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EVENING LEDGER-PHIUDELPH- tA', MON-f- T SEPTEMBER 28, 1914'.

: ATHLETICS TO ENJOY ROMP WITH BROWNS TODAY MACKMEN SURE OF PENNANT NOW

PHILADELPHIA MACK'S ATHLETICS PLAN 1915 LESLEY ANOTHER TOY DOG that's Met ' ARE IN LINE FOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS CUP MATCHES TO BE SHOW TO BE HELD

CHALMERS TROPHY FOR SIXTH TIME MORE INTERESTING BY FANCIERS HERE

Eddie Collins, Alexander Flag of 1914 Won When Representatives at Dinner in For a Very Worthy Cause,

and Magee Have Wrought Bender Shut-o- ut Browns New York Decide to Have as It Is to Be for Benefit ) of Nobly This Year Phils and Red Sox Lost One vT M to Four Picked Men From Red Cross Society, No- Play Reds Today. Game of Double-heade- r. Each State. vember 14.

n A-4- In "When the committee appointed for that x use There n possibility the trlstato Tho Toy Dog Fanciers x J that of America will purpose awards tlio Chalmers' trophies t matches for the IttJbcrt W, Lesley Cup hold another show November H. WHAT CONNIE MACK This 1914 mA4 exhibition will bo for the names of I'hlladclphians are HAS DONE SINCE 1001 will be far more Interesting- - another year for tho benefit of the apt to stand nt the top in both the ned Cross Society. This event If the plans talked over nt the dinner to should American nnd National Leagues. The Won pennants In the American draw ono of tho largest entries In "toys" Lenguo 1902, 1005, 1913, 19H. three men who havo the chance to be In 1910, 1011, the contestants from Massachusetts nnd that this town has ever seon. A Won world's championship In 1910, big 8t honored by this annual award are Eddie defeating the Chicago Cubs under Pennsylvania by tho Metropolitan Golf of valuable specials should also help to Collins, of the Athletics, and Grover Frank Chance In four out of live Association at Daltusrol are put Into draw entries. Alexander and Sherwood Magee, of the Karnes. It was decided at a meeting of the Won world's championship In 1911 effect. fan. Phillies. clers to havo this shown an open on from New York Clants under John Tho plan li to have four men selected nil dogs Hugh Chalmers, the donor of the auto- J. McGraw In four out of six games. for of the toy varloty, so, with 1913 fiom each district, preferably who nil tha other Inducements mobiles, suggested that the committee Won world's championship In those offered to from New York Giants Under John J. have played In poet Lesley Cup matches, bring out tho exhibitors, nn entry list of lv the prizes not to the man who, In at lenst 200 dogs will likely Mcflraw In four out of five games. In nddltlon to the ton regulars. has result. their opinion, was the most tlnlshed per- Has established major league record It Judges wore nlso named, as follows' been the custom for the team holding tho M. Dunlevy, of former In each league, but to the player for winning pennants. Mc.tilowurook, Pa., to Has won more world's champion- cup to lay Idle the first day, meeting the pass on Pomeranians; Mrs. Uonjamln H, vho had been most Valuable to his team. Throop, of Scrnnton, ships than any other manager. winners on tho necond day In the de- Pa., Mnlteso tor. This suggestion has been and will be rlcrsj Miss May Henderson, of New cisive nintch for trophy. York followed this year. the Under the city, all toy spnnlcls nnd toy poodles; " Last winter Connie Mack had a new new plan tho four extra men from each Miss Stovell, of this city, Poklngeso No matter what details are to be and steel flag pole constructed and placed In district will form a team of their own Japanese spaniels, nnd Miss Mario It is dimcult to see how Kddle of Now York, who will pass the northeast corner of Shlbe Park. The and play a sociable match with the cup out Collins could be overlooked. He Is not the awards on all othor breeds not men- pole coit the Athletics approximately CINCHED holders the first day. tioned, only recognized by most experts as the $1100. world's greatest ball player, but he has Recent events have proved that tho been this season the most valuable man outlay was not wasted, as another Amer- on the Atnletlcs' team. Officials of fie ican League pennant has been won to be Gridiron News Gleaned From Leading Colleges "White Elephants and others have often unfurled from been heard to declare emphatically this new masthead. The PERSONAL TOUCHES IN SPORT that championship the Athletics were not a one-ma- n team. chances are the world's 1914 homo-grow- To a Is If banner of will also fly there. n homc-mad- o pen-nn- certain extent that true, but Football Players Enter Upon "Tol" Says The and tho up yesterday with Providence