KEEPING IPACE WIT EVENTS' EDITED by WAGNER I

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OPEN GATES FOR WHITE SOX FANS JOYFUL UP AN D DOWN 'HEW YORK GAMES SPORT STREET AS CUBS WIN FROM GIANTS PLATERS DEFY JOHNSON. VAT 9 IH The action of American league YouN KEADYI1ADE j baseball players in defying the author EEDNTWEAR Speculators Ask $100 for Tickets As Teams Get ity, of President Ban Johnson has NeWtTorK. Oct. 6. If there e an Ready for aroused the anger of Ban and he - of superstitious r Tirst Gajne JIomorrow has sent the Baseball Writers' associa Be Handsomely And Becomingly jamisoal- nudxr' tion to 'temjpeiramenlal players on the a letter, asking it prohibit possibly starts members of the association from writ, team wtnch. Join McGraw 6 Dressed-et- , to- Chicago, Oct. The Giants arrived1 for three Innings. Fletcher made a ing a" story of the series under the Tailor tthe White Sox at Chicago in name of a against of the worlds the enemy town fromPhiladelphia freak, home run .off 'James in the first player. morrow, the first game at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon inning when he bowled one the It is a well known fact that the ball s loat NOTLJ,ife along . write their own stor- No More merles, already and and' half an hour later they trotted third base line, the ball finally escap- players don't Pay. Many 'ball players out on the field of the Cubs for an ex ing through a hole in the left field ies. They sell their names to a pa It m the Giants Insist that prece- hose, accu-fwc- Ti hibition whirl with the Bruins. . The fence for a per and then pay a regular writer to set-n- vibe- - with minute complete trip. - p o: dent tfoltowed, that National League went Fletcher compose the article.- The comfortable, refined, gentlemanly And it Is In Just this point champions narrowly escaped an injury Eddie Collins Sox ..of down with a clatter by a score of in to make a one-hand of of the White is jMofHbe ecEpected and usual parts trying stop announced as one de- Custom now costs no more than to the series will he lacking, as 6. a hard hit ball by Deal in the fifth inn. players who has Tailoring yotrplan ' 4S of the The regulars played nntil the sixth ing. Itwas a hard chance fied Johnson's Orders. But Ban does Harry SN. Hempstead, president particularly not know how he can Col- for Suit or Overcoat. Econo- biaai will not go to Chicago to see inning, when McGraw sent in his and Fletcher got only one finger in penalize pay readymade ."but lins. If he tried to bar Ed-di- from start the ' annual ;, classic youngsters. To be very, truthful, the front of it, that was The his team plenty. . ' " the series would no demands that do without ' ft- - ' "' '' fellows Bluff call nail the Chicago fans my longer you big from Coogan's did ripped! the loose on the first howl. win exert not of Perhaps he will 'impose a big ; all-wo- Hacnpstead insists that he drive terror to any Chicago hearts finger Uris'ithrowing hand. Fletcher the ol the lonsT-distance vic- - fine, on the after the series. teUhia power for with their exhibition. Indeed, . Clar-- . noppea about like a; man who had player dependable fabrics, super win implore fate or what ence Eowland and his White Sox, sit- caught his finger In the JamO of a ior and the vast torysvartd Is that helps all players ting in the grand stand and minus door. Hartford fans will send a delega- workmanship, improvement ' to tion to' the of the to add a sting McGraw was . opening game ' jaohiiewigTefutneaB fright wigs and mysterious brogans, very anxious general world's series next On his in that clothes cut to meas- jTh Gttaots toato and strength to the got up in a body after the third in- issimo until hie got a good look at the Tuesday. appearance only HtenTpsteaiai declares he all-round ar first the Kauff krttchet'a arm. ning, and, an ear-to-e- damaged digit when his star tripto; plate Benny, ho has looked cracking came sbortshop will be with a gold headed ure can bring