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1 1 . HAS STAR MEN OilE DOUBLE rM CIRCUIT RAGES RiWY-GlT- Y Other Games of National! Two Events On Card Are IN SERIES : CRIPS League Rained Out in the irAseoooAr y 2 1 iHarstw k T-- avTwt Held Over Temporarily; Also. iw-r. Heavy Track. East; American ,lcvi wnirNCftAr- - rVJWVoO Y ' I He GcTTKt n rl v- - Columbus. O.. Sept. 21. Due to Three-Da- y Illinois and California Also St. Louis, Mo Sopt. 24. Chicago and St. t wbophtm cft ? a Plans For a Loots divided Cobs ".7;;,r4 ftwv r .v...v ir alow drying track Tuesday but three their double header, the CAT" lWR V- - Stopover Are Made by Have Representatives winning the first game by bunching1 hits VANS - - T 17 of the five Grand circuit racea sched- - in Big Games. off Jacobs in four tuning? Toesday. The V 11. MOOCH V "'V WJiT CFTt, 8A&- uled were started, the other two. the Umpire Harry Kane. locals took the seoond same. hoard of trade 2.05 pace, parse $MM. Herxos; was b&ntohed from the frame and and the chamber of commerce S:8 THREE CRACKS ARE fined $1$ while the visitors vers at bat FLAG: WINNER OF In the seventh for not promptly ebeytac trot, purse $200, eolnc over until FROM THE SOUTH umpire O'Dey's orders to abandon his rest- Wednesday. AMER. ASSOCIATION ing place Sept. 24. Pennsylvania near the frandHand and so to Red Bon Wins. association 1913 the players bench. An attempt was made AMERICAN CHICAGO. distinction of having tha Chicago. AB R H PO A E to finish the St. Paul club, will ple McCe.be. . 4 2:09 trot, the 3:15 class trot and greatest representation In the base-ba- 'l rf class a series of three games in El Paso Hollocher. ss. 5 the 2:17 alaas pace, but so many dif- stop- classic this year. Ten players Hersor. ?b. 4 on October 2. 4 and 5, during a ferent heat winners developed that An- state will battle for the Merkle. lb 4 In only two. the 2:15 trot and the 2:0 over here while enroute to Ixw from that Barber, IX. 4 Partfio highest honors in baseball, four of Deal. 3 b. 2 trot were there decisions. Or. Nick geles for a series with the are members of the Chicago Richardson, cf. 2 won the former In 2:01 without be-l- Coast league champions If present then pennant Killifer, c 4 seriously annoyed. bntRed Bon Umpire Harry Poi. American league Martin, p 4 money plans materialize. Write had a great battle before first for winners, and six are members of the Vaoghn, p. went to him In the 2:01 event. Kane, who is handling the series Beds, flag: winners In the Tommy Direct won the first heac Army City leagne officials, 's Cincinnati Totals In the second mile he died in the ad senior organisation. St-- LooU. awaiting definite word from So manager. William Shnltz. rf. stretch. Red Bon coming on to win Mike Kelly of the St. Paul team, which Tie White pay 3157-S- me v. - and for his backers In Is to leave Chicago on September 50. "Tieason. neaas iib. -. " nEuwole' 12 mutual. Red Bon In Uonsr with the rsnuns mu- gaa, j a tired the relative to satisfactory dates her. ttaa, rnllins. one or mtf m.- - Hornaby. lb. 4 third heat ana finished in the ruck, The three games In El Paso would be guardians of the keyston ,n McHenry, If. I while Oscar Watts won. At sunset, the only ones to be played by the St. Edd.e Murphy utility Clemcma. c . 3 they went at It again and Red Bon Paul team prior to arriving ot the pinch de luxe and xStnith 0 lasted the longest in the stretch coast for the championship series with and hitter Mollwitz. S Er-ki- .de arm lb. won race. time Loe Angeles or Vera in J Pitch"; m. 4 drive and the Best either the are the otherM'rmembers from Iav&h. clubs- - These two teams are having Jxcob. p. M S 2:1. A neavy Tract. a dose fight for pennant honors at lvania. Twirl ers. xxj&nvrtn 1 present. IlaTC Two TS. 2:17 pace, have two pitchers. In the Dan J" did not Officials Approve Series. Brevier Gerner. an outfielder Totals n rr i: seem to like the heavy track. He Sanction of the action of umpi-- s and Ed xBaa tor CUmou Is svaath. sold two to one favorite in the ? of the iram Jkcoba In a Kane in arranging for the series was t "nfieWers-Jac- ob Daubert. xxBsttea for ninth. IDEMTlFlEO By A tE . f auctions, but failed to win a beat until Tuesday nignt three base, Score by "fthw unanimously obtained base- Morris Rath, second S t the third. weekly meeting of the execu- ;,.t base, a CbJe&eo 21 ! TVttVT ACWr .