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-- T FINAL- - Giants, In that he has been exempted '(f STANDINGS. from military service, another great GRIFFS BOAS;t SOX mental relief. . T FULLERT0N PICKS WHITE TO BE AMERICAN. PROF. DINK OFFERS HIS "Managers McGraw, Giants, has) Im w. iPct.i vr. uret. edge over Rowland, White Sox, be- Cnloaxa... IV 14 fM Wssh'toa. 74 7 .414 cause he ha now recovered from his Beaton.... M CI JM New Tork. 11 a ,M 11,500 fine, and win be allowed all a BUT CHAMPIONS OF WORLD AFTER SERIES CUrsIand It H 470 Et. Loots,. 57 I? .t70 BIG SERIES COMPARISON leeway necessary, in .300 HITTER, Detroit.... 7S n 54 5 the while Rowland JI0 PhlladeU. j works for Coralskey, who used to be a player, therefore, more -- victory. sports- Testerdaya Ga and. knows a By HUGH S. FtTLLERTOlT. His methods are not Boston, 4. every thing than Ma manlike they Wufctsxton. I; about little hired Chicago's White Sox ought to win Final Fijnires nor fair, but are darned By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. )V RICE IS CLOSE UP series, provided (accent effective. In tht season he gains the world's (Amended). -- NATIONAL. "Now that it begins to look as If tell him anything, thus causing hlaa "In summing up, the shrewd reader mm on the provided) they apply their me- mucn or riding" umpires. rreu wjlf" note I. lay all stress upon no secret he has the W. UPct. the Giants would meet the White Sox to that chanical strength properly. that "t Zt .CM "Center field Giants, and metal phenomena. the reader pos- tne majority of umpires. ViirZn CBiease. 74 so .411 for the world's championship, I tender Kauff. If The last week has seen a material Giants. Sox. phiudt... it a sn Boston.... 7i IX .4TJ Felsch. White Sox. It looks like an sesses sufficient phenomena, he should gain In strength by Chicago team, But In a world's series the methods St. Louts. Brooklyn., tl II 4(4 1 to yu U1 expert comparison of the even break, with names like those. no difficulty In picking win- The Griffmen have nnlshed up their the First base 137 1379 BllTl J (1 have the a slight loss In mechanical of McGraw are not effective. Man- Ctacln... .. Tl .SM Pitts...... IS JO . teams. Print. It. by all means, that "Right field Lelbold and Murphy. ner." XS17 300 and Second 1366 1407 rig-Idl- season without a hitter. base... agers and players are great-hearte- strength by the Giants. In other suppressed the d public will make no White Sox, have more arms and legs Right then In came three large men Bimrny Rica atrove valiantly to make Shortstop 1283 1259 The umpires possess absolute TnterdiT Guui between them Giants, words, the Giants are not quite as Brooklyn, Bomton. mistakes in backing the winner." than Robertson, In uniform and took the professor class, but dropped back Third base 1146 1141 powers. There Is no tendency on the I: 1. but this apparent advantage, may be the aelect well prepared to go Into the world's part BtMton, i; Brooklyn, 2. So. spoke Prof. H. Inky Dink, A. B, away. until he let the palm slip from his series as they were a fortnight ago. Left field 1144 1097 of the American League umpa to overcome if the latter will wear tan From Anacostla today came a re Center field.... 1194 1232 be rather too strict against McGraw. C. D B. F. 0 as he entered The shoes, which are lighter. port Krai p. The changes In condition and In Dan- that Prof. Dink has been affected Right 1022 996 That Is, they are looking for chances Washington Times' sports department "Pitchers Clcotte. RuiseU, ex- .1 Rice Is just shy of the .300 mark strategy that have taken place all field.... to suppress SHAW WINS HIS BONUS forth. Williams, by too close study of the basebsil Sox. Catchers 1497 1644 him. This Is natural, and and calmly and pleasantly accepted a and Faber, White perts for the past few weeks. Ha content with .299. al- appear to favor the White he pays for past Sox, have great advantage over Ben- and has to rest Rowland's belated move In sending Pitchers 2127 2266 his reputation. good cigar, just left behind by win recover. He Is one of the greatest of base- BY TAKING LAST GAME ton, Sallee, Sehupp. Perrltt. and c" though official figures mar Give him Weaver to short and keeping McMul-li- n a theatrical advance agent. And this Tesreau, Giants, In they j r necessary figures ball generals, a marvel at outguess- that have 5 the point. Unoff leal at third may prove the deciding Totals 12163 12321 ing opponents and an Is what Prof. Dink had written: oeen racing Ty codd. Tria speaker. CANDOR WIN8 TITLE. artist In the George Slsler, Babe how