as tho nt Eddie Collins had not been on Mack's When Connie Mack glnnccd over the Pendleton brnnd of everything In every land Is winner. Although the clubs put up 4 roster thin year and had not played the If percentage columns yesterday morning rated pretty high. The farmer likes his one of tho tightest races In tho history at home-grow- wonderful game that he did the Ath- Another Hard Week of Princeton Is Committed to n sass an there's an undis- of the league, the season was a financial his In cas- letics would today be out of the pennant hotel St. Louis, he must have puted class to mother's homc-mad- o pie. failure. race Instead of having It won for the ually noted the fact that If his team won That home-mad- e hunch hit Connlo Mack sixth time. Training in Preparation for Open Game This Year and from the Browns, and the Bed Sox were somo sev'ral baseball seaaons back. Ho "Josh" Dovore is rapidly becoming a That Connie Mack realized fully the It succcsa. Shlbo once In double-heade- r, tried with He mado second Ira Thomas. Ira Has fallen Into value of hla great beaten their afternoon's Big Longer. r.-ir- second sacker was Games Next Saturday. Maybe his garden plot nn raised young moro soft money thali any mnn In base- ahown when he permitted him recently that he would clinch the cham- pitchers tilt he'd got a pretty classy mess. ball, to sign "Josh," however, at tho present a contract at his (Collins') own pionship. This led to the selection of Tako Weldon WyckofT, graduate. Ol' rate, will make a record close to Thomas'. terms. Mack knew that without Collins been more properly balanced and the Connie got that youngster straight from good enough be Charles Albert Bender to put the final BY EDWARD R. BUSHNELIi "Josh" wasn't for tho Giants, tho odds would against his winning chances for victory correspondingly BucknoH'8 college birth- he un- years crimp In the aspirations of the Fenway Whether or not Pennsylvania have nine. The kid's hence was turned loose on the lor at least two to come. Hence, will greater. place was Wllllamsport, where Big Six stable bnsRbnll firmament. He wns after the League had a football Federal made Kddle Park dwellers by defeating Rickey's men. team of championship propor- Harvard overwhelmed Bates by tho Mattv learned tho sport an' first began shunted around the leugue, until he f- one of the most 44 nattering offers ever Bender has always been effective tions or one of only mediocre strength score of to 0, and If tho Crimson to shine. The birthplace, maybe, didn't inally landed in Boston. Now "Josh" Is (submitted to a baseball player, he was had been kept In game they against St. Louis. Yesterday he was was not disclosed by Saturday's game veterans the count, but Connie saw a vast amount of about to cut In on another big slice. In a position to dictate the terms of his could probably have scored nearly 1W promise In up against Gettysburg. 14-- the kid. Ho brought him contract for the future, and he did. moro than effective. Ho mowed down That 0 victory was points. At Is was, neatly three elevens ngo three years an' worked his cultivator A parallel to "Josh" Dcvoro's good for-tun- o Incidentally, the Evenino LEDann Is the opposition with calm regularity won by n comfortable margin, and pretty got Into tho piny. The most conspicu- eager to announce that slow, so AVeldon wouldn't skid. In getting In on woild's sctles that it has secured which Hlckeys accurately gauges the comparative ous feature of tho work done by the money, the services of this great player as a marks all his work. The new men was the feat of McKllnlock, This year he works his reg"lnr day. Ho because he was not up to tho writer of the world's didn't have a chance to score, while the strength of the two tennis. At tho same goes rltrht in nn' fires away with nil a standard, Is found In the case of series. Eddie Is a substitute quarterback. In scoring a "Johnny" year going to play, of course, and is going to Mnckmen piled up half a dozen runs. time, when we remember tho defensclcss-nes- s field goal from the line. Now veteran's skill. In five games pitched Lnvnn. Last Johnny was write the news himself. That Is more of Gettysburg year Harvard, In addition to Incomparable he'll drag down three. An' that's enough with the Browns. Ho wns such an In- Hi By capturing the pennant In 19U. Con- last nnd .the the different performer at bat, when than any other ball player can say. Ed- drop-klcker- s, Brlcklcy and .Mahan, has to show that ho can twirl that o" Reach the that smashing victory which the Quakers won 1111 die is going to be the author "of the nie Mack has established a world's man- found n third