THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1913. 3

Braves and ths Boston Americans as Solon and Mattern, the new backs, SCRIMMAGE FOR was canceled yesterday by agreement ana otner "nnas1 tne uopner leaaer WEAVER'S BOUT of the officials of the clubs. Demarest Now Covets Hoppe's Billiard Titles may have in hiding. Indiana usually rolls up a respect- able., tally on DePauw to start the UP LHTT'S SQUAD MASON ATHLETES season right,' and there is no "sign that BREAKS GAME this -- habit will be reversed this year. Coach Sheldon is out for a big year Bock Island Independents to CLASHING TODAY and bulletins from Bloomington are of Timely Blow in Tenth Inning Mix First Time Tomorrow the hopeful variety. The coach will be able to put in the field one of the Bumps St. Louis Browns Morning at Expo. strongest elevens the Hoosiers have by 3-- 2 Count. Ball Game Staged at Watch had for the last:three years, and the chances look easy 'for the Blooming-ton- , Tower Opposition Leaders Ll-K- - 1 M'GINNIS DESERTS TEAM ski ,ii Jri i side, j .;. PIRATES MUTILATE CUBS Make Statements. Neither Williams nor Sheldon is ex- pected - " , to show anything sensational First Game With Muscatine-8unday- : Trojans Defeated, 6 -- Masonic athletes are fighting tooth : in the way of tricks. The competition to Evers Sends Oct. 5 Schedue Is Almost . VM promises to be too one-side- d to and nail for the long end of the score It I rather Warriors Into the fc call out the 1913 thrillers which have Complete. Fray. at the Watch Tower diamond this af- been developed to date, but there will ternoon, the momentous occasion be- be plenty of .food for college argu- The will ing a baseball game between the Rock ment in the general performance of , Sept. 27. "Buck" Weaver the teams. . . hold their first scrimmage of the sea- Ibland lodge, piloted by Egg Buyer is a kindly soul. To avoid the burden In spite of the top-heav- y aspect of son tomorrow mornlrg at Exposition Bruner, and Trio lodge, chaperoned double-heade- r the games, the fans will have an op- of a yesterday this park, and all candidates for positions by "Shorty" Canedy, the insurance portunity to get a fair line on the young athlete unloaded a timely blow On the team are requested to turn out expert. Both teams will be composed prospects at the two camps. i Indiana in the tenth round of yesterday's home promptly at 9 o'clock. The squad-worke- will meet Chicago at field ' ;of the cream of the city, insofar as Marshall coming battle or. the South Side lot. out Tuesday and Thursday, next Saturday may try j horsehide ability is concerned, and and out some evenings Long View park, 20 The wallop enabled Joe Bens and his at about both predict success. A representative of Coach Sheldon's latest devices as men trying out for various' posi- the i.of The Argus was iuter-- j a preliminary test . Minnesota has an- white hosed mates to trim St. Louis' ! reper- detailed to tions. Coach Witt has a classy view other, minor contest scheduled with Browns by 3 to 2, Walter Leverena up both captains on the eve of the 4,; toire of new plays his 'sleeve and .battle, and the following reports were a Ames; Oct. 4, and is in no hurry to being among those humiliated after signal practice hag been lightning' fa.it. .received: s uncork scores at wholesale. his friends had presented him with The Independents have lost a valuable ! several tons of jewelry - Statement by Bruner: "My foemen Calvin Demarest (insert) and Willie Hoppe, Should the Gophers fail to roll up and Kimberly , man in Charles McGinnis, who has de- South-Dakota- rock. Score: " j are attempting to discredit my team a. fair count against cided to return to St. Ambrose col-- ' in Chicago. AB. R. 'and . myself as well by saying that 111., Dem-- ; - ven- -. thus!tIie"" Ending the vest will be as H. PO. A. E. lege. Wagner, Wright, Bron-dell- , Chicago. Sept. 27. Calvin Demarest's first title seeking brilliant in his accomplishments, Paridon. anyone who roped in Weaver, ss 5 0 1 2 8 0 among is by a farmer ireet of this city, formerly amateur ture will be for the 18.2 emblem. to Ilock and Sage are the egg wrecking an old thecry that attain a "eHm" Breton, 2b 3 0 1 1 3 0 in 'ah buying escapade cannot or im-- ! ' T new candidates who are 'trying for milliard Whether victorious not he will one ?L, 1' have the necessary discretion and , tL ,LL.Hi,t.ir ohaii,n for ,h ib'i rha m. success iu billiards must begin; only to sprint up the homestretch at Collins, rf 3 0 0 3 0 0 positions on 1913 eleven. - KZ'J " - the. stages. 