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The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
WANT REFORMS ON The TURF
Waning Season Finds Racing Pa
irons Sharply Critical.
Close Students of Sport Would Like
Investigation of Alleged Unfair
Work OF Some Jockeys.

New York. Oct H.-With the approach
ing close Of the racing season In this
State for the year 1907. the turf commu-
nifty is in its usual irritated. carping state
Of mind which is perhaps only natural,
because OF money ventured and lost. leav-
ing the losers in a condition not at all
judicial. and hence in no fit state to
fairly weigh up puzzling results of races.
The consequence is that very few jock
eys have this year escaped censure at
some time or other. and while in certain
instances they have undoubtedly earned
condemnation for peculiar work, the fact
that so little suspicious riding has been
proved to the satisfaction OF the ruling
turf body would appear to convince thick
and-thin assailants of jockeys that they
were often wrong in their assertions
Else why should the suspected jockey
continue to ride for their respective en-
ployers?
It is in another direction. according to
close students of racing. that the stew
ards should look if they desire to probe
allegations of unfair work on the turf.
It is so easy to start horses which can
not win, because of physical unfitness,
that the temptation to profit thereby
proves irresistible, and it has been done
SO often that the average well-informed
observer grows sick at the recurrence of
the practice It is easily within the
power Of the Jockey Club stewards TO
bring home such practices and to punish
the perpetrators. The fund for the secret
service is a large one. and there ought
to be some results from it.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
-FOUR PAVORITES WIN
Gold Lady's Defeat, However,
a Blow to the Talent.
GETS POOR RIDE BY KNAPP
Odds-on Favorite in the RamapO
Handicap Finishes Last, After Be-
ing in Several POckets-Faust, with
Coed Ride by burns, Comes with a
Rush-DOnOscara Is a Winner.

New York, Oct I7.-Four favorites and
a second choice won races for the talent
at Belmont Park to-day. the horses run
ming closer to form than at any time
during the last four weeks. But the de-
feat of Gold Lazy, an odds-on favorite in
the Ramapo handicap at a mile and a
furlong was a blow from which the tai
ent will not recover in a hurry. Gold
Lady was badly ridden by Knapp who
took her up several times when she
wanted to get to the front, and got her
into so many pockets that she finally
came home last
Killaloe. l6 to ), opened up a big
lead in the run up the back stretch
and around the far turn, but she tired,
and Tourenne. to l. looked the win
ner in the middle Of the home stretch.
But Burns put up wonderful ride on
Faust, L to l shot who came with d
rush and got up to win by a head from
Tourinne in 1:51 i-5. Killaiee was a half
length back, with Gold Lady a length
away.
John Sanford's good mare, Danoscara,
picked up l23 pounds in the handicap at
a mile. and. coming through on the rail
at the head OF the stretch, she won, rid
den out, by a length in 1.40 20, Danos-
cara was a Is to % favorite. She gave
twelve pounds 70 Wilborina, 5 to >. who
took the place in a hard drive by a
head from Rockstone. L to /. who was
well ridden by P, Kelly, an apprentice.
The summaries.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
GLASS COACHES AT YALE.
Great Guard, in UBiforni, Instruets
Forwards at New Haven.


