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18 THE WASHINGTON TBIES; stJNDAY; QC7TOBER, 10. 195. ',

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GILMORE WANTS 10 Says "Foster Deserves "Rlfler's Blander In All Credit, and He Got Crucial Place Hurt Our Says Alexander Will It, Too, After the Sec- - Chances Materially to MORAN SPEAKER Game." SEE REGULAR GAME ond Win," Says Be Beaten Next Time t

BY: BIG LEAGUERS Red Sox Outfielder Says Twirler fooled Them on the Phillies' Offers No Sign of Alibi and Will Red Sox Manager Claims His Boys Are Just Hitting, Mound and Then Beat Them With His Flail Ad-mi- ts Send Alexander After the Scalps of Enemy To- the Stride and Are Sure to Win the Series. That Erskine Mayer. Proved Bother- morrow When Braves' Field Sees the Moran's Lads Are Not Downcast - $o He Visits Philadelphia, Stops some on Hill. World's Series Battle. at Bellevue, and Starts the PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-"- now on watch our amoke. "Rumor Mongers. By TRIS We are after SPEAKER. By PAT MORAN, I them and wHI never let up until the The Standings. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-F- os- that park until the last man Is out. If Some people may think I am feat, and taking It nut of the . series is clinched," waa the optimistic a hitter drifts one over the wall, which I am Just trylns to show where tho view taken by Manager Carrigan of ter was the hero of the game yes- Is not hard, club Is right hunting for say the Phillies Red Sox. LITTLE CHANCE OF PEACE the other an alibi when I that break of tho game eamo In. We were Red Box following yesterday' victory t. terday any way you look at it. He In the game. the breaks against us, when ine roriunnio Friday, and tno lieu W. L. P.O. Bancroft must be praised In this were Box wore yesterday. Thoso things will over the Phillies. deserves all the credit, and believe article for ho made ono of tho most they remember that the Red Sox happen and wo must nil be prepared "Alexander will be our next meat," Phillies 1 1 i00 me he got when the club got down spectAcular fielding plays of tho whole to take them smlllimlv- when they come continued Carrigan." and we will then Red Sox 1 1 .600 it m touched up Mayer for ten hits, while Triokle trnm whan h. flit ett HrlVA AT., Mayer pitched a good gamo of ball, bo ready for any one else, they have to Washington Ftjns Back to the hotel where we dress. second and throw out a runner at nrst Foster held us to I to find htm. Cubs White Sox. three. and haven't a fault with offer. Tho boys are Just hitting their t. "I just worked along ordinary," base. Paskert got the tough batting But, in Ho mada a few mistakes, hut he per W. L. P.C .From Quaker City, Some by break on the Phillies for ho met the spite of that, the breaks formed In a manner that warranted my ntrtde. Foster pitched a wonderful he said with a grin. He has tho ball aquately every time he came to did go against us. The turning confldenrn In him. ft Is In no spirit of game, and haa'another Juat like It in his White Sox 3 1 .760 Train, Some by Motor. heart of a lion. He kept Phllly from tho bat and he did not get a single sev- criticism oi mm wnen i sny msi a aystem If we need him again." Cubs 1 8 .260 . With tho exception of his last point of the game was in the believe he pitched wrong to Foster. winning by his pitching, and he beat blow which waa a fly to me In deep enth- , when Umpire Rigler Tho Red Sox hsd lilt him safely Manager Pat Moran and the Phllly ' Cardinals vs. Browns. the Phillies by his batting. He made center, good fielding cut him out of twice before the ninth Inning, ond each players were not shaken by the loss of W. L. P.C. base hlta every time. missed seeing that one of Foster's tltno tho ball ho hit was a fast one. the game. tho men on our club who are sup We all believe today that yesterday's fast ones hit Whitted on the wrist. Tho first time up Mayer fanned him on "Foster pitched marvelous ball, a Browns 3 0 1.000 gamo turning curve balls. posed to be heavy hitters look bad, was the point In tho No out. dou- Perhaps If Ersklne had game no one could beat," said Moran. Cardinals 0 3 .000 Series Figures. series, and