- at the Smith, third 199 til VNHO SWX HS W" ' Abbe Bond beat him a nose the first tive committee of the Army and City aid toci u St Iconic - won rr from Penn Two base bit. Hetthcote. 1. Three fcas j trip, while Plucky DUmrd from league. "be re one end of the nits. Jacobs, Heljoeher. Stolen bases. Mar- - him the second heat- - This race went The Teeent aeries with ue iH l.e nrimler Went. state 1U. Hollochsr. Kflltfer. DM2bI plays. over until tomorrow. Best time when local players SS? list. The Prairie la ran. Homswr sjm Mollwltx. liase oa I 2.0SH. (Continued on Tfext Page.) represented by seven X. . ball, off Martin. 2: Jacobs. Innlass Mill lii- r- - """:""-'- " ""- - IT, ,r nbom nrr member,P"; pitcneo. By Martin, a Hit by pitcaer. "" one Is on toe par by (Deal). - Uhlte Sox. and of Jacobs Balk. Jacob. Strack- roll of the Rel. Three Theytie ont. by Martin, 2: by Jacobs, 4. I! White Sox live In Chicago . Second Game. Snlllvnn. Weaver and Chicago ABEHPOAE1 DOPING OUT THE SaV ald by most CTlt-its'- to VlcCabe. rf. .. Oil: c. Sehalk.-- M be the sreatest eateher of Holloeher. sa. 4 head, the list Hersog. 2b. 3 Show Advantage Rivals 1 them all." f,1"1" Jlerkle. 5b. 2 I jI Cincinnati Reds Over at Third Base Position Where Groh 1 U for the White Sox. t..-3- . . r a -- Sehalk Is his understudy, Barber. If. 4 i 1 H - ttt mi.:.j ti n j j l lth Meee. 2b. 4 . ?Ket tnTre is the peppery Georse real. lb. ill n as ilVe..! Iff "over cf 4 in Leagne But is Not Fast as His Cincinnati Rival. If fans all O'FarreL, 4 will be on c mini.i.ii.i.n. mm .1.111 BY HUGH. S. F17I.X.ERTOX. mm, Arnold GandiL alias Hendrix. p .. 3 ,mi., .H.k.V. sack, xRichardson .. Offensive Defensive Total far more likely to pull off a brilliant "h.ck" eu'ardiar. of the initial t Chicago . . . 7 128 10S7 stunt that may turn a game. Weaver B.1SO tfa vo. Grovfr the !ld1np aid Loudermilk. 31 1 24 Cincinnati. 347 U2S ninr. .t and Muiui Totals ! Lime it I Heroes Former Series dvr xBatted for Hendrlx In ninth. of more resourceful when quick thinking m I I HNM1H Vftlnm jarKairt Bfl mtiHrrannn fur M.IHP Kr Mi?r HnltT anrl nnn.Aftmnh MJlilvan, mak St. Louis AB R H PO A E At last the Cincinnati is demanded. i S HOORAY! more ras?u.semLP. w who one iSehaltt. rf. . J 1 1 1 a superiority over their World's Championship Altogether Groh Is steadier and E Eller. . e e dependable. He is almost as s. rivals, White Sox, In one position. brilliant cf. . J 0 1 3 the FOLLOWING is a list of the as his fiery, fighting rival, throws S 1 Groh sk-s- b. . 1 1 1 The dope indicates that Heine world's better, hits better, runs the bases Now Selling Securities at S2 Per Share (Par Value $1). BinMng Factories to Mana- - c e series: i I s ; Hornsby. zb . 4 e i i all class In comparison of toe better. On covering ground Groh has i . 3 i 3 e has the lJOt Bill Dineen. pitcher. Bos- the advantage In getting balls driven ' facture Little Automobfles. Little Motor Trucks, Little Trailers. Little Farm Tractors 1 intimatelyiJr&&&known, is one of , i third bas.-- over Buck ' as he is Dilhrferi guardians of the ton A. L. down the line back of third and on top ; n d I....: c.n tizn tun n Pat Moran's leading twlrlers. stollwits. 11 .1113. 4 t 3 14 1 Weaver and the honor Is the more 1001 No seites played. oz tne base. Ohio. 1 S ' California and Lavan. . 4 1 3 e appreciated oecause oil the fact IMS Christy Mathewson. pitch- AH this may appear to be crlti 1 ' Ohio, where the other end of tne Gooawla p. 0 2 0 0 0 to be er. New L. Weaver, which not. i . : twi nUvPd. 