New Haven. Oct H.-In preparation
for the West Point game. Yale went
through a short scrimmage to-day, but
spent an hour perfecting the different de-
partments OF play. Besides Ed Glass,
who was in uniform, Roswell Tripp
coached.
The team lined up and spent fifteen
hold their alignment while kicks were
being got of. There was a little work
tackliHg the dummy and passing, then
the scrubs and varsity lined up for a
short signal drill, followed by a fifteen
minute scrimmage.
BY a slick onside kick, Burke received
the ball from Tad Jones, aad scored the
first touchdown for the varsity. Muir
ply. by hard line plunges. carried the
leather across the second time. Bigl0w
failed 10 kick a goal from placement
after kick out. but Philpin. on the
varsity to-day. scored another touch
down, which completed the tallying. The
play was light. and no injuries were re-
ceived- The varsity players were IA
vored, and most Of the first string men
We're removed from the scrimmage early.
Coy and Bomar were set TO drop kick
ing from the 40-yard line, but Coy proved
Inaccurate, while Bomar did fairly well.
In the West Point game. at least two
sets of backs will be used Jones and
Dimes viii be played at quarter, with Coy
and Philbin as full backs Murphy, Bo-
mar. Wylie, and Berger, as half backs.
Beebe and Logan played or the ends Of
the second team, and proved especially
fast
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
AFTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Former Washington Manager Wants
to Buy Stock.
Probable Reason why He Has Re-
fused to Play with the New
York Team.
- . The - HeraId.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. lit was re-
ported around baseball headquarters
here this morning that Jake Stahl, former
manager Of the Washington American
League baseball club. and at present
owner Of a semi-professionaI team in
Chicago, was a prospective buyer of the
Milwaukee American Association stock.
This may be given as one Of the reasons
why Jake Stahl is not anxious to sign
up with Boston or New York in the
thTee-cOTnered deal whereby he was
traded to Boston the other day by Pres
ident Comiskey. of the Chicago White
Sox, in exchange for Shortstop Parent.
the Boston club expecting TO give Stahl
for La Porte, OF the New York Ameri-
cans.
The franchise for the Milwaukee club
in the association has another five years
10 run, and if the deal should go through
owner Havener is willing to give a long
lease on the park, so that the PROPOSE
ton would be an excellent one for a
man in Stahls position.
There would be nothing to prevent
Stahl from buying and managing the
club from the bench, although it is
doubtful whether the national commits
sion would grant him permission TO play
with the team, even though he should
offer to repay the Chicago club for his
release
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fulongs. Inauguration. 10
Glountain), 10 l, won; Merrigo. 10 Martini. 20
10 /. second; Orena. 10 lKoerler). to l. third
Time, I5s 25 Third Rail, Complaint, Divorce
Emily Nj Dorothy Anne, Marion Moore. Countess
Of Melbourne, Bess Wand and Moscow Belle also
ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs Mark Time lO7
iSchiIlingl, l3 70 2 won; Refined III Powers. II
70 2 second No Quarter, l02 tPiekensl. 10 20 J.
third Time Ia 3-5. Nellie Racine Miss Psdden
Fay EleCtrOine Gold Duke. Sir Minoemeat and
Yickery Fiat also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seyen furlongs Bottles. % PICK
ousl. II 70 s. won; TeegTapher. le9 (Blankl 1 % J.
second; County CLERK, 100 lShillingl II to , third
Time, III. Beatrice k, Kemp Ridgeley. and Wool
stone also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechase short courss
Glass Leader. 40 (Y0uelD, 10 5. won; Pete Vine
gar li5 CWeltonl. 1 10 5, seo0nd; Itacatiara, I5
tGauettl. G % !, third. Time. 259 3-5 Glad
Pirate also mn.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-haf furlongs Rebel
Queen. s5 CHartinl. TO l. won Joe MoseT, l0l
lLeel to !, second; Hanbridge. l09 lHeidell. %
!, third. Time, ] 17 % Marbles. Shirley RCssmore
and Acatee also rau.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles The
Clansman, 10 lKoernerl. 9 70 ), won; Louise Nc
farlane. los Ueel. TO !, second; Henry o., l05
uycurgusl 10 to l. third Time lOi 25. Savoir
Fare. Stroud. Highbear Water Lake. Frank Flosser
Belleview and Bitter Brown also Tan-
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-haf f1rlongS J. W
ONeil, ll5 tSIoreland 3 to l. won: Miss Cesarion
l9l lBurtoni, 20 l. second Birmingham. l0l lP0-
hsnkal 20 J. third. Time, l9S 45 Chief DEPUTY
Creole Girl. Merry Belle. Lady Henrietta. Charlie
Dickson, The Belle. Penrhyn. and Royal Legend
also Rn.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase short colTse. Lit
lie Wally, lB lPembtrtoni s to 5, won; PICK Time
ls5 Simpson, to ]. second: Amber. rs Bern
bardtl, TO J. thiri- Time. 324 Dr. Koch, Snow
drift, Tony Hart The Chef and Russell A. also Tan.
THIRD RACE-One mile. AEaunteer los tBa-
kerr 70 l. won; Glimmer, l02 tMnlcahy), TO .
second; S0lon Shingle los lMorelandl 5 10 2 third
fine. ls5s Is. OmOnde's Right Col. jack Fan
tastic, and Scud also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FiEe furlongs. Thubet. los
tAiurphyl 10 ;. Won; Linda Lake, 90 lRosen). 5
to l. second Padrone l12 Connolly, to !, third
Time, 10l rs. Lee Crest, Shirley R.. Listerne and
Paul Ply also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and oue-quaTter miles
Oberon, l09 Murphy, 70 l. won; Harmakis. lOi
lRosen), / 20 l, second; Docile, l05 Niorelandl 8
to /. third. Time. 297 So King Of the Valley
Joe Levy. Charles L. Stone. and j. L. Iyine also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-seven furlones. Toddles, los
lMoreandl, 70 2. won; Ben Stille. g armstrong;
( to l. second; Restoration. lO2 Alulcahyl. even.
third. Time. .8 Bath Maria, Family Talk, Alta
Mcdonald, and Sam Anderson 50 ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
MACK MAY GET ANDERSON.
Athletics Manager Is After Out
fielder who Deserted Nationals.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. IZ-Connie
Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, arrived here to-day and is visit
ing his brother Tom at the Franklin
Hotel
Connie took occasion TO unburden him
self Of a vigorous denial OF the story
that the club had any intention of let
ting Jimmy Collins out before or during
next season. Connie also says Litschi,
formerly OF Jess Burketts Worcester
pets. is bound to cut some ice with the
Athletics next year.
Mack is here principally to take in
the game Saturday between Worcester
and Southbridge to watch big John An
deTson, who quit the Washingtons, work.
He is closem0uthed about Anderson, but
as the latter is back in the game. friends
here expect Mack to arrange a deal 10
get the big outhelder for the Athletics.
Anderson could not be seen tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
PRINCETON WORN OUT.
Regulars show Effects of Hard
Game with VfIIanova.