you. sacrificing a pleaspro ' grin, left the with the re- into the bench. presented - to park cane on of ad- kforwad to for four years simply mark that "the athletes from the Har- That ended the exhibition behalf his Hartford Kenr'Toric patrons of the sport lem With flo.muca McGraw mirers. It's all right so long as they At 818 and $20 you may wear a Tailored-to-ord- er k9ira arrange-Wwn- ts River didn't have anything new at stake, called and - didn't make an headed cane. . v tei fcest of protection or amazing to show them.'' in- an Ms stars and sent the Rookies it ivory Suit or Overcoat, minus all the defects you find in ready-- to fce played here : ' Also if the Chicago fans who ex- out to prance about. . Robertson slav made and possessing all the points of superiority found in ErueKtay. , Pitcher Jim Shaw of and. "Wednesday. pected to bet a little on ed right field for a while, sun Washington the of Custom work. ; A? lithe last minute it was found that money this wearing won a $600 bonus beat- highest type need- series have beenfwaitlng for better glasses.; Kignt ffleld-o- n the White Sox yesterday by UonMHsrecttag head was vitally lot is a - or ing the Red Sox in the' closing game , JC than even money the chances are that nesting place- Old Sol's rays, led (here--- to take charge the ticket . of the season and his . sec-- will now take the rubber ana. Kwoertson nad Georsre Bum'. thereby getting u, rrwimiwMila.. John M. .Foster, they oft the smoked 15th victory. As Washington was a ovEjear-,- j to ban-id- le pet roll and give the spectacles on In anticipation '506 of ths cluto, was willing wondering - heavy financial loser on the season tout when asked. Wank. Gotham ites the best of the odds. oi a sunny iav onnnei- thorn, point As, a matter the 'bonus money must have been a 50 s-- H froster-MInke- of and The defeat didn't seem to of fact, it would not be f fc t f i a couple times " hother from Griffith. I hff fi - present Manager Winitted he would like to see the the Giants - any. They looked upon surprising to see Burns switched to .ot that side - no the as of the White Sox because rtea- 'Eddie Branmcs; made game strictly an exercise gal- he hasn't an lot, Pollanrd, the negro halfback, the Caot that he wanted to be lop after Uje tiresome ride from Phil- equal, in that position. whose work a member of the over ; . The town seems to' 'as 'AtQep to tfeAS' !tthe front to see the boys go adelphia. None of McGraw's real be baseball mad Brown eleven created such y - and the scramble University flirt top- at Chicago. 'Brannicfc and j hopes went to the mound. for the precious sensation in Tale ' series the game last -- left tickets is still on ven- 1 are in C2i3caro, which it Demarec. who probably will not with a - season, will play with the Providence Your satisf actioa is assured we most ssiV'- 1 up toMr. Hempstead to start his team start m-- or guarantee only any the world's series is Steam Rollers this year. Jack Flynn, ex- j, games, for New York and the It estimated here that 300,000 peo- dependable woolens and linings will be used, only ' SQrhrHtomp-rtead?TOsterda- pitched the Lawrence baseball manager who ; womnaomeedtilby Cubs whaled him ple are hoping to get into the White It would be until thev were .ox. Ball is managing the Steam Rollers, wants pert workmanship will enter in the making, fit and style that there , Al was. park at one and the same seats. He dizzy. pounded for sixteen time. Men to bring his team here to play the .potoHo sale, of reserved hits in all, but the real heart were, around the hotel Co. must be perfect or your money back without argument. ifi 9.000 tier eats pang lobbies American Chain but is asking Glared, that the upper came wnen mcuraw had to sit there last night. offering' j'lOO for a such a that And our direct Woolen Mills connections enable us to fantS box seats had ibeen taken oy on series set. The club owners have large guarantee Manager, Lmenflsers the bench and se his castoff, Lit- to gone of