18 tieO ' .3 I York Jf. dim of it is that Weaver is probably the .ranking 100C George Were to be compared any " California place In the 37 Rohe, third base, he with for third Totals .34 11 It the American league. Xhleago A. L. other third baseman In the Na- contrlbutinE statea. It . Score by tnninffs. third sacker of list nf Buck-er-hr Shows Up Better. 1907 tional league he would stand out , The e Chlearo MS Groh Harry Stelnfeldt. third I :aim to four members. lot Is not a disparagement of Weaver base. Chicago N. L. perhaaps further above them than I state quartette are all members St-- LoUt is Hi t It below his Groh does above Groh. star third Two base hit. Deal. Three sue bits. to have the figures rate him 1008 , first base, him. Was $1, Now $2 Soon Goingto $4 of the Reds. Henrr legged opponent. He Is being Groh has had a remarkable and Earle Scale outfielder Mairee. Stolen basee. Stock Horns-b- r. Red Chicago N. L. ( T5IIm) Dllhoet-- r. compared with the best third baseman 100 Adams, the best he ever has shown. He ofbaan.Cincinnati, and Harry F. Sacrifice hits. Heathcote, only Bate pitcher. inri Waairor feav'sa. Q nntnt In unmniftn niti-ii.- r Henry . Schnltx. Doable plsya, Horasoy of the present reneration and the Pittsburg X. L. IHtft Uf and Lavaa. and approaches the each would be mora his j '.chrf-.Ve- Mollwlti. :. Base on balls, off Hendrlx. 3: third baseman who 1010 Jack Coombs. pitcher, valuable to utility inflelder. by bv Nash. Bradley and Jimmy iearn as a snort stop tnan as a tmrd : rallfornla ! represented In the Goodwin 6. Hit by pitcher, Goodwin mark set compares Philadelphia A. L. a spilt delegation, three fMcCa.be). Stmckont, by Hendrlx, 3: by Collins. That Weaver even 1911 Frank Baker, third base. baseman not that ther are better fray with or Goodwin. 2. as well as he does with the Red is a A. L. siiortstops than third basemen, pat of Its players being members compliment to him. Even compared Philadelphia because either could play short bet- American league dob, and one 1012 Buck Herzog. third base. Hold Your Securities They Will Soon Be the aggregation. upon the basts of usefulness In his New N. L. ter than the nresent incumbent can the National leagne not equal his York do. Groh worked very well j coast men lth w York representative In the own league Weaver does 1013 , second base, has with The trio of Pacific Joseph aeries, is one of the leading twirl-e- n rival, but. for purposes of this series isqqi via aits, in iacu cuverea maax the Gleason ontflt are points. Philadelphia A. L. of his by j catcher, lieuten- of the Reds and Charles H. he loses even more 1914 Dowdy, the weaknesses of teammate Worth Many Times You Jenkins, nfonner army See. nn outfielder, Is from Long In this series tne mini Hank catcher. his ability to cut in fast toward tha l the Price Paid ant In the V'nlted States up N. L. f handle slow CTiarlea A- Itlsbcrg. Island. baseman is against a harder pitcher and hit balls that f overseas, - proposition Is hla 1015 Duffy Lewis, outfielder. j Kopf conld not excepting by a f "Swede.-- " the atronc armed Connecticut has one representative than rival. Boston A. L. reach alias MeJlullen. on the National league club, William Weaver will have many more hard desperate effort, weaver, too, is good shortstop and Pred Kopf. Groh Trill have, and 101t! , outfielder, In this respect, each allows his Inflelder. William n. E. the shortstop. chances than A. and utility Felftch Wisconsin, this is certain to detract from Boston L. shortstop to play a deeper field. More . Ruether, former member of the From 1917 Chi- now one Wisconsin, where numerous White his average work. The Reds this Urban Faber. pitcher. hits, however, get between "Weaver , Motor Chicago Nationals, and cago A. L. Stocks Most , Pay pitch- Sox players have played before com- year have been remarkable for and Bleberg than between Groh and of the nets'" on the Bed's ing Chicago, only one mem- hitting down base 1018 Herb Whlteman. outfield- Kopf and an will show