IB THE FARMER: OCTOBER 1, .1917 J 7" KEEPING . IPACE WW II 11 PORTING EVENTS! jSEigjatKinaiHiinirsns!! EDITED BY WAGNER SiiifiDiaraiigraipnnnaiiniiaiinfiB GIANTS BEATEN IN COMING SERIES WILL SURELY UP AND DOWN FACTS ABOUT GIANTS AND WHITE SOX LOCAL ELKS GET PLAYERS BASEBALL TWO GAMES BY SPORT STREET IN ANNUAL CLASSIC TIE WITN BRONX BE BIGGEST FINANCIAL PLUM MAITY'S PLAYERS CICOTTE TO PITCH THREE. NEW YORK " IN BENEFIT GAME The Chicago White Sox expect Eddie Name .AGE RESIDENCE the veteran to win of New York arid Parks Makes It Certain Cicotte, hurler, G. Ij. McCarty 28 Catawissa, Pa. 1 Capacity Chicago at least three the W. A. Cincinnati, Oct The Giants lost Be games against Rariden 29 Bedford, Ind. The local Elks' baseball pjayers both .garnet of yesterday's double Records Will Broken. Giants. They figure he will pitch the Geo. W. Gibson . 37 London; Ont. ' clashed with the Bronx Elks at New-fiel- d header .to- - the Reds, dropping the first contest and the day of idleness John Onsiow ." 29 Mt. Pleasant, O. park yesterday for the benefit first gime by 9 to 6, and being blank- while the clubs are back to Chas. Tesreau 28 New York, N. Y. of the Soldiers' Tobacco fund. The New York, Oct 1 The the of which they are mem- traveling, W. IX ed by Walter Kuether In the second, biggest leagues ' New York will give him a chance to Perrltt 26 Shreveport, La. game was called in the fifth inning 4 to Qj'' In the game, financial bonus of the baseball year bers. In York. Fred Anderson '. 30 N. C when the rain to fall. At openirig Matty's these sums are not to be con- twirl the opener New Then Statesville, began that Omen jcame from behind In the eighth is to be distributed soon in the form That he can probably come back in the Albert Demaree 32 Chicago, III. time the score was 2 to 2. The Bridge- inning1, sidered lightly, even in the present J. C. Benton 27 and slugged Slim Sallee for six of a division of the gate receipts of fifth or sixth game, if there is one. Clinton, N. C. port Antlers had collected a strong runs. ''The Giants faced the offerings days of extraordinary financial opera- Cicotte is a bear for work and Man- F. M. Schupp 25 Louisville, team for the occasion. the World's Series games of 1917. tions, be realized when it is Ky. Ray Keating, of Rube Bressler, Pete Schneider, and may ' ' ager Rowland says his star never has H. F. Sallee ...... i 32 Higginsport. O. a member of the local lodge who has - stated the of the 13 Fred JToney in Mils game,- hitting When the New York National and that receipts any bad days. Walter Holke 25 St-- Louis, Mo. Just finished a good season with To- hard. Chicago American league players re- series played since 1903 have aggre- C. L. Herzog 32 ledo of Lr ikjer and Schneider of amount The winning' of the pennant has ....' Ridgeley, Md. the American assciation, pitch- Anderson started the first ceive their share of the money, paid gated $2,874,224, this huge been a who Arthur Fletcher : 32 111. ed and Jack an .Eastern "Tf the have received $1,180,823, vindication for Rowland, Collinsville, Egan, league game In the box for the Giants and in the form of admission charges by players was considered a joke by many Chi- Henry Zlrnmerman si New York, N, Y. backstop, was behind the bat. "Em" one-ru- who club owners and the v had a n lead to work on as his the thousands of spectators will the $1,411,156, cago fans and writers. Rowland is Geo. J. Burns 27 New York, N. ,Y. Donnelly made several good catches will be able National Commission $282,242. The - teammates nicked Bressler for a tally attend the contests, they well liked, by his players and' has Benny Kauff ., 28 Middleport, O. for Bridgeport. 'round. Smith doubled to deposit to the credit of their bank rules governing the series specify that Davis Robertson 27 Paul 'In the opening each club name in advance ot brought this good feeling about' by Norfolk, Va, Krichell, manager of the to left,-an- went to third on Murray's accounts sums larger than the yearly shall of the men. He John B. Lobert .' 