the Chain eleven is hes- of the 14 other clubs in. the great extremes in Kearney ' save $10 on other rjeliable tailors' for tle Peter kin KUduff, bust into checking- the ,i you fully prices any kwo leaigaesv friends of the contesting speculators. They have hired detec- itating. we . jjteanas local Demaree. for four hits, one of them tive Suit or Overcoat may make for youy and paitrons of the game a. double shooed two ad have asked the Chicago Pwftovannuauy uy seats Tor trie sea-- that in runs.' newspapermen,, Everett Nutter, the peppery out Peter .seemed to be him- - report any attempt fielder ' of the New Haven has ion. '. There were so few reserved enjoying at ticket bartering. is club, was found to self to the last degree. There was a If it found that gone, to work as a hrakeman on the 'p.oa.ts'rthat it impossible any have changed hands they will be ilst any of them for the general pufb- - deal of satisfaction,, however, tn see refused: at the New Haven road. During the season ing Big Jim Vaughn get a gate, no matter what Nutter had a great habit of throwing drubbing price was paid for them. . All the lower grand stand and his cap on the ground if he made an ?MiMMAera seats at the Polo Grounds error. IT he tnrows nis cap down pgfafilf ywia t unreserved and will be sold on GREAT while the old freight train is breez lhedar of each. game. There are a ATHLETES BIG CROWD SEES ing along. Nutter will have to .carry 1134 MAIN STREET, isriflw more than 5,000 of these seats. a hat rack, with him to make up for NEXT TO BORSEN'S. OPEN EVENINGS. The gates will be opened at 9 a. m. on TO MANAGE the caps he loses. the anornlng of the game and seats KiOFC. UPSETS III RACES " I wQ beaoM on the Idea of first come. Joe Kelley. The Oriole pitching staff tfflrstf mrtcd. Only one seatT wiH be III was composed of Gleason, Esper, SOLDIERS TO SEE oM to i each at the winforty. PURSE Hawks and Hemming: Baltimore Of person ISOLDjERS CAMPS AT D BURY $10,000 Tem- Talk land ' he porPhaser must! agree to go All FAIR looked like a sure winner of the Sports ,1no the5all immediatelv after ple Cup, on the: face of - the returns. ANNEX AND ARMY park - ,. KHAYYAM but' Orioles not feeotningtiis or her ticket. Washington, Oct. athleticsl OMAR the did take a solitary CURTAINS ON BASEBAIJX ianouryi Oct. 6 An audience of one of the post-seas- contests. - " l" "" ne New ' mieiMwtoad, win prectade any specu- " morant P3" 12,000 people saw the favorites de The Torkers made it four PLAY ON SUNDAY Hark, from the lot a doleful sound; of tickets1 his will 1 recreation features, which are RACE Amos Rusie two of piUlon. in city and being feated in two of the three races aU VS.HOURLESS straight, twirling The last man is called "out;"v , f tf iww. am&w vuouwv vj iia.vu tx i yivviuoQ vll me various ann? en-- the games for the Giants, and Jouett Te faithful fans come feather 'round ' Jtlcfcwfi the Danbury Fadr. , two. scandal such as 800108 to have yesterday. In te Meekin annexing the other John New Oct. 5.-- the Annex And: give' a. final shout: c Haven, 2:17 trot Helen? was-blci- Wilstar o Oct 6 Conditions for Ward was manager of the Giants in 80 The win, In Baltimore,' field Sunday afternoon at 2: o'clock season's dead. ;dys. Farther to prevent any scalp- of the of Columbus Commit- - while the 2:21 trot Grace Still-- the race between- Omar Khayyam 1894. At the beginning of the year The last word's from working, offers Knights man was tne he secured Meekin from the Annex football team will open said; Hempstead .tfiA ATI. Wftr . TY favorite; When the were at Washington, iNow iailr rwvuard! 