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A w LEDGEB-;PHILADELPHI- A," 1920 . t EVENING PUBLIC MONDAY, OCTOBER tt With a name like wambsganss, he had to do something to make thefans remember him, WHEN BAGBY CA VORTS ON BALLFIELD A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND SCHOOLS AWAIT BREAD LINE HARD TO LIKE GUY TOSSING WffiWMMWMiMmm7 BUCK IN LIFE'S GAME IV HORSESHOES DISTANCE RUNS OF4-LEA- it F Grantland Rice Compares, Poetically, Battle of Football K IN PASTURE CLOVERS Rah-Ra- h Days and Then During Frankford and Northeast Har- Hero in Period By nODEUT W. MAXWELL as an Alumnus fa Sport IjJltor Etcnlns 1'ublto Lnlgrr riers Ready for Event. J Cleveland, Oct. 11. In the first five Innings Brooklyn made eight hits, but Big Week Ahead M J A CARLOAD of horseshoes was sent out to the ball park . two double plays and that triple solo kept them away from By GRANTLAND RICE XX yesterday. Jim Hagby met It at the gate and signed ue piate. Alumnus Football the receipt, then stepped In tho area and pitched n ball Throughout the gaino Bigby wag clouted with zest and In addition to the important footboll ' .(Just a trifle revised from its original form) 'game. fervor, but what's the use of clouting when the clouts arc and soccer games, this week will wit- mil Jones' had been tho shining star upon his college teatnf ! might be called superfluous? , And what a gnme it was what Only In the ninth did ness' scholastic cross- His tackling was ferocious and his bucking was a dream; any more tho a over the start of tho .Tim didn't need thoi( horcsho than trickle the platter, and that was after three meets nro When Husky William tucked the ball beneath his brawny arm ocean. He acted like a fiucccsslve hits. At that, Doc country season. Two school Shamrock tho Fourth needed an Johnston might have retired Frankford They had a special man to ring the ambulance alarm. Held four-lea- f clovers. had all the' side had he played Koncy's grounder properly. on the roster for tomorrow, guy at play in a of lie Doc tho all-o- was High and competing over kinds of luck and f it was good. Never before has a too impatient and allowed tho ball to sail through Northeast Bill the line and ran the ends like somfi mad lull omuofc; n game stepped in nnd out of so htm for a hit, Northeast course, while Central High In " -- The other side would shiver when it saw him start to buck. forty-nin- e $mWp! - com- much trouble in one hour und minutes. x h Slim M- - J1 and South Philadelphia harriers And when a rival tackier tried to block his dashing pace Uagby was so lucky that he could have fallen into Luke DDr Iet' take a look at tho Cleveland angle of pete over the downtown course. IIo took the oath an army truck had rolled across his face. Erie and conn up with a pockctiul of fish. this contest, Tho Tribe won by the scorn of In football. Brooklyn Preps and St. been told, no one 8 to 1 and took tho lead Tne game is over, the story has but in tho series, three games Joo Preps have n game tomorrow nt mil had the sncrdmil had the weight the nerve that tem.w forget hectic happenings on tho afternoon of to two. rer will the '- -' That Philadelphia's game From goal to goal he Khtescd along while fragments strewed the so many sensational, A W3l nfl & "l ook at St. Joe. West fltli.''. October 10. Never before have 35&3 with Ocrmantowu Hlirli on Thursday; And there Itatl ueeii a. sianamg orr, icnicn no onr iriro incidents been Tris Obeys ten-fo- ot thrilling, startling, unique nnd frcakbh His Oivn Instructions the Frankford st High That he could gain his distance through a granite wall. crowded Into one single 1. M. It is almost unbelievable GRIMES started to pitch, and Burleigh nnd tho West Catholic Hlgh-S- t. Luke's pulled at this sideshow world series contest. BURLEIGH School games on Friday will nttract the nttinta ns Pete Herman against Jack Dcmp-e- y. When ho wound up 7f college course each student's heart was sore. Here are a few thrills for the naked eye : The considerable attention. The Chestnut first two men singled, nnd that brought Speaker hixty-secon- d They wept to think that Husky Bill would hit the line no moro. A homo run with (lie bases filled. Hid Academy 'Episcopal game at j to the plate. Spoke, being a wise raauagor, instructed streets Is another