PITCHING DOPE, PARAMOUNT AS SERIES LOOMS, FAVORS THE YANKEES Home Hitters Huston Hurries Hubward DODGERS SHUT OUT ROOKIES GET EVEN of the Major Leagues to See Yanks Nab Pennant BY TIM M'HAMARA BREAK FOR GIANTS THE LISTENING POST NATIONAL LEAGIE. ^ Season's i9y Valter Trumbull g. IctlrriliiT, Total. DEFEAT FOB 1 %BUSH 14 Uridine, Philtdrlphi* Copyright, 1922, by The New York Herald. Wriuhtxtonr. Philadelphia.. I S Heads for gcene of Impending 'Mathematical Cer¬ Ex-Fordham Star MakesBrook- MacPliee, Maguire and Higbie A NEW SCHEDULE. Ford, Bnlnn t 1 Believes he did I.K.K.I E TOT.1I.S. Old Sluggrcr Maya's tainty,' Leaving Behind Office Littered With lyn Bow 7 to 0 in Last Star After Regulars Lose When Battling Siki, the Senegalese swatter, clouted Carpentier National l.earne 317 More more than muss up the features of Gorgeous Georges. He disarranged American l.raicur 30j Style Dangerous Certified Cheeks.Bush May Pitch To-day. Game at Boston. to Phils. the whole schedule. It was Jack Dempsey who was supposed to knock v /. Giants. Carpentier for a goal and this was to occur later in the season. Siki was Against to be material. Georges laughed at the idea of any danger M'GEBHAX. merely practice By W. O. Special Ditpatch in Tns New Yo«k Hiulp. After the Phillies had beaten a fairb to be encountered in the bout. Well, there once was an Irishman named Col. 1 ilii, ;MJl_.t L'liominedieu Huston, At neither place would they accept cash. Boston, Sept. 27..An awful finish regular team of Giants In the tenth In¬ Mike, who was stirred to great mirth as he thought how funny it would HORNSBY FOR HIS LEAGUE ce-pre8idbnt of the Yankees, left for They do not seem to have room for any- came to the Brooklyn Dodgers' cam¬ ning of the first (fame at the 1010 be to wave a red rag at a bull. Afterward he said that he was glad he had Boston last u:gl,t to be present at the thing as bulky. paign on the road this season when they Grounds yesterday afternoon, o to a. went John Mc- had his laugh first. historic moment when the Yanks shall All of the tears that the series might were shutout 7 to 0 by Tim M.cNa- Jimmy Ring out against But, to get back to the real subject in hand; the entire schedule now have achieved the mathematical cer- be something in the ratv.ro of a financial iTtara. a college right hander for the Graw's rookies In the second contest and a Km has to be redrafted. The committee must work overtime. And the new ainty. ft is that Bul- bust as with the year prev¬ Boston Braves, who got Ids start at laughed himself into knot. highly probable compared seven the aids land¬ will take some If the promoters immediately Looks for Another McGraw 00 Bush. who has won ious seem to have been set at reBt. Fordham College. Tim held tho Dodgers innings Jimmy had arrangement planning. twenty-six on their cars to connect tilth mutch or Wills lose a new and games this season, will be sent in to The demand for box seats exceeds the to seven lilts. In only one inning did ing try>ns Siki against Dempsey they may very this curve ball. had a hook on he make Triumph.Figures Flatter Clear the only slightly clouded title of supply by about ten to one. Of course. they get as many as two hits. That was Jimmy valuable asset. Also, while Harry Oreb couldn't hurt him, might the for the series in the seventh, when every pitch and fanned one kid after him look foolish. On the other if match Siki to lhe American League pen¬ net receipts coming Hungllng and.Jan- .another. But the had the extremely hand, they against the lluggins Corps. i®.. cannot be as great as the of vrin got inl'ield singles, but Hungiing youngsters some and him trimmed his value as a tremendous asset nant of 1922. .Just one game will do it receipts last fell on three lesser light get last year's series, because the one that never advanced beyond second. Bert laugh. They Ring for As Colonel Huston left the Yankee runs In the eighth, beat the Phillies by will be gone forever. It may be possible, therefore, that they will persuade Cousin is to come consists of only seven games Griffith reached second when he doubled his to shoot the works and take on the best first. And another Fortjvseoond street Eg¬ with two out and S to 2. and prevented the disgrace of a bert Harrow, of the Yanks at the outside. But tlier signs indicate in tho first inning, reason so from he is for his serv¬ By DANIEL, secretary that the magnets and the athletes will two other Dodgers also reached that triumph for the seventh placers. why this may be is that the price asking 8t'1' Perspiring freely under a pile Higble of Hopkltisville. a thriving me¬ ices Siki apparently desires to get enough out of one fight to purchase "Joefiush beat the Giants? Shucks! ^5®of certified checks sent in for reserved have very little to moan over when the station, but none reached third. In the hooks are balanced. Arthur Decatur tho first six tropolis picturesque Kitty Senegal outright and erect a palace on the site of his boyhood home. Why. that was made to order seats for the world's series. Col. Jacob pitched u&s the bird who started the