260 ...vmApHiriHoaW...Kf, W A1IV,11 and Hourless agreed upon their season aril will foe pitted against go back, to your homes; of for the arrest and been, horses came, on the track. afternoon Rich and Catcher "Duke" Farrell was also com- And Kxmviotiomof found epec-- instriisted the work of erecttn? the race hniv.r Laurel yesterday by ' the Niantic Soldiers, who will be ye may weep any Illegally recreation lovers received some sur ard F. Carman, Wilfrid bought from the same club. Many of to from And lose much sleep ( ULfunnHC in taofeets. buildings, and which with representing old-time- rs posed in addition the pick prises. Helen Wilstar led until the owner of Omar and other famous were on the now Until next comes. - , TlcMCs will abe, Bold at the government aut&orizatlon, will do a last Vlan, Khayyam, side. were several thousand men, encamped April ' Eighth share of quarter in the first heat of the Bamuel C. Hildreth, acting for August Giant The latter a strong number of New- - Haveners, :aveuueantrazMses'on1y, and afcimlssion large the work of providing trot, but Crown but did not have the there, a .o a wpper stand reserved for the social, religious and recrea-- t.ki King came from Belmont, owner of Hourless. combination, they who have in the past' few years The Cleveland Indians have made a i tt grand behind and a burst of stellar the Orioles. - fteectJboBt-wr- 1 UonaJ TJncle by speed nosed The colts will race one mile and a talent possessed by starred with the Glee cluto good this which In : 8e from the "ts of Sam's fighting -- Washington showing year, Speedway out the favorite at the wirn 136 on Disastrous as was their experience In measure due- - s temiaMumfrto the , grounds. Btath the I ' quarter, each carrying pounds, and the Annex eleven. a great to Lee in the second the Series, the Orioles . Eoppe Jcww. windows on I From a list of 2,000 heat Helen WiIrbk Oct. 11, good day. and track. The as Temple Cup The JSTianti-- Soldiers will be led efforts. Leet will be retained as man. and ticket nearly appli and Crown came the -- - Who 2!SEhth wvenae- - I oants more .160 King had a pretty duel sociation will give a purse of $10,000 right back, and captured the Annex .by "Red" Qiriim, for next season. side of the park than secretaries have uatll the was in in 1896 against ager (but I pee selected, and In rto stretch, reached, when for the event, and Edward B. Mc pennant 1895, and again when has been elected captain of the w opened, if the pougenUon addition the mare 1897 ' too the .windows I utese a number of assistants will drew away and won by two Lean, of Washington, will add a gold and SoSdiers eleven. Quinn captained the Most of the big league managers are" ?ts great .opposite large iHiiKi.ua. rne - ,t.n eMeaj0CattoirwlU.be closed and 1 o required. In making these an Horsemen and in( cup of the value of $2,600 to become Washington Glee club last year and busy now building up teams and' ,tlnfet wm toe sotd only from the I Pointments the applicant's ability to iacet racjc ioilowers believed thai the property of the owner of the win he announced yesterday that he will dreams for next year's diamond bat- rrrotKtd floor "windows. atfr. EDemp-- 1 neien wilstar was in form and would ner. The for a day bring with ' him as team members Art tle. Pennants for the 1918 season encourage and promote athletics of take the two provision good ffteaot- asmsea-ral- l who want to pur--I all kinds has been taken Into con. remaining heats without and track was insisted upon- by Hild. Kapitske and Ozzie Krahl, also of last are already flying in every big league !imse JlKJUiAs t WIK will' I Nearl-s- auncuiry, Dut the reverse was some to be" Red Glee club Gould, on ride to tha sideration. tha sntiiiimnt. case the reth. ,On other date year's aggregation. team the map. on I are and Crown the Cross at Mr. McLean will Browning, King last year's 'XLedford High school uieettrvuea. to getr off at college men and. aevpra.lnf tTiom last two King captured Day Laurel, strew am avenue and I have themselves" heats and the race, add another cup to a feature event. guard,1 and "Viebfanz, the Connecticut Stockholders of the Cubs have up- - ; t""1" juignrn distlnguisfaed in var taking inter-scholasti-c the final heat in & star. -, lous branches of sport. ' . fast time. Company held President Weeghman and Man.