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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-10
COMMISSION SHOULD REFUSE
TOACCEPT AUTOFOR BATTERS
Browns Conspire to
Gain Auto for Larry

ST. LOUIS. NO.. October TO-
The much-heraIded batting con-
test for prize automobile be-
tween Tyrus Cobb and Monsieur
Lajolc brought to the surface
yesterday afternoon the most
farcicaI and unsportsmanlike ex-
hibition of basc hall ever record
ed In the history OF the sport.
Up 10 yesterday the race was
close between the men. Mem
hers Of tho local tenn seemed to
have been given Instructions In
advance as to their movements
In dealing with Lsioie. rs they
would either dodge his weakIiDEs
or await his arrival Mt first he
fore throwing. Hence eight
times AT hat gained Larry eight
hits.
popular in 1T. Louis, while La
i"ie - held In high esteem, aud
through Irnicpry nv tho official
scorer I.ntOie has been able to
fstten bis bnttinE average he
yond the pale of discretion. and it
~ figured has won tho prize.
Tcda. the local new ~papers are
Joud In their denuDciatiVn "f tho
unspOrtsmanlike tactics that pre-
dominated yesterday. and II will
unauestiorabI> cast blemish
on the game IN general and will
probably require the services OF
the ratiOnaI commission tO I'M
rnxcl H..
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SALE Of TICKETS FOR
WORLDS SERIES CLOSED
Mail Distribution of Reserved
Seats Now 0n-Demand
Greater Than Supply.
Special DISPATCH to The Star.


PHILADELPHIA. October 10-Erery-
thing is now in readiness for the mail
distribution Of reserved seat tickets for
worlds championship games Nos. ] and
2. October Il and 1s. in this city. After
ceaseless toll the Athletic club officials
now have everything in shape for the
filling of the mail orders received. This
work will begin today and continue
until all orders have been filled or the
supply of reserved seat tickets is eX-
hauSted.
AS promulgated by the national COM
missions representative, John A Heyd-
Ter, no orders will be recognized mailed
later than Saturday night. and If any re-
served seat tickets remain over after
all orders are filled the same will be placed
on public sale next Friday morning. as
arranged for by the commission. which
has the supervision of all world S
championship games.
Demand Exceeds Supply.
Mr.. Heydler said: From present in
dications, however, the orders received
by mail will far exceed the supply of
tickets. The orG-rs will be filled impair
TALLY, no order being given preference
over another, and when the supply of
tickets is exhausted any orders left
over will be returned to the SenderS.
Owing to the great amount OF work en-
tailed in the handling Of these mail Or
ders. together with the other arrange
ments that must be looked over in the
caring for these games, it may be that
the club officials will not be able to
return all untitled orders until late in
the week or even after the series
closes. The club management asks
that all those who do not receive tick
cts will please refrain from making in
quiry about their orders until after the
series is over.
They also ask that the patrons do
not annoy them next week inouiring
as to their orders or as to when they
may expect to receive their tickets, as
no attention can he given to such in
Guiries. and attempts of this kind SIM
ply retarded the work of getting the tick
cts out.
This mail order sale simply covers
reserved seats, that any applicant
whose order may unfortunately fall
among those that cannot be filed need
have no fear of being unable to secure
a seat to see the games, as besides the
reserved seats there are approximately
20 900 more seats at Shibe Park and for
which tickets will only be placed on
sale the day Of the game at the ball
park.
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Dispatch 10 The Star

Special Dispatch To The Star
PHILADELPHIA, October 1o.-Connie
Mack figures things from an entirely dill
ferent angle than do most base ball men,
and his latest is that the catcher is often
responsible for a pitcher being hit when
the fans blame the twirler.
You have heard them yell Take him
OUT take him out when a pitcher is
going bad, but did 1t ever occur to them
that there might be something wrong
with the other end of the battery, the
catcher?" said Conk1ie Mack.
We'll. it's true he continued. Il was
a catcher myself and I know.
Now. you will often see a pitcher be-
ing hit freely; It may be the pitcher S
fault and again 1t may not. Chances are
about q, out of every 100 that it isn't the
fault of the pitcher.
The catcher gives the signals, and ii
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White Is Hit Opportunity.