Not so with William in his dreams he saw the field of fame, A with on base, the pitcher himself to nnd Walnut big game. to bunt, and he did that fcry thing. Ho tickled week-en- d which will bring out WAcrcin he bucked to glory in tho swirl of life's I contest mailing the homer. n sweet little roller down the thlrd-bas- o II line and Grimes a large crowd. A triple piny unassisted. started after it. His intentions were good, but his feet In soccer, the Penn Freshmen-Frank-for- d Sweet arc the dreams of campus life the tcorld that waits beyond scoring Is A club getting thirteen clean hits and weren't. Burleigh slipped, sat down, fell on the ball as High game on Wednesday of Gleams ever on our inmost gasc with visions fair and fond. only one run. were, and the bases great impoitaucc. Northeast best the and on it were clogged. Thursday. We see our fondest hopes achieved with striving soul Another club getting twelve hits and scoring Elmer Smith wns paged he Penn Freshmen 2 to 1 last the line and the ends until we've reached the goal. and niBhcd to the plate, On the Penn Freshmen team are threo We buck run eight runs. swinging his war club menacingly. He appeared nervous fielding, former Frankford High players. West And In addition to that, classy flashy nnd missed tho first two balls by a foot. Never did a soccer tried to run the ends of Life, when lot with vicious toss, plays long lusty wallops when they did Philadelphia and Penn Charter mil double nnd pineb hitter look so helpless. Grimes smiled nnd tried to teams vie for honors on Thursday nnd A rent collector tackled him and thrcio him for a loss. tho most good. fool him with a bad ball. Smith refused to take the bait Friday, the opening lenguo game for And ichen he switched his course again and crashed into the line and waited. the Havcrford College Cup will be The massive guard named Failure did a two-ste- p on his spine. Wilming- i Cleveland club reverted to primitive savagery Then a ball wns thrown wide of tho plate nnd shoulder played at Wilmington between fllE They ton and Friends' Select School. so far as baseball teas concerned. hit the high. Smith reached out and hit It. Toward right field MISS Friends' Hill tried to punt out of tho rut, but ere ho turned tho trick ball on the none and walloped their tcay to victory it sailed, going higher and higher. Griffith rnn back, but STIRLING SHOWS BETTER Girls Play Field Hockey Hight tackle Competition tumbled through and blocked the kick. by tho most lop sided score of the series. stopped when he ncarcd the fence and becamo a spectator. The Temple University girls have Then when he tackled at Success in one long, vicious hound The ball cleared the wall by twenty feet and landed In a GOLF WITH EACH TITLE WON started their field hockey season. Old fullback Disappointment steered, his features in the ground. But He Was a Hero, at That crowd of spectators on a nearby roof. Urslnus College was defeated 11 to 1. HAGBY Is the hero, but we have taken care of him Everybody scored. A parade wns formed nnd was Maude Sharpc, Elizabeth Smith nnd one day wheli across Fame's field the winning goal accmed" It individual stars But din JIM Introduction. However, allow us to state a big success. It got a big hand, and ns the Ranks Easily Noiv With Best Miss Wcntr. were the old coach Eipcricnce came up and spoke to Mm: the that platter was British Women, Experts Who In this Initial victory, though Miss Edna The wise If Jim pitched a great ball game yesterday, Joe Grim spiked one Bpike at a tlmo the applause becamo more no- "Old boy," he said, "the main point now before you win your bout ticeable. Have Seen Assert Miss Well, captain, and all her players did was the greatest tighter that ever lived. Joo nnd Jim Both Stirling Here Tomorrow exceptionally clever work. Is keep on bucking Trouble till you've worn that lowbrow out. collaborated yesterday, only Jim took moro punishment. It was like the nominating speech of a popular candi- Temple girls practice at the Klng-Bcssln- g date a national convention. go It was just like falling out of an airplane and landing In at In those places instructed By SANDY MrNIRLTCK grounds twice a week. Friends' "Cut out this stuff around the ends in there low and hard, of similes to fit delegates work their leather lungs