such kicker. pill. For 22 he's goln' some. Mack banks Connie Mnck wanted a shoitstop to "write-ups- then by the score 53-- in when Barry was is:- " In the Evening Ledgek and agerial record, having won six flags In of two facts stand Tale made good the prediction of Frank on him for years to come to help cop huit, "Johnny" was Je going to work out the himself. forth with great clearness. One Is that Hlnkey, now coach, displayed more burgees. He's learned lot In turned over to tho Athletics Immediately. material Ban Johnson's circuit since the Inception the and a "Hube" Oldrlng tried his hand at this year's Gettysburg a lot of open-fiel- n work, which fairly Connlo's school. He'll stick, too, If ho short of the league In 1901. team knew more during Barry's absenco from the ganio While not equaling the actual baseball -- held nln't a fool, to take some more degrees. football than Its predecessor ana likewise dazzled tho Maine eleven. Maine nnd played so well that Lavnn was not nblllty of Collins, both Alexander and In 1902, the first year Mack's Athletics Vnlo to a 0 score last year, so this By A. M. Corrlgan. Captain Magee, of the Phillies, have sur- that It displayed a better fighting qual- EDGERTON, STATE COLLEGE easy ".loo" Guyon, one speediest used nt all. Lnvan, however, wns on tho won the pennant, there was no world's victory may be taken to lndlcato of the bench during got passed the Athletics' star in relative util- ity. A second fact not to be overlooked that football will enjoy a new era at on last year's Carlisle Indian the world's series and series. more anything Is his full share of the coin. ity. Those two men have kept the heads Is that this year's Quaker team Is not needs than else more New Haven this fall, Princeton found eleven, hns announced that he will return the Phillies above disin- In 1903, his second victory, Athletics to school, of water. The the nearly so far advanced in Its attacking Intelligent schedule making. Cornell has KutRcra a tough antagonist, and had Just the and thore should be Joy In tegration of this club's strength by the were In by about enough superior strength to win by the Aborigines' camp. Guyon Is not only Von Oh!, tho Athletics road secretary defeated the classic New power as was 1913 had several bitter experiences In this line Tavages of the Federal League the eleven In its first 12 0. a football player, good and human dynamo, Is about to get Into has been York, four games to one. In 1910, after year. the score of to Like Yale, Princeton star but has made retarded to a certain extent by the mas- game. within the last Last fall the showed considerable proficiency In the on track nnd field. action. AVotld's scries aic his specialties. a lapse or nve years, Mnck again terful play of Denin's pitcher extraordi- steered Virtually all of In Ithacans met so many hard opponents In operation of tho forward pass. nary heavy winning the faults evident the Wo note In column tills and hitting utility man. Tho his club to the front, the pennant work of the Red October, nearly all of which were forti- Visitors to tho Olympla Athletic Asso thnt another of use of tho "utility and Blue were due to bo edition It Is lomnikcd Unit the first busi term man" here is not and also the world's series, beating the lack fied with preliminary practice, Followers of football are to treated this ciation tonight should be suro they are meant to convey the idea of of practice, an entirely new back-fiol- d that they year to a brand of tho sport heretofore frown- not suffering ness of tho National Commission here "substitute," Cubs in decisive fashion, ma- ed upon by sceptical coaches If the games with heart aliment, ns Is after the back-llel- were beaten twice, scored upon bo which Its usual meaning in baseball, and lack of unity between the d twice played Saturday are to be any criterion of tho whirlwind action Is liable to prove too next Wednoiday will to tos the coin but a term which means an jority of experts had picked Chance's and the line. These and held once to a scoreless tie before offense and defenro under construction now. great a strain. "Kid" Williams, the to ascertain where the first world's weaknesses 5 ear player. men to have a walk-ove- r. It Is a game not unlike the nttack last world's bantamweight champion, Is to games will bo played. Wrong. That's were to be expected and won't cause the they had played any of their champion- that blistered the Army when Notre Danvj Sherwood Magee has put up the great- The following year, flag again was ciuno Ea.it and the Navy meet "Kid" Herman, of Pekln, 111. That the second thing. the coaches 14-- ship games. year