Show ft f 8 HERALD-REPUBLICAN' THE SPORTS ONLY Teetzel Wilf 'Last Men Year's of CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY BRAVES 1914 SPORTS V - KIki Seaton TO j SOPHS Bests WIN Receives IRST GRIDIRON ' CONTEST COLLINS Broken lag Rush Bone Cull op inast Pitching Duel GAME AND CONTINUE ISTANDINGOTHECLUBS! Back SEPTEMBER B CAPTURE ANOTHER 23 - -JW HURLS in East at Side RED High 4- SDX TO RONT of George Patrick a tho'member IN the senior class of East Side High school but received a Strength broken collar bone while in a engaged flfg rush on the 4 ail to yesterday Stop End 44fifty of 4At Baltimore Baltimore Chi campus betweenfifty members of — 4 the senior and 4cago 4members Runs the junior classes' 4Have Hard Time 4At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh St Pitcher Hit Hard in th — 44Louis 10 4Wearing their war paint and 44At Brooklyn— Brooklyn Kan- 4feathers the boys of the senior Tyler’s City 4class lined up against the same Buffalo-— Buffalo Indian- 4of juniors to fight for az4 At first of the interclass number Stuff The se 4game 4small 4 apolis bearing the two 4 the ries canvasflag and at the West Side High resulted 4class numerals which was held by two yesterdayin a victory for thasopho- 4- the representativesof 4classes by the xscore of 18 to Sept 22 Seatori Brooklyn mores The 4" With the soundingof the bugle 4— contest Cullop in a'twirlers’ the rush was made for the flag was one of the best that has and Brooklyn Nothing could be seen of the 4 won from Kansas been played by class teams on the City The only run of the warriors excepting and then to now York game west side At Chl-5 head in the second inning a would show1 soon' 4At Chicago— irst Chi— New York was- scored on campus and the freshmen cago again in the clouds of 4 4a ball and appear cago Washingtongame:Second passed surprised their opponents At Boston— Boston Pittsburgh Evans’ double 4single The Chicago Washington locals fielded The game: the fifteen minutes of At Cleveland—Cleveland game was not decided until the 4- fighting Duringthe 4 cleanly behind their star boxman who AtLouis Philadelphia— Philadelphia voices of the fair sex 13 St in the last was seldom in danger of being scored whistle blew for time the classes oould be 4At Detroit irst Detroit heard4 4—Second game: Detroit At Brooklyn Brooklyn on and pitched himself out of the few quarter scored their above the tumultgiving (Ten —innings) game: tight places he worked into Score songs and yells cheering the boys 4 4 Boston only touchdown in the last few minutes At St Louis St Louis-New 44- 4 York H E on to victory — of play They back strong 4Out of the 100 in the rain came game postponed Kansas City ''O' engaged fight eleven in the last quarter and members of the ju- 4 Brooklyn tlie Boston Sept 22 — Today’s game when game 4nlor class and thirteen-members Cullop and Easterly in an easy victory for Boston Batteries-— Sear ended the ball was in their possession of the senior class still held onto 4 ton and Land on the sophs’ 15ryard line The stars 4- the little flag over Pittsburgh to As New York for the first Detroit Sept 22 — Ray Collins lost to The the two Chicago the local team year men were Woods of lower now classes members the has a five-game lead in the Hock Odell and Nagley Clawson and will meet tonight on the 4unusual feat of pitching pennant Price also played 4for a football race wellcampustlie game which Boston to victory over Detroit twic 4visitors secured their The end made by the marks beginning oftheclass4-4 The only runs runs this afternoon The scores were sophomore series at this school 4to backfield through a- base on balls a double a proved to be the undoingof and’5 to the infants Detroit hit the wild The throw by Smith and Konetchy’s halfbacks would make gains around the ends at’ wilL twlrler hard in the first Baltimore Sept 22 — Chicago-had the single Schmidt’s triple