Princeton. N J.. Oct IZ-When the
Tigers trotted on the field this after
noon, they looked pretty well bunsed
up. and a few limped, but Val Flood
will shake the kinks out soon. Villanova
left marked impression, as it were.
For the first time in several days, the
practice was open, and yet IL was not
much to look upon from a varsity stand
point. The scrubs held the varsity 10
a couple of touchdowns during a long
siege of scrimmage. Harlan kicked a
beautiful field goal. however. from q diff
ficult angle on the S0-yaTd line. and gave
his varsity opponents a lot OF trouble
through his ability to diagnose forma-
tions- McCTelius halls from Holy Cross.
Booth seems to be Tightening his grip on
the tackle position, for he was used on
the varsity this afternoon. showing up
well No new plays were attempted
The old ones need is OF polishing.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
CARNEGIE TO WATCH RACE.
Will Return from Scotland to Wit
ness Regatta at Princeton.

Princeton. n. J. Oct T.-WOrd reached
here tonight that Andrew Carnegie viii
again visit Princeton in the near future,
and the announcement came as a sur
prise Mr. Carnegie is in Europe with
his wife, but he Will return 10 this cOun-
try soon, so that he viii be on hand
when the Tigers hold their first regatta
on Lake Carnegie.
William Allen Butler, 70. OF New York,
chairman of the graduate advisory board
on rowing. cabled Mr. Carnegie asking
him il he would be home. The answer
was: viii be very pleased to be present
at Princeton's first regatta Mrs. Car
negie will be here, too.
Last spring when the Lair Of Skibe
was in Princeton at the dedication Of
the lake. he presented the university with
a cup, to be contested for by the four
classes of the university. He said then
tnat he would try to be a spectator al
the first race.
The exact date of the regatta has not
vet been decided on, but the details VIII
be discussed tomorrow, when the advis-
ory board convenes at the field house
Probably it will come of early in No
Vember.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
WEST POINT IS STRONG.
Cadets Show Up Well in Fierce
ScrimmnEe Against Scrubs.