3 1 judgment .to pilot a winning baseball biohhK has nnnniinriwi that he will DionshiD. which HoDDe won from Ora w'hen very young. Another pupil of the critical . Fournier, lb 0 14 1 0 The first game of the season will be I aggregation. This is false. Canedy i The few changes in the rules this Bodie, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 staged Sunday. 5, seek the 18.1 and 18.2 balkline titles Morningstar last spring. During the 50, who took up billiards very sua next Oct. at Island Chappell, If 4 1 2 1 0 thinks he can stop up with that new fal--j' . ' 0 City park, opposition being'- the ' now held by Willie Hoppe. Demarest summer Demarest has not neglected denly, proves the old contention is the fangled string ball of his. but my men Schalk, c 4 0 0 5 2 0 South club. Mus- figures that Hoppe has reached the . billiards. His stroke is now smoother Muscatine Athletic will hit it. I .have given , lacious mitting kicks from any distance back Berger, 2b 4 0 0 3 0 0 a lighter team usual them orders top of his game, whereas the Chica-- than at any time since he turned pro-- catine has than jto make a running leap towards the ' Billlardists who have seen Demarest of the. line, of scrimmage may open Benz, p 4 1 1 0 6 0 this year, but It is also much faster gcan in daily exhibitions has gained fessional in 1908, after he had won pitcher's box the minute the bail - in practice matches insist that the "P th P'a but no other modifications than past teams, and the Independents the neceSary confidence in himself i the national and international balk- j leaves "Shorty's" hands, when are "e loonea ior. Simple football Total 33 3 5 30 20 0 will be forced to extend and to warrant challenges to the cham- - nne titles in the amateur ranks Chicagoan has acquired steadiness themselves ithey lace it. either the string will near ls t0 be expected. St. Louis. to the limit to win. pion. During his recent term as instruc-tS- r that is sure to bring him to or AB R. H. PO. A. E. break or Canedy's remains w ill be the top. He has long been noted as Shotton, cf 5 1 2 4 0 0 OI'POM-'IV-I Demarest's last appearance in a at the University club in Chicago, TIIK S j collected outside the fence." one of the quickest men in action who Austin, 3b .'4 0 1 0 1 0 The for the season has championship match against Hoppe Demarest has done much to upset schedule Statement by Canedy: "I feel safe ever handled a cue. His rapid fire WALTERS BEATEN Pratt, lb 4 0 0 8 3 0 been completed is fol- was a year ago, when he was forced old theories. One of the most strik- nearly and as in asserting that if we do not w In the upset more Walker, If 4 0 2 0 0 ' to Hoppe, George ing instances is in his work as teach- work around the table 0 lows: game we will I trail the veteran ' at least lose it. am one aspiring amateur who care- Williams, rf 2 1 2 Q n 0 Oct. 5 Muscatine at Rock Island. Slosson and the brilliant Japanese ex- er of players have advanced be- than in the pink of condition. So much fully before taking up Bisland, ss 4 0 0 1 2 0 Oct. 12 club of Moline pert, Koji Yamada. Demarest defeat- yond 50 years of age. One of the most studied shots IN KENOSHA BOUT at so, in fact, that many have accused Wares, 2b 4 0 1 2 2 ' ed Yamada in a match and the adept pupils is a Chicago lawyer who his cue. One of the most difficult 0 Mollne. me of using flesh colored pow- latter Agnew, 4 talcum vic- tasks befell the Chicagoan was c 0 0 12 0 1 Oct. 19 I'eoria Socials at Hock der of late. However, was the only player who gained a is 55 years old. Until last winter this that ' it is naueht a to overcome this tendency toward too Leverena, p 4 0 1 2 3 0 island. ' but my ruddy complexion ' tory over Hoppe during the tourna- pupil had never handled cue. City Wild Cat Proves and it is all " is positively great haste. '. Kansas , 20 Olympic club of Moline my ment. This player Oct. 