in' Boston’s better game but The entire backfield of the sophs half of the breaksand won from of the opening inning tied the only four'hits in the second constarred Snellgrove’s today to Two hits a base on was excellent work at quarter score Connolly’s in the balls and wild pitch gavo the visitors Reid test Andrews Evans which was called on account of fourth sent three ’home Pitts-was their two a runs men Baltimore’stally was andThe Lloyd played well on the line darknessat the end of the eighth inunable to do burgh delivery much with scored ona double and a single Score: touchdowns for the sophs were ning Scores: Tyler’s after on the 11 H E made by TheSquires Warden and Snell-grove-' opening irst game-— infants inning Score: only unicago made their 10 1 Baltimore v 1 touchdown in the last quarter on a long Boston Batteries— Brennan and forward pass from Wood to Hock Detroit 12 Hendrix Wilson Smith and Jacklitsch The afternoonshould be Batteries— Collins and Carrigan CoAB II A E game this hard-fought affair a two and Baker 4 teams veleskle Reynolds Carey' If cf ALL' are about evenly Sept 22 2"’ 0' matched in The Columbus R II E Collins cf 1 Second game — have two "H” — Atthisthe Columbus Boston men Donkin Scheeren Qf 1 Grand Circuit races 8 0 and Brough Stiefel and afternoon Johnson are a time Costello 3 also expected 4 to star average better than any ever Detroit Vlox 2b 4 1 0 (Calle’d in eighth The seniors’ only "I’ is known was made by four sets of trotters darkness) 4 1 man Konetchy lb Buffalo lie the final 'game in Ogden and 4 1 4 3 Sept 22 took and Thirteen heats were Batteries— Collins Carrigan ss Buffalo pacers — last by the from year booting oval Oldham Reynolds Boehlerand McKee McCarthy 3b 3 1 1 score’ of to Anderson to game by an averageof 2:05 The the visitors only three hits placement and is expected- to repeat raced 3 4 allowed Baker Coleman Billiard who this performance today” The seniors principal contributor to this exhibition 1 0 0 started the game for McQuillan p have an excellent backfield in 0 1 was-1 relieved in the second Romney of Kantlehner p extreme speed were Champions by Kerr and 1 0 who was better seven Jordan Mulvey' Mulvey McAuley Mullen much Bedford and innings the trip to Junction two netting Buffalo only one more made Grand the second team inet Bradford lowered 6 24 12 hit Score: R H E years ago when her own Totals defeat by the close score of world’s record of 4 to The 2:031 for McAuley batted for McQuillan in ButtaioX 3 fifth Indianapolis teams will' line up as follows today: pacers io 2:01£ and look away from Sept 22 Batteries— Anderson and Lavigne won both SENIORS Billiard Mullen William the lecord of 2:05$ and 2:05 Chicago — Chicago and Rariden Gilligan'le Godbe (capt) for double-header from Washington games of AB ’PO A E Johnson ltpacing Taylor today to and to Moran Hansen lg the McDonnel against Sqantum contenderup the series with the visitors winding for the Evers 2b 0 Eailey Smoot the filly timed separatelyseason’ The first game went to the If 1 1 Connolly AT ST Brough rg Snell in 2:04 and 2:02$ J 1 1 a' Gather If cf Nowell rt weakened Rvdalch heat of the made break in- the first localsin by the bunching hits Bentley 0 Whitted re Capital City stake trot and the second seventhinning of from 3 10 1 Schmidt lb by Omar in 2:05$ The and Chicago came Pittsburgh "Sept 22for — Batting three Stiefel Mulvey itGeers was takenthen 1 4 1 game Smith (capt) rh horse driving him out of the box Pittsburgh pitchers hits Donkin won two heats in 3 0 1 seventeen Ayers MaranviHe ss the same time and St Louis today defeated the locals 10 Yeates: Jordan the race with was wild and the locals continuedtheir 1 ended Whaling 1 fb to Malone Kerr a fourth heat in 2:04 making the total rally scoring six runs in the inning on Davenport was in good' Tyler p 4 0 R II E time 8:20$ and the previous four hits a base on nit hy breaking