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[HE GATE CITY QUIET BEFORE TIME TO GIVE Red Sox and Phillies A TITLE Pitching Staffs Compared SPORTING SERVICE BREAK STORM [By United Press.] PHILADELPHIA. ; * . BOSTON. OR OVER CLEVELAND ALEX­ DUTCH LEONARD ' Generally Is as Much a Miracle Man as George conceded to be the best southpaw in Full, Accurate and Interesting Re­ Lull In Circles Before the ANDER—The best In' base­ 8tallingaf of the Boston ball, at the present time, and one of the game. Came to Boston several port* to be Received at This First Big Crash the greatest the game has ever years ago, and always has bees a Braves Was Last Offloe Through the Which Comes To­ known. His work this season classes brilliant performer. Hung up the best Year. him with the Immortals, as he has record in the American league last United Press. morrow. won over 30 games. Practically 80. year for effectiveness, as he allowed per cent of Moran's hope of winning only one and a fraction runs per Order a Case of the championship rests with Alexan­ game. Has been one of Carrigan's der. Came up from Indianapolis in most dependable pitchers this sea­ BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC tjtv. PHILLIES ABE IDLE WHAT HE HAS DONE 1910, and was farmed out to Syra­ son, finishing with an average of cuse, coming back up the next sea­ over .700. aome critics have select­ Pilsener1 Beer son. Has been quoted as saying he ed Leonard as the man to face Al­ jk?" ' , ,• t exander in the opener, although the expected to pitch three games of ' by How He Picked Up a Team From All the series if it goes over four games. majority favor Shore. •y? Popel & GiHer, Warsaw, Illiaob Every Line to be Bulletined as Re­ Have Still Left Over GEORGE FOSTER—One of the Over the Counter and Moulded —Famous for ceived—Sport Specialists to Game With the Yankees—Bet­ his under-delivery. Mayer came to smallest and most effective pitchers : .'^.'JACK BRADY Agent It Into Pennant : ' Philadelphia in 1912 from the Ports­ in the American league this season. Work for The Gate ting Is Even on Much of the Red Sox success this Material. mouth club of the Virginia ' state 4 N. Water St Bell Phone 1208 Black I* City. Outcome. league and made good right off the season has been due to this dimin­ bat Has been of great aid to Al­ utive mound man. He. has worked r exander this year In« keeping the in thirty odd games, of which he has Phils in the lead. He has worked in won twenty. Practically certain hi' PEOfJfiSSIONAL CAEDS The great war. the submarine con­ [By George R. Holmes, United Press thirty odd games this year and has •will face Phils in one or more ot ?: ["By George R. Holmes, United Press Staff Correspondent.] the battles. troversy and the president's wedding Staff Correspondent.] won most of them. Generally select­ ^ PHYSICIAN. will all pale tomorrow before the NEW YORK."Oct. 7.—When George ed to pitch the second game Of the ftRNIE SHORE)—One of the latest LONG LIKE IS DR. W. P. SHERLOCK. NEW YORK, Oct. 7—Things were Stailings, a veteran at the managing opening of the world series contests rather quiet today—baseballlcally pitching finds, and a good one. Shore Physician and Surgeon. between the Philadelphia Nationals game, steered a gang of baseball mis­ GEORGES. CHALMERS — A hard came up from the old Baltimore Office, Masonic Temple. Resident* speaking. It was the lull before the fits into a National league pennant, Alphla apartments. and the Boston Red Sox. This will btorm that will break tomorrow in luck pitcher, and -a good one. Chalm-club, when sold out, ani be the greatest event not only In the and thenec into a world championship, ers was one of the - aensattons of won a regular berth right away. He NOW WAITING Office Hours—10 to 12 a. m.. 11« Philadelphia when the Phillies and sporting world, so far as the United -George Cohan dabbed him "The Mir­ 1909 and '10, but injured his should­ has b?en one of Carrigan's premier 3 p. m.; evenings. 