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Show t '! 1! Even the thirst for glory may aftef effects. tu 'direful hart By IRWIN M. HOWE, Official StetiaticUa INSIDE BALL tha Awericaa Laaffaa T PUZZlfc1 GREATEST PITCHING TRIUMPH IN BASEBALL HISTORY Liver sad kidney complaints will lie preailj helped by taking Uirteld lea regularly. It is possible for a man to b straight aBd make both ends meet? Explanation of Term That Both Adrian Joss, the tall school teacher w ho for years shared pop I ers Many Enthusiasts. ular honors with Lajoie in Cleveland, shut cgit the Chicago Whits I all things considered) Sox. October 2. 1908, he scaled a height never reached by a pitcher in the history of major league balL In It th Long Run Team Which Playi the thirty-siyears that have elapsed- - since the first big league Game a it Should From Start of game was played, three other men twirled games in which no opponent f Seaton to End Will Finish Better Then Ite Rival. reached first base, but not under the i same conditions. Back in the days when skillful bat i Inside i i;g a term which puz men were few and far between in ijcs mam . I'thus'asts The expres1S&0 to be exact Lee Richmond of sion immeil'.itely brings to mind t no first hit, Worcester pitched the tnanipuLitions on the diamond no man to reach first base game in tad Is guoi.ill passed up as being organized baseball. The Cleveland too deep In riality inside hall i team, to be avenged by Jos twenty-eigh- t nothing non- or lo,, tli'ni playing the years later, waa the victim. gtme Tln'i. is no jnvsterv about il Five days later John Montgomery Of course erv major lea cue and Ward, then the star twirler of Provi- Blnor league mi, ad has its signs or dence. in game against Buffalo, tliev ore called by the fan, linked his name with Richmond., to writes Maliolm McLean In the Chi-K- . r remain undisturbed for twenty-fouten1 rig lo-- t But so have foot May 5, 1904, Cy" Young de- ball team-- ami basketball squads. years feated the Athletics, no man reaching Take tie overate ball game The the initial sack; the first feat of the home team is at ha-- , nohodv is down kind in modern baseball. d theVs a runner on first The In the generation that had passed batter tres to lav down a sacrifl, e Hp.ce a like miracle had occurred the bunt, and nos-se-s the hill w, hit V out veils n bleiehortteTn disgust pitching distance had deone thtrd, lh- number or "balls" Picn he P ns to hs neighbor and creased from eight to three, while ffovls nee. cant stand for that 'scientific hitting had become an kind of a game Wlirts that guy try art. Therefore It seemed that these Itg to hunt for? Why dont he hit three exhibitions were the acme of tin to the fence" pitching skill and to that of Young .This ins'ance Is one of the many in particular there waa nothing to Tnysteries" of inside ball. Its play add. jig the game to sacrifice thnt man It remained for Joss to surpass this (found to second, from which point record. Like his three great prede- be can easily score on a single. If cessors, he pitched a game in which th batter tries to hit safely right all the batsmen did was to walk torn the junvi theres the Immediate right up and turn around and walk fciger of a double play, and two men When Richmond, KL right back again. Ward and Young made their records Take another case. There's a man there was nothing at stake except to first and a at bat. Such the game; Joss staged his all hut im- t bitter generally slaps one to right possible performance when the win- leH or between first and second. So, ning of a pennant hung on every lattrally. as soon as the ball is lilt pitched ball. tbeshortstop runs to cover second In On the morning of October 2, 1908, Ibthopes of negotiating a double play, the Chicago White Sox arrive in fl fie batter hits the sec-m- l aeries. At Cleveland for a baseinan usually covers second that time the four western teamB fet this Is the Inside hall were in a fight that has had no par- which has so many fans wondering allel in the history of the American Slit's It all about Bie Cubs In the past wore called league. The proverbial blanket would have covered Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and St. lx)uis,so closely were they alters of Inside hall The reason bunched. Each team had only five games to play and tbe league flag was tai they had played together so long lb every man knew the at stake on every play. instant, the EM. Walsh ascended the mound for the visitors and the greatest pitching balwas hit just what to do under the error and eiramstances. In other words. It was duel In the history of the league began. A hit, a double-barrelea passed ball gave Cleveland a run in the third inniDg. That was all, but leend sense or Inside ball" If! you It was enough. Tbe gyrating specter Of nerVe, courage and brains out' on Fffcr. the slab was