Beechwood School. Friends upon the goal and drivo on yard by yard. a haystack. There arc thousands other for hours at n time, but TTISS ALEXA STIRLING, women's tho Central. Just keep your eyes any one you wish. here the folks worked without instructions. game qualifying round for the Bcrthcllyn Select, Miss Saywards, Sprl'ngslde nnd all, when you arc thrown or tumbled with a this case, so The was v,ui, And more than crack. closely scrutinizing my scorebook, as held up several minutes to clear the field "golf rhampion of Canada nnd the win emir. Miss Hill's school all have field hockey whining up and keep on coming back. After all of ns of bleachcrltcs Aittvair tne bo Miss Stir- sea- Don't lie there hustle who fell of They United compete leaders will teams. This promises to be a big experts and deans do occasionally, I find that that there out their scats. landed on their heads, States, will abroad for ling, Mrs. Vnnderbcck, Mrs. Gavin, many games will ears, backs and everything else, son In the sport and re three for the victory of the Indians. They but wero supremely happy. the first time next year when she will Miss Cavcrly, Mrs. Ronald II, Barlow, be played in this city. "Keep coming back with all you've got and take it with a grin. re as follows: Nobody could blame them for that. enter the play for the ladles' cham- Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson, twlco na- When Disappointment trips you up or Failure barks your shin, Grimes Lebanon High Turns TrlcU 1. Cleveland got all of the breaks. staggered along until the fourth and more fire- pionship of Great Britain. She goes tional champion, Miss Marlon Holllns, Keep coming back and if at last you lose the game of Right, ' works Btarted. Doc Mrp. Qucntln Feltner, Miss Edith Norrlstown High has n good football , 2. Cleveland got all of the breaks. Johnston singled, took second on a abroad as tho greatest woman player Ilet those who whipped you know at least they, too, have had a fight. wild pitch nnd third on nn Infield Cummlngs, Miss Glenna Collctt and team this year and Lebanon came hero ::. Cleveland got all of the biealis. out. O'Neill wns con- developed In sidered dangerous, so be was passed ever tho United States. others who qualified In the national. prepared for a hard fight. The visitors Never before has a ball club been co lucky. This is purposely. Rurlcigh Indeed It appears thut she stands Mntch play will commence Wednesday, "Keep coming back and, though the world may romp across your spins, wanted to a chance Bagby, wero not disappointed, out were equal not an attempt to take any glory away from Trls Speaker take on and oh, what a chance with Miss Mol'y Griffiths and Miss witn sixteen quaiirvfiig to the occasion for a forward pass from Ijct every game's end find you still upon tho battling line. and his hired men, but in justice to the Brooklyn club It it was ! Ceril Icltch, British women, as one of Mrs. Caleb F. lox. in choree of the Cnntnln IIov to Evans the latter run For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name must be said that every break favored the home club, tho best women players in the world, tourney, promises a largo entry of nine forty yards, In n touch J7c marks not that you won or lost but how you played the Game." Vrhile all the Dodgers got was vice ver-a- . A LL Jim did was to swing from the floor and sock nnd there are many who have seen nil ninety-si- x players, which almost equals down which gave Lebanon a 7 to 0 play who say Mlsa Stirling whitc-chalkc- at the beginning. Bagby eased through the the first pitched ball on the bcezcr to right three that tnai in tne national. win nnd Incidentally gave Norrlstown football on the d fields Life, Let's.start is the best of the trio. Such is Alumius of first inning like a flivver trying to climb u telegraph pole. center. There was a narrow passage out there not Many their first defeat. You the bread line hard to buck while sorrow crowns the strife. Wedding cake and things not nil local golfers wero attracted to There was not n murmur of excuse find looked as If he would be swept up with the stray pro- more than two feet wide, between the temporary arc tho name and fame among the world-tcid- e clan, It that lmproe with age. Miss Stirling exhibition match today at Hill from