a St Louis 1017 four-heat record of and an error The second 8:20V made by pitched ball 29 8 12 27 13 Totals The final heat’s time Pittsburgh Dudie Archdale was called at the end of the sev took from Soprano the record of 2:05$ Batteries— Davenport and Chapman Score by Innings enthirston accountof darkness Scores: for fastest fourth heat R H Camnitz and CLIMB 4-4- BOTH CONTESTS 4-4" EDERAL Harness' in LAKE OOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING AND OWLINC BOXING OUT AT COACH SMILES Twelve Have BASEBALL VETS IVE LOGAN SALT 4-4- reshmeriShow LEAGUE 4-4 v 1 -f 4-4 2 NATIONAL Special to The Sept 22 — Aggie football -T’ the glum Not patiently Ing Returns the of of He it his which history- bit a is St Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati C AM squad ERI Philadelphia Boston Washington championship Detroit blue sweaters Chicago St Louis far the New York has ever had Cleveland 4-4- 475453399 ? 5 so far as football is concerned In previous years it has been necessary for tiie coach’ to whip green farmer Indlanapolls into youths shape— who had never Chicago before seen a football and were rather Baltimore slow at Buffalo learning anything all indications the Utah Brooklyn rom City Kansas have the strongest one of teams St (Louis in the Rocky The Mountain conference Pittsburgh only setback which almostspoils any for the chanco conference crown the schedule which Includes only of Utah teams— University Louisville and the ColoradoAggies Had the local Milwaukee team been able to draw other Colorado Indianapolis "institutions into the schedule the Columbus the title chancesare conference would Cleveland be Kansas City store this ’fall 4-t AMERICAN 4-4- to-dis- LEAGUE 4--4 ’ 9 1 Wes-terzill’s S 1 J 7 2 4 4-t 3 68 75 76 77 4-of 472 453 5 5 61 71 71 66 66 60 54 78 78 Cincinnati The-freshmen 1 the-class 4 r 3-Boston 4 0 5 4-4- -4 R 6 1 L 61 78 72 Phil-adelphia 4 C564561533518518 2 4 4-4- 0 resulted -4-4 ' 8 2 -4 performed -4 GET BREAK AND BEAT BALTIMORE CHIEDS 435 409 “g -4 ' - 5 0 3 left-handed ' : AMERICAN obtained ASSOCIATION W LL k Baltimore ' P - 2 585 566 66 69 90 84 82 79 81 72 55 C 77 ’ Many 1 two-bagger ‘ 516510 Records Meeting Track Columbus ’ - 81 500 v 4 4 ' 6 - - -miss a 84 528 Missions Then there is 79 99 444 Naylor Salt Lake High school Oakland 69 106 394 others H E At Portland of the season will The opening game 10 Missions with be 17 the Montana Aggies Portland October This will be one of the toughest Batteries C Williams Arellanes and — contests of the season Coach Reunion Rohrer Riegerand Yantz who was Coach Tcetzel’s rival at the state' Institution rancisco-San II E hasbeen shipping in At San rancisco 1 1 football talent to Boe-man considerable 0 Los Angeles Pernoll 4 1 will have a strong aggjsgaand ’Batteries and Sepulveda — lion Hughes Chech and Boles October 24 Gongazaga coffege of H E will be njet in the latAt Los Angeles new Candidate formerlyof the several R 1 0 3 8 0 - " ’ Go During r ’ in 89 447 ’Those who will report this week to StMinneapolis Paul 91 369 Coach Teetzel are Griffin Rigby Snow Williams Owens CaptainGodbe Green At Louisville—irst game: 'A H Dave Howard Brossard Hugh Peterson o 4 Jones Doutre and West Lindsey The Indianapolis Louisville 1 latter has been mission He away on a ago Second game — E played end several years for the Indianapolis 115 12 Aggies and says Captain Teetzel is Louisville 10 4 the best players the R13 one ot Aggies At Milwaukee-— H E Itavo turned out Minneapolis 8 These mentioned compose the Milwaukee "vet” list menThen there is the entire PACIIC COAST LEAGUE atring of second team men from lat C fall Not a one will out it is W 72L P '558 Portland 91 said Titus4 who played considerable rancisco 94 77 550 football on the freshman team at the San Los Angeles 95 84 531 of Utah is likely looking Venice 94 University and 0 -4 Aggieswill ' 4-4 s 1 0 C 650612531 5467 