'at own. I have been training con Total 35 2 11 1 Rock Island. " Too Strong for Sailor and 929 scientiously and have set up a training Two when winning 2 Davenport-Independent- on Decision. out run scored. Nov. at jtable, for my men. Our diet is as fol- - 4. Wins Brooklyn, 2; New York, Chicago 0 0 Rock Island. uows: Breakfast, cherry pie, hot bis- - 1100000 13 Nov. 9 Open. (Probably Columbus FOOTBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE, . BIG NINE SEASON St Louis 1.0 0 a cnif, cheese sandwiches on rye and FIRST Kenosha, Wis., Sept. 27. "Wildcat" 10001000 Chicago, 3; St. Louis, 2 (10 innings). Two-bas- Junction here!. watermelon. Luncheon Bean sand- e hit Chappell. Three-bas- e Detroit-Clevelan- rain. : Ferns of Kansas City, like the feline Nov. 16 Olympic club of MuHn'e at wiches garnished with rutabagoes. hit Breton. Struck out By Lever- : ' Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 4. species,' Mollne, Dinner (oftimes designated as supper GAME IS ONTO DilY LAUNCHED TODAY of that hammered and tore ena, 10 (Breton, Schalk, 2; Weaver. Nov. 2.'5 New York, 0; Washington, .3. Berger, Peorin Socials at Peoria. by the proletariat! Ice cream, liver-wurs- t, his way to Sailor Billy W:alters for 2; Collins, Bens, 2; Fournier); .10 ' by 3 Shot-ton- Nov. Open. (Probably Joliet, dill pickles and mush. Can AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 10 rounds here last night, administer- Benz, (Wares. Leverenz, ). Kockford or Spring Valley): you Columbus, 7 r Kansas City, 5. Wild pitch wonder that my men are ready School Fight- Eastern and Western Teams ing as neat a beating as has been Bens. Left on to fight? Watch our smoke." High and Alumni Indianapolis, 20; Milwaukee, 10. bases Chicago, 3; St. Louis, 5. Time 4- seen in these parts in years. Ferns The proceeds will be devoted to the ing, for Honors at Island Louisville, 7; St. Paul, - . Busy Strength of Elevens 2:07. Umpires Hildebrand and BASEBALL ASSURED 2. ' ' punch- fund for Toledo,' 0; Minneapolis, ( had Walters sized up as a weak Sheridan. furnishings the new Masonic City Park. . to Be IJevealsd. temple. WESTERN ,EAclUE,': er, . once .' did allow the DKFEAT TROJANS. PEORIA NEXTSEAsON V' . and not he St. Joseph, 6;. Topeka, 0. "; local boy to gain the upper hand. Pittsburgh, Sept. 27. Seventeen lid is being pried off the 1913 ' FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY. Peoria,, III.. Sept. 27. At a meeting "BABY RELIANCE" The Sioux City, 3; Wichita, I. Ferns did not mind Walters' punches. young and aged Cubs bowed in de- WINS . WEST. of stockholders the' I'eoria football season in Rock Island this Des Moines, 4; Denver. 2. in car- the of. AT Minnesota and South Dakota at and planted blows' return that feat before a master slabman yester- Amusement company, the. organization KANSAS CITY REGATTA afternoon. The. alumni .aggregation is NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. ried sting strength. high boys Minneapolis. and day as taps sounded for 1913 which haw been behind the' Poorii' Kansas City, Mo., 27. clashing with the school at 1. at Sept Baby Seattle, 4; Tacoma, Depauw and at Bloomington. Walters was trained too fine, out of I If ague team, Island City park in the initial game Indiana Forbes field. The curving monarcii Three which was' hyld Reliance, driven by Jay Smith c, Portland, 4; Spokane, 3. condition and fighting against nature of s Coe and Upper Iowa at Fayette. of fall. night old-tim- in the JefOrsoii hotel last nigh;.' it the Last the Vancouver, 2; Victoria,- 0. as well as the tough, irrepressible who ruled the Trojans was their e Mich., won the first heat yes- went through a fast signal practice at Lawrence and Kaukauna at Apple-ton- . was decided to dispose of the fran- Ferns. The latter put up a game ex- hoodoo, "Babe" Adams, terday of the seven and one-hal- f high school, gymnasium an- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. who chise of the ball club to anyone who mile the and hibition. In saying that Walters was yielded nine hits ' national speed contest for motor nounced themselves as fit. They will Oakland, 515; Venice, 116. Monmouth and Monmouth High at and also fanned would not take it outside .of I'eoria. 