Pittsburgh was later oerwhelmed est game of his career this year, not ex- undue alarm. In fact, a 0 Last when the Army de eloped tho Notre Dame Is warning enough. perched on a Philadelphia pole nnd again sixth on the Cornell schedule rlvalc. cepting his work In 1910. when he led for the first game Is much more and this plas and sprang them on their annual Tho Athletics will havo an off-da- y to- the Athletics landed the world's series, year moved up to second place. Several It has bon ono of the cardinal rules of the National League in. batting with 63-- 0 powes-alo- n lo morrow. The schedule t an winning their first one from the Giants. desirable than one of proportions. years ago Cornell's schedules were criti- football for years for a team to get Oscar Egg, of Switzerland, won the makers inn have average of .331 and took part In 154 In 1912, Mack met. reverses which put Nothing progress of the ball and to kcp the ball no mat- tandem paced match from George "doped" out Just when they would clinch He has played positions retards the of a team cised because the October games were so ter what happens. Not to take too many tho flngiand Barnes. seven his club In third place at the nnlsh, the more pre- easy field gen- Wiley and "Jimmy" Morgan at the New- nrranged It so they could plan Charley played than overconfidence, and big that the team didn't get enough ohancea wns a law drilled Intn tho ways to prevent any for Dooln and has them Bed Sox finishing first and the Washing- liminary scores Invariably contrlbue to practice, and when tho really big games eral. If It was necessary to make a dlitnncc ark Velodrome yesterday. I'oor Wiley of the world's series In acceptable Ma-Be- by or run, then the money getting away all better than style. ton team second. that. The Quakers still have plenty of were played the team was badly beaten. lmpolhle line buck end and Morgan couldn't beat an egg. from thorn. batting n advice was to punt, kick tho ball o far into has one of the fea- Last season, with what was predicted time to get In shape for big games, Now gone opponent's would lea tures of play in League. notoriously their the Ithacans have to the other th territory that it the the National to be a weak pitching staff, and the schedule has been ho graduated extreme. It Is not necessarily a dis- the home coal lino safe from danger. But a J. n. M. Tho receipts of the "World's HOPED ARENA NOTES average Is above .300 came close reading report of Paturday'a con-tea- ts CO His and he has hit the Athletics to the front, thanks that each Saturday brings a tougher op- grace to be by n of the Series games are divided as follows: The following wind-u- p bouts are 15 home runs, to say nothing splendid beaten team of Pitts- will ahow many of tho teams dlscountlnK siholuled of enough to the work of Plank and ponent to Franklin Field. burgh's calibre, If Cornell had played these chancw, openlns per cent, of the receipts ot the first four at the local rluhs this Herk: three-bagger- 3 but old rule and taklmt Mnnd- Olympic, two and to bring his extra Bender, winning with rldiculoui ease, Pittsburgh schedule up the offense and giving more thought to tho games goes to the players, to be divided KIJ Williams vs. KIJ up 104, being later the would hav potflMlltl-- s pass, Herman. 1ase hits to the highest figure in and only out of first place four all publicity of tho forward pas, triple CO per cent, to winners and 40 per Tui-Klii- After the that has been crlascrnups and delayed passea that were lined the Kalrmount, Danny AVhoian the major leagues today. days during the entire campaign. For given to the new rule -. cent, to tho losers; !0 per cent, goes to Duck Fleming. barring coacljt- an successfully by the winning team of the Wednesday Broadway, Terry Alexander, too, has done remarkably the third time the Giants were Mack's from the side lines there wns a good de.il West laat year. the two clubs, and 10 per cent, to the Martin Yt. well, considering the Indifferent work of rivals In the world's series and for the BASEBALL CONDENSED Vnle'a eleven astonished Its supporters by Jack Itcck. of surprise In the stands and the press which National Commission. Tho receipts of nil Friday Kenslnston. not nnnnunrnl. the team as a whole On second time the Athletics won the series, uiIiik a wide open offensive attack, vs. Pat- - behind him. lxx over the fact both Ignored - Rpnie.ltfnnal passes games the is divided 90 Saturday National, (leorso Chnney winning of five games that sides NATIONAL- LEAGUE hrmiehf nnt mnnv forward after first four Saturday "Alex" won his 13th consecu- four out the the rule. Tho possibility that this rule all started from a deceptive formation, lale per cent, to tho clubs and 10 per cent, to victory played. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. nut eight attempts at the for-- 1 tive and his 27th of the season. might be violated or disregarded was eiiKlncerod six of the National Commission. With "Kid" Williams In flno condition, m This string of 13 stialghts Tne standing of the Athletics today No grime ventorday. ward pa. eery ono of them for appreciable is. all things touched upon In these columns last week cheiulel gains, nnd through Hi other Intricate forma- he always Is. and "Kid" IliTtnun In grant Mar-quard- shows they have rlia considered, better than "Rube" 's that a lul of eight What happened was this. When the SATURDAY'S RESULTS. tions and pn'es showed a scoring poaslblllty The annual football season hns opened form and contldent of at lenst outp dmlng 13 gam&s. In champion, tonight's contest nt the oimpla run of In 1913. In and a half Both the Macks and game i rhllllm, 10; Cincinnati, 0 game). that never before had been thought of a ,1. the first started the referee saw Coach (lt4 and the gridiron warrior now makes his A. A. should he one long to ho retm'inbr. place McGraw left-hand- the Bostonians have eight more Plilllles, 7; Cincinnati, (2d gnme). Yala team at tho opening of the season. The 's was with n gamj O'Brien, of Gettysburg, n- - bow: In helmet, padded nnd guards, Tho llttlo IlaltlmorcMn h.ts always been at hla play. Therefore, standing on the IloMnn, 0; Chicane, 2 (lt game). Blue had trouble defeating Maine, the team suit winning club; secondly. M.irquard's rec- to If the Athletic Club edge of the gridiron on his Bide of the IIntnn, 12: Clilrnco, 2 (2d game). that last year held the Ella to a scoreless tie, he steps upon the stage, to cop his bit of bent whcntvr " appeared In .1 loiu! rliu. was lost all of Its remaining games, 2 i seems It was Illnkey'a far- -' anil ri'ports arc that ho will nut be otherwise ord established early in the season while the field. On the south side Dwyer, tho New Vnrk, 4; rittnliurgh, (tut fame). and it that Ftank notice on the dally sporting page. ,i ti Tat 4: New Vnrk, (2d game). alehted change of tactics that brought about tonight. In Herman, Williams will nnd tuli when the other clubs had not Red Sox won theirs, the standing would . rittalnirnli. t th reached Pennsylvania assistant coach and trainer, 11; little fellow who nna fotulit his wav to Brooklyn, .St. 3 (lit come). tnis result. fell- wa mldseason development. Alexander, on be: was kneeling off- Tersons who were so keen bet- toji with a number of tho iiardrxt little on the side line. The M. I,oiil, 3; Brooklyn, 0 CM game), about in the business. His contfd hero with the other hand, began his successive Won. Lost. Pet. icials mentioned the new rule nsked PRINCKTO.W N, J., Fept, !S. Tol Pendle- ting 3 to 1 nnd 4 to 1 against the nmves' as and TODAY'S GAMES, hl-t- lnat s.ison la still woll reinetnt re winning streak with a second division Athletic! 95 57 .63 O'Brien what he intended to do, O'Brien ut I'lilladelplilu. ton, who la famous In Princeton athletic world scries chances n few weeks ago ono of the liveliest nnd hardest hitting bnuu 58 tinrlnnatl of recent years, captaining the Tiger exer stnKCrt Olympln's If lie outs team when all of the clubs of the league Red Sox 95 .621 called to presence of Dwyei rittuhurch at New Yurk (2 gamea). on base- are not offering nnythlng bettor than in rlnrf. and attention the football team of 1012 and playing the up as good ho tlim . .ml supposed Chlrago HoMon. inter-erfln- c 5 4 a battle as did th.t were to have reached the In order to get his club In perfect shape on the other side of the field. Dwyer nt ball team for three years, gave out nn to Just now. It's quite likely that there Is no reason why he Miould m no ono 1911 St. at llTonklyn. on the Princeton zenith of their form. Boston was to meet the noston Braves, who have all seemed to think that he was entitled to Interview last nlcht the teams will go Into the first game at AMU regret witnessing the bout Tin - going TOMORROW'S GAMES. policy In regard to tho open game. In whl h should be almost as as the wind-u- better than at any time this sea- but won the pennant in n position on the side line In his capacity he saya that he believes Princeton Is commit even money. fast son the Olants were running the National M. I,milfl at nnniklyn. year maybe longer. "KddlB" O'Kccfe. of ilda oltv, ml and along League, Connie Mack will give his regu- as trainer, but said ho had no objection Pittsburgh at New Vnrk. ted to It for this and With "Dutch" llrandt, of New York, will .h