- i TTba ames Newt Doctor H. have been made with in iSork "wOI start Clarence Mansion,' who is In charge gave the horsemen a sur- Cardinals and Beds Arrangements ager Mitchell in the policy of spend- ifprotnttty .at 2 o'clocb each afternoon. of the of Columbus prise in the 2:21 trot by takine the the commanding officers of Troop A money for players. Weeghman t Two tancbihave-tbee- Knights building race from Grace and iMw which are stationed now at ing engaged to keep at Gettysburg, Pa., is a post-graduate Stillman, the favor "Win Browns will accordingly be given a war chest th eacly' crowd from .growing too ite, in straight heats. Grace Stillman Against Niantic, to give all members of 'both of to new student at the Catholic University of WOOL commands a leave of absence for the 8200,000 be used for buying America, and was formerly a baseball pushed Doctor H in the initial heat, And Cleveland Club ALL players. The owners of the Chicago mo not nave tne speed to win. A day, and it is expected that at least " was use and basketball star at St. Mary's Col 1,600 of the uniformed men will be on team realize that it by the special race was to B. wads of that the New Tork lege, Notre free-for-a- arranged replace 'fact. won of cpfn klAnVARD) Kentucky. Hugh Daly, a a ll Cincinnati, Cincinnati hanki to see the game. A detail of SO big VARSITY Dame University football star, - and that did not have the of the Ohio series frohi SUITS Giants and Chicago White Sox have required number, of entries. Four the first game of the members of Troop A, it is said. series if James Sanford. who in addition to be norses Cleveland here yesterday by .11 to 2 will police the field the entire built up world's teams, and ing a short distance runner, was also were, entered and B; M. show. Coumbe during money can do anything, the Cubs are ed The locals hit Bagby and to AND game, and an exceptionally large ' AT7RAK1I1IG assis&nt t his heels to the other three com to have a hummer of TABLE manager of athletics at all corners of the lot in the sixth and crowd is , ... going teamj " In each of the expetced. ' Notre Dame University, have both. petitors three heats. seventh Innings, scoring five 'runs in next season. been , to appointed secretaryships. each frame. ; The score1 by innings: B train-- Sanfora. Is located at- - OVERCOATS George S. Davis has come hack to Cambridge,iMasai Oct. A 1 Camp Custer, K.rl.lU FORDHAM PLAYS an f football I Kal110 reei, jmcn, wnue JJaly is be AV0R1TES dEATEH Cincinnati 000 10550 11 16 0 the national pastime. George is. IngtW&.or pbdJSaTVard one " (N) not as at ing held in reserve for of the f 0 2 9 2 x LOW AS old timer, and returns, a playr., (teanxvwas started today the 'Varsity Cleveland (A) 00000002 AS , - b Club, where twenty-on- e of southern camps now in course of con Batteries Toney and Bagby er, but as assistant,, manager of the - struction. A Wlngo; ALLENTOWN TODAY Louis Browns. Davis, covered ?the squad- will gather for breakfast. AQUEDUCT RACE Conmoe, Morton and O'Neil. v St - - W. R. Walsh,-wh- has for the world's J The- eleven had a hard scrimmage taken charge ) Bhortstop champion i witn? me zreshmen after-- of the Knights of Columbus work as St. Louis, Oct. 6.' Doak held the St. 15-ox- White Sox in 1906. His managec. , ' yesterday noon'-rwhlch- at is New 5 Fielder Is now ruler of the after thirty minutes of secretary Cainp, Meade, Md, New Tork, Oct BFavorites were Louis Americans to six scattered hits Tork, Oct The Fordham Jones, play, resulted in a scoreless tie. graduate of St. Francis Xavier's Col and the St. Louis Nationals eleven will face its first hard contest Browns, and they have always been Inter-scholas- beaten in five of yesterday ' Nova Scotia, and holds tic the six races run at of the season meets the close friends. Davis came to the Once lege, ' the won of fall- today when it -- the 'Varsity worked the ban the second game the series, Cleveland back In 1893. ' bto tho tearafs ten-yar- d record for the mile run Aqueduct yesterday. Manganse, a 8 to 1. well, but Red Cross eleven at Allentown, Pa. Giants from flrat.year mark the maritime of to ran Davenport .pitched ' This is of He was at the time one of the heaviest i to lose rtt tin an for- - among provinces i cnanc, third in opening received poor support. The score by team composed exclusively tonly intercepted - te .. Canada..