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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
To Test Betting
And Other Laws

BY United Press Wire.
New York, Sept 3.--The Jockey
club attorneys win test the anti-oral
betting and directors liability laws on
neutral ground. Attorneys represent
ing the racing interests plan to hs,v
an arrest made at one of the county
fairs this fall As quickly as posi-
BILE the case will be rushed to the
court of appeals so that a final de-
oision may be reached before the time
comes to decide whether an attempt
shall be made to conduct thorough
bred racing next year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
Rheumatism eured in "a Hours

Rheumatism cured In "a Hours
Bacanor. a. 1 RisfsP8Fs PstaBSTs. ps si .ay! a;'F
short time sipce | procured bot
tie OF DR.. -Detohon's Relief fer Rheu
matism. II gob me out OF the house
in "A hours. hook to my bed with
rheumatism nina months ago and
DIR. Detchon's Relef .foy Rheumatism
is the only medlcint tat did me an.
good. ! had five W the best ply
very little relief from them. l know
Dr. Detchons Relief for Rheumatism
to be what II Is represented and taIcs
pleasure In recommending II to 9TH
or poor sufferers"
SOLD by The Dumbls Pharmscx
Dru p9is. Onp KAr- un"ss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
FREIGHT STEAMER
BURNING AT SEA

Boston Mass, Sept. 3,-Wireless
aespatcnes received at the office Of the
White star line here today tell Of the
burning at sea of the freight steamer
WeSt foint. from Glasgow TO Charles
ton' south Carolina. The messages
came IRON the Devonian. az the Ley
iaha me, and simply said the Devon
ian nad rescued sixteen OF the West
Foihts crew There was no statement
~ " whether life had been lost,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03

McChessncy ditch ands-ordered the
sale for september II at 2 o'clock
Everett aged four months, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Font OF
north Main street died at the home
of the parents, Friday evening at
o'clock as the result of spinal trouble
Funeral services were held at the
home today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
.vANUTElL|
\ PApA[ lEGATE
90
Given an Enthusiastic
Greeting and Granted the
Freedom of the City Of
Montreal. y

Montreal. Sept 3-within 100 yards
j0f tho spot We're Maisonnauve knelt
IN 1912 and. with a solemn mass
qlalmed all of "the north" for France
CARDINAL yiDcenzo vanutelh. papal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
COMP PARATIVE
STATISTICS

The following comparisons of pop
ulation with New York City's 4,766,
SSS may be found of interest;
EXCEEDS 1900 POPULATION
ON MANY CnAn nIS CONInIN I'm
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03

satisfied he would go outside the
room and fight 1t out with him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03

The will of John f, Kennedy has
been admitted to probate,
The county commissioners Friday
adopted the engineers report on the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
RAILROAD NEWS
4 n y n y 4 y q d d

There will be meeting today of
Pennsylvania and Norfolk & Western
officials to complete the deal whereby
the n. & W. is to acquire the Column
bus, Sandusky & Hooking
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03

The Pennsylvania has advertised a
special train for state fair visitors
next week. 1t will leave here at 1855
=. m. and returning will leave Column
bus at $50 p. m. each day of the fair.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03

Remember Glover hsaf Flour. eodtt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
LAW TINNI>
Past Watch 90 DsabIr, ~ u.'-op.u,,.
thampisuship

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'tf
r''h I"7 'h" women VI IN
pinn-rip '~-i~r,tE. a. r'...
t..p rr,f,b.- La Obj. ..r...
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round We. M" tee. u'r '.U...
plavrr- were Nj. William d.
81 tl.tl u.rt,. ,....r...
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MOOT" "h' WI '''''
There vaS lot 90 '.as- 'H ...
bath Miss Moor" AMI NJ.
,..,,,,.,I ,r,,,,pt,p. Nj .
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nav lnhai "''''' TUT ,'..'''' '-.
Hardy has nor -" iI' r'. ..'.. r.I
~, 49," 49,, 49, D.. .s
llh' ItaN ~ ~, ~ .s
III" ~ h,i"us'"''N .'. rr
Nj ni ~" las ''~l ilG' or 1t... .-. ~
and diving iIuW ~" iH-'. ...' a,
al ~" me-, Ia ~" NJ. 90 5000
and ~ Ila,lng shots pu''iu4 f.,.. ....,
a. ever point winning p Do, 49,. ....
M.- Moore -t..lr,I l,r-..If .r ... .. -.
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IA" match - WI. r,H'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07

