in for] RUNS, ONE oe ER! , eenajstent unwillingnes: that he was the Athletics upon th NONE LEFT. t & E s i E i E ie removal of the middle of the sixth round of his; %*W No reason for change. H Three Are Ex-Giants Bender, and would have finished! Barry awung weakly and drove bout with Carl Morris of Oklahoma, By this method of reinforcement in| creditably but for a play he made | fly to Cather in left. Bohang slap! ‘ dance wselessly and felnt and jum NATIONAL X-COUNTRY RUNS the outfleld the Braves hav: when two Boston runners were onj another in the same direction, but this 4 at Hudson, or else he fell exhausted (ie Braves have got been | 7 “4 Th nit to th sath a t be Fok While bd passives Ereet peice sai | thea AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK. | ana was unable to rise before the|Desten by a southpaw since July 18.| bos. “but Wyckoff, inatead Of throws | he pulled it dows. Blank made one = ae . ng A. much more suitable mame See Evaven, fee the, Bewoe ee referee had counted. When he arose|!” fact, the only left-hander that has/ing to second or frst, threw to third] viciaus swing and then gave Up, from his following. This same {ol-|] Nationale would be the “Digcards.” Practically all of tho players se bothered them all season is Altchison | after the runner already had reached | striki t on the next two. NG lowing, by th» way. hissed vigorously that captured the league pennant, after probably the greatest uphill Justice Bartow @. Weeks, Acting| Fulton hopped and skipped across the mason is chison that b re Tel wcuone Aer Wat ine une out o1 . d " fight in diamond history, and yesterday outclassed the supposedly || Chairman of the A. A. U. Championship | ring with as much life and spirit as| of Brooklyn. fe tem ann roueay waa ue an NB. ar. whenever Mr. Smith managed to un-|[ [' ble Athletics, have been tried and found wanting by other ||Committee, yesterday announced that his| if he had just veen declared the win-| Jurt before the kame Hank Gowdy, | Stead of working a comparatively) HOURTH INNING—Whitted found tangle his long arms from Levinsky's|| !vine! ier Bee ¢ Meacteh ana Gras, ie banta committee had decided to conduct the| Bef. At any tate he was counted Out) me nosion catcher, waa called to the | Code eens, Play he had filled the | plank the same old puzzle, and after bugs and clip bim one. before he|| MA%r league clubs. For instance, Rudolph and Gamdy, the cae after he had received some heavy bases, giving the Braves a chance to/ 4 bret wnit hit under a curse and ee who deserve the greatest share of the glory for the defeat of the || national junior and sentor cross-country | Suniehment., plate and presented with a handsome | cinch their lead. lifted a high fly to Strunk, @ohenddt could run out of range. Mackmen, both were tried out by McGraw of the Giants and sent ||champlonshipe over the national cross leather travelling bag by his ad-| FIRST INNING—The first effort by! broke up what was getting to De® Levinsky useg all the tricks of the away from hore because they didnt measure up to what he con- country course at Van Cortlandt Park mirers. The presentation was made monotonous exhibition of much piteh. ten-round artist where referees nei- ||} sidered the big league standard, | Gowdy went to Boston and Ru- ion the Saturday afternoons af Dec. f CHAPPLE WILL GO AFTER by a beautiful young woman and the| die Mane they went’ attr a. teat | ine, And little. hitting by smashing, ther istons take terpat ue, whence he drifted hack to 5 | dle. ast ball into rignt for a . e Aid vali “uve Bnei pe age Trg Whthag RB iy cory ready cans Sad 6 Ohaeee wb Sey coe hadi lien dineaes wae NEW RECORDS TO-MORROW | Tittan-hairea backstop was plainly | one. and was out on a grounder that| Goway tried to hit me first one, but ‘at him too rapidly to be avoided, he|} the Highlanders, but-he was considered a joke player. Evers, the | win be kept busy from now right up to aia Bante to.| marrassed. With the travelling | Evers let 8) wan fooled, and lifted an easy fly to olf; int second baseman, was bought at a huge figure from the Cubs. The At the Br'ghton Beach Motordrome to- the middie of December, aa there is a morrow afternoon Arthur Chapple will so eee ee ot ome | drive a apecial racing cyclecar in an at- areas Unul that} iempt to establish world’s records for i President Frederick W. Rublen of the|{!