better than they are today during this new gume Princeton ma expect to be Lajole, after making his 3000th hit yes- Thoy In the lars a rest. Just which onttt will come to O'llrien remaining where he was. ClllrnKn at Ilcmton. on, hopes to score more. contestants. recently met a early period in which Alexander was captain objected, scored but she terday, Is reported to have said: "I bout In New York and It was one 'if the homo from St. Louis, instead of making Neither and since this CLUB STANDING, est seen In that city fur somo time. ' Jlmnn'" 5 winning regu- liopo to linger long enough In with such disconcerting the trip Washington, an- v.as regarded as a practice game the w i.. p c. w IIANOVBR, N. H Sept. 2S. Despite the major Murray, unother New Yorker, and young to has not been i r.c. league company to ' larity. nounced. It Is to say. however, otnclals didn't Interfere, nnd the two nonton . SO r.rt 000 lMilIllrs.,. 72 74 ,403 threatening rain eaterday afternoon Dr. John bat out another thou- Dlgglns, of this city, nro scheduled In the rl safe that 7 (11 7.1 48.1 V. Howler, trainer, took the Dartmouth foot- bout. In tho feeond bout ' 'ami ell, both In Phila- men remained on the side lines through- New Vnrk .515 Itrnoklvn 70 sand or so." "M.uk" Bender nnd Plank will be Ut I.oula . 77 OS S.11 Plttsti'gh 03 SO 441 ball nuad for a short walk over the hills of of TIoko, meets "Kddle" Rivera, of Soutbw uk, This afternoon, the Phillies are to clash delphia out game as though tho rule Caturday'a game, within the next few hours. the Just ChlciiKO.. 75 71 .514 Cincinnati 57 89 .390 Ifanowr. After he feels league and In tha llrst ono "Young" Wilson ta' klsi with the Cincinnati Reds In tho last lpon these veteran hurlers will fall didn't exlst. thnt hla charges are too advanced for this The International season wound "Charlie" Head. same which thtse clubs play this season to time of the season In view of tho fact that the task of doing the majority of the Attention should be called the fact AMERICAN LEAGUE nearly even man Is under weUht Curtis. f The game will begin at Broad and Hunt- box work. They, therefore, will begin that neither side properly Interpreted the Dartmouth, had few equals aa n punter lnat ingdon streets at 3 o'clock. There will assumed the rule ills- - YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. year, and yet word comes from Hanover that Immedlatelv to get In shape. The rule. Knelt that ' game other A III 0 Nt. Clarence ittears, tho freshman captain last be no hero tomorrow. Tuesday's coaches from the side linn j Win, I.011K 0. members of the equad who feel that they tlnctly barred 8 Chicaifn, 0 (1st fall, and Captain Whitney nre getting off contest was moved bark and played here might Button. game), average r,o yards. true, need a rest will take It. Their places and seemed to feel that a trainer Chicago. I: lio-to- n, .1 (2d game). drives which If thla be Saturday when the Phillies won the remain with propriety. Listen to WnbhlnKloii, d Detroit, 2 (10 Innings), Dartmouth will not lack for capablo punters double-head- er will be filled by the younger members there from Herzog' henchmen. A New A house the rule (rule xxlv.. sec. 4): Cleveland, Vnrk, (lat game). ' of the of Mack. New tnrk. A; Cleveland, 2 (2d game). OATtUSLB. Pa., Sept. SS. All of Dlcklnon' "All who are admitted to the enclosura gridiron battlers came through 8aturda'a The vast difference between the play- must be seated throughout the game. No SATURDAY'S RESULTS. ' wime In gou.l shape. McWInney received the 1 tail-en- Next Wednesday the National Commis- ing enthusiasm of a d club and person be allowed to walk up and Athletic, 0: t'lilrago. 3, worst injury of the entire team. He broke tho SfSfSM shall one at the head uf the column was never sion will meet In this city to arrange tho St. I.nuU, 4: llofttnn, 1 (lit name). lone of Ilia second finger, and had to retire in down on either side of the field" 4 more plainly illustrated than by the work details of the series. It has already been M. I.oull, 0; Million, CM iiHmi1, tho second ouarter In favor of Palm. Coa.'h agreed that Instead of alternating between Tiy any fair Interpretation of this rule 0 lnnlnM, railed). Harrington thinks ho run get McWInney In of the Cincinnati Itejs. Upon the oc- Dwyer nor O'Brien had any right Detroit, 6; New Vnrk, :t (1t tame), Kbaue for next Saturday's game with Wash- casion of their first Malt to Philadelphia Philadelphia and Boston, two games will neither New Vnrk. 4i Detroit, 3 (2d gnme). ington and Jefferson at Washington. . year, be played In a row. will prevent the on the hide line. But since the whole CleTelnnd, a; Wmhliij(toii, 