West Point. n. Y, oct 1.-THE varsity
continued it's good work this afternoon,
the men playing with a snap that kept
the ball almost entirely In the scrub 5
territory, and never once having their
goal threatened At the beginning of
the scrimmage the first team did con-
siderable fumbling. but was alert in re-
covering the ball. The scrubs at one time
seemed to be outplaying the vars ty. by
the way their backs found holes in the
varsity line. Johnston, at end is i'm
proving steadily, and he is the safest
man on the team to receive the forward
pass.
The players were encouraged to-day by
a large attendance, and the Corps OF
Cadets came out and gathered on the
side lines to cheer The on-side kick
was INDUCED in considerably, but was
poorly handled the ends being too slow.
Surles fumbled in making a forward pass,
and the varsity took the ball on the
5-yard mark. The scrubs fought des-
perately. but with the coaches driving
them, the varsity sent the backs against
the strong scrub line three times before
they placed it over.
The scrubs were given the ball on the
10-yard line. and the varsity defense
given a test Il proved equal 10 the
task. and in five downs the scrubs had
advanced but few yards.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
ROBBED SALOON TO SEE GAMES.
kankHIee Fan, in Pen, Is still En-
thusIatic Over Baseball Game.

Kankakee. jill, Oct. 17.-Enthusiasm
over the great series of games between
the Cubs and Tigers for the worlds base
ball championship, not supported by a
full pocketbook, drove Rodger Forrest
of this city. twenty-two-year- fan.
to rob saloon in order to obtain money
with which to attend one Of the games.
Forrest saw the third game of the series
and was arrested on his return here. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the
Joliet penitentiary
Despite the seriousness Of his position,
Forrest is still full of enthusiasm regard
ing the game he witnessed,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
NO WORRY OVER STAHL.
Boston Gets LapOrte, Despite Jake's
Refusal to Play in New York.

Speclal 20 Ine washington Herald
Boston, Oct 1.-THE refusal of Jake"
Stahl, who figured in the three-cornered
deal between Boston, New York. and Chi
cagO. with Parent and Laporte, will not
affect the matter of the coming of La
porte to Boston The deal goes through
just the same, and it will now oe I'D to
Frank Farrell TO land his man. Stahl
has given out that he will not play in
New York next season, but 1t is thought
he will do so. provided that sufficient
financial inducements are offered. In case
he goes TO New York, it is the intention
of Manager Griffith TO play him on first
base and place Chase in the outfeId. a
position for which he has shown rare
aptitude.
Laporte will be given a trial in the Bos-
ton infield. He played second for Buffalo
and achieved rare success there, and he
did good work at third for the New York
Americans.
The post season series between the two
Boston clubs did not prove a very decided
financial success. The owners Of the two
clubs each received a quarter of the net
receipts, and the players received the
other half. their share giving them be-
tween $50 and $50 each
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
HARVARD IS STRENGTHENING.
Linemen Given "a Long Drill In EIe-
mentnry Work.

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. I7.-Harvard's S
football practice this afternoon was light,
and the attention OF the coaches was di-
rected mainly TO the defense. The ele-
mentary work consisted for the most part
Of breaking through, in which half the
varsity line was pat against the other
half. The varsity men worked hard
against each other. and Fish and Burr
had d great contest. The veteran had
the better Of it, but Fish showed great
improvement on the defensive.
A ten-minute scrimmage ended the
work, the varsity scoring one touchdown
on a forward pass. Houston receiving the
ball from Starr, and running fifteen yards
10 the goal line.
Gilbert made the longest runs. one of
thirty and the other Of forty yards. Gray.
who has been tried out al fullback,
showed up a good deal better to-day
than he has yet, and may get into the
Annapolis game Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
Papke-Captoni Flght l. Oa.

Kewanee, H., Oct. 17.-Manager Bart
son, Of the Peoria Athletic Club, has
announced that the fight between Billy
Papke and Tony Captoni, billed to take
place in Peoria October 3, has been de-
clared off. Papke, who is here, was much
disappointed when told of the deal. and
cannot understand the repeated postpone
ments- He Is extremely anxious to get
action on Captoni. The match may be
pulled OF Ia Peoria the first week in
NoYember.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
Totals. si5 9S9 COS
Want Footbnn Gnmes.