¥® and ten miles, In the past few days Chapple has reached Metropolitan Association had a long tall) ine speed of seventy-five mn with, Park Commissioner ‘Thomas W. | ‘The machine, n four-gylinder racer, was bag came a bunch of roses, and be- hind these he tried to hide his con- fusion, the crowd naturedly. The umpire assignment. to-day were: Hildebrand behind the plate, Strunk. Maranville fared better by a kept his bat on his shquider when a oe e over, He then swung] smash into right for a sean gale that advanced Schmidt < | hard, but topepd the ball and splashed lnumhing good 2 Toller. in front of the plate that he| Dea! had hie one. great opportunity ie waiting game, but went too - far and was called out on strikes, The|4ow® his bounder. and with a baek regular third baseman, Smith, was discarded by the Dodgers. He ien’t able to play. in the series owing to m broken leg. Deal, his sub- stitute, had a borg league tryout, but didn't make good before joining Boston. ‘Of the ‘Boston outfielders, Devore was cut loose by the Giants, Phillies and Reds, finally landing in the Hub. Cather and Whitted, both outer-gardeners, were received in a trade with the Cardinals. Right Fielder Moran was sold at the waiver price janded on second in time Braves evidently had made up their| Ward Jump landed o: nd in ¢ Byron on the bases, Klem in left feld to force out Maranville, NO RUNB, / tructed, for this purpose mind to play a walting game and r fing, which isa The holding|| by the Reds. Outfelder Connolly, Catcher Whaling and Pitchers || Whittle yesterday tn yee tte tnd Chapple expecta to hang up. fey and Dineen in right. Whitted refused to offer at anything| TWO. HITS, NO ERRORS, TWO Poet was a ied raven eee fo Tyler and James are virtually Boston developments, but Boxmen rtlandt Park, |records for cycle cars ove tras refuned to K| BETTING ON THE SERIES (8S NOW AT EVEN MONEY. This opening game was such a rev- elation to the local enthusiasts that the Mercier di 6 Costello. betting odds have dropped from 2 to 1 Ct ith Chapple = \ine Tram ‘seratchs fre also on the pro-| to even money. It was difficult last gramme night to place as small a bet as $100 Davis and Hess, two of the best second string men, wero released by the Pirates and the Yanks, respectively. ‘\Cubs Forge Ahead of © LEFT. Having fa''ed in every other plan Murphy tried to surprise James with a bunt but the big pitcher got the James also failed to get his first one| hall and tossed him out at first. The over, which appeared to give the| raves evidently had Oldring figured Philadelphians much encouragement.|to a nicety. After driving him away The next one though came squarely| from the plate with a fast one under until Plank finally gave him a base on halls. Schmidt was forced to hit and lifted a high fly to Strunk in centre. NO RUNS. at will“stand for som: tlon to Chapple's exhibitior be a series of motorcycle e' feature of which will be an pursuit race between Bert Sayer, Gi from_ Ci LAUREL ENTRIES. LAUREL. Md., Oct. 10.—The entries cf at that figure. Being conservative by |Cver (22, middle. Murphy took his|the Rube'a chin James sibeed ores i s r 4 if conservative by| time and finally wor! the Boston|the three strikes, at w! “mith started the fret round by White Sox in hica Me teeta a we BOWIE ENTRIES. nature the Philadelphian prefers to| pitcher for a base on balls. In an]awung weakly. Colling rapped a vic- ay tag Arad Chicago ia ser ral for mor et fete See al tee he twice in the face, feinting, and then : : Dick Rudolph w: ft the | } hs miooting a hard left to his neck, He . ae Iph_was the toast of the another left to Levins! eye, soe that the patter” battied #0 fast, or clung so tight!; whenever Smith got near path that there was little doing. In the seventh a gt gd hit Smith on the nose by this xpected success that hi une: swung his right wildly, missed, and ove al pict tim unr and a voice in the le CHICAGO, Oct, 10.—The Cubs ngain if. the Gunner took the lend In the City Series by ‘tnqul that in England.” Levi: INTERLEAGUE STANDINGS. town as the crowd thronged the corri- dors of the leading hotels. He had pitche1 the most skilful game ever seen in a World's Series. His admir- ers throughout the country were not lous grass cutter at Maranville and ce thrown out at first. NO RUNS, but Evers, dashing back of the bag,|NO HITS, NO ERRORS, NONE recovered the bil and shot It to! LEFT. i slow to understand this. Until bed- :| time he was besieged with telegrams of congratulations from the Bronx, ;|and there were a dozen more in his box this morning. : bi 4S Tay Pay. a ont Hie i Balfron jure; two-year-olda; fire and The Nationals Score All of Their Runs in the Second Inning of Close Game. three. de and 7g om tog | Aguilas jos Kaugbes dt, Flatbush, Y flotme wuin, "100; Mine eo bee He pee Ae 9 <8 1t hore. 105 ‘ ‘Casco, “Yume; three-year-olds and up: L. Athlete (k hyd og Ranke Ray YORK SERIES. Glante (Ly it % SAS Ae ont Dick takes his honors modestly, ipringmas, | DUt that does not prevent him discus- nsky| winning from the Sox, 8 to 1. The . ce sing want he calls the one game of Tenth Macay Sct tal? ts| content wan staged Inthe home of th Pe aren unda or eaders chest agaist ¢ nner, where nei- | 80x, on the south side, before 17,000, Grins. 