W 79 ’ twoconference P 49 LEAGUE -men’ i NATIONAL LEAGUE New 410 EDERAL 6 game today L - Tight Second 4-4 4 out-pitehed 91 85 76 75 67 63 63 'greatest 4-4- 0 1 521 482 i 83 W in Boston -4 tsas LEAGUE CAN ‘ 3 - 1 593555525 66 67 72 73 67 66 62 55 - P 55 61 walt-untll entire looks to be the best the local institution’ Twelve of last year’s don the aggregatlon'wlll It is by again this fall outlook Coach Teetzel York Louis ' j Connecting-With j L 80 76 73 New however of in a disappointed look structor W Boston out for practice yesterday Initial call of the season Coach Teetzel did not wear the C ive Pirates LEAGUE Herald-Repobncan Logan men were 2 6 1 8 - -J ’ : PITTSBURGH R t 0 PO 0 0 0 ' ? H 3 ' 0 0 0 1 1 -The 0 0 ‘ 0 1 0 0 0 1 '' 9 1 0 1 TAKE BUEDS 1 ' juniors’ - - 5 OUTOHOOEDS 0 Ry-dalch 0 Wagner 0 1 today’s 4 0 1 0 -won 1 a 1-5 c 0 0 0 " 0 0 1-0 0 Indianapolis 0 0 ’ 0 e '5 4 1 7 6 3-year-old 2 JUNIORS’ 'BOSTON a a'two-heat H 14 1 1 0 s l- 4- I ? 0- 0 0 0 12 0 b 3-year-old performance 1 ' 3 WHITE SOX CAPTURE ROM CLIMBERS TWO -Atawah - '1 - ' Anna Anna 0 -0 0 0 0 REBEL PITCHERS POOR TIME 9 HAVE 0 1 7 4 -was ” Etawah Browne 0 3 1 c LOUIS q behind 1 Romney 1 v -lh 1 c 6 0 0 0 formScore: 4 1 J ‘ 4 0 8 2 -1 GOLER PRINCETON -balls game E16 R2 2 0—220140010 Walker Adams Berry game — Wash Margaret Druin a pronouncedfavorite Washington Venice ter town providing JScky Mountain Oakland Boston 10 3 3 — tlie card’s richest event the Chicago 9 PREVENTS GAMES the hits Vi ox WAR OUIMET $10000wonHoster conference'gives its consent to Summary Two trotting stake tsaiteries — Decannier and Elliott Kil— Columbus Batteries— R Williams Engel Shaw Tnree-base 30 the Montana university and Mitze Wagner Connolly Smith in straight heats In the middle heat and Ainsmith Benz and Schalk gameWill October Hlay nit Off WITH VANCOUVER TEAMS clash with the local Hits McQuillan she equaled her record 2:05 R II — bcnmiot — takenat Second game — warriors In Innings off Kantlehner in early this 10 3 In On Grand season Washington Logan November Wyoming WESTERN LEAGUE Mar-’ innings Sacrifice hits —Stolen Evers base 7 2 tne pace first vuivueo will bo mot in anville'’ 22 carna wonLittle Wyoming and Colorado P"C630581 Schmidt Stanford the University Cal Sept and Henry going to Alfred in Batteries— Bentley AyersJasper W Aggies will bo played here November Sioux City 97 57 Whitted Double plays — McQuillan to— will Becauseofbecable war Vancouver athletes— Grant Peacock Springs the Big heat Scott and heavy betting was a strong Lathrop Russell second 14 will be other until 93 67 Wagner to to not to meet this There no Denver Konetchy ’VKonetchy Stanford choice Cleo B was the favorite but Schalk Mayer games St 85 69 to to season as on the football field the Thanksgiving day battle with Utah Joseph uoieman MaranviHe Evers planned acted badlyj barely being escaping Des Moines 80 77 510 or in crew races Surprise at Greenwich Schmidt Left on bases — Pittsburgh in the third heat in Salt Lake Lincoln Off McQuilrank Angell of the MACKMEN GET NINETEEN 77 85 475 Boston off Bases on balls— Dr Stanford The new athletic field here is completed Omaha Ian faculty received a letter today from 74 83 471 Kantlehner by off Tyler Tournament PARK CITY TO HAVE 3 and isJ one of the best in the Hit by pitcher of HITS BEAT NAPS14T0 64 93 408 Moran McQuillan Reggie Woodward club Vancouver saying Topeka — McQuillanby Kantlehner that the there had been gridiron is in perfect Wichita 59 98 376 Struckout — By rowing' conferenceandThethesodfence Time 135 and bleachers by Tyler Umpires transformedinto barracks AST HIGH SCHOOLTEAM shape — Sept "So many of the rugby players have Cleveland Bunching seventeen At Topeka— irst game: R H7 completed The football practices are Lincoln — Klem and Emslie Conn Sept 22 of their nineteen hits in three 2 gone to the letter 'says "that no Greenwich Today war" THIS YEAR held back of the