6. game is the least that could be cred- nine, while pitching rings boats, two-da- y line-u- p Los Angeles, 10; Sacramento, Monmouth. around Bids will.be advertised for and the the principal event of the present the most formidable in give Charley regatta of years, Portland, 2; San Francisco, 3. EAST. ited to him, for not once did he Smith. The score was 6 to 1, franchise will go to the one who the the Kansas City Yacht and predict an overwhelming ground, five of giving club. The Tango was victory. high Harvard and Maine at Cambridge. and in the last rounds the buccaneers two out of three directors believe will do the nioft' second, while The sehool eleven is the right he was the aggressor. He games. ' Oregon Kid finished a poor third after to be made up of green' men for the DOYLE AND SN0DGRASS Princeton and Rutgers at Princeton. boosting for , , . I'eoria. S.-F- fought from the fifth round on with Opportunities galore were her driver, Brock . of Portland, most part, Coach Corneal's i,dea being Penn and Gettysburg at Philadelphia. thrust The enitre matter of the . disposal' HURT; OUT OF BIG SERIES sole determination to put over one upon Evers' machine, Ore., had been hurled into the river. to give all of the likely candidates a Yale and Holy Cross at New Haven. the as a slant at has been "lift with the board of di- Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 27. The sup solid punch that might at least slow the summary will attest. Ten West rectors, who already, had corre- The winner's time was 13 minutes show' for their "white alley," and al- Carlisle and West Virginia Wesleyan haye 59 porters of the New York Giants in the up the cyclone in front of him. Siders were marooned on the path- spondence buyers. and seconds. During the trial runs low them to demonstrate just how at Carlisle. with prospective Oregon world's series got a double shock yes- The' men had hardly gotten into posi- way, two in the fourth, three In the Already major league ..magnate the Kid hit a large wave and good or how bad they are. "The win- Cornell and Colgate at Ithaca. a has terday when they learned that Cap- Ag- tion at the state when Ferns upset fifth and a pair in the seventh. Air- rolled comp.'etely over. The pilot ning of the game is a secondary con- ' Dartmouth and Massachusetts been Interested in the proposition and and Larry Doyle had been injured with a right hook to the chin, tight hurling in the mechanician kept their seats and sideration with me," said the coach tain gies at Hanover. Walters the pinches brought may b the ultimate purchaser of the Out- putting on early. about no damage was done. last evening. "I want to get in an automobile "accident and Brown and Colby at Providence. Walters the defensive this unusual condition. Score: franchise. The meeting was called a line sprung off his on my men, and by shooting fielder Fred Snodgrass had a Williams and Rens. Polytechnic at Walters was not feet after Chicago. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. co that the board of directors mtaM them "charley horse" in the'game that, excepting once in the fifth, when . Washington Continuing at Ebbets ieacn, ci 3 0 1 1 have the sanction of the stockholders his cam- into the fray, I will be able to make Williamstown. 0 paign against field. Both are noc likely to play again he slipped down, but he took enough Williams, If 4 0 0 2 In any the armor plate "com- a decision as to the probable person- 0 steps which they inirfht tike may . wallops on jaw to knock down bine." Secretary Daniels nel of squad which will oppose for a week and be out of the Conference gridiron history for 1913 the Zimmerman, 3b .... 4 0 to dispose of.tho indebtedness which awarded a the championship. an army of average men. contract to the Carbon Steel company Iowa City a week hence." world's Saler, lb 4 0 hflDfts over the organisation. Doylo begins today with two of the "big presented a sorry looking for steel bolts for use in construction received his injury Thursday Walters Mollwitz 0 0 night as he was driving home in hfs nine" elevens in the field for points countenance after the fight. His left Braves-Re- Sox Series Off. of battleship No. 39, at $448 a ton. Good, rf 4 0 automobile. Pitcher of experience. Uni- eye was closed and blood was stream- Boston, Mass., Sept. 27. Because of This was $ino a ton less than paid Fromme the and valuable The Bridwell, ss 3 4 BASEBALL was a passenger. Doyle be- as- ing down side of his face, Injuries to many members of the Bos- when big armor plate companies were Giants versity of Minnesota championship the his Allison .. 