Norrlstown. They gave Lebanon But in the scrap for grams, but some quick fielding saved him from being bleachers and the fence. Jim scored a bullseye. School between Vardon and Ray, the goes the winner" fades away before "There goes a man." lie has grown steadily more expert, more rn,nn. Illl Ulf.lll. III IU UIU "There wrecked. dropped the pill into that narrow aperture Tl.tiUl. ..,nv.i...ii iiuntva, ju.uiu reserved.) for a powerful, and more supreme on Amer- n.. ' it4 i Norrlstown team It must tint be over (CopvrloM, 1920. Alt rlohts home run. Can you beat Not even you and Jim Hagen holds the , itt if cheat. ican links ever since Chicago in 1015 - n,f Captain Frank Slough was I- rench open as well as the ii,,i tried to make wild pitches, O'Neill when, no n slip of red-halr- girl, metropolitan in bad shupc nnd could not play through Brld-sbur- played seventy-Ar- t tiro but a title, while Frazler is remembered for about grabbed the act. Steve made a pair of swell The Experts Do Some Experting hIip went all the way to the semifinals the entire game, II. Swede replacing ARRANGE SERIES contests, with about tho same percent' the tlmo he won the Philadelphia open I and then was only beaten by Mrs. him. Slough was In the l'hoenlx-vlll- e age of wins. clubs naturel Stops, one coming when Ivy OUon xcas on third all wallop accounted for three moro runs, nnd from Jim Barnes ct hurt The nre THAT then Clarence II. Vanderbeek, Cricket Club, al. contest. Coach Zimmerman's boys rivals nnd the followers of each havt steamed up to sail into the home plattet. Thus experts admitted nmong themselves CrD MDTfiMiM TITI C that Rrooklyn on the twenty-secon- d hole. lost a good fight, for Lebanon is strong- I I I clamoring for a series all year. ended the opener. was licked. Experts nre observing J. Wood Piatt sought experience in rUI Ul IUVVm UUibeen birds nnd seldom make outside tourneys todnv wh.-- n he en- er this year. mistakes in picking winners when n club Belmont Fnvorlfo is seven runs to tered the Nassau Invitation. The tour- Murphy's Fine Soccer Work The Opening the good. Miss Stirling wns the wnMitinn of ney winds up Wednesday. It's about There was one play which handed that tournev nnd came to Belmont time Captain Murphy, of Central High, Nativity and Bridesburg to Play THE second, after one was out. Big Koney hit the the boys n big laugh. the first Ilatt hos invaded the College IN was in seventh Inning, Spiings the following year ns one of the metropolitan belt and the will be electrified the Girnrd soccer fence In deep left center for n triple. Kilduff hit one It the one out and Myers on first. result n short period of some five Base- Koney stepped up frvorites with Mrs. W. A. Gavin, final- interesting. players for Three Games for "'on a line to left field, which nine times out of ten would and fanned nnd Hy was caught off first. only hope minutes in the recent game. Girord He held up fingers, ist the year before, as the to bare been a single. Jnmic-o- ran in, scooped the ball off three which in prohibition times beat her. But Mrs. Gavin was beaten Shawneo is preparing for one of tho was lending at half time, duo to Sum ball Championship his brogue and, without straightening up, made n quick means that three nre out. He missed it by one and started early in the play nud Miss Stirling went biggest entry lists It ever had for Its Kramer's well directed shot. In the throw to the plate, getting Konej. It was a wonderful for leoond. on down to the final against alt opposi- nnnunl fall tourney. Tho course is in second half Murphv put Central High catch, a great throw and a beautiful piny at the rubber. "My ," he said ns he sped toward the bag. tion. beautiful shape and it's a great time pf in the running with two goals, both After much discussion nud dickering Cnv-crl- y. scored within live minutes. Girnrd's O'Neill knelt in front of tho speeding Percheron, took a "No, my error," replied Steve O'Neill as he made n Here she ploved Miss Mildred j ear to play there in the mountains. the Nativity nnd Bridesburg basebal" nma-teu- r team of stais was on the job spiked, made the was bum throw nud the runner wns hafc. Cricket Club, but the local star Tom Armour, Scotch nnd French will play chance on getting . That the champion, leads the class of the and