7 to 8; Suadari, Red Sox come together in the crash acle fan." The name stuck. S(all- 11 to 1 p. m. United States civil States is concerned, but local base­ that will be beard 'round the world. er and has been out of the game un­ pitchers this season, and is favored ball fans are just as Interested In the ings w&s a miracle man. til this season. This year he came in some quarters to pitch the opener. vice examiner. In New York the Red Sox were Now it's up to somebody to invent Dyed In the Wool Fans Begin Vigil result as any in this country. slated to wind up a hang-over schedule back, and has had fair success. To This year he won about 20 games. a name for John Patrick Moran. For his credit it must be said he lost a His 1-0 defeat of Detroit in that 12 i. Before the Phllly Park, DR. BRUCe L. GILFILLAN. .Realizing that the series is an event jwith the yanks. In Philadelphia, the lf eve a Physician and Surgeon. of extraordinary interest. The Gate pjjj] billed to become morfe ac- r baseball deserved fot" orhard"luck"game7^thirseTson" tussle in which the Red Sox 8 were some sort of a, laudatory title, that Bleachers This . . Office, 612 ft Main street, ot« City. has arranged to g!>e the best |qnjl ,nte<, wlth thelr playing plat In Chalmers went south with the Giants really won the pendant will long ba Winger Bros, store. Bell phone' sport service possible to the city, manager is red-headed Patrick. Some r v *™ParatI°a f0r *om?T°w ? festivities.; say Cleveland Alexander won this spring and then went back to remembered. ' ':' ' ;f'. Morning. -. t: Black. T* service that in the past has had no Grover hirf old love—the Phils, BABE RUTH—Like the three oth­ rival and that has always been popu­ Bill Carrigan decided to play to-a pennant for Philadelphia and Pat- Residence, S17 North Fourth stmt day's game with the Yanks to get thejrIck He did and he dldn.t. A1„an. AL DEMAREE—The tall cartoon­ er Boston pitchers, Ruth has been Bell ph'one 1280-Hed. lar with those interested in baseball. practice, believing that more benefit » the terrible, shooting con-:..ist was.. one of 1913's- best pitchers one of the most successful chuckers Hours—10-12 a. m.; 2-4 p. m.; 74 First of all there is the United )der wasn t curve ball in the league this season—a .700 p. m. Sunday by appolntemnt. Press, without a riyal In the report- titan from ^reWn/down'tcTRiillv to '^tche'd^somewhlt^rSpitately11 Into 1pltcher ^ fa^ly good control. Had workman. Ruth is a left hander. and TWO DAYS OP WAITING r- C. A. JENKINS, M. 0. Room 4, Estes building. distinction of being the best batter Office phone 29; residence, Mi. §*Lip expect a full. interesting,Interesting, accurate i ««, i tai ™last y/ar..year, Thisinis year hene isIs both,noxn. ->«»a„ this r The rccorda how that Alex among the pitchers in the league. First Man Brlnge Soap Box—Re­ Hours—10-12 a. m.; 3 to 6 p. m. "»d snappy report of the opening; tilt j ?'5had th ^ » has won p He hit above .320 this season. of the world series at Phi,^Philadelphia n „?„ to-fnl Ihad..thethe "stuff,tu?v hhe'was® T" Jerked*erke2 outou* and thirty games. Thirty games do not -!L ?PP J® THA RIXtoY One of the served Seat Tleket Muddle that th^!another Bhot the breach. Shore, ta es _*RAY COLONS—Collins has had a DR. W. FRANK BROWN, , morrow sod for ©very flsy thflt tn®} * * •* j vr aii i win a pennant in anybody's league. ! " t men in baseball, standing 6 Wood and Ma s al1 worked varied career—last year* he won a ^ ,ls Sttll "Urf- ' Surgery and Ueology, aeries lasts. The United Press ~JL«°nard. > StAll'nn had a. craw of baseball nn.|'W o inches. Rixoy came to tne Hours—2-4 p. m.; 7:30-8:30 p. m. _ i~aao/t i tbe first game and all pitched shut-out j b di _ h.ch _ „ three eood j ±-hils in 1912 from a Vinflnla school, lot of. games and "was rated one of « ... tangled. .' i >. running dir«.rtiv tntn The rato citv ball. Babe Rpth worked the final game nitchers and a second baseman Mor- a®4 bas pitched with varying sue- the best ohvekers in, the circuit, bit Office No. 10 North Fifth street t a e n d e n r Over Keokuk Savings bank. n^nu had little difBculty going over.|Xh Q/ ^c a tc^ ™d a „° t|cess. This year he has worked in has fallen down this season. He has ut B Ree. No. 318 North Fifth itreet lar, 'and the coming world series j * h' removed ail possibil-jb^eman who co'uld s]vg tl,e ba]1. The ;twenty odd gamea,-winning half erf worked In, only a few games, split; ity ting about even. stories will In every way uphold the that he will work in the first t o ,r€Bt didn't amount to much. They ; them. _ " 8. H. AYRES. ame of the e M [United Press • Leased Wire Service.] i'% reputation established in the past. f | " ^ i were—like StaUings' heirlooms—mls: GEORGE McQUILLAN — Secured VEAN-GREGG—Gregg la a veteran Shore PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Oct. 7.