1 0 came bewildered by the fog and steer- pirants will line-u- p against South Da- nose swollen, the right side of his Keating, ss . . 1 ton National baseball team the pro- permitted to combine contracts for NATIONAL LEAGUE. .. 0 ed the machine into a tree. He was kota at Minneapolis in the leading head and his body a rich pink. For Bresnahan, c 3 posed post season series between the bolts and plates. W. L. .. 1 Pet. thrown out on his right shoulder. western battle and Indiana university a slugging match in which punish- Hargrove, c . 0 New York 96 46 .676 .. 1 Fromme .escaped with only a slight will try conclusions with DePauw at ment was asked and taken by each Smith, p ... 3 S5 56 .603 .. 3 Philadelphia shaking up. . Bloomington. man, it Early season thrills are the battle had on anything Stack, p .. 0 1 Chicago 84 64 .568 Doyle did not realise until yester- possibilities in both clashes. every staged in Kenosha. There was Pittsburgh 77 69 .527 day morning possi- not idle moment in affair, that his fall had Less important western squads will an the and Total ,V4 1 9 24 15 2 Boston 64 81 .441 bly injured him seriously. A physi- day con- very clinching) although celebrate the with a round of little toward Batted for Bridwell Brooklyn 62 81 .441 cian said tho right arm was dislocated tests of more or less local nature, the end Walters was inclined to ask in the eighth. Cincinnati 63 S5 .426 or the shoulder bone possibly broken. leaving eastern experts quarter in order that he might get Pittsburgh. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the as the real his Carey. St. LouJU ..49 98 .333 performers of the occasion. Coe will breath, but the relentless Ferns kept If 3 2 0 0 Dolan, 3b 13 Paskert Out of Baseball. muscle against Upper Iow punishing and when bell 3 1 0 2 1 1 exercise its a the last Wagner, AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 27. "Dode" at Fayette, Grinnell will Ames sounded he had Walters up against ss 3 1 2 2 1 0 ' meet Viox, W. L. Pet. Paskert, the Phillies' center fielder, at Grinnell and Lawrence will tackle the ropes, trying to put the game 2b 3 1 2 2 2 0 Philadelphia 95 51 .651 probably is through with baseball. He Kaukauna Appleton. while numer- navy kid away. Wilson, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 at J. Miller, Cleveland S3 62 .572 has been injured internally and is in ous small colleges will Indulge in ad- The Wisconsin commission, repre- lb 4 0 1 3 0 0 Mitchell, Washington 84 63 .571 such condition that surgeons say an ditional games for the glory of the sented by Manning Vaughan, its secre- cf 3 0 2 3 0 0 Boston 75 67 .528 operation is the enly thing which will west tary, asserted itself prominency in Simon, c 3 0 1 11 0 0 Adams, p Chicago 75 72 .510 make his recovery permanent. They Yale and Cornell are billed for their the afternoon by demanding that the 4 1 2 0 0 0 Detroit 62' 84 .425 advise him to retire permanently from second appearances on the 1913 grid- ring be torn up and repadded. It was St. Louis 55 93 .372 the game.. iron. The Elis will play Holy Cross asserted that the covering was inade- Total 29 6 11 27 4 New York 53 99 .371 at New Haven and the Ithacans will quate, and not only was nw, but tlllcago 0 Sold 0000001 01 John Titus to Kiwi. meet Colgate at the home camp. Har- did not have sufficient soft spots Pittsburgh ..'..0 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 27. 6 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Kansas City, Sept John Two-bas- e Titus, vard and Maine, Princeton and Rut- where the principals could land with- hits Zimmerman, W. L. Pet an outfielder for the Boston National gers, Pennsylvania and Gettysburg, out fracturing a skull. Wagner Adams. club, been Struck out-- By Adams. Milwaukee 97 65 .499 league has purchased by Brown and Colby, the Army and Nor Bill O'Connell's unknown, who was (Saier, 3: local American Bridwell, Smith. 