we now feci suro of winning. one was Cravath had fed him a curve ball In the ninth In "Ho deserves all the honor that Is being for he did all the slugging. His Tho Phillies did not look like a very bled and had crossed the plate on a stead of a fast one, there might have given him. But he may not fare so two-bagg- ueen er good ball club compared to some two-bagg- Lud-eru- a nmerent story to leu. well again. We due to batting brought in the winning of er by s. should ho start have and are also hit our SECOND GAME. those wo have boen beating In the to right center Alexander to come back with tomorrow. stride. We are Just getting started." . Carrigan gave us was hit, we Well, the same is all over now. I wish Attendance 20,360 American league. After Whitted we "I'm going to work you today," another talk after the gamo, and Im- should two on and could havo won It. but I am not Grots receipt $62,029.00 pressed on everybody that wo must keep have had men worried because we lost. As I told the National Commission's said Carrigan to Foster before the going as hard as over. I suppose wo none out. Then George rolled out to boys In the clubhouse after It was over, we'll Just have to get otter tho game share 5,202.90 game. will got Alexander tomorrow In Boston, and men on but Is not worrying us so much for Scott instead of two on Monday a little harder. Not ono of Flayers' share 28,095.66 'It's the chance I am looking for," thai lioys Is al- - George we none one out the afraid of the outcome, Earns look' to beat him the next time out. base with out, was and foster Clubs' share 18,830.44 he anawered. Thore waa little of the Carrigan will probably start one of our inougn iney Know tho lied Box la lnelde baseball played In tho Ludy was on second. dangerous club In nnv riennrtment. TOTALS FOR BOTH GAMES: cither Ruth or Leonard. I was long game. It waa straight away. If ho had lost that game yesterday our That changed the whole situation. undecided for a tlmo about Attendance 39,649 chances winning In would who should pitch for us. I had thought I want to ray our club must hit of the end Instead of being able to send Nle- of using Chalmers, and had both Mayer Undying Fame in Box havo been greatly reduced, although I Receipts $103,096.00 harder if we are to win tho aeries. compelled to and him warming up. After looking would havo still thought we could hoff in to , I was I thought NatlonaJ Commission's Foster's great pitching saved us to finally come through. I believe w have them over. Mayer would bo 10,890.50 day. Our are not going up to call on him to hit. He met the ball the best pick, not that I thought ho share batters a better ball club than the Phillies, and would pitch any more effectively, Players' share 55,671.80 form. If we were going as good always have believed It. I think yester- squarely on the noso, but his drive but at because he li a better hitler Chal-nie- ra Pilgrim Fathers "Perpetrated" Boston, But Little 37,114.20 the bat as Shore and havp in day's battle about decided the series. It than Clubs' share Foster my went right into Hoblltsell's hands. and would add to our offensive the box there would be nothing to was the critical one to mind. waa only we to n.i:iilU. That the chance had Not being Runt in Red Sweater Saved Its Life Eddie the seiies. win the call game In the face of the possessed of the nerinH Every man on our ball club believes ",'."."' no mean knowing .By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. we are going to win, and notion In fine pitching Foater ahowed us. We 1.1 ' .nave Mayer that Jr. vinaimera would Burns Deserves Monument. moth-eate- The pitching of surprised mo tho of players to bring ".""' '' n heads is liable might In the ninth ln- That rumor that the they told us have had a chance 5?Jfe ViL""1 - I am Perfectly slnco lad that Alexander about the desired results. The team has Inning If Blgler had not missed nre with my choice, however, and Feds and 0. B. are to merge springs was the only effective twlrler Moran the winning spirit We Idolize Foster. by a maybe I will give Mayer had. Mayer was very bat-ti- n again. If ever a man wt hit a chance to to with the staging of the steady, and "What did you think of Foster's get revenge before the la By GEORGE R. HOLMES. life showed a lot of stuff on the ball In gtoday?" some ono asked Carrigan pitched ball. Stock waa In the ninth, series over. world's series of 1916. Jimmy e, flinches, oven as much as Alexander afterward. It was a player on tho but RJgler couldn't see It, so It didn't The flrat run scored by the Red Sox PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. If the Pilgrim Fathers, who are popular- the talkative boss of the Feds, game was club. count. If Stock had got on with none " iiui w carneu lany. i suppose It Boston, out ine Detter pinyea for tne "On days I don't pitch him." replied we might have least tied uo was necessary to give Eddie ly supposed to have perpetrated didn't kick the slots of St. was the Bellevue-Stratfor- d for newness of the had out at Burns an at a worn players our boss. "I am going to use him for tine game men. Dectune wo tumu na.c error for dropping Nlehofrs throw Pete's golden throne last night for sheer joy, they ought to be black- coiiple'of days. As hotel hap- off and the settled down a pinch hitter and baso runner." 'played differently and Cravath would when Hooner slid .. ,,... that to work. Job," Interrupted after Speaker irn... listed throughout New England. And if they didn't careen joyously pened to be the headquarters of the Mayer seemed to have studied our "And I'll take tho nave naa an'nr.er cnance ai n cinn-- had been thrown out at batters closely for he Invariably Foster. wallop. Savvy was Juat hoping on the .vww..u, ,, j wani io say right here through at least a couple of the Golden Streets, yelling the name of National Commission, in charge of pitched at our weaknesses and kept He would. He Is a horse for work. Fos- bench that he would get another crack and now that both Nlehoff and Burns pitching batting suc-cess- made tho play George they don't deserve to have golden streets. mong- us popping the ball up In the air. ter's and and the at Foater. well. Foster, the world's series, the rumor Foster snowed a grand game, and steal In the first limlug "If I get a ahot at that ball thla Burns dlafrnoaefl ih .1a...... t.. only founded Boston. A won the game for us. was Hooper's time." Oawy said when he came to when Speaker The Pilgrim Fathers little runt in a red ers got busy. But the best they fought all the way. He used splendid It went tho started for second with Judgment Jn working the Philadel- quick thinking that made the play a the bench after Boston Into "" 'U. H" throw to sweater that was six sizes too big for him strutted out from the Red Sox could do was to drag out the old lead In the ninth. "I'll And out If vi.XV ln!r .na phia battera. , success. I wouldn't have tried it If I the, faus.ht TrU . although life. tale of amalgamation, with the hadn't known there was a man on third Speaker or Lewis can climb into Nlehoff to sort of dive after him coop and saved its We we have team to beat base who hod his head up all the time. bleachers and get them." to tag him. That gave Hooper story is coming through Feds aiding in the formation of two realize a Of I didn't bank on him doing Opportunity, .... his The hero in the college baseball always that la full of fight and spirit. The I wouldn't take a chance with a runner court. might and h ran n ten-clu- this, but I wish myself that he inning two down. is b circuits. Phillies showed this when they came who would gum up the play, for it la Nlchoff was off his balance whin he with the winning kick in the ninth after are There spotl. have had a chance to try It. threw to Burns, When noised lob right bnck and tied up the score, after ono of the easiest of all to so the play had to De always a blonde dame sitting back of third base who throws a rose at it was about the we had got a lead of one run early In Now wo are going to win. game nastily made or Hooper would have But those thtnes ore all In the ,ne game is over. by that the Feds were in the hotel the ba 'e. I have also heard about this 1915. Syndl-dlcat- c, be placed In light waB Edd e him when the being (Copyright, by the Wheeler I do not want to the muffed the ball. rean scurry Phllac! hla crowd a hard one