Kelfcr, Woolford nnd Jones each teams have come to terms and double play. Fuuny how sentiment changes In a world scries. was none too confident, trailing along to first nn uphill fight stnrted too Into, nud entry list. scored a goal. for the championship of the northeast. Brooklyn Rugby They , Everybody is for the Cleveland club now It is The players were hitting hard. that hitting Miss Stirling had won her firu cham- Managers Haggerty and Cakcy have weren't fluke hits, but every ball wns met solidly and nud winning. Yesterday Brooklyn was the top-hea- MILD pionship. play three gomes dutlng ( i i rocketed out Into safe territory. Few believed Jim would favorite, and today Robbie's club couldn't draw a bet if decided to the Then came two years of war nctlvity WILL WIN week, the first to be plujcd HAVANA be with u.s long; but do not forget load of horse- the game wus played with tho Phillies. Stirling who drove LEVINSKY FROM the present FILLER that for Miss ambu'anccs Richmond und shoes nor the four-lea- f clovers. The Brooklyn pitching staff is nil shot to pieces. and did many things to the neglect of on Brldesburg's field, at I'lri.; Is on sidelines given Orthodox streets, en Wednesday after- In the third Inning three hits were mndc, nnd these the with a twisted knee. her golf. Rumors that she had GEORGES, WIFE -- .'4.1$ A substitute is filling in for him. up game in favor of violin Ktudy in SAYS BAT'S noon, at .1 o'clock, nnd the second nnd produced nary n run. Miller led off with n binglc, but That weakens the the ond On- which never was any too strong. which ithe was decplv civtrosiicd, were third at Nativity field, Miller "M hit into n double play. The next two men con- Grimes enmc back $ Grimes when tario streets, on Saturday and Sunday. nected safelj, the on a pop fly. yesterday and was walloped unmercifully. The Tribe dispelled last year Miss Stirling among foremost but next went out rtnnenred nt Shawnee. Philadelphia Heavyweight Is Carpentier and Levinshy Thcso tcoms arc the But the real, regular, delirious performance come in waited until he put the ball over and refused to bite on city nnd hove wonderful Favorita any After watching her preliminary play, clubs In the the fifth. Never before has it been een in a world bad ones. That Is, everybody except Smith. lie hit agreed Miss Stirling had Picked by Spouse to records for the last season. Nativity 15c ttralght nny old kind pitching all present that Defeat Evenly Matched on Paper nnd only once before has it been pulled in the big league. of so long ns it was bad. iMi'iioved, it anytning, over ine gnu sue took part in more than 100 contests Clarence Mitchell ouo-ha- I 80 per cent, while It was a unassisted. One of the rareot plays did very well in the four nnd lf had played before the war, and sho was Carpentier in Jersey City nnd won about . The latest available measurements in baseball and the third time in the history of bast-ball- innings he was on the mound. Only one unearned promptly placed as tho favorito against 12 -- Rounder T on Georges Carpentier and Battling 'Way burk in the eighties an outfielder nam'-- run was made and three hits. Therefore, Mnrqunrd, the field. omorroxv Paul was oilee more Levinsky Bines, who played with the Providence club, turned the Grimes, Mnmaux, Cadore nnd Pfeffer have been knocked Mrs. Gavin considered ludtcate that the boxers nR her chief rival, nnd excitement pro-- a Night are virtually evenly Car- Greenleaf trick. In Cleveland, in n game against the Red Sox in out and only Sherrod Smith remains. He will toil today matched. Ralph against oiled when both came to the finals. pentier is than his prospec- 1008, Ncal Ball took care of three putout, nnd the folks Duster Mails. Miss Stirling gave- ono jounger Looks ns But of the tive rival mid has an advantage in Champion out here nre talking about it jet. Now comes Wambs- if the scries would end right here, with Cleve- greatest exhibitions of feminine golf ever Hy LOUIS K. .1 FFE World's l',SJjvs. land winning four games. es- reach, but otherwise thcro Is little ganss with bis monologue. But you never can tell, witnessed In this country, scarcely TARNEY is in great shape. He Pocket Billiardist Ah usual, Bagby got off on the wrong foot. Kilduff pecially after the hectic game of yesterday. making