Cronin Is Greatly Impressed by Hubbell : Deserved Shutout, Says Terry HE PET IT OVER. PAP SEMES GIANTS Hubbell’s Screw Ball Breaks <> —By MIMS BLAMED In Line 10 Days Like Matty’s Old Fade-Away; For Series Seat YORK, October 4 —Patrick WERE UNDERRATED Ott’s Smash Meant the Game FOR GRIFF SCORES NEWMclnemey of Woodside, N. Y.. won the distinction of buying I the first bleacher ticket for the World Series yesterday and the unanimous Ryan's Freak Play Decisive BY GRANTLAND RICE. Sew Up Game in Third. Spikes General That opinion of the 6.000 others waiting Opinion behind him was that he deserved It. 4.—The that homer exploded from YORK, October wiry with a cof- Ott’s bat the October at- Patrick, superb patience, Factor, Joe Asserts; left arm of Carl Hubbell and WHEN Screw-Ball Pitcher Tired fee pot, blanket and folding chair, mosphere was rife with the call KEPT HIS A«M VlARMeO-y Mel Ott’s busy bludgeon played of the wild and 10,000 flying tokens of had camped outside the Polo Grounds OP SMCB AP»U since 24. Praises Ott. NEW score cards, and hats. That September sonata of a Giant newspapers in Ninth. the opening As as 4 am. there were mighty blow, plus Carl Hubbell’s daz- PSAOV TO ST5m£.T A early over the Senators in the first 3,000 In line In back of Patsy and triumph zling left arm, meant the ball game and SAM£ OR/ ACT AC to the tune the No. 2 man. James Barry Jr., of CRONIN. game of the world series every member of the packed stands BY JOE BY WILLIAM TERRY. Newark, N. J. By S am. there were of 4 to 2. knew it. CSLIEF 5,000 and more the line October 4.—Our But it was in the third Inning that October 4.— 1,000 Joined YORK, So it that the pleasant YORK, before the bleachers were thrown happened the Giants sewed up the battle. Hughey " ball club went 'TSB' We’ve said it often on the There are 3,500 bleacher Washington and quiet hamlets of Carthage, Mo., Critz opened this inning with a single. open. only seats. down fighting in the first and Gretna. La., exchanged the gar- Bill Terry followed with another that NEWbench this Summer—“Hub- NEW sent Critz spinning around to third. of the world series, lands of victory as the snake-like arm bell and trouble do not game Once again the call of the wild open- pal typical midaeason Giant performance. but I want to say that it took of Hubbell and the blazing batting eye ed its old chorus as Ott came up. Amid around together.” When he pitches Victories of that type won the pennant the tumult and the turmoil his answer for us—well games that were some of- the greatest pitching I of Ott gave the Giants the "Jump" the Giants can spend a carefree pitched was a hot single that sent Critz over decided when some one batter cracked of the world series as a packed ever have seen to give us that game with the third run and drove Terry on afternoon. one in the pinch. stand looked down around to in to score on en- 4-to-2 beating. and cheering upon third, position And there's no hint of worry or Yesterday it was Mel Ott. He did the field. almost any sort of blow. Terry scored joy quite a day, didn’t he? Four hits, Carl Hubbell on his ^ trouble in the I congratulate the iOurth run later on Jackson's in- ME HAS Giant camp as they including his first-inning home run. of work on the hill in I Ott’s contribution was a death-deal- splendid piece field out—and there were the Giants to the second Right thgre I knew we had the game for be Giants. He i PiTcheo ovseje-* prepare play game the Polo Grounds ing home run and three singles out of leading, 4 to 0. with a fellow named won, barring a complete fielding col- OCilVCtCU HI Carl Hubbell his of the world series with the four time at bat, good enough for three feeding snake-like 300 lapse. After the way Hubbell handled great style they benders—in and out and down—to Senators. Goslin and Manush in the first ball Hubbell’s Myer, told us he had runs and the game. Senatorial bats. iMiKkss This I knew the Senators couldn't For Hubbell pitched the first one for Inning, been delivering In famous screw ball, that came up to the But the Senators, good enough to Seascmj beat him. Only the Giants could have them—and. as was almost to be the National plate with the whirligig contours of a beat the Yankees and the Mackmen, // ex- done that. League all season. dozen pretzels thrown at a drunk, were far from through. They were •. pected, won it for them, won it with The most spectacular fielding play, of