CINCINNATI. October 1O.-Cincinnati
Yesterday defeated Pittsburg, Z to 1. in
the final game OF the National League
season on the home grounds. White was
hit opportunely. His wildness also &C
counted for several runs. Wilson's home
run. in the seventh inning, was the fea-
ture.
Directly following the game the Cincin-
natl and Pittsburg teams contested in a
field day exhibition. Score:
r. ~. f..
Cincinnati 10 cOOO4O ky q !
Pittshurr 90 o 0 o @ o. Z,
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Lao Batting Record Against Louis Creates Suspicion Sp
PLAYERS WILL DEFY
COMMISSIONS ORDER

CHICAGO. October 1O.-StNteen
National and american League
ball players, representing forty
two by proxies. agreed at a meet
ing here last night, 1t rs said, to
defy the national commission and
play a post-seasOn series of ten
games. under the management OF
Daniel 4. Fletcher.
The games. according to the re-
port. will he played In kansas
City Immediately following the
close Of the worlds series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-10

Minneapolis players In winning the as
ISOLATION pennant set new league record
for games won In one season Their win
ming 1O1 games Of the schedule more
than equals the mark of 100 victories Sc
cured by Columbus during the 1903 race.
indianapolis had the highest percentage
ever made in the league. when in l9Uo
that team landed the flag with a per-
centage of -6S1, winning a6 games and
losing but 40 The feat of the Millers in
winning lo' on a longer schedule, how
ever. isn't really better feat than win
ming 100 in 1j4-game schedule The
Miilers had 16S games In which to do
their work.
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BETTERS HIS OWN. MARK.
Sheridan Makes a New World S
Record in the Discus Throw.

NEW YORK, October 10.-Martiu ].
Sheridan. the wonderful weight throw er
of the Irish American Athletic Club dis
played that he was in splendid form when
he esta bliShed a new worlds record for
the throwing of the discus at the fall
members games of the Irish American
Athletic Club. which We're held at Celtic
Park yesterday. The worlds champion
threw the missile distance Of 142 feet
inches. which surpassed his old perform
ance by more than two feet.
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WALTER JOHNSON GETS $500 FROM
FANS FOR STRIKING OUT 81


ing b VIZ
with fund by
mir In his
ia but
Oft with
n n
words ande him the amOup
who l. md
to wb he add
thai he hoped he would h to bingtOn club
ason he had BEEN
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National League Games.
Kane Stars for Cubs.

CHICAGO, October 10-Chicago won
the first game of the series from ST.
Louis yesterday, to g, in ninth in
ming rally. Kane started for the new
champions, getting three singles and driv-
ing home the deciding count. Cole was
wild. giving ten bases on balls, but was
lucky in the pinches. Score:
r. H. Il.
Chicago 3 10000 It'll .
ST Louis OOOOO-3 4 Q
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American League Games.
Maps and Browns Divide.

ST. LOUIS. October 10.-C'leveland and
ST. Louis divided IL double-header yes
terday, the locals winning the first. ) to
/, and the visitors taking the second,
3 to o.
Lajoie got eight hits in eight times at
bat. Yesterdays games closed the local
season. Scores:
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National League
TODAY.

TODAY. TOMORROW
St Louis AT Chicago. St Inuis ar Chicago
Boston at BROOKLYN.
Phila'a Mt New York
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Donovan Beats the Sox.
CHICAGO. October 1O.-Detroit won the
final game of the season from Chicago
here yesterday, = to I, pounding Chou
neau. an Indian recruit. for four hits and
two runs in the sixth inning. Score:
r. II. T..
Detroit ....... o O D Ga =
Chicago ........ o. 1 90 o. OIL 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-10