guffawingl^apie, boy * Latest from Boston arc to the for and Braves Siki be it He has some undeniable iluppert, of the reports innings Brooklyn, the or the recruits at the expense of may quite fighter. qualifications. for McGraw's hitters. I expect they president Yankee!. effect that Bullet Joe Bush Is entirely slugged him for six hits and three runs Ring. An confined to him between the belt and neck. If he '°r JU" ° moment' Lhe'1 di«ap-1 It was a pretty by the new out¬ opponent'is fighting will slam Bush harder than any of cured of the stone bruise, or bunion, in six innings. One of tho hits .vas fielder fro:» the bushes which hits him above the collar button the only result is a broken hand. And if peared which threatened to his work In Ford's cen¬ Kentucky the other first pitchers of impede Horaca four bagger to right drove in two runs and a tie, and it was the battler that's Sam Langford at the same weight string the "I can't get into my office for a min- the box. Ho lios been for the ter in the on weighs 175, plenty. the asking fourth inning, with Boeckel a fir* double by Shimfers which could lick three or four He to have of Nowadays, though Yankees." Thus did , Co1- Rupert moaned. "The chance to give the Yanks twenty-seven first. Shriver the sev-1 Ralph elephants. appears plenty punch¬ evc.n* Harry pitched soon blossomed into tho winning ta''y. and a world of confidence. But the chances are as once king slugger and possessor of ",®Place is just littered up w,tn tnose victories. If he can make good the i-n'h and eighth and allowed one . It ing power th^t Dempsey gay young sophomore's check" Waddy MacPhee. a native of Brooklyn wouldn't encounter vast in somewhat ego an average better than .300 for fif¬ We should fire1 twenty-seventh victory will come simul- came in tho eighth inning, and with er¬ and of who filled the any difficulty reducing his by as ever, he's no "col¬ the JanitorU"hed,for them with the mathematical cer- graduate Princeton, one I.thus sik. gay teen seasons, launch into theni«nu letting pile up that taneously rors and other things helped the Braves roomy brogons of Heinle Groh rather removing making Siki. yesterday way Charley McManus. the residen talnty, and at least one iron boiler will to score four runs in that session. It is scarcely for Siki's manager to compare his fighter hJs theories on the well, started the cacchtnatlon In the complimentary lege dandy." coming world traffic manager of the Yanks, tvas busv- be tossed for a great altitude. Tho defeat to-day gave the Dodgers direction- of another to a he meant to say that he made a monkey The St. Browns meet Ring, Brooklyn monkey. Perhaps merely That bird no ex¬ series. Brouthers held a fanning bee br°0ni a!I *'ternoon. Louis will the mi even break in tho series of two product. comes from effete Flat- out of longer Certified White Sox on the bottle strewn Waddy Parpentier. with , one of the greatest .'Certifledake»,a1Clchecks make th» hardest Chicago games, and made their record with the bush and Jimmy haild from realistic / ists except in musical com¬ sweeping," hi complained. field of St. Louis to-morrow. If the Bravos this year fifteen won by the pitchers we ever had, at the Polo Yanks lose the White Rldgewood. Waddy opened the eighth When to the top a champion climbs, Despite the absence of the niathemati- should to-day Dodgers and seven won by the Braves. with a hit to Leslie. Fred edies and Sunday supple¬ Grounds, and agreed that the cal the Sox by beating the Browns to-morrow. Maguire, The story's oft the name: they certalnty Yankee offlc.aro The Dodgers are playing an exhibition fresh from Holy Cross and a ringer for lie just one too many limes, ments. Giants would win over the Yankees making a noise like a world's series au could achieve the mathematical cer¬ in Rockvllle, Conn., to-morrow, and close in lights tainty for tho Yanks, If they are not all general deportment And men forget his name. again. ready. The Giant- started accepting their season by meeting the Phillies at around second, slashed a hit to right arm Unto himself he loves to take To be sure the real col¬ checks several and beaned by the infuriated citizens of St. F.bbets Field in elngle games on Satur- MacPhee scooted to third. In fact, nearly all of the oldtimera dayAgo the offices Louis or to death as Maguire The v elcome of the throng, of the National cruelly gassed they and game was made second on the in. student has a all favor the Giants, and no doubt senti¬ Exhibition Company to a of the dcy Sunday. To-day's throw But- mostly makes the olcl mistake lege style also are listen barrage resolutions by the last home and attracted ment figures strongly in their calcula- littered with t1m certified paper St. Louis Chamber of Commerce. Braves' at Henry Olvei the College Yell. And stoys one day too long. his own and is particular' Mons. They regr&fd John McGraw as the 1 less than COO fans. score: At this ts greatest manager who ever sent out n The stage the curving r.ing ceased THE GIAXTS. where he his clothes. signal, and it i8 largely because of their BROOKLYN (NT.) BOSTON