Rice to have collected a 299 point of he entire, season. Last attacking end game. be- fV-I-lm "In comparing two dabs. Ruth, and Happy of the He BOSTON, Oct. Shaw suc Felsch. all season. Thus, they Robert Candor Is 1917 Home Club mark, with Clyde Milan hitting at .293. March, when I was busy doping the lieves In getting and In scien- ceeded where Doc Ayers fell down, It is necessary to go Into details far will singles champion. teams. I took It for granted" He will try all the harder, because deeper than merely those connected enter the series with the exultant The speedy left Horace Milan made up lost time In that of the clash between himself and tific getting of runs. Hs gets more for the big Plttsburgher won his 1500 spirits hander defeated "Doc" Greene in the season Rowland would play his team that runs per hit than any , with batting, fielding and pitching. of boys Just released from the last few weeks of the the management, but the truth Is and bonus by defeating the Red Sox, 8 to greater be school. The Giants will have no ter- final round In Potomac Park In a way, I figured the best possible be-f- or There are other things to against pitchers and has and up top he plays the stagss of the game 4. In the final game of the season five-s- et engagement, was McMullIn third Herzog Is not tq his form compared. Follow me closely. rors for them whatever. taking the honor average 292, point shy combination at de- better. 3-- 0-- 2. 0. 7-- an of just a physically either In attack or some 300 shivering fans. Ayers basemen Gandtl, White Sox. "Catchers SehaHc. Whits Sox. fi at 341 and 8. Doubles fer brother Clyde. Ed Gharrlty's hit-tin- and Weaver at short. Rowland Is of an entirely different games "First stronger- - entirely fense. and Shaw had to win fifteen to has edge over Holke, Giants, In that than Raridea or McCarty, matches will start today. while he played was creditable. I figured that Weaver was The long draws-ou- t achedule adopt type. He Is a great manager of men. get their bonus. Ayers was defeated too ball player to be He geta results he Is the only bankrupt In the big Gharrlty soaked the pill for a .286 valuable a ed by the National Commission also because he keeps his Wednesday, and fell short by Just leagues. To no third base, and the men working and they ad- wit, he has worries on mark. Just a point ahead of , wasted at that affects the figures. It reduces me because that mueh. his mind, of grsat advantage in a who was going like a house afire weakest man on the Infield belongs the sub pitchers, and adds mire and love him rather than fear Shaw pitched steadily value of On good and deserved close contest. Besides he has the K. when injured and forced to retire at third, where he has fewer chances to the value of the fellows who will him. the fielKhe Is not, a no came ..I t. . . .7 viciory, especially as O. record, having put to sleep Lore from the line-u- to spill the beans. Rowland elected do the work. t. "linisthrough with a solid drive to center Bader, of the Red Sox. Holke's name Ml?. MAN HAVE YOV TRIED There Is a big gap In the hitting to play Rlsberg at short and Weaver The ten days have been very his worst fault Is In overestimating m last acuity or own men. for two bases that scored two tallies. has never appeared In any but the TUtT MMk . Mmk strength of the team after Gharrlty. at third, and be went through the pregnant with meaning to the fel- ino nis He has In the third duplicated this sport psge. MUrtlir ess., as Morgan's figure Is 289. season practically with that arrange lows who follow the game closely. improved wonderfully In the last two ITU. JMfft, 4 UULLJ4IC. Walter years, and he has trick and scored himself on Janvrln's Collins Fuany Johnson got In for 25G, while Menos merit, which was not, never was, and Rowland has been working his pitch corrected his worst poor throw to the plate. ky never will be a good one. ers Into condition, and It Is evident faults. He Is modest, anxious to give "Second bassmen Collins, White hit for Foster's 23S and his men to Shanks' 205 bring ui the 200 hitters. It la rather pathetic for Rlsberg, that he figures upon Clcotte and credit and take little for Sox, has a tremendous advantage over Other batting his troubles and his game Faber to win the game for him. He himself, and he la wild to win. Al- McGRAW WON'T PROTEST Herxog, Is marks from unofficial after together Rowland Is much the more Giants. He the funniest figures are Leonard, .197; Alnsmlth. struggle to make good, to be benched has been working Faber entirely looking player In either