2; Wll-Ham- s, Minneapolis 95 68 .583 the Association team, wich and Carlisle and West Virginia scheduled to go on with Mike Allison, Louisville 91 70 .565 according to announcement by - . Stewart); by Smith Presi Wesleyan are other contenders in the Hirsche's bantamweight, failed to (Carey). Bases on Smith! 91 teoeau, owner 01 yes - balls Off (Columbus 72 .558 aent tne club, (eastern arena. show, and two Chicago bantams were 1. Double plays St. Paul 74 87 .400 terday. Bridwell to Evera All indications at Minneapolis go to substituted. They were Nate Kalb to Saier; Evers to Bridwell Toledo '....68 9G .415 to Saier. Get show that a repetition of Minnesota's and Howard Moore. While neither Hits-- orf Smith, 9 Indianapolis 67 95 .411 Cards Catcher O'Connor. very in beven Innings; St I in i u Wn S(nt 97 defeat by the South Dakota band last knew much about the art, they off Stack, 2 City 67 97 .409 fanoA in one inning. Hit by Kansas DO 10 De - visi- - slugged willingly, both going Huggins of the St. Louis Nationals esPecte- The out of pitcher-- By Smith, (Carey, Wagner). alipped Wil-cure- d .J a surprise over Coach the ring in the first round. Moore Passed ball-Sim- on.. WESTERN LEAGUE. yesterday announced that he had Jrs Left on bases-Chic- ago, j ans and his charges last falL but the got the verdict. Catcher Pat O'Connor of tne 10; Pittsburgh, 6. Time For Sixty Years W. L. Pet The!6core was tpart,y the result of green-St- . In the second preliminary Young Kansas City Association team. 1:43.. Umpires O'Day Denver 99 58 .631 6 the GPher8- -a Sweeney gave Tom Harding a and Emslie. Des Moines 90 67 Louie Americans had the first !"ef.n P,t.rt.f terrific i' this baals Aa entered into the daily lives of thousands of .573 on deficiency not likely to be in evidence beating in six rounds. Both boys Naps and Piratea to Play. '. 81 76 claim O'Connor, but they pas8ed 1st. Joseph .516 luu"J- - v aymiu mum was me were from Chicago Cleveland, ! 'him up. oniy and took this Sept. 27. Prelsdent ,C. Lincoln 82 78 513 ! veteran in the line-u- n last ver ami means of settling long W. Somers of ! a standing dis- the Cleveland American factor in their prosperity. Omaha 76 82 .4S1 I Vw ! It has been an important Pan ripripnderi nnnn" Is an nr. be is the Ohlv one missing fnr fhla pute. The semi-wlndu- brought league club announced yesterday Topeka 71 85 out that has furnished the inspiration to save, which has led to j pressioa we all like to hear, and when conflict. Artie Armstrong, ne 'la'1 received a formal acceptance It Sioux Ciry 70 89 with his showlike 40 in connection with Cham- - With a squad of record-breakin- g pose, Barney Dreyfuss - man,v . been more than a place to "deposit" it is used size and Bobby Haves of Phtlailfi. 'rom of the Pitu- fortunes It has Wichita :62 9G .392 ' chal-fig- ...... ' beriain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea jto pick from and little dead timber in phia, a boy aggressive and willing to burBh National league club of bis ht the fortunes of a large throng of post-seaso- n money; it has conserved Remedy it mean that it never fails the bunch, Coach Williams is not wor-t-o The referee. Georee Duffv. cau-- i,ense tor a series of games. RDMT.TS YESTERDAY. line-up- , - prosperous people. cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel ried about his which may tioned Armstrong for stalling and j The series will be .under the juris- " NATIONAL LEAGUE. It is pleasant to take and elude a good share of the stars in the added a little seat to the i dicUon of the national baseball corr It wants to serve YOU in just the same way. -- Chicao ' Pittsburgh. 6; Chicago, 1. equally aluable for childrea and course cf the game. The boy's style, but Hayes mission. The clubs will endear ' fans are earned the game Open Saturday evenings 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock- - Philadelphia, 69; Boston. 310. adults. Sold by all druggists. (Adv.) easer to sue the wort of. such axtists honors. jkave the opening on Of'