Carl is a great Senators and lost in the of the fer de lance i was Blondle "basket ball struck out 10 slashing Jungle one of the great pitching performances course, Ryan’s and all the left, the famous American at- and the cobra, but they were still un- force at second base in the pitcher League of his brilliant tap” play American League tack gasping with five scattered singles. beaten in their hearts. They struck eighth inning. It was a daring play— career. _ champions take It broke right, left and down after the back at Hubbell in the fourth when had the ball gone astray it would have to He was base their hats off manner of old Myer’s hit. Critz's error and Schulte's hurt—but Blondie has always been a Matty's fade-away. ball's greatest him this time. It couldn’t hit Carl with a double single scored a run. chance taker. Justifiably so, too. He They pitcher at the very may be different, handful shot at three And has the ability to put through any play of paces. Issues Two Passes. top of his form. though, when we while his snake ball was he attempts. celebrated Prom start to lace him again. its duty, Mel Ott WAS in the eighth that Hubbell, The victory certainly puts the Sena- during poisonous finish. Carl was * Hubbell wasn’t and other Giants were Wallle who had thrown every ball with tors on the defensive. I was convinced blasting more than £> the whole Giant IT brains as well as arm. who had pitcher that the strength of our pitching had Stewart, a Senatorial pitching ace for the could as limit of his Senators them in that even before the team, though, 10 hits and four runs. given the full stuff, began position, •»ansr with. In the tn mfllfP to weaken. Russell had stopped the cope series started, but now they know it. too. early he us believe before Cronin Russell Arrives Too Late. Giants—but they already had a killing innings 'Copyright. 1933.) dazzled them the series started. lead. In the eighth, after fanning with HE hitless wonders had the range \ a tremendous dis- { These National League champions had Bluege for his ninth victim, Hubbell ,' of one of the star pitchers of play of stuff and plenty to give us. passed Sewell and Harris, a pinch 'tlEG&S 4<0U> the American League. They *US in the end, when a BAUMGARTNER VERSATILE Mel Ott Hard. hitter. "CARL- HOLDS Rapped ■ ■- ■ ■ filled his hide full of holes and they ■ Up to this point the lean left-hander ninth-inning rally Take Mel Ott. for Instance, he’s a drove him to the cooling solace of the FAMOUS SCRgAI &ALL-* threatened, he out- had not Issued a pass. He emerged Now to hitter. Mel showers before the third was "■ Ex-Pitcher, Scribe, Aeferee mighty sweet looking rapped inning from this dark, hole by smarted and out- sent him over—when Jack Russell was called gloomy-looklng about everything our pitchers big stopping Myer and Goslln, the old gray iougnt them. Terry Wrestling Bout Here. and rapped hard, too. And the Giants in to suppress Giant bats. defensive stars, too. That But big Jack Russell arrived too late. goose. Deserved Shutout. Stan Baumgartner, former pitcher for have great But his deepest trouble came in the Bill of Goose Goslln's When you give Carl Hubbell four runs those early no team the Philadelphia Athletics, and now catch by Terry ninth. At this final stage he walked Through Innings In the was pretty to work on—you give him the top of could have hit what he threw. His boxing and wrestling writer on a Phila- liner eighth, maybe, under the shadow of the guillotine. of a saver for the National the world. And a pair of other planets. curve bewildered the left-handed hit- delphia newspaper, will be Imported much game Manush was safe on an infield error From winners. And Joe The setting was perfect for the open- ters. Probably, were for from the Quaker City to referee the League pennant and then Cronin and Schulte singled, i Hubbell, Missouri, Lean, they looking in left field made a wonder- ing drama of the world series show. his "screw ball," but even if ex- Jim McMillan-Ray Steele match to- Moore out The whole tide of the had II. S. WORLD SERIES they game of the Texas leaguer I hit Among those in the crowded, excited pected the curve I doubt whether they’d morrow' nigh*- in the Washington Au- ful catch changed in less than two minutes. Now the of the seventh. stands was Hans Wagner, who played and have been able to hit it. its break was ditorium. at start the bases were full with