Show If i HONOR FOR AMERICANS 1 Records Show Them Superior to Nationals I POSTSERIES GAMES SHOW IT I 1 Of All Gamos Played They Lead 1 by 184 Per Cent I I u Revelation Is Astonishing and Places the Younger league on a Higher High-er Basis of Influence I I J i t Out of fortynine postseries clashes I between the teams of the American and i National leagues the American representatives 1 repre-sentatives won 20 J victories to HO for tho Nationals the winning averages being I Ji92 and 10S per cent thus placing I Johnsons organization ahead in the interchange I I in-terchange 184 per cent Fans are astonished at the revelations revela-tions The llrst team in the American league l showed superiority over the first team in the National league The Cleveland Blues third won twice as many games as the Reds fourth The White Sox the seventh team In the American league tied with the Chicago Cubs third team in the National league in a series of fourteen games for the championship of Chicago while on the other hand the second team in the American league was barely able to nose out the seventh learn in the National Na-tional league for the championship of 1 Philadelphia The sixth team in the American league simply crushed the eighth team in the National league for the championship of St Louis Cine Cin-e I cinnati easily defeated the St Louis Browns in two games and the St Louis cardinals were just as easy for the Cleveland Blue The dope received re-ceived a fierce jolt in Bostons defeat of the Plttsburg Nationals and the knockout of Cincinnati by Cleveland Baseball Gossip Jimsle TVJffgs will remain in Salt Lake all winter and will shortly enter the service of a local bankinghouse in the capacity of bookkeeper and clericS S a a Bad Bill Dahlin will play for Han Ion next season at an increased salary I 0 C James Hackett more popularly known as Sunny Jim the giant pitcher of the St Louis Nationals has recently lost the eight of his left eye from Ivy poisoning contracting while on a hunting expedition His doctor fears that his other eye Is affected and that it may be permanently impaired This I misfortune has blighted the career of one of the foremost pitcher and generally occasions sincere regret r r President Lucass return from the South where he attended the baseball convention Is being looked forward to with considerable eagerness on the i part of the many In Salt Lake who desire de-sire to get a line on his intentions for next year I In the final championship game DI I neen pitched under trying conditions The skin was worn off the third finger of his pitching hand end he had to I pitch with the fiesh bare frqm the third inning to the end of the game o t President Herrmann says that there Is no fear that many players will jump to the Pacific National league this winter win-ter for the reason that I there is not I room there for much highpriced talent 4 4 V Slats Davis is I working in Park City He expects to remain in these dlggins all winter Slats had a pipe dream the other night and hazarded hazard-ed an opinion that Salt Lake would not be Included In the Pacific National league next year but that the league franchises would consist of towns along the coast The versatile Mormon cap tain is off In this statement But it was just a pipe a Between the acts Rube Waddell the star twirler actor and everything else plays a little football back in Michigan I The National league laid by 35000 last season r a The report of dissatisfaction in the New York and St Louis clubs In the National league will probably be followed fol-lowed by similar reports anent other clubs in both major leagues The star players are finding It had to adjust r themselves to the new conditions But that will not avail them as necessity knows no law It Is now the players turn to pay the fiddler Sporllng Lifer Life-r r o Charles Philippe the PIttsburg pitcher pitch-er is to bo tendered a banquet by the citizens of Splnk county North Dakota Dako-ta when he returns for the winter Nothing like being famous if one wants to cat J it a Joe Tinker the speedy shortstop of g the Chicago Nationals was married to Miss Ruby Renown daughter of a I wealthy tea Importer They will spend 1 I their honeymoon in California The I marriage is thc culmination oC a pretty If little romance Miss Menown first saw Tinker In a uniform In Kanuay City They met and immediately fell In lovo with each other Miss Renown la wealthy in her own name |