35 Pa. Eastern was" of of who will the the men who are eligible to diplomatic handling Philadelphia, Bridgeport league club, out. Smith, and Thorpe tried a dou- income many the fans pay is a boy for the J. W..Wllbjoit 26 Santa Cal backstop for the Bronx boys and Gin-gra- s, i These play--: great patting players Barbara, v ble steal, and the play was made for witness the play. participate in the games. on the back and them to- work J. L. Smith 22 Pittsburgh, Pa, another Bridgeport did second The will not be the only ers each receive one share of the win- getting Jas. C. player, Thorpe. The Indian reached players cer- in harmony. This method in com- Thorpe 31 Oklahoma City, Okla. the twirling. Both twirlers did well. safely, and Smith scored. The Reds ones to profit, however, for the club ning or losing percentage with bination with the tactics A. W. Balrd 22 La. The locals made a run in the fourth for aggressive Shreveport, '' came right back and knotted the owners and the National Commission tain arrangements groundkeepers, instilled Kid Gleason, the veteran" J. J. Murray . 32 N. Y. when Keating singled and trip- also come in for a of the mascots and others connected with by Ehnira, Egan count in their half of the first, inning percentage coach, has given the, White Sox th . CHICAGO led. Donnelly got around to third in . which are to ex- the teams in a minor capacity. on a base on balls to Groh and error receipts, expected proper mixture to down the enemy. ' NAME ' . the fifth after he singled, stole second Hoik and infield hits ceed a quarter of a million dollars Some idea of the sums that fall to AGE RESIDENCE and took on error. a by by ,. 381 ' third an Then ' . of the share of 'who engage in Clarence Rowland .. and Mitchell. ( , this season. Under the rules the players Connie Lewis will Chicago, HI. delayed steal was worked Don- take his troupe of Win. Gleason . and The Reds' took the lead In the sec- latter body, which have governed the the World's Series mayj be gained trained bowlers to New .Haven tomor- 52 Phi la. Pa. nelly scored while Butler was, ' 1905 division a of the records of pre- Edw. V. Cicotte 83 being ond Inning. Griffith beat a slow World's Series since the from glance row to the Algonquin Alley Detroit, Mich. retired between first' and second, amourit night play Urban - 29 - which - Rariden fielded, raced is made in the following manner: The ceding struggles. The largest team. This is as Faber ........ Cascade,"Ia, There was about 2,000 and roller, 10 to of the Boston a league game and Albert EL Rnssell 28 present ail the way to third when the catcher National Commission receives per went the members, no Park City team has in ......... Indianapolis, Ind. a large sum was realized for the fund.. who and won the appeared Dave Danforth. 27 . the ; ball first base, cent, of the receipts of each and every Americans played New .... Granger, Tex. The score: I ; : peged wildly' past Haven in the past five years the 1 game series from the New York Olaude Williams' ... 24 ' "' and scored , on an infield blow by game played' by the contending clubs; eight fans in that are to Springfield, Mo. BRONX the 90- - cent.' of the first Nationals in 1912. That year each city preparing Joseph Benz. ; . i . ........ 31 HI. remaining per pledge the Jewels on their ' '. Chicago, ' ' of the Red Sox re- family Melvil . i ab. r. lb. po. a. e. is divided a basis regular member Wolfgang 27 Albany, N. Y. - The Giant youngsters forged ahead four games upon team. Tony the Bootblack will lay 3b 3 1 0 1 two-thir- of ceived $4,024. The next James Scott 32 . Kasner, ; 0 fifth. Anderson walked and of to the players the highest . Lander, Wyo. - - in the a sentimental wager on Bridgeport. cf . 2 0 1 0 doubled to "An- - clubs and one-thir- d to the amount was $3,910, also captured by Ray S. Schalk..... .. 25 Litchfield, III. Seymour, Toung right, putting contesting of season m.v Krichell, c,- 8 0 0 5 on boosted a sac club owners. With the of th the Boston Americans last Byrd Ijynn 26 UnionvUle, daraon third. Smith playing The of lost i !v 8 0 0 1 cease to as a result of their defeat of the University Pittsburgh Jenkins 26 ' Hartman, ,2b ,,,2.01 3 0 rifice fly to. Neale, scoring .Anderson fourth game the players share most of its football stars this and Joseph Hanford, Col. 3 ' 0 - year . Quinn, lb, 1 0 ' . two clubs in- Brooklyn Nationals. The - smallest Arnold Gandil 28 0.6 and putting Young on third, and in the receipts and the had hard work winning the opening Muscative, la; McLoughlin, ss 2 0 1 scored when' also hit volved divide the receipts equally, sum received since 1903 by the indi- Robt. Hasbrook 24 New Orleans, La. ' Toung Murray of a team game of the season last Saturday by Theodore . 22 Gregory, If, v rl 0 0 01210 '0 .