PHrLNpTLrHtN. oct Timely Triples
hy Ford IN the NTH inning and n similar
swat nv knight IN round eight enabled
the Yankees - win m" second gam" from
IN" champions TODAY 3 tot Ford- smash
cam" With Austin On first. giving IN" High
landerS their nr>t run OF the game while
knight cleaned AZ ~" r'In~ when he lifted
eighth Jimmy DvgCr' did not pitch 4
had game, hut the ansers GOT 70 him
AZ the proper moment They only made
two ht- Oh Dvgert during the Hr-' seven
rounds but in the eighth they Copp~d
ihT"" solid smu-he~
putting the ball over Nu-'lu- mead Mo
lnne~ doubled - l~'' Int Baker.- single
- c"ntr" sent l"rd h"m" hau-"r vas
iher" with strr'uc" "a Which F"rd threw
hum "u'. hu' Murphy could no, pu' the hali
out nj Au-un'~ reach and Ford tanned
Rarrv In Tho neNi session torq ~a~ iha'
IT. team got back N" ran rv driving homa
Austin. Who had walked % first Ford
slammed III. nall To- extreme righ' Aeld
the tall rolling way down 90 the gate bstor"
Murphy could r-'risN" I' DHnlels walked
and he vas allowed - steal second 80 a.
down y loos"d good TOT another tally. hut
~ m"mp sn En- "a e., ,GoT' ny 10 ,Murphr
reach m" plate aud tha-" flew ont t. Lord
IN re -iNth 'ha iigtbuders had ,l'"Ss
cali. hat go ou' OF % n"lr alter ord had
singled ara N-uJ 20 'hirt on VI. iunr- :
groruder. Ilpor's droursd kriVl''- hruw
~ s"'pud Nc luu"- Wa Oh ~e'"rd Whom
hlket s'rl,N, 81, l'u-"t srpunded 10.
tack throw utpp"d hmm a. lNe rlt's
Nurlhv IoulnI - Austin
In the eighth D1rl"l- d.rd c,-l' bone
lirwphill drupp"d lrNH. letgHsr iU lr'f
which u~tted Two SICK thH-. rg,F ".t
an lp'eld ~ - M'lbiH- Iui then -i'l.
-s"oud .~ iH"wphlll p-r,hei pu flirl
Knight hen ,ia. ned ~ fItr RATHER rtIH-t
tie ls't field Ten" l@Unr'a grpuud"l to
Barry and Nnigh'. lbs" l1rd 'r'",l 20 rei,h
nom" and he too 49, ''rrru nu'. 'r7n ug
'he second iu ~ IrnIug laurrie -trle
-sruui Aut vent - 'lITl - iN".rt- iht.r,
M re" vRlk =. bu' diet -'ctliug
koU h- g. HtrrN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
cry ATHLETES no WEII.
New York. Wen score We'll ~ DarImouih'.
Intrrclass Meet.