4 (lat this the lieds showed a wist This ! game), on players, rulcbook has no official htanding. but Nunhlniton, U; Cleveland, 0 (2d cume), ' CAItUHJ-K- . Pa.. Sept. i!S. Coach Welch, of amount of go." They were then lead- wear and tear the who would consent, any ing the league and thev looked suffer greutly if they were forced to spend uccepted by common rule TODAY'S GAMES. f'onway Hall, will glo hla squad tho first like the may be suspended changed by cap- erlmmase practice of the year this afternoon world-beater- s, which thty every night on the rails. or the MhlHIr at St. I.nuU. later proved comment Hoaton at Chicago. Tl.ero are four regulars from last year's team they were not. Saturday these same tains of the two teams. This back In school. Including Ilandby, captain of Is not made In criticism of the Infringe1 Washington at Detroit, iho eleven thla year. Both Cnaeh Welch and Iteds looked like a second division club The spin of a coin will decide whether Ne York al Cleveland, Captain Ilandby are pleased with the size of of Class H league Thfcir com- first of Is to staged ment of the rule, for there wasn't the TOMORROW'S GAMES, big a errors, the pair contests be coaching by side, the rijuad and tho numrer of men ghes mission and omUsion, er combined, al. here or In Boston, That will be the first slightest sign of either Chicago at Cletrhind. promise of one of the best teams In the hls- - put-out- s. to prevent the possibility of which the Detroit at St. Loiilt. tcry ot Tno local insiuuiiun. most as numeruus as their duty of the commission when it meets ' play uf is most rule was made. Both sides regarded this CLUB STANDING. "Sept. Bsis3Enf3 In fact the this club was the here and the Important as far as game LANCASTER. Pa.. IS. The Franklin worst seen on the local field this year the public Is concerned The routine mat- as merely a practice and wished w. i.pr w i. pr and Marshall team arrived here from men In a position where Athletlra.. 95 49 .filiO Chicago As 70 .402 unscathed and with hopes little blighted at tho pertaining to the series will be. to have their fi7 .'.ft ters for Judge work of ' rinntnn. .. r,00 New York 7 79 .4S0 defeat by I.ehlgh. The reverse la attributed to "Gavvy" Cravath has a chance to sur- the most part, worked out by John Shlbe, thej could properly the Waxh'ton 77 9 52s St I,oul. Hi 70 455 h fast opn field play of ib llethlehem co- pass his home-ru- n record of nineteen, secretary of tho Athletics, who has had the players. But if this were only a Detroit.... 70 71 517 Cleveland 48 10O .824 llegians, and the Inability of the local team to Intercept forward panses, a ad lack established last season His four-sac- k experience In kind practice game It would seem that all the with of more this of work than nope proficiency at tackling Hut thu acoro compared Binaah Satui'".iy brought the figure up to any man connected with baseball. rules should be strictly enforced and FEDERAL LEAGUE with other jears la a good one, and the followora eighteen for this season and there are From the offlcta of Shlbe Park will be waived, even by common consent. of the Blue and White are consoling them- - T YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. game games won of l selves with this. Tho with Punn neat till several left to be played announced tho method of procuring There a great deal Interest I ex- - No gamea neheiluleil yeaterday. Hsturday l what the coaches now have to Frank Baker, the "Home-Hu- n tickets. on the part of the spectators In the look forward to. and It will bo with an eye to King" btaged his specialty numbering players. This SATURDAY'S RESULTS. the weak points discovered Saturday the has but nine perlment of the Baltimore, S( M IjiuU, 4 game). that times campaign, num- by the Pennsjl-vanl- a (lit drilling will be done thla week. Captain Wehl. this lust half the progressive Innovation ISultlraure, 1; ht. I.nuia. 1 (2d game, who sat on the tench throughout Katilrdav'a ber that Cravath has made. The argu- management was thoroughly ap- 7 inning, rallril). nma nlth an Injured shoulder, will be In the ment has been nutdu tint the Phillies HOW BIG LEAGUE TEAMS by tho crowd, and especially the Chicago, 7j Brooklyn, 8 Out game). ' Penn game. FAIR proved .1 GREATEST INDUSTRIAL, FARM AND many - Chicago, Sj llrookljn. t.'U game, could pot muke so home runs If newspaper men. The onl deserved crltl- .1 ' FARED DURING THE WEEK ' Inning, called). M. they played In any park but own Cltj-- . NEW II WEN. Conn.. Fpt. Among their cism that could be made was that the Murrain. 