team. He IS eve should a view to the series, and the lovable type of man, but not as suc- J97; Gallia, .194; Avers. .194; on the of the series. It with not as aggressive. will attract thereby the attention of .193; Henry, .191; been done months ago. Rlsberg big fellow appears to have awakened cessful becsuse AGAINST "SHINE BALL" Crane, .179; have Between the two you would. If you every member of the Giants and they Shaw, J54; Harper, J17, and Dumont. Is going to be one of the great stars to the importance of hard work at your .018. game. one does not win least. He ought to be one of the knew both, root head off for will not notice his fielding or his hit- of the But Rowland and secretly believe Mc- CHICAGO, 6". Johnny McGraw, world's series on futures The boy greatest of all pitchers, but he has Oct. ting. It is by such small things that been afflicted by lack of ambition and Graw would win. the Giants' managsr, will make no CADOOCK WILL SERVE. Is young enough to wait for his prep games, Tomorrow, we will conclude the protest against the use of the we professors learn the future. honors. absence of hustle. His dope. Cad-doc- We have figured the Individual "shine ball" by Eddie Clcotte "Third basemen Heinle the ZIm, ATLANTIC, Iowa, Oct. 5. Earl However, the belated change affects however. Indicate that he Is on edge claimant of the world's mat and that he Is working hard. strength of each man, in each posi- or Dave Danforth. He said today: Giants, has big advantages over the figures of both teams. It de w-.v- title, has been accepted for the new I have not yet completed the proc tion, as compared with his opponent. "There will be no protests from this .r Whlf Sat h, creases New York's figures slightly. W. have figured pitching strength quarter. I am not protesting anything ti. t national army. He made no applica- ess of doping. The end of all dope ...... -- JaJ,t-.- ...- reduces the pitching worth of the games. (or tne men who will figure In the Rowland and Comlekey are back of In I " ...... tion for exemption, and will serve his cent, Is Its application to the But connneo. compeuea country. Giant staff 1H per and Increases Is one prediction- - All Faber has series), have figured conditions, man - this contsst. If Clcotte has a 'shine " Being to Sox here I the defensive value of the White to do Is to pitch two gsmes and win agers, and everything that enters ball,' he will find us ready to meet remain In Chicago affects all but the In two positions, besides adding to win Into such a series. Now, we must it with 'shine bats.'" (strongest of mentalities. CARDS WIN ANOTHER. one of them the series for I thlrty-sl- x points to their offensive open apply tbece values to the MeOraw would make no prediction "Shortstop Fletcher, Giants, has the White Sox with the runt edge ST LOUIS, Oct. 6. The Cards won value. schedule adopted. Clcotte can carry pitcher against team, day by day. regarding the opening game tomor-- slight over Rlsberg, White Sox, the second post-seaso- n game Meantime ?ew Tork has lost fortv-flv- e Tomorrow, I will attempt to figure row. Neither would he commit hlra-M- n that few baseball writers ever from the the greater part of the burden. He In Sunday Browns. 3 to 1. Davenport pitched more points through the Herzog fifty-fift- which pitchers will work In each self regsrdlnc his opinion on the Prslse him their stories. can win the series with a game, many This means he doesn't have to good ball for the American Leaguers, affair. I figure this a straight loss break on the part of Faber and some how runs and hits the length of the series, though he that five errors were piled up defense, not be- teams should make oft each. The hinted that it Is his conviction buy all the papsrs and lose sleep but behind In both attack and help from Russell. that reading Rlsberg suf- him. Doak allowed the Brownies but cause of the trouble, but because It get pitch- openness of the series Is a Ifeavy the Giants are "sure death" in a long about himself. McGraws efforts to his handicap games. fers considerably from this. six hits. reveals Herzog's physical condition. ing staff ready ars not entirely en- In this doping, because it series of couraging. Perrltt has not pitched gives the managers great latitude. Burns Can Read. was back to his proper However. I think we can figure It WILL PLAY SAILORS. "Left field Burns, Giants, can out. as If he closely enough to decide which team form. He has been off color for a CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. C Har- read Jackson, White Sox, and also and It Is evident