The Southeast Fairgrounds football
team, formerly the Vigilants, have. for
the last two weeks, been practicing under
the coaching of Mr. Harlan. and wish to
challenge any 120-pound team, the Gal
laudet Seconds. Brooklands, Georgetown
Junior Preps. BlOmingdales, Potomaes,
Wallachs, Warwicks. and TwiningS, pre-
ferred. Send all challenges to Manager
". Harlan. 122s Tenth street southeast
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
JENNINGS IN VAUDEVILLE?
Detroit Manager Has Offer to Appear
Before FOOtlights in Toledo.

Toledo. Ohio, Oct 17.-Hughie Jennings,
his little whistle. and wee-aahs in vaude-
Vile is 4 possibility, according TO the en-
terprising manager of a local theater
here.
He has made the valiant leader Of the
Tigers hattering offer, at his own
figures, to fill in the burlesque bill for
the week Of October %. with a monologue
Of how he brought the Tigers from sixth
10 first place in the American League.
Jennings bears the reputation Of beng g
fluent talker, and would make a distinct
hit He is considering the OfferA-L,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
COBB HIT ONLY ZOO
. Steinfeldt and ROSSman Led
at Bat in Worlds Series.
OFFICIAL AVERAGES COMPILED
The Team Batting of the Chicago
Cubs Was Nearly so Points Better
Than the Record Made by the
Tigers, but in Fielding Detroit
Had an Advantage of / Point.

The official averages of the Chicago
National League, and Detroit, American
League, teams have been compiled by
Francis c. Richter. of the Sporting Life,
and a. G. Flannery. Of the Sporting
News, the official scorers for the series
All wagers on individual work must be
decided by these figures. which alone are
accepted by the national commission and
Incorporated in the records.
Following is a composite score Of the
five games played. thus arranged to show
at a glance the total work in every de-
partment:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

plete time at bat
Chicaeo.............. ; 0 6 5 0 0 0-la
Detrcit............... OI0l 3 0 Q 0 O.
Left oa bases-Chicago, 50; Detroit. 81
Fi-st on errors-Chicago 4; Detroit, S.
TWo-hase hits-Sheckari l2 Chance, E5ers q.
Ste.cfcldt Crawford. Total. I.
Tl.ee-baze hits-Steinfeldt, Cobb, Rossman. To
tal
H,s-Of siever. in four innings; of Kilsn, 3
III four innings Of game Of October l0
Double pays-EEers 10 Tinker. Tinker to Chance.
Stein.llt % Evers tc Chance Tinker (unassistedl.
To.al for Chicago, T. Schaeier TO Rossman, Craw-
ford 90 OLeay. Total for Detroit. .
Struck out hy Chicago pitchers-By Overall, Cough
In i1l. O'Leay ~. Donovan %. Schaefer %.
Crawford. schmidt; total 20. By Brown, Cobb O.,
Archer. SchaCfer; total. l. By Phester. Crawford.
Coughlin. Mullen. total. 3 BY Reulbach. Crawford.
Donovan. Cob6 OLeay; total, Grand total, z.
Struck out hy Detroit pitchers-By Donovan.
Eeers. Stenfeldt. Killing 49, Slage ~. Chance %,
Schultz. Tinker C5l Overall Howard. Zimmerman
total. l6. By Mullen. Howard Sldgle - Steinfeldt.
Slacle Paester, Schultz King; total s. By SeyeT,
Slage: total. /. By Killian, Sheckard; total. /
Grand total 5-
B1ses on balls-By Reulbach ); by Pfester, l. by
Brown !, by Overall. I; by Mullen. 8; by Donovan,
>, hy Kiilian ]. Total o.
Passed bail-kliug.
Missed tLird strike Schmidt
Mufed fy balls-Jones Slagle.
Flrmbles-Tinker l3l CoughIin ~. Evers. Schultz.
WLd throws-By king. Eyers. schmidt (2D. Tin
ker. Payne. OLeay %.
AIu.ed thrown bali-Rossman.
Hit by pitcher-By Donovan, Chance, Sheckard
Steiufsldt: bg Phester Cobb by Mullen. Steinfe,dt.
Oftcials-Umpires Mr. O'Day. Of the National
League and Mr.. sheridan, Of the American League.
Scorers Messrs Richter and Flauney.
Average time Of Clme-l hour and s. minutes.
Average attendance-l5.5li Weather-Warm in Chi
cago; cold in Detroit.
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two. using four pitchers with equal sue
cess. Following are the figures:

IN Inc nTst game, Uctober 5. RouIbach relieved
Overall after the ninth inning with the score tied
and pitched three innings without altering the re-
suit. kian relieved Sieyer in the eth inning of
the game Of October TO- which charged as a defeat
for Sieyer. In the remaining gamos each club
worked bat one pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
BUSINESS VS.. EASTERN.
Fourth Game OF Inter-HIgh school
Series at National League Park.

Eastern and Business will meet in the
fourth game of the inter-high school
series at National Park this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
While the Capitol Killers are favorites,
because of their victory over Central
Business has been strengthened consid-
erably since the opening game with West
ern and a good game Is expected.
The probable lineup.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

The pitching averages for the series
show no overshadowing performance for
any one pitcher, as was the case in the
two preceding worlds championship
series. The Detroit club used all OF such
of its pitchers as were in condition;
while the Chicago club held back only
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
The Summarizes.

FIRST RACE-0ne mile Number One. 1l2 Mil
lerl II 10 s. Won; Live Wire. l& AlcDanieD 10
5. second Countermand. l6 tBurnsl. 10 J. third
Time. 80 Antaeus, DredgcF. and Tennis also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase two miles. Sandy
Crcckcr, l32 lFmnegaul. 10 !. won. Economy. l32
Chandler. Is 20 J. second Touchwood l37 GDu-
peel. TO l. third Time, Ng. Lizzie Flat Hayzed
Percentage, Motor. St Nick. and WateEpeed also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Ardri % Il.
Duganl. Is 70 5, won; Requite. % (Shreyel, 20 l.
second; Sudden Start. 81 lDelabyl % to J. third
Time. l:l3 McGregoT. Whiden. Sherring. Milford
SpaTker Rosario Waldorf Don Ontario. Winning
Star. Pendillion, Golden Buckle. Belphoehe and
Tennessee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles.
Faust 81 Burns. Is to l. won Tourenne, l0i
MILLER. 10 ]. second; Hilaloe. los Duganl. TO
7, third. Time, l3l i,5. Gold Lady also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One Hiie. DOucscara. %
Knapp. Z 10 TO- won: Welboune, IiS Miller
TO 5. second; RoCkstone 10 kelly. 10 10 l. third
Time. I:i9 %. Umbrella also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile. Golden Shore 100
CBuTnsl ; 90 J. won: WeS. l03 Mccarthy 20 J.
second Zcpango. l03 tBUKtOnl. 8 TO l. third
Time. ! IS rs Pretension. Fl0Raway ROYAL Ben.
Mint Bog, Oak Grove Alpenmarehen. and Just So
also ran.
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Individual Batting.

Following are the official batting aver
ages of ali palyers participating in the
worlds championship series They show
conclusively that the leading batsmen Of
the DetrOits could not hit up to form
against the Chicago Nationals pitchers.
and that TO this is principally due the
9efcat of the Detroit Americans in the
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
DETROIT BATTING

Moran went 10 bat for Overall IN the first game
an side retired before he completed his time at
bat, hence Moran does not figure in the averages.
TEAM BATTING
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
Individual Fielding.

The fielding averages show the teams
10 have been on almost even terms in
this department. Following are the indl-
vidual and team figures:
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IOt8Is.. ................ rs D ) I I55 n
Moran batted once for Overall but did not con
plele time at bat,
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Pitehing Averager.

Detroit Americans, ss5; Chicago Nationals. .ss4