nobody out. You've to hand It to the Giants. in the first modern world series 30 Lanky Apparently Fragile, so sharp and so well controlled. Baumgartner is recognized as one of got The tleing run was on first and the I honestly believe they’re much better years ago. There was Babe Ruth, who But for infield errors that can be the standout mat officials in the East. last world series in Chi- winning run was at bat. the were rated In the pre-series featured the traced to first game nervousness he’d He is one of three out-of-town than they me connaent niiarny or me uian» DAS FOREIGN RIVAL But Is Genius as Moundsman all world series for recent discussions. cago, the greatest of 1 have had a shutout. Certainly he de- arbiters drafted by Turner stars. crowd suddenly ended. Anything i the others Ben I would have liked our _ served It. matches here, being Of course, could now. Hubbell had i first mere were waiter jimuauu aiiu uuiui happen Not one Paul and Gunboat Smith. Washington club to have won that ; for of the five Washington hits there was crowded so much stuff on the ball X don't think the defeat | McGraw—and young Matty See Win BY LAWRENCE PERRY. EN strikeouts—three In succession was a solid whack. The hardest hit gam:. But two hours that he now stood In deep 8,000 England Over was whose famous father gave the greatest in the first a world series ball was the liner “Goose" Goslin hit hurt us at all. There nothing down the stretch. YORK, October 4—Car; Inning: * j world series show ever known danger aboi its play to discourage it. Partic- | pitching record; two bases on balls; five directly at me in the eighth. RACING GIVEN BOOST 28 Wales in Annual Base Hubbell, lean and lanky Giant to me was the game- Just years ago. Hush Falls on Scene. hits! The Hubbell family should frame Contrary to general opinion, he did ularly pleasing this down face of the And big crowd, peering from Missouri, showed this lustrous record and it on the not tire in the ninth. He tells m? the ness it displayed In the HAT is known as a pitcher hang upon a cool and cloudless October day, technically NEW Hub- ball Tanforan Gets First California Li- done by Hubbell and the Ball them. And so the New York wall for succeeding generations of Cronin hit got away from him. great pitching taw Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott com- boding hush fell upon the Struggle. defense of the Giants at crit- bells. and Schulte's hit was just one of those sterling bine their twin arts of defense and scene. One more hit could tie Giants yesterday took the first cense for Long Meet. moments. Aside from Ott is may not be said that things, a mean hopper that skipped to ical offense to back and the maybe win it. bring victory glory up game—and of the thirtieth world series from — Remember, our club fought back con- game the Giants rallied with any great effi- the right of Travis Jackson. SAN FRANCISCO, October 4 OP) to the National League Kuhel's out scored Manush with the By the Associated Press. That four-run lead the Giants the Washington Sen- ciency to the support of their mound- I’m glad it happened, at that, that California's first to conduct tinually. Most of the dramatic elements of second Washington run. but there were of the world series, it highly regarded permit in the first three innings didn’t ators. man. The left side of the diamond ninth-inning disturbance. For it em- running races over a long meeting has got this first game happened to be cast in the tieing runs on second and third. take the heart out of it at all. develops that only lately England Carl is not only lean and lanky, but was a frail bulwark, indeed But for phasized the quality of his pitching, been issued to the Tanforan Track by the first and ninth innings. Here the cool, scrappy Hubbell fanned be a on Wales in in at least he is extremely that matter there is no accolade to demonstrated beyond argument his the State Racing Commission. Bad Break in Eighth. Bluege. always dangerous in a pinch. sprang surprise appearance Throats Tribute. His face is thin, pointed, handed to the Senatorial defense. It mastery over the Washington batters. The new Tanforan Co.. Ltd., was al- we 50,000 Pay was his tenth victim in SPEAKINGthe "sixteenth base ball interna- 1 fragile. in the three And Bluege | At any time innings somber was shaky and uncertain and in their They can’t help but be It. lowed a meet, November I the land cf