n mibtake the whole round, nnd difference in the measurements of says he is going to A reached out, hit a curved ball on the noe nnd It sailed to not nt n single hole was there nny doubt win; and if tho men. comparison of the two Will Appear nt &M Bedzek Is Miracle Man as to tho winner, for Mrs. Gavin simply Barney nays he will win, I am sure ho boxers follows: left for n healthy single. Miller banged one out to golf such as Miss hectic days, couldn't play Stirling will, too." This Is the way Mrs. Bar- rarprntler. The Recreation Billiard r'Fri.''; Speaker nnd there were runners on first and with TnESE when Miracle Men nnd Master showing. Miss Stirling won by a 2il venra Aro JvlnkT.as IN was ney Levlusky predicted a vritrs nobody out. Minds nre being sought under pillows and other wido margin. victory today 0 ft. 11 Ins. Ilel'jht C ft. 11 ln. Academy IT" ir,j. iveiuni 1T7 ID. :aiW3 Up stepped Clarence Mitchell, tho bpitball portridor. places, it beems strange that n person named for her batt'lng husband when the 10',i Ina Ntek 10 Ine. Played Regularly 4H 1023-2- 5 Market Street Now Clarence ia a swell hitter und a mighty dangerous Hugo Bezdek hns been overlooked by the research artists. Phlladelplilan inets Georges Carpentier. Inn Client 'normal) 10 inn. J ear the champion from Atlanta fi Ins. t'i.cst ftxpanded) in ine :&& nan In a pinch. He bit the bull solidly and wnt it on a Hugo hns qualified for either position perhaps This European heavyweight champion, In a Inn WKlst Ins. both. consideiably moro In :ti- 11 15 Inclusive hns shown intoiest 7.T Inn L- October to v line to the light of second base. Wamby The Miracle Man or Master Mind twelve-roun- iieirn Init. ran over and of football is n title golf, playing regularly. She even went d bout at the Jersey City 24Vj Inn. Ihluh Ina tow-heud- ii .' made a leaping catch. The bull looked and Kilduff which fits the gridlion marvel becomingly. K, Ins. C'nlf Ina. at Evening, to Canaiia, winning me ime mere cusuy ball park tomorrow night. b Ui Matinee 2:15 8:15 for third, while Miller sped for Bezdek is head coach Ins. AnkN Sst Ina. started Mcond. Otto was at Pennsylvania State College. (iiough and scoring a 75, one of the Barney H'i Int. Henna 13 Ina. ' by "When called inn on the 14 Inn. 14"., near the bag when the ball htuck in Wambj mitts. Few realized this until last Thanksgiving Day, lowest scores ever made a woman in long-distan- Ina. when he today I never heard him B Ina. Wrist 7" Ina. SffiKJ took his wurriors to Pittsburgh nnd walloped the Univer- this countrv talk so confidently befoio nnv of bin week, in play for !; flTilJfJJV stood still an imtant and then tagged sity of Pittsburgh by a large score. Hugo got his name At Mayfield last the other bouts." contlnui.l Mrs. Lnlusky. A' tills jeur's women's championship, alio poke Ilrrl.elt didn't prore unrlhlnff ex- ',' i ihrJS sriond. That doubUd Kilduff. Miller seemed in the papers after that and football fans began to sit up "lie siijh that lie his trained f.uthfully. tent the size of lltvkett'a lir.irt. , was Hiiperi). i to"be pamlyzid in hii xroiulering what it and tube notice. But here's something will be stronger, fa.m-- uikI will punch mi.l.li: M:MS Ciinnnller U a m traiki, irai better than that. Up to this meeting, It wns figured coed ItttMlNttsI llshtt-- harder than he per did. And any time . nntl :i ttondcrfully all about. H'u nby tag-ic- Aihi and the unasiuted On Saturday Penu State beat the strong Dartmouth Miss Lelteh would best Miss Stir- - fiikt hot-r- I lute nut seen hlei co In - that Harney sajs nnjtliiiis he means It. hlx irip'c play uas cumplctid. eleven by the icon- of M to 7. It wns one of the biggest tho-1- - lui 'i '" n to h i'iv. lie xrH mid nni nut ho Mire of him Few More Days v '. f isn't worrying about the itsult of the iicrIiikI the kneetlt l.otllihk), but 'f he m surprisis of the day, for Big -- was considered the longest . to Nov. the Green team from, Han Miss Leitch bout with tho Fietii-hiaan- lie In nt Ills best I think he ulll win, 1st wm ' tho Isn't Even the Crowd Was Dazed over, N. II., was considered one of the strongest in tho h'tter in the feminine uinks. But qulto bine whether he wants to take a JACK 1i:mIM: IUrn It, "edge" she hid. they said, was tlu roiiltln't 1 set the llrkt tr.it U nt Mb-n- t East. Bezduk's team outplajtd and outguessed Dart- main on sen siikness vast throne was strangely when was diance Mr that $50,000 Cnriienllrr? 