3; Kaneaa 2. Yale men the ..olnlon la held that Head Coach CATTLE EXHIBIT That may or may not be true. Is a InilUnapolla, H; I'lttaburgh, 4. - It The post wwk'a rrronl In the National numbers were entirely too small. The Frank Hlnkey haa devised the mo attructlvi- RACE Trotting fact that It Is eatler to hit home runs and American J.earura of aramra wun and Quaker management IntendB to uee big- TODAY'S GAMES. and mon original brand of football ever seen MEET ind Running Race every day j nt Yale. The rhowln of tho Yale, team Into the left and center field bleachers with run, hlu, rrrora and men left succeeding games and j (Iileagu at Brooklyn. exwpt Friday, Aoto Friday, October 2d. ger numbers for agalnat Maine dlicloeed noeltlea In tl Rce. at the local National League Park than oult.tiuara. U aa folium i Jerseys .St. I.ouli at Baltimore. all to have them painted on tha with Indlanapolla at I'lttaburgh. of pasting, nnd exhibited the fruit of SEE N I LES flights. anywhere on major league NATIONAL I.EAOl'B J practice and hit wonderful aeroplane Flies upslda the circuit, white lead, which will be permanent and Unman BulTalo hn misterloua aocret that has Vein tout It Is also a fact that the high right IV I It II K I. B f'ltr at held dally the last week. down, loop the loop, fall wing over wing, drops 1000 feet. Boston 8 1 4 g.'i 11 SB enable them to be seen distinctly from CLUB STANDING. Held wall prevents many drives from field. being runs which would go Nw YurlC 2 0 13 57 10 81 all parts of the w i.pc w. i, i r MmnLETWN Conn. Sent 18. That Wea-- BETTER BABY Contett home for 31 I.oul. 0 2 3.1 71 IS 5S Chicago 82 02 f,9 Brooklyn 71 70 .Hit lev an haa lost rather heavily In football ma- and Health Exhibit. "four-timers- " at other parks. During Chicago 3 .', t)S 18 87 ' ImlU'p'lla HO 01 noo City BO 70 through graduation and tho men who did ... !! Kn 43 terial ALL-STA- Philadelphia were no surprises on other grid- - 74 115 532 St I.nuta 01 SO nril Uck thla fnll was evident In R IL the pait week, there lias been no less 5 3 IS II II There ' Baltimore 433 irme the 1 CO .5-- Island College Satur- - eight balls driven against the wall, Hrookln 8 44 74 1.1 65 Irons, unless Cornell's defeat at the hands Iluftalo. .. 73 M l'ittjbtli 50 81 .409 simc with rthode State than 1 ilav The line has been weakened by the grad- opinion of of Plttaburgh 7 20 Sa 18 47 Pittsburgh could be so classed. While BadUco" mirl of Death;" Oweni, "The Human Bomb;" which In the most those Cincinnati 1 0 3.1 SS 10 C3 of uation of Hteb Allison and Wilcox, while who saw them have gone over the all tht other big teams won about as INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Illngeley at centre and Elmer Eustla at end. Buhler, "The Auto Heed;" Geer. "The Human Comet;" Tie iinu Thjnday, September 24. who had been depended upon to help out this " wall at Bhlbe Park, but which netted the AMERICAN they pleased, Cornell seems to have been YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. year, kept games by Max, "The Diving Pony; Billy Bouncer on hlj bouncing board; LKAOUK outplayed by Pittsburgh eleven. will both be out of the Melodiou boatmen only oue base. W. t, K II. ELH fairly the Newark, 8; Jersey City, 5 (lat game). nine's. Tom Kenyon; The Elusive Water Lilies; Daylight I'hIUdelpbU S 1 40 71 1 28 Remembering that last year Pittsburgh JeTeey City, 0; Newark, a (td game). Fireworks; The Skaters' Bijou; Calvert on the high wire; ilon.Uy t 4D 80 22 r.O beat Cornell 20 to 7, and that this year . Mootrral-liuifal- o (rain). Mlrano Bros., he Human Torpedoes" and other attractions. McQlnnity Signs "With Venice Washington .....3.. . 5 B 38 7S 17 62 the men from the western end of the I Other clubs Dot scheduled. Pennant for Milwaukee Detroit 1 29 7 19 1 a. CLUB STANDING. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept 28 -- "Iron S S State not only had as strong team as The close of the American Association's A CLEAN, WHOLESOME. ENTERTAINING MIDWAY Chicago ... 32 07 IS SI W. L. P.C. W L. p.C. ' McGUinlty, w (54 year, one advantage race yesterday the end of another Wan Joe famous St Louie 4 29 22 47 last but with the Go 59 .017 77 marked i - . Provld'c. Newark. 73 .487 York Giant, signed a contract New Tork 4 2 27 48 1 2t of several weeks more preliminary prac- AO tight battle for the pennant in President with tho Buffalo... 01 .SU3UulU'ore. 72 77 ,483 ( elite Tigers will be a member of Cleveland I 1 19 M II 91 Cornell, this result should not I 91 S3 "91 00 89 ,403 Chlvlngton's league. Not until Saturday and Tie cam Monday. September .21. tlce than Rocheeter Montreal JA Tigers' pitching corpa the remaining have been entirely unexpected. 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