setting a new mark for rivals to shoot at, waa holding back a lit this atyle of play dcJPFnt team famed for its courage and win far to the contrary. ability, a team made desperate the Boston Red Sox have by the thought of victory almost within Its grasp. In that situation Addle Jobs was shutting out his most dangerous opponents without a hit, without thrayn inside ball to the .winds and a bage on balls and, excepting the catcher, without any hut the simplest aid plard the game Instead ol , from his fellow players. They broke up tbe defines jrjflclcg. Inning alter Inning was reeled off and the visitors were set down in order. InHlie rival teams by pulling stufl When the Immense crowd realized that the accidental run scored in the btn not expected. Its far more if they get away with It Fot third round would bring victory If Jobs could only laBt, the cheering became athlete hstjnee, with first and second occu-a steady roar. When the ninth opened and no single white-hosehad yet reached first, the packed stands became a Bedlam. and none out, to have the battel White went to bat for the catcher and was thrown out at first Donahue, h)k the ball over the fence at th another hitter, was sent up in place of Tannehill and struck out. few! pitch warms the cockles of th( John Anderson was the final hope of the White Sox. Tbe big fellow tried kart more than a dinky little bunt desperately to break the spelL This was one of the two crises in the game ed an out at first. But you'll find that In the long run In which the cool and smiling Addle needed a little help and Dame Fortune was his aid. Two fierce smashes went down the left field lines both foul. tt team which plays the game as It Then Bradley picked up a gentle grpuhder, tossed it to first and ended the ilhsld from the start of the season tc 1 ti end will finish better than It suspense. . won had his Jos had completed a feat never since rtr, f both squads are about equai gritest battle, equaled, and achieved at fame which will last a hen his other deeds havs Il strength. Cap Anson says the old Chicago Colts used as much inside been forgotten. tall as the great teams of today, and (Copyright, 1911, by Joseph B. Bowles.) ptdves his point. So If it wasnt mys tfflous thirty years ago It shouldn't By IRWIN M. ROWE, Official Statistician of tha Aawricaa Laaffaa btzo today. Wi Sis ITInaiovs Roothlns Syrup trothiox. solu-n-. tbe Suva, reduce tnflamma-Suta- . alUya paua eurua mod colic. J4c a triuia For Infants and Children. The Kind Yon Have x s' Some people are so wrapped up in themselves as to suggtst human bat.s of twine. A large pereentagr of all sicknes Mart with ULheultln cmniitlons of t lie dictMOS will set tlmui right. organa se-Se- Ourti-LLTe- Hundreds of people wbo would be at the suggestion of suicide by the method, are daily killing their best selvts with the poison of sell pity. u Knicker A j Slightly Puzzled. Say, pa? "What Is it?" "Which union does a Jack of trades belong to? - ttents. know hoping nearly all some day come coin worth more I a man who has been his life that be would into possession of a than it$ fate value." Piecing Out. Writing a story? the caller asked the busy author. Yes; in dialect I didnt think you ever made use of dialect. 1 dont, as a rule, but I have to now. Several lettera are broken on my typewriter. right-hande- tl-ta- Slow Travel. Down In Oklahoma they have a railroad called the Midland Valley, which la noted for ita alow trains. It is told that a young man of Tulsa asked the hand of a daughter from her parents and was refused on tbe ground that the daughter was too young. My daughter ia going to Pawhuska tomorrow for a visit, said the father, wbo is a traveling man, and if she doesn't remain more than a day or two she will be old enough when she gets back." But she may be an old maid by that time. protested the young man. Kansas City Star. Fre-tuatl- y spec-fccila- r d left-han- heart-breakin- Delicate Point. They are a happy Sewickley couple. They haven't been married ,very .long. In fact, the honeymoon has barely waned. An elderly friend met the bridegroom downtown yesterday and slapped him on the back Well, happy as a lark, I suppose? Oh, yea. A,, d sou Or si si siftrare yj h'mktUt twAi S4 r . Aw tppfrmtmi titiemaU SHo hwm Sit 4 A perfect Remedy forConstip hor. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea L " Worms .Convulsions .Feverishness and LOSS OF SLEEP For Over fac Simile Signature of c&,rzz&. Thirty Years The Cektaur Company. NEW YORK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. c ONLY I'M A fM LITTLE GIRL HffMtfi M VM fftf. MUtMIff The Worm 3 Way. Coleridge, tbe said an English Failing Eyesight Responsible for an of Philadelphia, Old Mans Mistake Rebuke with the recent English-viHardly Effective. section report, which promises to abolish even tbe use of the live bait in A certain group of youngsters in an excluilve West Side residential section fishing. Mr Coleridge once argued here in had been very noisy throughout tbe Philadelphia about the cruolty of fishforenoon. with worms. Tbe children were still doing tbelr ing Oh, his opponent said. The mere-fac- t utmost to imitate a bedlam, when a that a worm writhes and wrtgglea very angry old man appeared at the when impaled on a hook ia no proof door of a nearby apartment house. He It la actually suffering pain. that was quite old. and It was evident that said Mr. Coleridge, No, oh, no! his eyesight .was rot the best, but he doubt that ia Beyond sarcastically. finally succeeded In picking out a way of laughing at, youngster who was aiding very strenu- just tickled. ' ' being ously in tbe noise making. The aged man walked over to tbe One Mana Way. child, took It by the band and walked tbe-ssak Drimaoa la When be back to the apartment 3 reached the doorway he turned to the best of whai, befalls?" No. Wb?n things go wrong Brim child and said; on starts to swearing and aoon beDon't you know Hs against the comes so Interested in thinking up law to make so much noise? new forms of profanity that he forgets ' Yea, sir," was the meek reply. ' all about hla troubles. t Well, dont you know that youll be arrested and put In jail, and then Many a little dog bas to bark loudly of the you can never be president to keep up his courage; and we wonUnlfed States? Iriends-aren- t der If our too Please, sir? replied the child, soma tha sometimes doing dont care; Im pnly a little 'girl. ? . thing. New York Mail. PENNANT FOR DETROIT SAVED BY DAVY JONES "The Hon. Stephen vi i - Post Toasties 1912. by Joeeph B. Bowles.) l I 7 Writ for proem am pmmoto, THE CNAHCS ft. Mftftft CO. 25 A H. ftrote &C PkOaMpfcift, Pa WELL POSTED. A California Doctor With Forty Years Experience. A WOKSERFUL DISCOVERY.- experience as a Iff te the of MMrrfc r?4 osperlmeH, whon fill Hi teacher and practitioner along hy- naUtiti. 90 to fteak. Iff nimm MM lay tfco Hrliirtti for boa In of matt. tho oumfort Los hftfiptttrMi a Angeles lines, ?ays gienic ! tfcad madff ffUbnt fflruteo tfurtaf poat Mntarr lmprUtil-di- b mmthatteat tte br physician. 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H,, AOL 50HXM, IM Malt In addition to Its wonderful effects as a brain and nerve food Grape-Nut- s ADVICE TO THE AGED always keers tbe digestive organs In Ate with HiflrmHIe, each at .InzcUka I Ntnfi it tone. carry perfect, healthy hnwH, wtmk kidney, and torpid llvtr. me when I travel, otherwise I am al-most certain to have trouble with my Postnm Co., stomach. Name given by " -, Battle .free k. Mich. theabOve like endorsements perlflc effect mi th.M omn., Strong tlmalatlna th. howH., ytvr. notorri acuoe, from physicians all over the country Unpart, vigor te th. whal. .ytaea. the most have stamred Grape-Nut- s scientific food In the world. "Theres Mdrrtnf a bo u mh too ba making your borne tn California and a reason. in propwny pri!4W tend firw cwma inatampa posted iiwE famous little aao the for fa Son na our pkgs-in of for aptwttdai ' Iiok pnpiriy austto trmJ aad fr manly, mm of Use fjg(M Addnw fluff in ,1ln fftain. A. JORDAN book, The Road to Wellrflle." L Ever rrn h. eh ere leMrrf A ew 10.. SANTA KUttAtiAL. Tlicf www ffnnrflfff (mill Ylniw te flmr mmd IwII mt bmi mro jronwinf, W. N, Un Salt Lakt Citv. Nn. lalrrraf. In my forty years (Ma-m- ' : llavm-tor-f- c s et ng e. Copyright, ..... aone-HAO- of Corn Lea Tannehill. with Washington pnd was at bat wher one of Walter Johnsons shoots caught bltn on the arm. He did not know the arm was broken until he went Into the field after the altjjB was re tired and attempted to throw. Speed of Cincinnati Reds. The Cincinnati Reds have Bbown a big improvement in base running and this is in a great measure responsible for their sensational work. They have much natural Manager speed an Hank ODay g making the most of this. , ThS ' DT- - u CALIFORNIA ' L K Xfw w Some people away up In tha social His Cbangsd Fortune. Wow! There went Smlthklns In scale are really too light to bring tbe hi ) new six. When I knew him a few scae down. years ago be bad a juhk shop. Foif rear (iartjeld Tea ha Been on tha He tftill has.1 Only he moved U to till uiuih ptean a reined? worth wtnla. a fashionable street,, kept tlye saipe stock, and labeled it AnUqueS. Reading majeeth a full man. So doea . ... ,, , Judge. tbe wine whei It's red., , LEE TANNEHILLS HARD LUCK The Condsnsed Product. . Oh, auntie, can 1 go tolhe fancy Arm Is Splintered Ten Minutes Aftei dress ball as a milkmaid?" First Opportunity to Break Into No, darling; ydufe too small. .nkEs' Game This Season. "Well, then, ran I go as a condensed HOUSEHOLD EXTRACT milkmaid?" run ha tuN4 ocd famoonu Its pretty tough to be put out with nooTBcts broken wrist before you haye beer In the world were