the deeply lined, ascetic, scholarly. impressed by 34-day starting broke through Hubbell’s pitching and WAS Carl Hubbell, the Missouri phantom swing. tional match" at Liverpool, where I case, as in the case of the Giants, the the he turned the of Yet. lacking physique, he is an au- especially way away 1 and ending December 16. Sunday the Giants' defense, a solid base blow who turned on the It was a magnificent exhibition man on the was win his machine gun, 8,000 people saw the Welsh side well thentic genius, because within him is mound left to last two batters when they had victory and Monday racing was prohibited. have the tide in our i IT the under flaming fire—where just, would turned first blast. He had conquered pitching ihat subtle no man own game. within reach. remember the Seven races will be held, fine with men to stuff which may They’ll dally except about the one mistake could wipe out the beaten, “eight spare." In we favor. National League—but what know or describe—mental stuff domi- saying this, however, do here- next time they have to bat against him. on Saturdays and holidays, when eight to alibi our defeat, work of a full game. us a or I do not mean American? With the big crowd keyed This should take down peg and such with record a blazing exception in the As it was played, the game was a will be was a hit nating controlling physical permitted. but I do feel that the only one break to a the Missouri Only Sewell left—but still of Bill who. at a high pitch sapling, two at a time when America com- power as he has and applying it to his sturdy person Terry us. I don't out could tie the score. Sewell rapped one of the game was against as lean as a young birch, stepped will most crucial moment in the eighth in- to Travis and old Stonewall. considers the "world cham- regard Terry's catch of Goslln’s liner In and fanned Myer, Goslin and Manush Jackson, | placently ning, with two out and Senators on first when we had two on bases as throats tribute with the lame knee, whipped the ball as settled the Sen- and went into the air and the eighth in order, 50,000 paid pionship” being by the centuries and cen- third, high base The drive to for the out. day a break. That was ball. to his skill. Terry closing ators-Olants tussle. speared a liner from Goose Goslin's bat In first the Giants dom- turies ago. when little David went was right at the Giant manager and That was the opening salute—the this game FROM which had every hallmark of an extra out- As to the details of the British match, forth to meet Goliath of Gath he's the type of player that gets much thrust that has no parallel in inated the show. They outhit and base wallop. It may have been the feat deadly and over his adver- harder chances than that and takes world series history. fielded and outscored the Senators— the London Graphic and News reports: prevailed gigantic that saved the day. sary on a simmering Assyrian plain, care of them most of the time. The Each in turn he struck down as if and no rabid partisan could ask for “tttALIS had won match the annals of competition have fur- break I'm referring to came shortly be- he had wielded a sword of Milan steel. fairer proof. every nished evidence to refute the theory fore that when we had two on base That first chapter which Hubbell threw Myer First Goat. VV since 1923 (the year the ... _i. A A. 1 .J .Uil. that a good big man can always beat a MYER TIES RECORD Willi UlliJ UllC VUl at the Senators told most of the story. two heroes of the first show Yankees first won a ‘world good little man. It came when Myers smash, too hot When you can strike out Myer, Go6lin were Carl Hubbell arfd Mel Ott, But not sufficient evidence in this re- for Ryan to handle, bounced off the and Manush in order you have some- series’ in the U. S. A.), and England THEwho contributed most of the de- spect has been provided to detract in WITH THREE Giant shortstop’s hands, popped high thing more than a prayer and a glove. had only two wins. But In this game ERRORS fense and most of the scoring offense. way from the momentous above his head and landed squarely in As Hubbell tossed his old mitt aside and any quality The first goat was Buddy Myer, who England put out their best pitching of such an event when it occurs. Crltz's hands to permit a force play on walked from the box the stands were kicked in with three errors, and a fourth So as Carl Hubbell went Harris at second base. Had that ball rocking from the vocalistic tribute he capture, A. R. Scott, who went through wiilowly EW YORK. October 4.