ing staff. Is the other member to claims their the third er, examination Gate state. ber in the baseball classic this sea- line. What the reason for this Boston A. L. from the Golden son. He is Oscar "Happy") Felsch. has been Is not for me to decide, pal In cutting off such hits. The case of the Hupp Motor Car Company is typical of what has happened many times Michigan and Indiana will be rep- they been slow balled la Baser, ia resented tv three members each. The star outfielder of the American unless have Wearer industry. This delegation is solid for league. by the majority of pitchers, which weaver's tense eagerness has ita the company was incorporated in 1908 with an original capital of $11,000. state go The little island of Cuba, where seems Impossible. Besides, they ons man Id pinches, a qnlcK starter, advantages and its disadvantages in ae White Sox. while the Hoosiers niAh Has a a ino Ann In a nna TO This was later raised to $25,000. Through various stock dividends this $25,000 had been in- strong to the Red Legs. Each of these baseball Is becoming the national have been polling speed pitching fast on fielding bunts and a corking Michi- game and the place from which sev- In that direction- - thrower. His abllltv to get balls hit tends to make him liable to blow the creased, by 1915. to $1,000,000 capital stoct for which the stockholders received $3,000,000 states Is the home of stars. players gone into ma- Weaver's job is to be a dif- straight easy chances atone, in part at; gan is the home of Eddie V. Cicotte. eral have the certain down the line and to block and stock in the Hupp Motor and "shine ball" artist, and jor leagues in this country, will have ficult one. as the Reds figure to hit hard drives U remarkable. Admitting least, by grabbing the desperate ones. new Car Corporation which was formed at that time. In addition to "ace" on the White Sox pitch- its renresentative. in the Derson of both Cicotte and Williams In that di- that he has been hitting harder this He will have plenty of desperate ones Adolpho 1UQ.ue, tnar, Ti& tA tL these enormous stock dividends the stockholders received, over a period of seven years. $48,160 ing staff Harry Liebold. alias "Lit- a pitcher, whose home rection. MOJtti la Itnansul n A, tltlf cknnrA 9t. tle Nemo." dimiutive outfielder, and is in navana. iuque is a memoer oi Groh Hits Better. average years, yet the same applies Groh will not have as many in cash dividends FOR EVERY ORIGINAL THOUSAND DOLLARS INVESTED. James, six foot, and the Reds. Groh is the better hitter, a danger-- to Weaver. Neither man Is a legiti- chances to handle bant na WeaTer Big Bill the four .390 i half inch pitcher, also hail from mate hitter, yet both have been trllL The White Sox. although Michigan, this state also having the over that mark the greater part of the much Improved In that reanect distinction of furnishing the tallest season. Neither In a lornr driver, or a. tola season, axe a notoriously bad Little Motor and shortest player to the American 1 cleanup man, yet both have been lac bunting elub. They can bunt or Kar Stock Expected to Pay Big league pennant winner, in Llebold and ing, out long cmasnes. some of them can, but they do not We build .lames, the former being five feet, five SPORTOGRAPHY B, "Gravy" In battlns; la this aerie Groh do It mnch exeeprlnje In the sur- aim to several thousand Kars the firjt year besides the Tractors we intend to mchee. X flgnres much better than the av- prise attack. Straight sacrificing place on the market. Eddie Roueh. one time memoer 01 liiiiiimwiiiiin imiwiiMimii iiiiiwum iiiiinmiMwiniiimwM M iiiiisi i...... erage for the Meaton, Not only la not much In their line. The Chirafiro club, and now the Slug-- H SAY T not ftVirT. fhnt main. mn.lanH In flo-li- t.m Smlfh th T4Mtf la the pitching less en tenia ted to Ileds, on the other hand, are a We have orders already in more pouring in daily. We could sell many thousands if we . j top him