Inc.) of trying Jto find an alibi for the do- - was about a thousand frantic, crazy humans, and there was a of scribes from to Dlf.) before, but the fans treated us h,.fhatV? always taken the attitude Yesterday's rose an directions to all directions. At-- . fairly and fine. There was more hard mv, in .,m,i.. ... it wasn't propelled by any blonde dame. It was pushed forward by some- raxung wan yeaioraay, proDa-Di- 'jl'a.1playfrwf0.r mechanical errors, itr much waste of time, Gilmore the batters came nearer their reg- not hesitate to "call" thing that sizzled over second base. was cornered and asked what he ular stride. But our club has some who Dulls a "hon." v. .Z.. :.!"? knew anything general. distance to go yet in the hitting line. ""'Cam to make of either IMAGINATION GIVES HALF TONE. about in No one was worried by the crowd, ...... vwn?v.. uurni wnen me inning was "Well, I've been told the Federal even with President In the box. Composite Box Score """'he praised them for Conjure up. If you can. a world'a ae- of . ' the Preal-de- nt League is a bush circuit," he ... umiiucr ui diagnosing the play. ries battle crowded atanda. the Oreat plays In the Infield cut down the United States and his "girl" What Foster Did. laughed, "so to eee helped . Avg. fAn.dJ,i,aIrer,,t,an'' of I'm here what a several hits and the two PHILLIES. AB. It. :B. 3B. Hit. SH. 8B. BB. SO. PO. A. criticism to make In a box. darkness coming down, the real major league ball game looks It was a very smoothly worked battle. Stock. 3b 7 1 0 4 .000 else on the club. I Inning, down, .250 tlght-iP'.a,y- score tied In the ninth two Held The best defensive work was done by Bancroft, ss ft 1 6 3 fvilL."" a b,teJ" or more the Phillies to three hits. like." Barry. Gardner, and Bancroft. All of Paskert. cf 7 1 0 .143 .1ame o' ball all this the winning runner standing on second Made three hits himself, includ- The rumor mongers had Robert B. the Dlavera cut down sure hits, and Ilfrnvnih rf r 1 0 .3X1 the one both clubs turned base let your Imagination run amuck, ing a double. way 7 1 .2M In. Stock. Bancroft nn vi.i.-- -- ,, Ward, tho financial pulso of the Feds, can't make It too strong about the J,uderus. lb 0 .i and you'll have only n half tone of the uarry naa Douncea on i i 0 0 .200 pulled off some fine fielding Made first extra base clout of Iso could iook a nix inai wniltca, ir. plays for ten minutes past 4 o'clock at the Bellavue, but he not Hoblltzel and threw tho runner out at Nlchoff. 2b 6 0 S 4 .A1 ,,ke situation at the series. be found. An a matter of fact, he waa first with Foster covering. We rate Burns, c ft 13 3 .OHO snewans"for ih.nited Sol. ""' In tho second gamo of the world's Drove in Larry Gardner with - 0 5 .311 Red attending- the wedding of bis son in Foster the best fielding pitcher on our Alexander, p 3 0 iPi?1"1' J'.m8 PMkert camo to bat he series between the Phillies and winning run in the ninth in- Brooklyn. club, and he showed It by the wav ho Mayer, p 3 0 1 3 .000 nit the ball on the nose, but somebody Sox. got across tho Infield and covered the J always In tho wry of 1L ning. The rumor moncera then had Ban 10 22 the Inning. spec" Then have a llttlo runt of a pitcher - bag on plays dragged Hoblltzel Totals . 67 o M first It took a mighty Fielded his' position perfectly, agreeing- to talk with Ward, If that : hy hlta, Johnson off It. He la also a very fast man. .141 J.acUlai "Ir Jack Barrv to ke?p who haa held enemies to three covered Qllmore kept away. Team batting PjIriuoK base paths. and first three times would be Baa I want to say something about the And his drlvn come up and pole out a single that on difficult plays. grinned on being asked about that. play In tho first Inning that scored the BOX. 2B. 3B. HR, Avg. ", "? "J,""1 'nnJn would havo gone Larry home standing up rumor mongers had a secret RED AB. n. if. SH. SB. BB. SO. PO. A. B. ,f brings Gardner Struck out eight men, including Then the first run and that really gave us the Hooper, rf .. 