—Buddy of play that he mussed up. Mcwt of the through Inning after inning, holding skidded away from Ryan instead had earned. the Welsh side in quick time during the Myer's three errors against the baseman's drama of that first errors were scored bv brilliant defen- the stalwart Senators helpless, the mul- bounding into the second But the inning Giants first sive stars—Myer, Critz and Ryan, all first Innings. titude thrilled in every Increasing de- yesterday equaled a rec- hands we might well have won the ball had only started. Moore, the due to with W. whose to his deft And when in for then and there. Giant up, rapped a ground ball overeagerness. "Then, Hunter, play gree prowess. ord second basemen in a world game The Giants deserved their opening the end after two Innings, the e.ghth was well satisfied with our Wash- straight at Buddy Myer, Washington's the game was brilliant series game, made by Danny of I throughout in which his fate trembled Murphy Walter Stewart had second baseman. It was an easy chance, victory from every angle known to base and ninth, ington pitching. ball from both the bowling box and when In the balance and then inclined to hts the Athletics in the 1905 classic with most of the time he was in there. but Myer blew the shot and fumbled. plentv can at least three he was were able to side, the crowd stood and rendered unto the Giants Those Giant runs in the first inning Stewart retired Critz and Terry— Washington give batting. England were Mel the Louisiana lar- cheers that Carl Owen Hubbell. the him that acclaim which a sporting The record for series errors third were unearned, even though both and then Ott, establish a first-innings lead of 15 runs. by will his so basemen and home run. came Mauling Mel, a seamy carthage catapult, take snaky throng whole-heartedly gives upon shortstops also is three, driven in by Ott’s ruper. up. "Wales were all out for the lowest veteran of 24, who has known seven left arm back to the zoo for the next deserving occasion. made bv George Rohe, third baseman. Jack Russell Superb. how score they have made against the Eng- White Sox. years of big league service, waited for three days. They know at last 1906: Harry Steinfeldt. third hits the Olants caused lish side with a total of 33. R. Ropier, a side glance at Mel Ott's After three by a high curve ball about chest high. well the name of Hubbell rhymes with oaseman Cubs. 1910- Jack Barry, short- the third, when the Penylan pitcher, did most of the achievements at bat— Walter’s removal in And when this ball came Mel gave it trouble. And they also know how well TAKINGprodigious stop, Athletics. 1911. and Buck Weaver, more Jack destructive work when England went a homer and three at the Giants got two runs, th» works. He slashed one into the the name of Ott rhymes with shot and singles op- third baseman. White Sox. 1617. finest bits of re- in to bat. and although the English- moments—we none the less Russell did one of the right-field stands for a home run, scor- hot. portune say It has been my Pleasure men passed the Welsh score with half that the honors In this ball game go to Hubbell’s feat of the first lief pitching ing Moore ahead of himself for a 2-run (Copyrtaht. 101:1. by North American Newi- fanning field- the side, they finished 15 runs In front. tenuous hurler when his three men to to see. And Jack proved a great paper Alliance. Inc.) the Giant who, face him stands alone, so as Jump. ing pitcher, too. He was as steady team-mates seemed bent upon throwing far as the memories of the oldest world cmild be desired under all circum- kkT/trALES improved in the second away the game, as they occasionally did. series followers is concerned. denied doubtful and Hod et Inning, although It was a them that privilege Eller, »peed-ball pitcher for the In the W A1 Thomas also pitched nicely hard struggle to get runs stuck to his task unriffled and undis- Reds In the 1919 classic, established the eighth He convinced me that he again on Diamond Classic from Scott, and only two batsmen. G. mayed. consecutive strikeout record by fanning condition and ready to Whitcombe and F. Davies, were able It was he who presided over this con- six White Sox. but this happened in the Is in splendid in this Sidelights me be heard of him to into double The Welsh' test. His was utter skill. His was the second and third go More may get figures. innings. time, tried in an art that confuses and confounds. Before Every j captain frequent changes give BeThe whole Washington club, in fact. EW YORK, October 4.