4 - this in the absolute conlldince with which ( Miiy, . m TIIH - mouth and proved Its superiorly. match with ltei kert in Loudon." JACK lltl.IlY joii oilKllt to un. So conn- r ; " tnnnv unusual play, had up Mie played all her hliots, particularly Tomorrow he ( Jmoti tint I Uilnk In n mortal y nit'lit will ttoudi-rfiil- significance Dartmouth scored first on n long run, but State came arpeutiei's l hull. He'it l this thut the full did not strike them at U- her irons. debut in Amciltii. Ho came here to vie 11rm' right back, lied the score and, in the lost two minutes of bi-- ntune. But Miss Stirling gave an exhibition ft r the woild'ti luavwcight Philadelphia will well renrescnteil play, intercepted n fnrwurd conll-denc- o title Then it sudd'-nl- dawned upon them that the tdde had pas und put over the winning of long woods, crisp lions, and against Jock Dempsej, but bel'tne meet- at the lycvlnskj Curpenticr bout. Ilun- - touchdown. Bezdek's system meeting local fans been retired and a triple tihiv hnd bei n perpetrated right of play was u big success. at tho Cleveland last ing th" b.tter, Iiti-isl.- was picked for dieds of nie going to be week which was u real ret elation ns to (ScnrscN as ti luuse. among Ukh- there when the bell sounds. before their ery eyes. When thej it, everybody trial If Cainenticr i "?$.. reaVd! - I1 'lee. muti-l- vHr-r- t'-- pn- Pities of " tier wins from Levinsl.y there is harillj nny Tickets for this are bting in the bnll purl: teemed to go stnrk, ia;ing mad. Men that this should be scored in the In Philadelphia 4sr-- - FINNY Her game is considered better than doubt that he will mot 1 nt t18 Chest- nd women were hugging eni h waiting for of the world series. connects i.s einpse later other without It football ever bv some percentage nnd there for the title, hut If the Philadelphia!! is nut street. walloped on and basebull, for Hugo, it will be an introduction, stiangers other strangers tho remembetid, teat little doubt but that she will continue the victor then the FieiKl,, nun's ambi- iwa back, program- - i re hurled in tl.t nir and the "7 .100 of the Pittsburgh ball club for a couple to reign for many years. tion of boing the world's champion customers jelled thimselves hourhe. Outside of thut there of seasons. will be dissipated. S tho feminine game will lit,K'V was no excitement. Copyright. 1010. tni VttbUo Ltilorr Co. Followers of That Levlusky is the f.itoilte to win havo n chance to set most of tho lead- from Carpentier miy be taken fiom -- m r- ing woman p!ners at Huntingdon Val- the following predictions bj men who DISST0N TIES FEDERAL ley 'tomorrow for n week of play when havo been both in training - J W. JACK KIIVHNs i.rtlfikky Ul M ,. nll snlll .n ?wjy AMATEUR tli beans for u Drmbtri-Cnrurull- .v SPORTS ; - Sawmakers and Shipbuilders Battle lUlit. iii- v Three Unprecedented llir-r,- (.IllsriN i ui hatr a gootl ss .V. 3-- II TWrOtTNT PARM EL C. C. Reserves Thuri-dn- v?nlnrfp rlurlnir the I'mtlfrtball pea-M- i to Tie at 3 ond ti.icrr tin Itlliiic 76 :,vs: TOM Je I hi lftm unuld Ilk" t heir from Jersey City, Plays Made Yesterday HKI It r.ll Vinil. n rw.A 'I und i qulntetn. II. JI Wilde, N. J., Oct. 11. Dlsstnn. Lrtliislo's runtllt Un. I like UirprntJrr have reorganised for the season thlnl Una I Than Retail untl lime ll lilt nrl Mm, Price "s.-- Norfolk street of Philadelphia, tied Federal Ship C. -: and will place a strong live in the age F. l. IIVKKIWI Inn een m here In in Tilusky In Ihilf tloi,i of his rinjr en. A Single Suit or . I n yesteiday n NatlonnI Soccer Baseball history was mado They were successful during the base- Irislns-to- A. A. lis an1 und ti,i ny much SUiTS EscepicionauiA - r iTO season. Bin Croudi. of Cnuiden. wou'tl Ilk- in h'-i- from fl ret dun homo League game. Score, l. The ship-builde- Cleveland yesterday, when the fol- with his ilerrrnisv Overcoat nt oi m ball q'lint. U J II Dalle). 