pltchlnxr clever lot of hunters, nnd they ;.ng ojtf'.elder of the Reds. Lewiniiyl uo neea . champion for the world's title. Smith than the of the had them ready for delivery. Dealers i ri,n. on another outfielder. Lasc oi striates as iongihi, Itn1u, -ii , IFcds flgnrrs to handicap Weaver mix up the straight sacrifice vrlth are not only asking for State agencies, but States. William A. Rariden. formerly a , as the home brew distill keens ontmn in th amrtA ann :r.iii.n bat there Is the personal element the surprise attack. We believe our profits to stockholders wili cr of the New York Giants, are i working? ! expected to Weaver haa one bad fa nit for a Both teams are skillful in the use be over $10,000,000 the first year, basing oa accept the defl. but for player. Thla squeeze, can the hoosiers on tne carry nermann some reason John L. backed out. hall fanlt affects his of the but one make a the above figures at only $50 per Kar and not figuring Tractor profits, and we in- r.ay roiL I who also vainly hatting nnd hart a hia baae - quick guess at this system because : Jake Kilrain. had tend to handle. Kerr From Texas. At a recent meeting In New York, attempted to get Sullivan In the ring. ning. He la of the high tension. neither team uses it excepting when have two , j nerTons, overeager type of man certain batters are up. other words, Two states contributed plan, wer(t announced to conduct then volunteered to fight the British- - In Intend to have our plant in fuH operation soon. We bn3dmg rcemcers encn. r-- Shortly a man of nerve and bralna and neither third baseman is much In are now our own engines injo I on a hla-- nlane nnder the before sailing Kilrain courage. r Massachusetts, which go "fifty fifty. f""" i was presented at Baltimore with the danger of being caught napping on actual production has begun and wifl increase daily. - sndinc one member each to the . dub membership plan Elm- - Fox belt emblematic of the heavy- - At the bat he la over anxious at all ounis. xnere is nothing to choose white Sox and the Reds Richard ,iar to the National Sporting Club of weignt cnampionsntp stages and more liable to be so in a between them In the actual fielding Company will place stand-u- p guarantee back of aH products if not satisfactory, bring (diminutive Dick), game left oi America, and series upon wnich so mucn depends of bunts and no advantage to either it Kerr London. Tex Rlckard the famous the costliest pugilistic trophy ever he (T back and get another one such will handed pitcher, is the Lone Star state awarded. Charlie Mitchell accom- than is In the resmlar Minon in sizing up a situation. a motto brig the company increasing prosperity. representative on Comlskey's club, j promoter of championship events, panied draws fewer bases on balls than al- Altogether fthe Reds have a. very Kilrain to England, and It most any regular In while A. Roy Mitehell, also a mound . Anthony Drexel Blddle. the noted was arranged that the fight between player either decided advantage at third base and Factory Located Between Fort Worth and Dallas on T. & , league, chiefly because re lie P. Railroad and Intemrban artist. Is the Texas member of the p. , Kilrain and Smith take place In De- he cannot in spite of the comparative unimport- Reds. Massachusetts haa produced !. .boxi5B',d cember on an Island strain his intense desire to hit. He Is ance of the position In ordinary games Buildings Now Going Up two veterans of the game. Patrick if'Slti T'h.ow52?."tSJ?: in the Seine a bad waiter, Groh a very fair one. I third base Is liable to be very vital near Rouen, France, for the belt, the Weaver is more liabl to a a who niloted the championship world, I MOO wine at hH spot during a contest between these Buildings of concrete, Red? to victorV. is tne NaSinal .th?JBat sport UgbX ?re9e.n.t' of the and balls, more likely to swing at the lwo ctuos. trussed steel winknr construction, railroad sicKsas sow in. Hurr while John ' .c a