—The Chiropractor. Second, there is the excellent die-!"*?, and Leonard to face the shunted from ci,,b t0 ciub. There!by Philadelphia fi-om the Pirates in of the old Cleveland team which No Drugs—No Knife—No Osteopat^l tribution of these reports after they tomorrow and Saturday^ . | were three men, all .stars, whom Mor-1 mid-season. McQuillan has been an made such a good showing in 1913. first fans who -riftl see the Phlljles and r * Ta#> WAn4fl' a> a la «AtM awp a*• I _ _ - - - . - • — > a. a. Red Sox clash l'faere in the opening 323 Blondeau Phone 14Ui| have been copied in The Gate City Joe Woods* case Is somewhat of |an could see spoiling what little ball.in and-outer, having been up and Has worked in few games this season,, mystery.* - - - - The smokey one confidedA#1 Alt aM * I downm throughout.m «_ . a- fairly• • longa career. and is not expected to get a fling at game of the world's series from the office'. Every word received will be club he had. They were Magee. a bleacher standee-are In line today. duplicated and copies bulletined on few---- days—-—-- ago that he .wouldn't . .. • be„ able. . Phllly slugging fixture; Hans Hobert. It is not likely he'll get a chance in the Phils in the coming battfc. ,, The Gate City bulletin board for thei*° yet he took his turn against credited with being the best third the series. ' • From Fred Wajifer, 25, who first ap­ I. 8. ACKLEY a 8 n peared with a soAp box this morning, benefit of the public. The play will j ^i,T ^ _« ^dl*Played a htKhlv creJ- baseman in the 'league, and Charley 'tu ri •• •' •. 1 to comfort him* In his "long vigil, the be received, inning by inning and ev- I itable~ brand_ of chucking. Members of" Cooin, whom he had.deposed as man­ * • - "• i' w:fi j. 'j Cat®hera, < •*. ^ • ; UNDERTAKING ;the Red Sox sav they don't know _ line has steadily grown. ery fan in the city is invited to get ager. Magee was Bent to Boston, Lo- BILL KILLIFETR—'TTie man who ;. ind EMBALBONO the reports at this office. (whether Wood will be able to work or,5ert fo New -York, and Dooin to Cin- leaped into fame as "the Killifer FOREST CADY—Boston has three I'm first on the Job," said Wag­ n Ca rI 1 ner, who is an upholsterer, "and I 1007 Blondeau Street • Thlrd. The Gate City on each even-! °t- It Is not Impossible that J ' cinnati in deals which were the laugh- case/— This year^— BIH— has been the catchers,, of whom Cady, Is— as— good am going to stick here until I get 'i\ Iowa Phone 219. Ing during the world series will print agn has emulated the football coaches lng atock of the league for a while,best catcher in the league, barring, as any, and qomewhat better at bat- a comprehensive and interesting and sent out a few bear stories. j Moran got beautifully stung, they fig-! possibly, Snyder ot the. Cards. Bill ting. He slugged this year around that ticket., I've iootdcT for the Phil­ »• M »• I I I I III I I HMIlij rhe lies ever since I was a kid and won't 'story on the afternon's game with I ' weather promised to be cleariured For Magee, he got George;has a throwing arm second to none,, -248. ' take a hundred dollaatt for my posi­ the box score and all details of the'and cool for get-away day. According j Whttted and Oscar Uugey, both Brave !and batted this season around .245. • - " -• ' tion." 8I^ERIFPS SALE. day. I to the gent who manipulates the ; irregulars: for I>ooln he got Bert Nle- jBIll was up with the Browns once, but HARRY THOMAS—Can be rated A ope armed man afld another with State of Igwa, Lee County—m. j market, tomorrow s tilt win be played I and f0j Lobert. came Demaree, • went back, and was finally secured an "average" catcher. Fields well, only one leg are in the line. All the By virtue, of a writ of attacltn .WHITE SOX TNVADT? j'neath a straggly. sic|Iy sort or a a collapsed sensation, and >111ton , bv the Phils. He became a regular throws well and bats around .235. under landlord's lien to me directed,! sun wlth cocl breezes early comers have brought soap boxes Jill „« T>.„! , Predominating. !stock whotn McGraw had tried for;in 1912. to sleep and rest on. All are dyed issued by ft»e Clerk of the District j CUB PARK TOl>AY j Betting today was practically at 1 three years to make a first baseman; ed BURNS—Second string catcher; BILL CARRIGAN—The Red Sot o! Court of said county in favor of &| In the wool fans ari