710 I)elurale street. "V.1".1?? ' 'l- -lt will bo a "nrS0 Una tiilrin tin, Mmtiit f'finni-- l tints limit r led at the Interval, 1-- but lowing rurest of diamond plojs wero tyittlr. (' irnrnller's nvrnyislT. Wholesale Price : nri.pt ulll lie oiritet hy the drffiedte work r his management und will conch them ,,,,.. ,.,,.,, .,,,, h,.e flVB ,hl, .... after changing ends the Disston lads executed of Sate tho WhW.. WteteM, nrnt-clae- lilnsk. alone on the fine points of the game. will lis nluy-- l hwrv ulth r WITH THE BASES IIUN.SV l.r.ON KI1- In OVE s3 inint 5(V.M started to work better among tho for- HOMER Turiinitlrr a onler'a Profit JiVY'.' Tlni. den tliix he w III pluv ItMW'inl on JOrt llodt Tine street. Hy Smith, Cleve- Komi imniher, hut ulio Is he wards, with Rnoney having changed FILLED E'mer Hip All-Wo- team Paired with him will be Joe c"!'i',v,', W Bl ','."inMi In rlnn? ol Men's & to WW the d plaees with "Laddie" MeCabe, the land outfielder, off , Your Measure . If. P. CIGAR Cft,W Kltsrtrie Co. ha orunnlr-- a Komi I Reagan, brother of .John, star tenter of y- - mini, hut tliMi letliikky ulll tiiHk.iimll team of former scholastic rl former Mei chant Shlnhiiilders' centre in first Inning Never before has this too entet. for him, Young Men's Suits fatnetly Phiu., r. In the . Ilk- - flrst-rlH- - lirete tho Mount Carmel club Amnici.ii Would to hi c from forward. MeCiihe, who had not played ItltirMlS I .ii- -t Kully, 1000 been matched In a world series don't enre iiliout Latest League lust Ed Kunicv will be hating floors. Charles nearly feit hrtlliiKJri lis u riiln, but i ml,ke. ll jenr. ( titslliut ktreft. for two seasons, did not fit In jump-of- f Ed Kane ami game. ttnerr of flOOfl un the cletrrrtit Styles a Patterns SHADE- - at the position. with the Uihston machine In the opening In H5 tho rliie, d I.eiln-- Men's Harry Tumeltj, who plioed with MtMtri A. A. wants to hear from ftrst-clt-- s ut!slon, being too slow on the hall, wlil'e TRIPLE PLAY UNASSISTED llnfs Jacobs' Ten Commandments n L. I. und Cutholk- - High, tltes ot home or itttav. O II he open Wambsganss, base- TlZi llKKAItn Tnrpentlrr liin a !l ami V ER Heart snn phone did not out the play for his By Bill second cli'i'-p- ri:im.(T C'loth, HjIo. m GROWN WRAPP Flanders Ilulldlnv. or of Kfttlnir beaten. Ho will be. un U't-- . ii.."u,2r.l.'llrt will do the giinrdlnj;. Mount Carmel 5270 front-liner- man of Cleveland, In fifth innii.g. iiciilm,: one Younu 2450 trlinnilncH. nr tnlui of llie UniichrHt nn.l rlet first I tllun ur iiuncy rrfuiulnl. butlx Mi would like to hear fiom first or second Rooney, besides playing n whale of a First tlmo on record this play has mr.n.. " 'll 'I'.'.'.'f1 'ruediy nlirht Men's. " teums htiviug halls and offeiing Wynflcld Club second has orannlzed a und keiplng his henchmen work-u- u I'. hmt. not seen class value in a world and I.ll In it t 'ootlmll team Would like tn hear been made series CiirimiilliT tin! lutlle. , hut he will Overcoat games address at top speed in sciond tli-i- fair guarantees. For elevens James McIIuuh that .stuiua. first of its kind in major lagues nince line to tlo more Hi in the (.low. HARRY JACOBS Raymond W Crouch, OL'O Walnut Ilalu Pa also hud the honor of scoring two of iiwiilnic iMMwnrlnlitH of i: irons to clto tyjtv Camden, N. the Dihiston tal leN, both of which wcrp 100!). him ii tlinnre to l t Ixulntky. I tli'nli SALCO CLOTHES Tuilar street, J. to Lmfnhk) ulll beat Mm, JefTHri mm 1)06 Cnmhrln Junior- - want hear from third ueiit'-- l flu mc par HOMER WITH TWO ON iio Walnut vimm. fe nr fourth class quintets tisvlnn home floors miur umuuill ttiirit Ilehter who ever llinl, v-- t ho S. E. COR. 9th and SANSOM MclUnler A. . want Ku,n-- s away with Martin Uoldtey, B008 North 71ft street. oi tne bcorer. itiiur, who pjrtnere. BASES By Pitcher Jim Bagby, of ronliln't milt out of urtuil eompetltlnn Open l.ifnli.H Till tj"""1 " and second dun bAkketball fives. Percy th for Ilia ir and then back, rkoonij n.oon flral JfoHln-Wa- r. Andrews nt inside ik'lit. had Clevelund, In fourth inning. rtraie Cbsrlt-- I'. Kclioe. Ovontz o,eme, Boys' Club to from sillier could nr of the other rrent Try to dun) ente my Nlcrtown wants hear honor of scoring the third goal, whicl. one, Tbat'e u hut nUH unywbna !' first-clas- s traveling uulnte 1st IUT Iloan, 1712 Cunntlrr U lo'nr iinilff ii5 nnd MS evened up tne score. to, to do, Tha Utvk;.wl,lu , aou tftrtdp A. A. iU pliy at home a, St. . trf ttut bis vmssmsssmssm unii conln.i V ' rm v .ffft ,.,tgfV'?(i. & L--- .l ttl'-tg.-M,- f , C, A, dii !Mi