side. The men fouerht 16s rounds. wrong time through over to thousands of doHars trorth of sappHes and parts com, r.nrt!S.niati. elevation of .usuiamanly iw I when darkness put an end to the anxiety The White Sox have a wide lead in in daily. outfielder, member the art. I hit. dope on po- "Shano" Collins, of contest, which was called a al- - comparison of the infield We mean btisintes Dd we mean to be quick about R is proposition tfcat the 2ite Sox for the past 10 years, draw, Faster on Bases. sitions. Next we will tackle out- tkk a Mr takes very tnougn iiiiraln had the shade . When in the qofck action as we aim to have returns going back to ytm very represents the Junior organisation. Johnny Kilbane. featherweight Kilrain to America With sned almost nitnl fimh fielders and see how they figure. shortly after vow inwssiraeat is Urban "Red" Faber. who was a star returned Sullivan the better man on the bases, although (Copyright. 1919. Syndicate, made. champion of the world, will retire consented to meet him, and Jake lost It the Bell for tne White Sox. in the world's se- from the ring very soon, an- must be admitted that Weaver is Inc.) We feeliore LITTLE MOTOR - he in 775 rounds. that KAR SECURITIES twfay at SS Ms- share is a od Invest-men- t, ries against the New York Giants in nounced recently. No date has been and we K ... believe that they will coatisme to inereate value is the Iowa representative in St Vltkan. 1. - l THE CLASS IN SPORTOCItAPnY ia aaay tiracs. Oar adviee is ter the premier evept. t Mnl. an you can at this price, for you will pay council oi ijeveiana, one oz tne main England claims to be birth- aore a HttJo later oa. v Som Southern, states. j planks the ' in his platform being boxing place of boxing, but was a. re- Thre southern state will h reo- - reform for the city. He Is strong that I resented In the series Georgia, Ken- a birth for the original promoter of Who's Who In World Series tucky advocate of heavier gloves and short- fistic science was Theseus, king of and South Carolina. The first er fights. Athens, who reigned 2000 years ago. named state contributes one member When he settles on a re- each to the Reds and the White Sox. date of HARR Y GROH, Third Base B. Wingo, tirement Kilbane will name several What are the weight limits for the Ivy first string catcher for leading featherweights and bantam- raried classes boxers? the Rede, makes his home in Geor- weights. Including of EAIUVEST gia, while Claude Williams, leading Bennie Valgar, Tour wait limit is 24 hours. Br LAXIGAJT Application Frankie Burns. Joey Fox and Joe KNIGHT QROH Pitts-bur-s. For Sales southpaw of the American league, rep- Lynch, as TJBXRT (or Orsaux) Crsni William James, of resents that state on Comlskey's club. contenders for the title, he 1 Alike rnanv another Tied, was sent he said. It Is his plan for these Scored "General" Joe Jackson, hard hitting fighters to compete in a Cicotte to Cincinnati by John J. McGraw. in Mnth. Agencies outfielder of the White Sox. tournament. Starts In inning of game halls Lynch, as contenders for the title, When be went to Hedland Groh was the thirteenth the from South Carolina, although more on the winner. with the Snperbas on May 15. Groh We ere now ready to entertain applications recently he is laying claim to Georgia. Kilbane's Against ready to "win his spars and be cer-- scored two runs and in the ninth for the Hervey UcClellan, the util- inactivity has no doubt Browns handling fast little been caused by the death of bis lit- ' talnly has done so, being unanimonsly round of the contest with the Phillies of our factory procucL ity inflelder. is from Kentucky, the Chicaro. HL Sent. . tne i . . , , on August 2t he also toured cir- tle daughter, and also the demands witn . the "TEXMQBILE" Write wire home of thoroughbreds. of politicians in Cleveland. Johnny opening date for the worlds' series yi winimw now loo Best tairu oase cuit twice and besides got a single and or us, as