—Young dirigible and a pair of toy balloons were effort to keep down the runs, but al- the wizardry of his elusive slants and Mel Ott. Giants' outfielder and the this first-game about lost two batsmen in the and of the batting star of the Is ready to go despite Bill to some re- dodging though England benders changes pace, big first-game victory, show it Terry, contrary — tied a series record when he setback, and I believe well first round thev went on steadily to Senators, mighty men armed with collected second several days ago that he O'Toole, the most en- four safe a we meet the Giants the ports Patsy perhaps run up the score. At the end of the mighty bludgeons, were for the most blows, including homer, and when ball fan in the wouldn't see the series, was thusiastic base country, j third round were three runs in as armed with willow drove across three of his team's four PALINA pygmies LA they part in j (Copyright. 1933.) checked In from Detroit and was front and had only lost three men. wands. runs. very much in evidence and elated over I the park long before the game. “The totals were: England, 48 and Where they struck the ball was not. Thirteen others, including Ty Cobb. "Shucks,” said Bill MORE ‘second-choice’ ’smoke* for me. CIGAR his dad’s triumph. 43 for three; Wales. 33 and 55.” or else so laden was it with the stuff Frank Frisch. Goose Goslin and Max Only the left-field side of the field LACKS CLASS Senior in the club house after the game. some adjustments will of that It arose—but only with Carey, have obtained four hits in a sin- Deal went to old La TEAM was In the sunshine when the Senators Apparently magic With the New I back my favorite, if have to be made and agreements extraordinary infrequency—into the gle game, but only three of them, NO “I'd have called off the whole series started their ninth-inning rally. The RACE reached before an Anglo-American bat- waiting hands of the outfielders, or. as Frisch. Goslin and Danny Murphy of Palina There’s like it for real OF PENNANT he couldn't have come.” shadows had crept past second base and cigar. nothing smoking pleasure. tle for base ball supremacy is devel- more often rolled lamely Into the Athletics, collected "four for four” and Moore were in happened, size is a only Jackson, Ryan as And the Senator only dime! Walter Johnson, the Senators' pitch- oped. the grasp of the diamond guardians. I did Ott. (Continued From First Page ) the sunlight. ing staff for many years, called on j Cronin in Washington’s dugout and | Terry took Jackson's throw on Sew- final strike. Sewell lunged des- for the talked matters over with the young ell’s grounder that ended the game, DEATH TAKES SI SIMONS an uncertain pitch to ground perately at tossed the ball to Hubbell and ran down and end the game. pilot. to the third baseman arm was no toward the club house with his Hammer- it of blows such to face Star Ball Player, 28, Victim With pitching Jimmy Foxx, the Athletics’ great about the great southpaw’s shoulders. the Nationals, plainly nervous wonder caught a foul ball, but got Pneumonia—111 10 went into the fray, became more slugger, Days. as they no official credit for a put-out. The and flustered os the batUing confused second foul knocked into the press Malcolm (Sit Simons. 28. described as _*_cnnVi ura■ state that only SERIES WALS GUESTS ! j the best sandlot base ball in of beards into his hands. player of section came squarely wiry faults opposition j and for 10 years a through'fielding ^e of He took a bow for the play. Washington popular a shutout. Neither Nationals and Giants did they escape — Members of the member of the Washington Union or earned. don’t dull daunt Gem Micromatic their runs was cleanly Lenore Ulric. Printer team, died at his d.d not Old Honus Wagner, in a role of an have been Invited by yesterday For that matter the Giants home, 2845 Blair place northeast. Death for had Myer expert for a Pittsburgh paper, spoke now starring in the new comedy "Her Blades. hoid their earn two of their runs, com- was due to pneumonia and followed a They deep, tough at the highly of Blondie Ryan—a great at the come up with Moore’s ^rounder short- Man