8 1 0 0 0 0 .M0 SiJJL0 l?.';?9, .8Poker had been with winning run, and you'll begin mtetlng "way upstairs. Ward, Gilmore, game. .167 a farther toward left, that Cactus " Scott, ss 0 i 0 0 ho magnitude of Cravath, and Weeghman conferring: with the O. wo to double steal, we sur- 1 4 .1S7 where really should havo played for to understand the what mooting 'way When tried Speaker, cf l 0 0 a hitter like King," twice. B. heads. There waa a prised the Phillies, for they hadn't look- Hoblltzell. lb... ,. s 0 o 0 21 0 .2.10 Paskert. As It was Speak- George Foater.lthe runt, did for cul- up stairs, but It wasn't for baseball. to any running. er was barely able to get his hands on Held the Phillies hitlcss in seven ed for us do base I. had Lewis. If .. 8 0 3 0 4 0 .375 ball. tured Boston. tt was for the purpose of having John use my own Judgment In mak- 3b . 7 1 the of the nine . Com- orders to Gardner. 3 0 0 0 .429 ,ot George Foster stands about five feet Bruce, secretary. of tho National 8 .2.V) ..The.re yrn a of llttl' things Ilk ing the break for second, and I waited Barry. 2b. .. 0 0 4 0 cronned six Inches, and welgha probably all of Did not give a . mission, prove his superiority In that got good Cady. o II (I that that tin from tlniA ia imn until I a lead. I looked to c 4 0 .000 but each one groat ISO pounds. Yet he was bigger than the Pitched ninety-on- e balls at the other national pastime connected with see Burns make a bluff throw to sec- Henricksen. u.. n (I 0 0 0 .ooo had a bearing on th. blue chips. Brtcmu inning, whole Phllly team put together. He got plate for fifty-fou- r strikes and red, white, and ond and then throw to third, hoping Shore, p 3 o 1 0 0 .333 lor example, uert met many time the press cars were l the ball squarely on the nose, It as hits himself as the entire clan thirty-seve- n About the to Hooper off the bag. But he 1 o 0 0 0 0 .000 and slngle-ttande- balls.' to the ball catch Hum llko rifle nf Moran did. and he licked It d. ready to take the scribes went through with the play to second Thomas, c. 4 o 0 0 7 0 .ooo tracled a bullet straight' Into yard the rumor mongers had quit, but ss 4 o 0 0 Hoblltzel'a mlt. A couple of feet either President Wilson nd tho up lot of trou- base. Janvrln. 0 0 .000 to tho right or Presidential fiancee might as well have-- they certainly kicked a Foster. p... 4 o 3 0 3 0 .7M the left and I,uderua btat effort waa a grounder to Scott, ble they were working. would havo had another run across. been In Hongkong .for all tho attention while Then Hooper made one of the smartest paid to who easily threw him out Nlehoff plays of afternoon, although prob- GS them after the start of the poked a sickly to Hoblltzel. And Washington the Totals IS 13 51 24 once more I want ninth. liner The small bunch of fans ably many of the spectators at the park Team batting But to Impress on - he wound up the Inrlng by striking fortunate enough to get tickets for did not realize It at the time. Ho looked X the fans that this explanation la not in s out Eddie Burns. those two games In Phllly celebrated to see Burns try a throw to third to any fashion an alibi, and I do not want The crowd waa rather apathetic at Philadelphia never had a chance quiotly last night over the success of get him up the base line, and he stuck it to bo received as one. The Red 8ox the start of the game. TEib same crowd after thut. Dave Bancroft got a the American Leaguers, and today most close to tho bag until he saw the ball outbatted us. and played at alr-tlg- saw a rather putrid brand of baseball single In the next Inning, but It came of them returned. They may go over to go through tho pitcher's box without ball In the field as we did, and so they Friday, and It wasn't enthusiastic at after two were down, and didn't net Phllly for Wednesday's contest, but Mayer making a grab for It. As soon as may nave deserved to win. I have no all. It spent Its time looking at the anything, as Dode Paskert died on an hardly a handful went to Boston. he saw Nlohoft had to make a diving Red Sox Team Came Through, desire, and neither has any of my play- President's flancea It Isn't often a Infield tap. Clark Griffith drove back In his motor ?lay to get mo, he broke for the plate, ers, to take away tho slightest measure crowd sets to see a. world's series base- Probably there never waa a cleaner car today. He will not see any more