producion in quantities wffl start Vermont has sent 'Ral L. Fisher, set and all seats three games j man in National league, one double off Henry Lee Meadows. pitcher, to Reds, has been boxing since 107. and It for at the and very shortly. the and Missouri Is Is now seven years since he won the ? U mot dangerous players. This is Groh's record on the offense represented on the same club by Kick title from Abe AttelL ?h'r.m'lCafitaf..p.fc. against each club this year: Sport Car Allen, catcher, and one time a mem- io uue me single game needed from t Is Good in Plncbes. Runs batted In. passes, strikeouts: ber of. the White Sox. Pt-- Loaie to validate the arrange-ment- a Groh is one of the athletes who Against RBI BB HPB SO Sew York state is the home of Sandy and Mae had played togeth- Cicotte, Boston 14 11 Edale. White Sox rises to occasion and has been in- three of the participants In the er for years, but they had never en- pitching ace. had bees specially the Brooklyn 10 7 Company expects to pay quick returns to early -- big conflict, but It Is very unlikely tered a golf tournament. In their groomed to hurl a victory today prominent In all the tight battles Chicago I S I R. IL Wilkinson, first and tfew York 6 vestors from the qiiick production and sales of its r that pitcher of meeting they reached semi- clinch played by Morans. 6 the thus the gennant. Of their the Credited with LITTLE MOTOIt ICAR the White Sox, will get a chance finals and were drawn to play five remaining games, Chicago needs five round trip swats this year, three Philadelphia . . .11 8 products. COMPAXT, to take an active part In the se- against each other. They played a not a single victory. Pittsburg i 12 1323 Comnr.erce St, Dallas. Texas. ries, as he is Just a youth, and has good match play game, and at the Local fandom hoped of these blows have wrecked games, St. Louis 6 7 been for" a Detroit Please with the club but a short seventeenth hole were all square. victory over Cleveland should St. the pitchers who suffered being Mike find eacsosea check, draft or money time- - James J. Ring, Both were very nervous on Totals SO 67 4 $10 to $1,000 Solicited another the home Louis trounce the league leaders. Cantwel! of the Phils, on August 5S: Long iS "lougnt or getting into w tth four games more to Dlav a hits, steals, sacrifices: order for i for which please send me .k n i Artie Kehf of the Giants on August against Z15H 3BH SB The Few Dollars You Invest N'ow May Mate You 13. and the same man. when he was Rn,t.n HR SII SF a Brave, on Julv 11. 'Brooklyn. Many Thousands Quickly. shares Little Motor Kar Securi- The only honest rl8,,c?d. ba!i' 'Both Cleveland and .' SI per short cut to into the long grass to the right. Chlearo have Groh also hit for the circuit on 'Chicago . ties at share, fully paid and As tney left the teo on dlvpr- - June 14 against Scott of Boston, and New York General Office, 1323 Commerce and tt Is understood I am to in wealth is OIL. Write for the liter- their on St, share the srent routes wnen tncy could no lous- July II against Smith, of Phila-- 1 Philadelphia, profits of all the company's many branch fac- ature of an honest company. ier observe one another. Mac broke DUNDEE IS VICTOIU delphla. Pittsburg. . Dallas, Texas. tories. the painful silence by remarking: Boston. Sept. Henry Knigbt has knocked in I SL Louis. . -- U. Johnny Dundee, 60 FACTORIES NOW BUILDING GRAND DETROIT OH. CORPORATION : "Rememter, Sandy. God's watching of New York, was run for the Iteda thlar rnr AT Signed awarded a referee's three of them being itcored in 17 Lns f races. V M. ucision over Charlie Parker, of Bos- - the Totals 5 21 PRAIRIE, TEXAS. TOD iy IV PrGILISTIC .VXNAI.S ton nerenth Inning of the came of i.rohs record n double 'Address plainly, pleased round bout TUisda. night Jnne 1. through n procured I' 2 ;ins .Tckc K'imo sa 'ej for Ens- - r i.glr.w e.ghts tar:-'i 'C. l.elpeii off the National league's BUI -- finit'ied. i, total, Ji.