college and not on — easily defeated 2 this year The Philadelphia game can andbe football arranged was the grass plot of the athletic field so Topeka CUBS BLANK GIANTS one: of surprises in the invitation Cleveland 14 to today R players are being used Second game — II oarsmen Cleveland that the gridiron will bo in perfect drilled on the athletic grounds golf tournamentof the GreenwichCountry three recruits in the box Carter 8 5 who Lincoln Theof Park City High school is boasting 'AGAIN BY 5 TOO SCORE is hardly started the game got along well until 13 "Vancouver recognizable club In the morning round rancis shape for games this fall Tooekn a strong football team this year Guns bugle calls and military his support went to pieces Score: in seventh by men and (Called agreement) now bands fill the streets from the reports of C R Ouimet of Auburndale Mass ama-teur Grimmett R IT Oceanic Spalding's GIBBONS AND CLABBY the representative Miners S 6 New York Sept 22 — Chicagomade it commerce is practically closed the golf champion of the UnitedStates Aj Dea Moines— R 10 H have one of the best high school elevons Cleveland 14 19 two out of three from havingbeen taken by the government and PhiladelphiaCarter Dillinger Omaha 11 1 New York today steamersfor defeated by a Prince-ton in tho state If rance was the high school REPORTED MATCH ON by taking the last Batteries— 5 10 5 season transports” athletes can Bowman Des Moines game ofof the student Pitts get the the and in The Grant Peacock of supportof City New York by a score to Egan Bush and Schang Park City people this year Park visitors hammered Mathewson unmercifully burgh THANKSGIVING DAY At Wichita 0 BARS EMERY AND has a strong of fame in chance gaining 0 4 0 the first inning and scored all Peacock was beaten in the afternoon in the high school ELECT ADAMSON TO Wichita and ther runs on three singles a double a many SAND PAPER BALL round by state W Parker Seeley the outside teams will go games there for and City triple a wild pitch and wild throw games O 'Chicago Sept 22today Gibbons At Sioux City — St Joseph-Sioux Neel a PRESIDENCY STATE — Mikesigned champion while John G O L direct former Oklahoma star for of by Meyers Jimmy Clabby Cheney on the other hand is in account nonarrival Anderson of Boston who was the of the coaching and bout at San rancisco on Stgame postponed chargeby twenty-round team was invincible and shut out the champions Sept 22 Use of the Joseph Chicago In the national last is being assisted and SOCCER ASSOCIATION of with three hits Score:1 championship Max Meharg tho afternoon Thanksgivingday — "emery ball’’ or the’ "sand paper ball’’ year Principal Nebecker Other out by R men the wasput Max Marston city have- taken an interestin the American league is RACES prohibited Baltusrol the Sept 22 The only INTERNATIONAL N in the of CHICAGO in ruling by President B B Johnson second round the Utah Soccer — to stage a team which is already in good condition At a meeting of the two promoters holdingpermits match play A G AB R II O A E and running off the plays in fair union last night in ARE CALLED O Spalding k’a twenty-round boxing bout heretoday on Leach cf 13 Managers of clubs will were notified that Reginald M Lewis who tied with style U secEighteen men are on the first store C Adamson was elected assoThanksgiving day knew from nothing the first offenders De Good rf 'Suspended Marston yesterdayand was beaten in have-also made the coming year squad and that retarv for This concerning Chicago lb l' for thirty days and fined §100 In the playoff for the medal won both of positions on the many second is the direction of the that Jimmy Clabby and Mike York Sept The Aero Club Saier team elation under Gibbons New 22— 2b '4s ’0 the in the 'ball which Zimmerman which is ljis gives the first string men: plenty States association and plans had been to fight game today-? Hamilton K Kerr of United