Nlehofl following mo around the of credit from them. They are a fine ball game, and the President's fiancee world's serlea ball game than that of the games. "It makes me tired to hag to put me out and delayed his collection of ball players, and they will all for one admission. of yesterday. Bancroft for the tee these other clubs In a world's throw. Hooper's fast work scored the Foster's Pitching Did It, Too keep us hustling to take tho world's But whllo Boston Is paying homage Phillies and Barry of the Sox both series." says Grift. "Why, my ball club run that gave us the game. As the play title In the series. But I believe we have to George Foster, she also should plant drew the plaudits of the multitudes could beat cither of them. 'and not half went through It was better than I had a fine chance to do It Just the same, the Image of Eddie Burns, Phllly sec- hy some flashy fielding. It waa a. try." emertert I honed to reach second, be By BERTON we aro ond In the Commons. For regular ball game, with a regular lieving Burns would make the throw to BRAl.EY. and certainly going right out catcher. had finish, and worthy of anybody's PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 after everv game. not Gddlo dropped a foul third strike George McBrlde, John Henry, and third, to catch Hooper napping, as I ex- Let n nnd that was the kind he'd con- on Trls Sneaker In the very first Inning, praise, even the President's, pected to do to reach second. This begin with state of sistently The chances aro that I will send Alex- Sammy Mayer were the only members him the the hand him. and Oabby Just ander Into the box on Monday In Bos- and hod he not a llttlo later dropped a of the GrKTmen seen at the series In would havo brought the Infield In. and I weather n any that wns snappy swung at the breeae, while Foster perfect Nlehoff, second base on stood ton. I hnve not fully decided on that throw from Btrt Bill Tufts Puts Up Fight. Phllly. Henry drove over In his big could have counted from and fair, with thousands of rooters out on his hummock and course, but that will In all probability Penn might have been smiling Instead touring car, and was 'way out In front any sort of a throw. funned htm with unctuous and weeping. HANOVER, H., Oct. 10. put Wo had as much trouble hitting Mayor all gathered together enjoying the confident ease, except be what I will do. Then for Tuesday's of N. Tufts around the Bellevue. Mayer left Phila- for one time game I will choose between Bddle pulled a couple of bad onos. up a great fight against Dartmouth- yes- delphia last night for bis homo In At- as wo did Alexander Friday, but what an nnd the air. and then let as say when his aim wasn't true, and Chalmers Even his will lirenkji thern were favored Uft veaterdav. Gabby and Rlxle. according to my present ten- best friend havo to admit terday, losing 3) to 7. End runs brought lanta.- He was somewhat grieved that It's n thing we ahonld mention felamaxd one for n cushion 1L After Hooper had walked to In the first Inning, for Instance, I had r trie. tative plans. start a touchdown for Tuft In the second bis brother. Ersklne. had failed to win I came to acknowledge we're willing to I believe we have passed our the game, Scott died on a pallid foul ffom the Bed Sox. two 'strikes, the first time the The other Bestonlans aided, of hardest to Ludorus, Speaker barely period. Dartmouth was compelled to bat. and I tinned the ball. It hit Bums' shore a fact that is worthy of all course they Mayer with vim part of the series. I do not believe either and nicked for every point. glove and Juggled around In It a minute your President hit Foater or Shore will bo as the ball for this third strike. The work hard This world's series stuff is greatly ex- attention. the also and with force i they hammered effective If crowd yelled Its delight, thinking aggerated. For Instance, the and feu out. it he had held the bail I was there. And he nod his bride the sphere with an echoing they go against us again, and I do not the crowd In would not have followed with the hit, bang, think either Leonard or give Texan had whiffed. But Burns drop- Philadelphia showed little or no life on of the