nailed If lie every tea minutes In the game, but that H Every home should make root-be- ar be enough pails left tQ In springtime for ita deliwtat happened to Lee Tannehill ol there wouldnt with. build bouses ciousness and its fine tonic the Chicago White Sox on May .8. H properties. hid taken Weavers place In the game I Hma IT a rekf Tbe wages of arbitration should be wlU femt frmmr tea mpU4, yea a yaahn neiiyl f work. as peace paid IM. flMMflM hi MM, In the Growth r Signature of g Hows the cooking?" I have one trouble there. It's just AVT JONES of the Detroit Tigers has been a pinch hitting and fielding this, my wife has been preparing angel jinx of the Chicago White Sox and waa very much a hoodoo to Comla-key-e food every day for dinner. club in 1907 when he helped beat the world's champions out of You must be getting tired of it another pennant. He performed his feat in oue of the best games I am. Yet 1 feel a hesitancy about Ed. Walsh ever pitched and one of the hardest ones he ever lost. soon How the after saying anything. Tbe fleelnesa of Jones on the bases, bis wonderful running catches and honeymoon would it be proper to ask his pinch hitting achievements may be forgotten, but the glory of his exploit for beefsteak and onions V Pittsburg September 18, at Detroit, will live in baseball history when other deeds are Post. lost to memory. Jones speed that day helped save a pennant for Detroit. Four clubs had come in on the home stretch running neck and neck In the wildest race seen up to that time In the American league. Comlskey'a White Sox held the lead in May, June and July, but Detroit forged to the front on August 2. Then ensued a merry scramble that kept tbe fans of three cities in a state of constant turmoiL The Athletics came up from there a period ' when the behind and took a lead three weeks kernels are plumped out with before the seasons close. Chicago nutrimost vegetable milk, went ahead of Detroit September 14, tious. but a day later Jennings men beaded Fielder Jones' champions. A the corn ripens the Doc White had pitched tbe White milk hardens, end finally 8ox to success in the first game of a becomes almost flinty. double-heade- r September 18 at Detroit. If Chicago could have won the second game that day tbe White Sox might have repeated aa champions of the universe. Fielder Jones, realizing how. much depended on this game, sent Ed. Walsh to the firing line. He seemhd an impassable .barrier to the hopes, for Killian7 was supposed Tiger IAre made from this hard part to be no match for Comlskey's greaj of choice selected com. . star. Not one hit was made off Walsh or Killian up to the fourth It is carefully cooked; treatinning. Fielder Jones puttte White Sox ed with sugar and safe; rolled In the lead in the fourth inning yrben into thin bits; then toasted to he walked and scored on Davlssj sln-glan appetizing brown withTwo errors and Sam Crawford's out a hand touching the food. hit drove the Tigers to the front 2 to 1 in the last half of the fourth. Gloom seized Tiger fandom in the sixth Inning when Fielder Jones walked It hat been said that Poet and scored on singles by Davis and Donahue. The score was tied, runners Toasties are the most dewere on second and third with two out A shudder pervaded the crowd when Rohe came up in the pinch and drove thq ball over third and the base run liciously flavoured particles of cereal food yet produced. sers started to advance. Hushed and breathless, the Detroit fans caw Jones race toward the ipbere at full speed while Manager Jennings stood forth from the players' One can render an opinion bench to watch the cutcome and Fielder Jones urged his men home. They upon trial. were thrilled with delight as they saw Jones lunge forward, spear the ball and hold it securely. For several minutes they cheered that wonderful play. H The Memory Linger It was becoming dark and Jones' great catch had saved the day, but his single in the Tiger half won the contest, helped eliminate the White Sox from SM by tracer the pennant race, and defeated Walsh with only two blta registered off hit ' pitching. p Pottma Canal Compeay. Ltk Haul Creek. Mick. Bears the Pumplm r two-gam- e Always Bought Not Narcotic 1 Destined for Many Trips. "4 have written a short7 story." said fhe amateur literary person What la the first step to take in selling it?" Buy ten dollars worth of stamps, advised the old hand at the business Yes. Promotes Digestion, Cheerfulness and IvCht Conlains neither Opium.Morphme nor Mineral been-Increas- Only Thinking. Where are you thinking of going this summer? "I'm thinking of England, Norway, and Scotland, but I'll probably go to Punk lleach. disappoint- iNFANTSVSCttUDKtW r Did you tiplaiu baseball to your girl llocker Yes; she said she under- stood all about diamonds. Still Hoping. 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