matched twenty of If matches America in an announcement made Schblte used will be cast out of the records afternoonwere discussed last night by the large of that of the home club also was a double winner scrimmage every rounds on the afternoon 1 Bues 3b it is won by the team of fans to form a Utah providing number Clabby has not signed he is public today gives out a notice that Marston Lewis and Kerr Corriden ss the rule so to represent this state in tlie at informallyofunder to meet celved from the Aero Club rance KILBANE HURTS THUMB games agreement twentyArcher who had the best scores in the qualifying the Panama-Pacific exposition in the approaching 000 1915 the winner that the contest of 1914 for the Couple 10 384 OOTBALL MEN roundtogether with Seeley make up has been raised to a high de Soccer roundabout Pabetween George Chip of indefinitely Internationale Aviation had been Cheney ATTELL BOUT IS O the quartet of survivors who will meet in state The local players and Billy Murray of NewcastleCal postponedcontest 36' 10 27 10 Totals have put fast games and the i? to be held international to IN in the semifinal Petaluma 30 which on The was OUT ‘BIG NINE’ round tomorrow inornsport is especially at Neither this NEW YORK September Clabby nor his have been held in rance month 4 Sept 22 in the AB Los Angeles some of and bandoiiDicnt ol the race follows a R II O A E — A twentyround and manager could be found this afternoonAsimilar fight for the smelter featherweight towns decision on the contest cf Sept 22 Snodgrass Chicago hundred COUNTRY Johnny 1 — Three CLUB COURT championship between the holder for balloons for the Coupe Internationale — and eighty-four football players As this was the” openings meeting of RAINSept AT ST LOUIS Doyle 2b and 'Abe Attell’set Kilbane the year nothing definite was Louis The St Louis-New’ des "which to have If to the first1 call of practice agreed St 22— Aeronautics was Burns 15' has been postponedbecause on but plans were made for the members held at City 12 Kssued coaches MATCHES EXCITING York scheduled here been Kansas letcher ss yesterday by of "Big accident game of the association to keep busy-ln called off on 'account of rain Nine’’ elevens Robertson rf accordingto statistics Kilbane while horseback riding the future and try to develop the sport T shortly after noon As Today’s store advertisements appeal Grant 3b today which began gathered herelarge injured his left Tho new in Utah It is likely that a league will All of tennis thumb was to have been an open date to your 11 the matches at the Could there be a Merkle lb squads reported to will be set when Attell arrives be in vall Unusually club formed for the this state the teams will nlav the game off then stronger of the western conferenceuniversities Country yesterday afternoondate anneal? Meyers from trophies given to to be fast and exciting and not New York' tomorrow It will and some handsometeams topped the list with proved McLean Perdue' the ”rJ4TTTPq th winners sixty-five with Iowa second with one of waq r£ cv Trr Mathewsonp The Bescher 00 sixty Minnesotahad fifty Ohio forty-five winner racqueterswill be given ?rest' today a but the tournament will Illinois forty O’Toole p Chicagothirty-five again continued tomorrow afternoon "1 Wisconsin thirty-four twenty-five Indiana thirty be MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiB The results of yesterday’s 31 27 10 and matches are Northwestern follows: as for Story won from Dinwoody by default Bescher Mathewson in delphia to all the runs of Nearly Gillett beat Story Griffin won seventh both teams were due to fielding and from Gillett Sears beat Dern Score by lnnlngs — 0' battery misplays Huggins and Magee after the 0—5 7 urs and Mr Neel beat each went to bat four times and scored breed Chicago Mrs and Mr reed 0—0 yet neither was Callahanand World’s air in ’93 New York Two-base two runs and