future were greeted with they Seised with pep nnd Ruth can ped the ball.and on the next ball Friday, and had moat of Its and we would not havo grabbed the first with vlaror and tangi with hand us much trouble. cheers for run. large and Joyous acclaim nnd now nnd with pitched Trls shot a single between first Nutshell Dope. President Wilson yesterday. It Is prob- properly head, and with bats and (Copyright, 1915, Philadelphia Press.) and second. Hooper stopped at third. ably a reflection of tho dull exhibitions that they're welcomed and with gloves tAey worried tho city The coolness of Fostor In the box was seated, we'll try to go. on with of Brotherly Love That was the break that put the Phil- game en the diamond. It Is a fact that yes- ono big game. the but the stnr lies on tho Fritz. Sccondt for world's base- terday's game, thrilling as It was. of the features of the Ho gnme. and the bright and particular tight Penn Team ball championship, has Is one of tho nerviest and coolest In the was young Some Licked by On tho next bnll pitched Trls started played at been equaled at Georgia avenue twenty wn Dame Fortune she's kind when Sir. Foster second. Hooper on tho times this season. Bancroft's business, and neer In trouble nil Pitcher Is right. for With third. park of the Philadelphia tho way except when Cravath and the' Phillies accost her, wns scant Penn State Machine Hums decided to tako a chance and club stop waa nothing compared with cracked out pair of doubles made n nlco throw, which nipped the yester- similar atunts by Eddie Foster, Georgo the in her favors today, for there wns day: , that gavo the Phllllo their only run. Bostonene pitcher named White Sox Win Game Texan by a foot. Hooper started homo Ameri- McBrlde. or Chick Gandll seen here Nothing worried roster all tho ray, a Foster PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Oct. Nlchoff whipped ball straight can League, 2; Philadelphia) this season. Eph Milan has made as who Kept getting right In way Is recording of and tho. good nnd ho used his head and his stuff so the On Slam her first defeat lntn Bums' hands. Hooner National League, 1. a catch as Sceaker did In the final well that he gave us outfielders little he hasn't a thing but it nerve you John Collins tho season ns Penn State's machine was caught but Bums drop Inning yesterday. Zeb Milan's -- doing forte Is to do. I can't make It too strong in can't rattle, n quick-thinki- brain trampled on tho Red and Blue for a ped tne Dan, and ine ursi run oc mo Third game At Braves' Field, what Dode Paskert did Friday, boosting Foster. 10. cir- running across Iota nnd n soul that thrills with the CHICAGO. Oct. John Collins' score. Penn got scoro game had been scored. Boston, tomorrow, at 2 p. in. and taking a fly There was some excitement on our cuit full In tho first about nil George ball. owing slam with the bases the plnce-ltlcke- d That seemed that Probable pitchers, But. to this world's scries bench In the seventh Inning when nrdor nnd fever of battle and, when Matthews a goal. four Innings ho Alexander, setting, these plays aro magnified. CarTlgan got out our pinch well, he hud stuff and control. An third Inning settled the bnttlo In favor home eleven Forter wanted. For Philadelphia; Leonard, s hitting snfely The then started off like pitched marvflous ball. Not a man Boston. brigade and made a desperate effort nrmor of confidence encnaed of tho White Sox, tho final scoro being winners, hut failed to bare, and of the twelve Official A little color Is added to tho game him, hlN twUtrrx were nllrk n 6 reckon Berry reached first paid attendance yester- background drear to win the with the Dlneh hit to 0. Jim Scott was suncrbo on tho man. Penn Stato'a left half, who began men who faced him In those four October by the large and runners. He cimldlbe, nnd out of the nattern .. day, 20,306. Total receipts, numl-e- r ters called Hcnrlksen slab, allowing tho Cubs only four hits. a series of lonir and nhnrt inn.h. seaalnns five were struck out. In the of waving banners peddled In from tho outfield where ho was Just thirty who faced him, the downs. Inning fanned both Cravath $52,029, divided as follows: everywhere In