of Wax," to be her guests 10-day illness. first batting jliment irom the game’s greatest so more shaves start of the home sides National Theater Thursday night fol- Simons was a versatile ball player, be- edges through many had his chance stop of all times. turn Ott would not have the first world series game in ing able to hold down any position in out to crack lowing are l°ter in the inning to step style. He was with the Union that all substitutes extravagant. stands One died-in-the-wool enthusiast wore Washington. capable his homer into the right-field Miss Ulric, Printers in the recent international Giants got a high hat covered with small pictures accompanied by Lloyd Thick stubble that takes the heart out of But those two runs the Corrigan. Moroni Olsen and several printers’ championship tourney In De- when three hits Df the entire Giant team. In the third inning, other members of the company, will troit. Shortly before the tourney he drive the somewhat shallow can’t stand up were clustered to meet the rival teams In the afternoon Ditched 17 Innings for the Typos against fragile, edges against the The rabid Giant fan who has at- wild Walter Stewart from peak, when will attend the classic Ballston A. C, and clouted six hits In tended nearly all the home games car- they the 50% thicker surgical steel which Gem were untarnished. as many times at bat. a cowbell was on hand in the Thursday. rying 4840 times to a Stewart’s Control Bad. upper tier near the press box, adding strops separate produce tug- left-handed Stewart was un- the not-so-dulcet tones of his instru- blade. No matter noise. less, scuffless, ouch-proof certain in his efforts from the ment to the general The character of Imported himself or THEoutset, repeatedly getting above ■Jike Pilsener Beer is due largely to how black-jovcled thm-skinned you are, you lack of During the fifth the air traffic In serious situations through became a bit con- its Basic Element —the none too the Polo Grounds can shave so with the new Gem control. Although he passed imported famous Water of Pilsen. closely him gested. Two airplanes, a seaplane, a often he found the count against a too- Micromatic Razor that a once-over, once a so heavy he had to send through Scientists testify that the about his true pitch and this brought WASTES FOUR PASSES PltStNtRi water from Scheidt’s exclu- day will keep your face socially fit. sive wells is so like the famous and Both Jack Russell Alphonse Water of Pilsen that they Gem Safety Razor Corp., Brooldyn, N Y. who succeeded Stewart, right- | in Sacrifice Thomas, Oakland Sandwiches cannot tell them apart. handed deftly enough to indicate that BEERtt# be the Washington pitching ahead will in Same Scoreless Frame. And only the most expensive to be reckoned with. something Oakland, Calif., batter* drew V ^a,'c element ; malt and hops are used. Of all the Nationals sent into the Although four walks, stole three bases and col- fray only these two relief pitchers were ADAM 8CHBIDT BREWING CO. in- lected a sacrifice hit in one inning, they not skittish. Tempered by their Norristown, Pa. that frame in a i* l trial, perhaps the others will didn’t score in game m£: rf^ht augural Seattle. have rid themselves of the Jitters and against It was this be to play their true game way: prepared stole the remainder of the fight for Mallho walked and second; during Uhalt walked and base ball fame and fair fortune. Devlero sacrificed; Pool was walked and '^wSMm^99^^Mw^ Should they regain their honest form, stole second; Uhalt was out off second; Pool stole the Capital clubmen ought to carry on ■1^0 fl^B I second; Veltman was walked, and L*va- to the glory and the gold that noes winners. For getto forced Veltman at MB I^M to the world series they second._ _ V;::-j!|:::^x^^^^« B I V V^A^HJI^J have Crowder and Whitehill and Weaver, three of the American League’s HEADQUARTERS FOR * to fire at the Giant batters. Hjt, : Other than Hubbell, there was noth- fwaivvin ing particularly impressive about the Giants in their triumph, and as there Auto HeatersS in base ball, it still Is but one Hubbell In Betties er en Drencht. Is difficult to figure how the National MICR9MATIC RAZPR evut BLADES League will pick up any prestige at the LS.JUIHEN.IncS Valley Forge Distributing Co., 901—905 7th St. S.W. of the Am—!--•) T ~»^Ue in -* f expense 3021-33C2 Chij. world scii s. 1443 P St. N.W. North 8076 ^ National / !