The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 22

Dr aetee Se t The Baseball Craze Extends to the Visiting New Yorkers, All of Whom Will Linger Longer Than “a Day or| ,, Two” to See the Games and | Recall Diamond Reminis-| cences, By Roger Batchelder. Belated’ fang continue to stream inty New York to see the rest of Works es. Some of them were unable ke the first cause of business appointmen e@aite a numbsr took the next sin after reading about Tuesday's thril- ler. One of the most prominent of yes- terday’s arrivals was Harry 1. Davis, Governor of Ohio, who came to the Commedore with Mrs. Davis “[ was sorry to miss the first game,” he said before leaving for the Polo Grounds. “I am very fond of base- ball and so is Mrs. Davis; we intend to stay here now until the battle is/ over. In my opinion It is the finest sport we have, and we should encour- age it in every particularly among the boys of this country.” Mayor James W. Fleming of Troy, N: Y, came down at the last moment Westerday and decided to forget ais about running his city until the games game be- but to m way, are over. Other officials who came to the Biltmore yesterday were Law- rence B. McKelyy, County Judge of | Saratoga County, and J. L. W. Powe.l| of Washington, a member of the Ship- | ping Board. | New arrivals at the Commodore include Paul L. Butler, Cambridge, Mass.; James F. Abbott, Washington Carlton Underwood, Binghamton; A. G. Rumpf, South Bend, Ind.; James McMartin, Albany: | T. E. Jarrard, Kokomo, Ind.; A. Grinalds, Norfolk, Va.; M. F. Dunn, Fitchburg, Mass.; Chapman, Woodstock, Vt. and R. B. Benjamin, | Ohicago. : heeds The Belmont’s new registrants in- clude Frederick P. Royce, Bosto: Allen C. Orrick, St. Louisi C. A. + | Jackson, Mich. and John ar, | Chicago. That hotel is the head-| quarters for California fans, who in- | clude James W. Coffroth, Leon Wing, | Bin Lange, rchbishop | Hanna, | Bishop Cantwell, Justus 8. Wardell, C. W. Steines, Will *, Humphrey Wiliam P. Filmer, Fr ling, Robert M. Eyre, er, Frederick C. Clift, Ha man, Robert Green and Mrs. R. F. MoCloud. Tt is reported in the hotels that travellers on ships on their way to this country from foreign ports are greatly excited about the big series. Many have hopes of arriving in town soon enough to see the last games. ‘The returns of all games have been sent in detail by wireless from the | Commodore, which is the press headquarters, and it is said the voyagers stand at the bulletin board as though at a ticker, and wait eagerly for the accounts of the plays. | eee | PAWTUCKET RUNNING A RIVAL EVENT. | “Back home they are getting ready | om Saturday,” | from for a big celebration reported a St..James guest Pawtucket, R. I, who is wate series. “My town will be 3d Avenue and 121st Street 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue ; al It’s Great for Dancing. $1 Deposit. 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No need to wait any longer for the things your home needs, porn Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings Hariem Store Open Monday Evenings Also Cowperthwait & Sons “Oldest Furniture House in America’ 3d Ave. and 121st St. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue Between City Hall ‘Sub’ Station and Chatham Sq. “L” Station. aving lavishly dec put at all his left it was being Tablets will be spots, and the feature of the day wily F ARRIVED. baguth iiiee ware ce uouly FARTHEST FROM HOME, jeage players will take part. 8 Willlto NewYork to te ITOCUR The bch Babe Ruth then slammed| “The New Yorker For a Day or be great gam quarrel is Joe Paige of Montreal and erfect homer, which landed far| Two” who came to attend the series hen you are & back to 6€@) St. Johns, who staying at the OUt Jn the b » I standing |and is farthest from home is Thomas suggested the re} Prince Goorge, Joe went to Canady Cenind the pit " (as the men| W. Hayselden of Seattle, who is at the ‘The visiting fan omiled and shook | years ago, when tuly eames jy TOMPed home and ‘the slugger made| McAlpin. He says he has never missed his head vogue were poker and kindred spo: rounds | saw that he missed sec-'a seric: ib rated He introduced the American game o “AS OTHERS SEE US.” | base td. Was Yesparieible for the Md t ball town if Canada baseball league ver was one,’ remarked a is havin, Breat time nd de- flajestic guest trom Toledo, “I that this series is the best i a business tcip scheduled for orting event that had attended this week, and T never gave the | for some time World's Series a thou Every- . a thing went well Monday, but on WHY HE'S STILL WITH US. Tuesday when T made my rounds| “When Meusel forgot to touch first [ cowdn't find anybody on the jot base Tuesday, and was called out, I “Mb Smith ia at the Polo |was reminded : Grounds,’ I was invariably told whieh I was ‘Come around early in the morn. 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