charged Miss Mr -Yourself! hits — Sues ZimMcGrath Ruttanbeat Mrs SummaryCorriden with a time at bat drew three Huggins and ?Ir Gillett Torn Moore made his first Tnree-base hit—— Mrs bases on balls and was hit by the Donoher SMMQI merman Stolen base Boyer and Mr beat Miss McBurns Left on pitcher while received four Cayley Good Magee trip to the cigar stand —Chicago and KMEM bases York bases on balls Grath Ruttan New Double nlav —Merkle to letcher to Merkle In the fifth inning wild Manager Dooin — on balls Cheney In all the years since hi Struck out Bases of Philadelphiathrew to first base — — By by O’Toole by Series Mathewson and spectator in the quality has never changed’ grandstandWorld’s Hit by pitcher by Cheney Meyers a — shouted remark which causedA Dooin Wild pitch Hits to' Today he has the same Cheney order the rooters — inMathewson removed Starts Off Mathewson innings off October 8 escorted the rooter from the CBMS9 mellow blend the same — In Innings Time 135 O'Toole the umpire got between groundandafter 5 ®SOB— the spectator and filler the same silky Sum Umpires— Eason and Quigley Dooin prevented Says Johnson struck Score: n being blows K atra wrapper H E ("j”REDS LOSE EIGHTEENTH R St Louis his No wonder mild 44 STRAIGHT CONTEST Philadelphia and Wingo Chicago Sept 22 — Play in the 4 Batteries— Perdue Griner qualities have brought him world’s championship an and Dooin series probably Mayer Baumgartner HESS Burns time the will start on minute’s so October one 4MMsa many hearty friends 22 lost day after the American and mam Brooklyn Sept Cincinnati 4 — — its straight here today league seasons KBSMK eighteenthmade game are brought Ask for Tom Moore in “Blades ! ” to your Gillette and season’s record to close 'Kscnj Brooklyn a according to the “Monarch” size for Itself by capturinga B the JEZZS whole series Johnson American4 of five NORMAN league and member of the national dealer —and you’ve got a packet the Daubertgames won with a single baseball game commission in the tenth with the bases full President Johnson asserted to one out and one to win there was KB3 run needed day no truth in reports 4of the 1914 Gillette Blades Do the seventh McCarty’ home singled run in tnat uctoperio had been decided after Egan had with two out on as the date for starting the caused the retirement of You it today want the Blades Douglassinsuddenly became wildYingling and "It is our aim to start and finish 4 Grande 15 the tetith Altchlson was the series as 2 (or 25 early as possible” 4 BOBU 1O ineffective in the fourth and the Reds for tomorrow’s Gillette shave to Monarch Straight Johnson said "I believe we 4 three runs on him His wildness Concha Grande 3 for 23 scored can arrange to' pla'y the is first in the ninth let in Killlfer with the on October There no i tying run Score: R H E game Little Tom for make your face brisk and fit reason delay” 6 '1 ftv Cincinnati In the event that tho Boston Brooklyn 8 jr Nationals and Philadelphiaclub 4 Sg wVH KO STROPPING Batteries— Yingling Douglass and of the American league are The NEWEST 4rwnr NO HOMING and" McCarty Gonzales Aitchison for the Spdkane i-nrtsburgn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 8 tl- DEEATS 9 -base 0 -j 8 i 4 4 4 4 I 7- -Rapids 2 - " I — & - vy a Xw v z cl r V- - n -the rr i i 1 n t L i -which - distanced ‘ 4 ' 1 6 x 2 2 1 1 1 5 22-— innings ' 6 4 7 3 2 - 8 2 ' - 3 - 0 5 0 ‘ 'Connecticut a a runner-up ’ ’ -of San-'rancisco J ' -in - - 4 1 0 1 ' ' 4 1 4 1 2 0 0 0 tho-report 7 0 0 addition s 4 dayAlthough 1 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 ' 4 1 2 3 0 4 0 L-v2 4 0 4 0 0 4 0 1-0 violating i re-of o p -team position t 5 1 -this up-some I -Garfield -strong - ' : - -other-mining - ' 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 -of 3 ' s 4 ' responded 4 October ' todaywas ofan ' - 4 4 0 4 0 4 0 1 O--! 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