be the same for the players Of both
CLUBS. but that does not alter the fact
that next year tho National League
ma gnates should abandon their petty
political Squahbles and agree upon a
shorter schedule Of playing dates. thus
increasing the likelihood Of the games
played under conditions which viii in
sure exhibitions of the national game
at its best estate.
Experts Pick Cubs.
II the consensus of expert opinion AS
voiced through tho newspapers l. 10 I've
accepted final. then those benighted
persons who may fancy thc Athletics
had better play them a place. With the
exception of American League ma cnatcs
and players. who would naturally favor
the Athletics. having seen so mu ia of
them. tho Cubs seem the choice of the
great majority of the critics. But for
tunatek, expert opinion * not always
ilnaI-ln fact, in sporting events particu
larly it is more often wrong than right
IN its deductions. The fact that these
deductions as TO the relative merits Of
the two teams IS not based upon equal
observation OF their playing should be
| taken into consideration by those whose
Judgment il apt to be influenced by what
they read. 1T is not unreasonable to as
sumo that to the very able and intell-
gent YOUNG men VINO sr1nd out the daily
base ball pabulum for Phila delpha fans
the Athletics may appear to be better
than they really are, and they may APP
pear TO them to have the worlds series
cinched. They probably see the Athletics
play a hundred or more games during
the season, while at best their oppor-
tunities to see the Cubs perform is linn
TIED TO eleven games. And il is just the
other way round with the high proved
gentlemen who compile the base ball
dope for the Chicago enthusiasts.
Can't See Athletics.
Nearly all the Chicago critics have put
themselves on record. and one OF them
Hugh Fullerton. anticipated them all
right in midsummer. when he figured
out the probable outcome of the words
series between the Chicago Cubs and
the Boston Speed Boys, for Rr'er Fuller
ton couldn't see the Athletics thrOus!: d
pair of binoculars. Jimmy Cruisenberry
OF the Sunday Telegram is the latest au-
thority to put himself on record. lie
declares that eliminating luck and or
merit alone the Cabs will take -four
straight from the Athletics. But notice
the anchor that Jimmy has thrown Il
windwarJ to save his reputation as 4
prophet in the event of the Athletics up
setting his dope by winning q game OF
SO, or possibly the series. illuminating
luck is good. If the Cubs should &c
badly--and il is the history Of the tur
that price does not always predeternline
the winner-and the Athletics should Win
the series, then II would he the luck
with which Brer Cruisenberry qualified
his prediction
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
National League.
SCHEDULE.

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Etucinuati Is. ,Tebruor.

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Hauhloie Stiidfoblen S460, antbracite
81 20 per Ioune abseliefert. Cote toiten
11--l2e per Bu. abgeliefert.
Sdmereten.-Ndrtt itetiq. SGeeiaas
rten 81 5000 auf benz geleiie uno -. .7j
g.y5 per sSu pom Stere. Etmotbp Il 40
I. 80 auf benz @eietie uno 81 5000 per
Bu. pom Store. gu6pei3en Sl.0O, 5La9
idQnfu - 90 per Wu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Chtcaan. II. Tebruar


Weh[. - Ter Wartt mar feit. ggiuter
Butents - l5-51J, 5troiahts s. .OO-5 40,
Sprina gateuts 81 .65-i so, Straiabts 81 80
--5.05, Sasers S32O-5.35.
Bei3en. Tur Rai ll3sz - lbs,
am Sdllas 1876, far Sui lolss-l05$zc, {,
am Sd,lub lOiLc, iiir September 993. -
l00s&c, am SdllB s994c.
@eEihtorn.- -- Tnr Rai 6734-6s5Ic,
am S6lub 67I.c; iir Suit 6s51SS-6995c, am
ShluB 6s3zc; fur September 6S1+-6911 &c,
Safer, - 'Tar Mai 47I-is15e, am
eaInb 4sc; far Sult 441s - 451.e, am
ShluB 441zc; fir september al ape,
am Snlub lie.
Aed1e Re. 2 SD-Slc.
Gerite. - Gute Futteraerite 65-6sl c,
CUTE bis Dolce RaI'aerfte 69-73c.
Fla ds iaGmeH. - 5se. 2. Is. 209c,
Ro. u. ". 2lgc.
Iimetbgi iaamCu.-SI.0 .05 per Geniner.
AIeeia iaameu.-s.l4.00 90 per Gentner
Rebpcrt. - S23. .75-24y00 per 8bl.
5tir Wai S23.65 23.s21S, an SdluB
1910; fur Salt s23,62L - 23.77hs, am
sdmai,.1s sl2 sex -Ia.s IS per 100
nib. Siir Rai Sl2 lz--l2 80, am Sblub
Ei< .SI/x lAE >NAI1 Si%.is12 S'c<+s, dHs
ShiuB sl2 81
Sbort 8tpprnietten. - 2oie sl2 90
--l2 80 per 100 gio. sir Biai sI2 4211a-
i255, am Sdlub ~ 30; fir Snli Sl2 40
-i2 80, am SdIuB Sl2.47k.
z Snulteru-S Sbort flare Seiten, pers
padt. i2.50-l2.1 .1j.
8utter-aEarit itetie. Creamery 25--
28c. Tairp 2l--25c
Gier, Martt itarf. Sriide 25 -
csc per Tuyena.
aaie. Eartt itetts. Cream l61z-l7e
per 9fauo.