- Wallah is a: post-gradua- event. xn me second, a ateemlfN-yma- former stars. The locals will hitters in the National League. He tward pass. Horween and Blanchard innings: , bf the ad college student at the Catholic of m wmcn omy two horses an Regardless tenter the minus the services of played third base for the Giants when themselves - University started, R.H.B. fray ' distinguished during the other. 1 to 2 from the . down the field' for the America. His assistant at Camp chance failed. Miss Kru Nationals 1 3 8 vance' in all materials pur "Bill" Erwig, the star back. Colletti they won the Temple Cup 'jam 'Varsity, Meade is J. A. of vrmno vfx me 60011000 Orioles in 1894. In re- Awhile Church had one , Tooroey Philadel- ' uura1 race, was Americans 0 1 $ 5 will break into the backfield at full Baltimore end run . of who tne successful 00000010 the same. Davis has acted as co&cn ...... - J il. phia has been engaged in Cath- ' solitary public choice remains back. Dempsej and Frisch will be cent years' " .i.vj 1U UUQ BUmilJ- - Batteries Doak and Snyder; Dav price with ; jama olic social work in for Brooks, purchased a year last the halves and Brennan the for college teams. His duties b mage. Philadelphia, ' ago enport, Sothoron and Severeid. quarter- ' several years and who is well known spring as a steeplechase prospect, is back. . the Browns wiU consist of scouting The freshmen play their opening , . I In the Quaker City as a promoter of luaKing gooa ior Josepn.E. Davis. . Coach McCaffery gave the players and coaching. r game Saturday wlO, Dean Academy at anaauT atnietics. i esteraay, carrying 145 World's Series Doesn't There's not as much a team Ben pounds light drill yesterday. The got a "col B.UUW11 tll UI1 against Wyvis, under 150, he not Decide Which for- going in fine fashion in the signal The delicacy of the German diplo- athletes engaged in Knights of Co- only beat the imported horse, but Always money in it for us as drill and all. hands are in good shape. mats confirms the suspicion that the lumbus War Work is Charles made a new record of 4:08- - 4-- 5 for A 22 will German school of must be a' Leonard Hopes Eloran Dorlas, tne two Is Better but we in squad of players make the diplomacy who for three years held the atten- "about miles" course in the Aggregation merly expect trip besides the coach, trainers, man- part of the Krnpp cannon foundry. Bout "Will Train Him tion of football critics by reason of Aqueduct field. creased sales will make ager, and rooters.- - his sensational playing' as quarter- Three horses Brooklyn. Andes and The world's series, interesting as it RESULTS OFTESTERDATS GAMEStX j For Britton Encounter of the Notre Dame Trite which in the fourth, fifth and does not afford a' true test of the .. 'a. . - - - back University is, up for that. ....- football' team. Dorias was as sixtn races, respectively,' appeared to of the teams involved. Mike O'Dowd Puts ' picked De - playing ability National League. an sure winners when less than- v New'iTork. Oct. 5 Benny Leonard. the quarterback. He is a fur Bush league clubs have often defeated 1 now of long from the stand, were beaten at star in Out Willie Laughlin Brooklyn 5, Boston (first). Lworlds meets director athletics at Dubuque ' major organizations single 1 lightweight ohamplon, Iowa. tne outcome. For half a mile the. no believes Boston 4, Brooklyn. 