107 deal with,” he says, “we . ther could bly strike an effective} Joe Benz, Callahan's setection, was 1 eaens: snd Baele er i idly with both! more effective than Humphries, who tenpadiver of thevcompetite 1 hy repres pont iment wide a A+ ‘thought heid up the National end of the mix-| “7 her decla: t fall everything | knew fe ee le peg to me It froteres up. Bens retired in the seventh to al- | Dart , of winners “of the’ sormaied then decided to drive IN THE MAGAZINE SEC TION srteecrieed, above, | Smith low Bodie to pinch hit Woltgang tak | Fectages ty ‘igh thon is auth, theieP chines” Tle wrarkss ‘mots Whatever was done—| ing his place. lay claim either to the title of ‘world’s | "a! i i ’ guecessfully on Oldrin ol Te it a Kreat ists Mus snwVeaGE Was benched Jn the it champions”, of to the ‘name. of true qiusosestully on Oldring and Cals All about Lieut. Shackleton’s voyage to the unknown many’ more blows than| Eason's, The Box had all the sacks hallenge were it to an of the covered at the time, and with two ‘Chal te South Polar regions, which he will describe for trying thie th ta Sine ee eer pped me £ it least two for one, August Hermann, Lavinekcy—a ares voart ive Soros | covered at the, me and with owe onal Commission | Ban Johnson, ‘Prew prod deal of The World. duced Gunboat as the “whi vy-| throw was slow atid it looked as if) i’ rener Proadent: afd na a 0 him, “in a. Fe rly op ged hasn't} Weaver beat it... Throwing Weaver B. F. Shibe, President of the when you were Fifth Avenue heiress to wed an American. Her austere bringing-up by law. Tricks by which your mind betrays you. Psycho . F analysis a la Freud. ¢ Marriage by tuning fork. A new scientific theory. eo; 8. F, Bhi Philadelphia Athletics, and Ji Gaftney, President of the Boston Braver urlly munpenden yesterday tei esterday. w Sands followed. the bulleting in tive in theatres or made use to learn of the for- Bray: In the 10. to do it,” he said. “It wae j Wi man in @ poker game who has raised the pot on a four flush and just naturally has to Pr, that other heart or spade. 1 grooved one | knew tl ey Wweuld orack and there was y COUPLE of weeks ago a dee- Patch from Chicago carried :the:information that Mr. James Az Pugh's Disturber II, a forty-foot hydroplane, with 1,800 horse-power motors, had beaten a mile a minute Fournier and Roth. The Cubs won in the fourth. Good walked and was driven home by Zimmerman. The lat- ter counted on Bchulte's sacrifice fly. Opinions of Famous Baseball Men On the World’s Series Situation Speting eum pattling tn H nothing oft for me to do but take Third d last instal t of C Doyle’ INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.—The Indian- }4? Ft 5 Hh 1 an Smanee ird and last instalment of Conan e's war Chovnodore Blackton of the atientc| Mevhit Postal satan dol tues | itiea trattig war Wocked'at"tits' || QEORGE STALLINGS—Our team aid exactly what, 1 thought it]| In golng Stier Bender the Brayen story, “Danger.” ’ ¥. C, owner of the famoys Baby Re-|@ formal ihallengs to fhe winner, of the | AUC ariy! when the Braves ada <1] tt would do. The boys won on thelr merits, I guess the “fans” are be- | changed th Y, ger. nd finally got him. At ¢ Mande V., winner of Atfiérican cham- In the sixth inning, w: ginning to realize now that we havea ball team of real class. The y 6 first the started it by hittt it “ ” plonsittps this year, at once chal. |champlonship. The challenge 1s issued that ine strect throngs thinned || Goubters have been waiting for us to crack since the end of July, but TI the arat ball thinking Barkes would Another mystery story of “Cleek of Scotland Yard, 2 “lover the signature of James A. Ross, Witly: that the loser ident. |] guess we can stand the strain of winning for a few days more, at le ry to put the first one over an t a ab a longed Mr. Pugh to race Baby Re-|Secrotary of the local tonm,,and reads | ADUATCMIZ, ung toe laue of the day CONNIE MACK—We are not discouraged by this setback, but we}|them in the hole. This plan ‘faifea The Wrong Road;” confessions of a bank robber. Hiuige V, 00 de which whe he fener \.Piereby challenge the winners of the| , SPeculators plied @ lucrative trade| I ook forward to a hard series, Bender was not right, He had iittle or || and they ber 2 fo, watt the tadian gut, Only sixteen, beats an old master at billiards, pThe Baby Heliance a twenty, present so-called world series to & con- | ames to be played in this city. “The|| nothing on the ball, Moreover, the Athletics did little or nothing with}! veteran and he was undecided what 1 . and & ninth the “rated |eeeyngT WE World's, championship in| Saiew made were always ata ble mar: || the stick. Rudolph pitched a masterly game, but