McGraw will win the series, how many games what counts today. You long time, will be necessary to settle It, and vard's "Informal eleven" has booked outwrlte him. This will mean much FOR MB. & erSOtiality is. was trying him out to see how he a game with a naval reserve team In keeping Burns from worrying, for UTS He has been tagged In approximately what the scores will P can't buy it ready-mad-e either in a man worked. be. from Portland, Me. It will be played Jackson won't know what the writ-he- re the one sign of --- lively fashion, but - Vr Inc ) October 27. ' ers say about him and enemies may or in clothes. Let us build personality into promise has been that he has had " iw tm Smrtlretr. If you want a pair of shoes for fall. and winter your clothes. fair control, and has been able to stick the ball over and force op- YOUR GRANDFATHER WAS A wear, visit one of the "Brockton" stores in Washington. You get all-woo- l; and you get that per- ponents to hit. YOUNGSTER, WHEN PEYTON fect hang and fit that you simply can't get McGraw evidently wants both Ben- GRAVELY MADE THE FIRST ton and Perrltt In shape, although he PLUG OF TOBACOP THAT r 3 GRAVELYVSj You'll find displayed over 200 styles of "America's in a garment that has been made up by the will rely upon Schupp and Sallee to EYER WAS WDE CELEBRATED each hundred and "pulled from the pile." win. He expects them to return the V THERE MUST BE SOMETHING Steg greatest shoe value," and every model dazzling whining game, and Is striving to get BACK OF A REPUTATION THAT Real Plu4i one x 3& Chewinfc with smartness. another pitcher ready to win LASTS UKE THAT. MAUfc 115 CHtTYWO ' game starts. LIVES AND fS SIHK.ILT IUH WAUTl out of two BCrORC THE ALL WOOL Is logical man for this, MYCNTUN Perrltt the Or OUR PATENT Or POUCH but If McGraw Is hard pressed and MANY DIALERS COULD NOT KEEP "Brockton" Shoes are made only of the best leath- Perrltt falls to deliver his first game THE FLAVOR AND FRESHNESS IN obtainable Goodyear Suit or Overcpat he probably will take a chance with REAL GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO ers by the welt process, the same Anderson, who has the nerve, the NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT as all $10.00 and $12.00 shoes they are sold "direct Made to Your Measure 20 courage and the stuff to win a game, FRESH AND CLEAN AND 0000. fz and who at present seems to be In a A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH to consumer" and by eliminating the jobber and retailer r ? trifle better condition than l'errltt. AND LASTS L0NQER THAN A DI0 CHEN We buy xvoolens direct from the mills, in It Is necessary before concluding . OF ORWNARYPUI0. you save from $1.00 to $3.00 on every pair. large quantities. That is why we can give this study of the tesms as compared JRIssssssssssKelssssf SUeiCesssssssssssf SraveyJiAuxoCa OuiwiXl. "E-tfR- " you such phenomenal values in all wool with each other to compare the man tarougn en ssssssHKssssssHssssssssssssHrSsssssssK iflsC9HCvvlL2CA suitings and overcoatings. agers. I have tried mis "Brockton" Shoes give greatest wear and save BssEre&iVsTvSA tire series of articles to express the Order your Fall and Winter clothes value of the managers In figures by you money try a pair tomorrow. now. Come in and ge$ one of the new calculating what effect they and their Style Books. methods have upon Individual players. A manager may make or break almost sssssssPsss9issssssssV tassBJsHKBwfftU BROCKTON SHOES FOB BOYS any player. He affects every man on $1) flfi .J A CA FOR DRESS OR SCHOOL WEAR ,.Qv his fejnni. His generaisnip directly ., & affects the work of each man. There- Newcorn Green fore it is necessary to study the man- ILOOK AT THE GOOD WORK system. agers and their I BILL POSTERS BILLBOARDS) McGraw Is a martinet. His word is "BROCKTON" SHOE Merchant Tailors absolute. He directs practically all (HAVE STA TWO STORES play from the bench and he accepts (IN WASHINGTON) the blame for any mistake and lets ssssHaV ' 1002 the credit go to the player. He Is a man absolutely Just and fair and Im- W m 436 Seventh Street H.W.ffiiJ?re W. partial. He plays no favorites. He E F Street N. "rides" his men to death, drives them. THREE-BUTTO- CONSERV- spurs and whips them, but he treats ATIVE RICK. Blast corners, strong SEAL Penn. Ave. H. W. patterns. Open Saturday Evenings all alike, which Is the point. LOOK GRAVELY PROTECTION I CI m Ii 937 "SfflBB" fBiffli or tsbria He Is merciless In bitter sarcasm, for the : bat he works for his team and for It is not Rsal Crawly Ptg vaithcat this Ssal