2, (second). Vic Moran, the of . the College; Dubuque, Dorias will games, but fan that the Remember we use no In the Second Bound I champion be to sixtn race, a handicap of seven fur- would a Standing of the Clubs. Soutlf, at. the Harlem club permanently assigned a Knights two-year -- minor aggregation stand Sporting of Columbus center longs, for olds, seemed to be series. The .race cloth which is not all W. L. P.C. Efcere this This will Leon-- recreation in the a-- chance in a long for . evening. be f "' reduced to match between Samuel New Oct 6 Mike O'Dowd New Tork 98 66 .636 last bout on near future. a real trial of strength. This was , Tork, : ard's before he takes Ross' Ballymooney and Captain E. B. wool. scored a knockout over K-- O. Philadelphia . . . . 87 65 .673 t Jack Britton at the Harlem on Oct. Cassatt's never better demonstrated than in the quick 78 76 .606 -- 1 At last a wrestler has done some- Trite. Keagh on Bally- series 23 Willie Laughlin before a capacity Cincinnati , 19. .... mooney and Campbell on Trite rode as Temple Cup played just St Louis 82 70 .639 I ' Vie Moran one useful. Earl Craddock of years ago this week, Oct 4 to 8, crowd, at the Clermont Sporting club is of the 'few men thing if their mounts were the only starters. $35.00 lasfc Chicago . . 74 - 80 .487 f who VlAJK fniif-i- t , T.onnarH In rh laat Anita, la., who claims thew orld's 1894. The contestants were the Bal- in Brooklyn night. .The end They kept close company until fin came in the second when .Boston ...... 72 81 .471,. has been drafted and 5. timore Orioles, winners of ' round, ''.few months who has been able to go championship, ' a half' run 1:178-- pennant v 70 . 81 i ' ' v ishing in Unable - South Bethle- Brooklyn ...... " .464t accepted. . the National and the New O'Dowd flattened the the limit with the title holder; On to endure the League, . ,. 61 108 longer pace Bally- Tork Giants, who finished second in - hem phenom with a right swing to Pittsburgh ...... the occasion of their former mooney retired and Trite soon ' x ' i meeting enjoy- ' the f . ' I Moran gave an excellent account of The fans- should bear in mind that ed an advantage of two open the race. - , Other Suits and Over jaw. ' American difference " lengths Orioles were was outclassed froVn the League. , himself, but has since there is an .hour's in the to The Undoubtedly the Laughlin 4.-- . declared that and promised romp home, but soon 5, Boston' 4. he was not at his best. " time between here and Chicago, and and E, better, team. Hanlon's men had start "A series of body punches Washington '' 2 Johnny McTaggart" Joseph coats to second W. He believes an although the games . will start at demonstrated that face in the up had him groggy. In the round, that he has excellent Widener's imported colt Trompe La regular . . . .100 64 .649 ' chance of at least Leon- - p. m. in the Windy City it will be Mort dispelled- the- Trite illusion. season, which they finished with a after a minute of fighting, O'Dowd Chicago outpointingV. . 1 . 89 ITtia On..Vaw.A. A the same as 8 o'clock here. McTaggart, by a well judged ride, percentage of .695, the highest in floored his opponent with a left hook, Boston .... Balti- and rushed Cleveland . . . 88 66. .67VTB ; and has gained a large follow- reserved his mount for a dash through eight ' years. In Hanlon the upon arising Laughlin punch ' - . 78 75 ...' '. Brewers' Associa more team had . one of - . : into the knockout O'Dowd Detroit .61,0 by his succsses in the . The United States the last five hundred yards, and when the ablest 1269 MAIN- ST., punch. " ing ring. convention Atlantic in the of i 162 to s ; 73 .79 .4SS1 tion, in at City, he brought up, a comparatively fresh pilots history, the game, and .; VW5 Cor- - St. weighed pounds Laughlin' Washington of Chape , FLORAS, BOUQUETS N. J voted to increase the wages of colt,. Trite was unable to withstand the line-u- p included such baseball 157. ,.. .. . New . 71 82 . .464 in-- of-th- e -- - 87 87 - AND DESIGNS. employes all branches in him. .That ride .was immortals"- as John McGraw, St Louis . .8T4 JTOHN' KECK - St.. SOW ' v Keeter i Farmer iWant Ads. One Cene srrWord PhfiadelpMa-- , .3V-S- ' -- dustry. fc i nT' 1 A til 'nghleJsnmSigB.'jiny Y..t.i