I think we will havel|to do. He finally made up his mind in of | profit. to get the firat one over, and that is when they got him. One after an- other of the Braves came up and took @ crack at the ball, driving it to the far corners, For the first time in his life the Indian had been outguessed. It was also the first time that he had ever been knocked from the box in a World's Series. better chance against the other Boston pitchers. . JOHNNY EVERS—The way we went after Mack's club with con- versation and ur style of play took the Athletics by surprise. I guess they had never before met quite the same sort of attack—-this running fire of conversation and the pound, pound on all their rs. The surprise took the heart out of them, and then we had them beaten, I believe any club that will go out there and fight this Philadelphia team can beat it. T figure that winning this first game counts for thirty-three per cent, because it puts the Mack team in the position of being forced to win one ed and received for a pair of tickets which were sold at the grounds Gown and dictated just one ‘more | for $10 for three games. Speculators : offered a premium of $1 on purchases Commodore ‘Wm. Hale Thompson, | and nded a@ premium of $3 each oa of apetne Part Warring armies wear invisible colors—An interesting. . color page. a IN THE METROPOLITAN SECTION small clubs champlonshi, GOWDY NEXT TO RUDOLPH IN ! Weather conditions when great speed | Wanored every suggestion | that | Washington Park, Brooklyn, thie atter-|{ to‘get back on even terms. SOpULemITe At last! New York starts a roof bungalow colony. Fipild be pomstple, Me, Hugh made s) Gime Nar ideall of which T ace [20% After eclipsing hie own world’s |{° “Ty Copp An I fgure yesterday's game, it was no criterion of the|| Next to Rudolph in popularity ts The famous Forty-five Club that eats apple pie. Me. Blackton was so ansioua to ant] Oepted unconditionally, as I was |Tecord of 165 feet % inches with the |] arnietica’ real ability. Good pitching, such as Rudolph handed out, is|| Hank Gowdy, the lanky catcher, who q , § Baby Reliance against the big| sincere in wanting to race; then’ {discus from a seven-foot circlo several |} iiapie to make any club look bad, Don’t think for a minute that Phila. || WA discarded by the Glants two Premiums with hair cuts—surest thing you know, wurber that he accepted all the| at last moment you arbitrarily |times in practice at Macomb’s Park | Geiphia was demoralized by the defeat, It was licked badly, and was|| ears af. McGraw change: Aer conditions with the date pro-| change date without consulting | yesterday, Jim Duncan, the star ot |] much surprised, but take It from me, that bunch on the bench atudy- || fram 8 Nite sane tie henne: Midnight snacks free—Broadway’s — y ig a y S new free luncl Posed, Oct, 15. After a long delay be} my convenience. yugh Ai with | {24 Bradhuret Field Club, said be Was |} ing Rudolph for a weakness, National Leaguers tell me he come] | fit of the change. kK ocean Snoeeer ire fro Celeaee | eetarcer tn’ real’ raped, 10% career, “He says he dn bis Jong athletic |} pack. without much rest, and next time he starts the Athletics will make|| In the frat game againat the Ath, idea. hold races % paper rivate trial, bef ¢ jord ofMetally again to-day. a much better showing. letics Gowdy ma clean record ot , Comreviore Binekton wi on can be taken seriously or entitied CHRISTY MATHEWSON—I have been in baseball long enough to || ‘hree stratght hi of which fig- | The gallery comes back to George M. Cohan’s call. been set and all his ar-| to race in cham ot ep cee. Britten Defeats Meran. ured in the sco Last night the know that one victory. does not make a series, and that the Athletics are Hable to come back to-day and pound the Boston club to a pulp, TRNDA careher came fo fhe Rallevies Stratford Hotel to mingie in the rowd, but he passed in and out ‘mong the fans unknown. Until yes- rday it is likely that not ten per ent, of this throng had ever heard of him, Not one man out of ten kuew him by sight, and be 4 4 i, , ‘The management of the Ridgewood A. C., Brooklyn, was compelled to postpone the jockout Brown-Patsy Callahan t_beca hurt hi in training. wack, Britton id Me were substituted and a pang battle rE, with Britton argument. sorry your But Worn trouble for nothing, ber yee ul have no one to blame but Biuuca, 2. STUART BLACKTON, against this one important thing must be taken into consideration, Never before in the history of the present Philadelphia club has the team been beaten by more than one run in the opening battle of the world’s series, To lose by the big score of yeterday means that much of; the confidence is going to fade from the Athletics, , Don’t Forget the Great “Fun Book” and the Comic Section.