the Nod. who lilt him wns Tho count la 3 1 in of the second he Land of On a keeping warm. number three. now to favor Tho score was J to 0 two of tho biggest . good play these banners wave wildly, up And that Isn't nil It's nut hnlf American Leaguers. In the second ond Ludorus Players . , $29,005.66 reminding one "Go and get one." urged "BUI." story, out half when "errvman started to cut Into guns Philadelphia has, and the men Each club somewhat of a college We all recalled the day three years nf the for of fonr Yesterday's game waa tho last In the game w th his on whom rhe depend' lo trot Penn 9,365.22 football game. ago In I'liniicru nt bat he walloped the plays. Penn seemed National Commission.. - Boston when Henrlksen had Kih.crr for three blnglrs, nnd glory which the players share In tho receipts. to lose heart, and. helms unable to stop sylvania-war- d witn mo uacon. 5,202.90 tele-gru- gone to bat as a kid In a pinch against the Stater's star, A fan climbed to the top of a but they were renl hummer nt The players' total Is J1BJ13.78. lost the battle "Nig" Official paid pole directly behind Mathewson and made a hit that kept Things perked up a bit nt the start attendance for two center field us In game uH that: tho scoro might grown yesterday, and saw the whole game the and finally clipped Ills pitching wns flawless, nnd havo been different. of the fifth. The crowd had games, 39,649. Total receipts from airy perch. A the world's championship. We hoped done It rather tired watching the Presiden- for two games, divid- that bunch of ho would repeat, but he when he hail he itood at Navy Humbled Again. box, and began hollering for $103,095, cops tried to shake him off, but failed. didn't make the plate with a grin nnd went are Army tial ed as follows: They waited to get him uftor the It when he had his chance with tho utter hits In the contest, nnd won ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 10. The Middies Doesn't Impress. some runs. game, but were swamped by bases full. After this fine chance had again humbled on gridiron. First WEST POINT. Gabby Cravnth lugged his Playe" $50,671.30 tho huge slipped by, wo It by bringing the other boys In. the N. Y.. Oct. In n mob, and the daring fan got away wero more or less It's such n relief after watching Georgetown the trick and yes- winning from the nlate and slanned Each club 18,557.10 In safety. for when a club "ride" turned Gettysburg, to double down the left field foul line. , can't the twlrlers who sluggishly stand terday Pittsburgh sailors, 47 0. the Army eleven r National Commission.. 10,309.50 its luck If it Is breaking, then tho up nnd fan io find there It one beat the didn't Impress tho That was nil the crowd needed, uabby "Royal luck usually deserts. But Foater con- of to 12, outclassing tho futuro admirals spectators as having had redeemed himself. Fred Luderus Boston's Hooters" kept up a the classiest hurlers who wallops much strength, squarely Total paid attendance for two constant din yesteiday hoping to nected In tho ninth and took his the pill like n man I In every department of the game. Mar- particularly In tho game. caurht the first bnll nltfhed games rattle the Phillies. They had llttlo own game. Illg "Uubby" Cravnth Is forward Repeatedly on the pick. The ball rareencd In Its last year, 41,124. Total luck, however, consid- tin. Navy's end. Intercepted n tho Aimy backs were flight Just out nf Speaker's reach, m..IkI. enn oto tho home boys refus- ered some batter, but Foxier knew pass and ran ntnety-flv- e yards for a stopped fiat hy the Pennsylvanlans. ing to Quit. Their fairness In cheer- It was a relief 'when I caught Pas-kert- 's Just "wns Is los," he van soldiors and Gabby came home with the tying Odds in betting good fly Inning, knew that touchdown In the second period, The won because their run. favor the Red ing plays on both aides has in the ninth because Crnath was unable to shatter a alono played good football com- - u o. made'a big Phllly fana. you are never sure a game la ovar In skimming consistently th enem' Foster was neevlah. Bo hs onsneri box at to bit with ball that came In close, for the Middles. anothar valve, and daorge Whltted'a