HNNuvrr. y n. co. . New Work
athletes ~h"n"d up strong % the pnr'T"rru
Iuter,la~- games which were won by iu.
Sopnumorrs ms afternoon n HAYWOOD
4 " Richmond . d l.ukcman. all \"u
! ork mon and \ Il TilI.y lri-h Amer.
ICan \ { were among the winners II'"v
establishing new ''ilrg" record OF la
throw ( Il Marc-au. ~ Won TON III.
mai" and'tNo m'lss m" meet was Ira,.
nors- and freshmen ana va NO, dccidcd
until tho last event The SUMMARY
go Nari Won hI , n Br"sn'u - 90
10, ~ }arra Won BY y rnS.rssa,,, -, y. y
'" go Isrd Won 6y " ricsmont. q a.
~ YARD Won BY u Haywood - g. 3,
Tirrr y , second.
Gne Nc, Won ~, =, r. Marco. =. y q,
minutes ~ seconds
No,e, II Second u u lyons D: 'hi5i fi,~,.
b. ''2 ,NH,h loa Hurdle, Won hv , y 7r'cv
rhird Tlmc. = ? second.
I'd " = NTi's . ,~cpna. ! = iu-r>nr
'n,Id Tim: - ..s,cond;
nan 80, - ~ N.Ld"g =: '""'nd u fll.g
rg,unE - Pound shot Woa by O. p lulcrar
- Marien; !: second Tu,ey ~
throwing - Pound Hammer Won by II
TiIlcN D. " B NArtCn y second \ FHvt..
- ihird plst,nc~. - feet "a irrH-,
college rsrprt
Throwing ui~rf.s Won hv 5 joyce ...
O. MArden. -. second \ ~ u = 81 tr.-.
Distance. ~ feet inches
Rroad jung Won b. & Hucs. rs O. Luxe
man. "a s-roni H. y Knight o. thlr1 Dr
lance p feet
High fumT-Wnn ~ a InrIgr' - " -
Mason. n second Nc, 'olloIvH. - mini
Height $ feet ~ inches
rol- Vault = Buck "a snd % 2 Ho'dr-,-
- ue,i for 'rst " N Mason a. 'hIrt Wrirhr
n feet inrhe.
~ art Reia, Won ~ ialt 'cn-r % - u's--.
" Ncnmund. q ". nron1or Ard ,
HroVne'' Time. : '~Ir... ~ @ E ,s,nnd> Nr,
college rrcprt
score ~ Point Sanhpr~rr.s 20 T-sshrr.e-
- seniors >: juniors -
Tho sophomores bear 'h" freshmen N
the rrSt game % 'he fan baseball s.-ie.
Nv the score of 10 90 70
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| i0ms this afternoon. several - the hfsi
sSrlns lihsmsn. res,sd AMI Frtndls "a. "a"
only big eAcf 20 enter .crimrnaEs .
-on. stevens and Bohn~t Of tho .yaT-ry
| we're not called into scrtfnmag~. NJ. nov
ever. sent through iEnal. TOT n"al a.. ~
from the back hsid - csntr~. PLAYED a fa-f
gam. this aftsrnnon stevens did s"0''
81 hi- fisht> travelling over SEVENTY yari-
without the wind u BROOKS. Who ~ ut'.'t
his knee slightly Yesterday. dill not PLAY
to day
Owing 10 the warm weather Yesterday
and to the fact that two hard scTimmag''
practices With the High school 81 tom-
perce were held Tuesday and "Wednesday 4
u" New York University football SQUAD
tice started out With plac" and drop kl-k-
In which all tho hacks participated illre
this Mo-t II the time Was Sront In prac.
Using the forward pass. on~ide kicks and
other trick piay- The many new p l,h
out -plendidlv and every one cn'"rtatn~
high hopes for ~" struggle with Princeton
a. end and did Crcdi'able work NIXON. last
wears star pugrtsThaCl, has Succeeded, IA
poets To- be cut O-noTroN.
Nav H,vrN, Conn. oct y Was an
nounCed to- night nv the ale ticket depart
meni that the plan for the ah"i m"ui 81
tickets "a the Yale Harvard football game,
NoNenlner ~, tFleN lA~t NNaT VIII ne Ihi
lowed again this year, with one "Nc"p,ton
Owing "a the extremely heavy demand '"f
tickets la tho Harvard game az CsmhTidg"
reduced to two tickets each. With the eN-
cspiion Of seniors IN all departments Of the
shea these an" ciass Ss' being allowed three
eeats. The exception from the plan OF
last year e that the sophomores r. The
TO apply for three tickets and they Will be-
allotted three Il there are suficieni ticket.
20 ssm no oPsn and i9r cS Sar
day, November J. ate o'clock VI For the
pTnsston TSmS the 6 If vail Se ,nTee
Applications for this game also open nsNt
Monday and close Tuesday. November !.
At y NJ.
IrUACA. y. Y. Oct e-Eyer-thing was
he CoTneii i" cdsches having psceiVSG S s,,,S
faction In their eSorts to get Tho varsity
men on the hill for practIc" ever alter
md Piichsf. whom Reed ,l~cisrS- are w,ortT
men Tars d H M This a T%S% ' G
Capt Sin'son. pohh. baker, Austin H'd
Champaign collins and M"llnlu we're
"ork a. Ief' hall ! $ White played H i let,
end. blackwell vas IN for Austin and frauk-
taken to the training tshle The forward
pass was featured prominently m ~" -'rim.
vas brought 20 an abruSt 'lOSe h' % heavy
doVnpour of rain. Parry pa tho gam"
Butler snapped a neat p,-s ~ bate WI"
scootsd across the line Tor the r--' fpUrh.
down. The neNt touchdown was made ou
a ptrS to Munk. VIII" travelled i'IrtN-Av"
yards - The I'VE ward line. vpr" Pit nor
took a forward pass over the line IN"
newt Two tour hdoNuS ~gr@ scored ON fu3u-
hles nu'ler and WHITE mai king then, ar'aT
thiTtN yard runs \ little later Butter IU.
fsr"spted 4 scrub forward pt-- Hi md
h"id and d1rted through -" Who'll" s,.rub
team over slippery ground 'nr fov"t.
down. IA vidsou. quarter hack ON tho SCRUBS
: an hled y kick soon thereafter and
" hyts carried N over TAYLOR. u"r
hauraCk on the s,rIu-. did good vorN
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tshtn g'pn Milan Ffb-ffsld street sksr
Firsi 49, sfrut> ltnstln Nashingtun
b,as "a BAL. t,N NrHals > ~ WaiAsf ~
turnann strtrs cat 10 McHals. b Wakef
% Johnson % IA Hsisis ! Nnnr rtn iewtt
v -. t.sss w. levi. res bas- hn raFTissn
80 Vi. - Hits plftsIl WaEn~f Sto~n hs@rs-
Milan f1bsIfrid tInuin gnau. ltalstnn tloubir
Ifaf Ns Hfffs snh ~strns Tintf Hit ~ pitrhrf
w. uaIssr Wuopsr ~ MrHals HCunninghsmi
~ Wo,u .IItIstonr VIA pitch Walksr tuipare
in rhtrf Cd tauEruu f1riu umpire pineeu
Tive. hour.
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SHOW DECISIONS POPTLiR.
judges Hu the Popular Taste ~ Morris.
tewn

Fortunately for all concerned. the judges
~ M" Morustown horse show seemed able
- mas" decisions which W"r-' popular with
rho competitors A. we'll a. the rail birds
yesterday. and the opening dav was not
intrrrd hy any Of 'hs difference. which have
occurred IA nearly every show Of late
rho houur- were 80 evenly divided IN the
la-u,.-, rlasss. 'ha' no On. could hnd cause
FOR compliant. and ~" Elnrhsm stud Farm
eu'ric. ,lrrIei away a gnodlv number Of
trophies I'orflm LADY and Leader had
20 how bsior" u" WIT IlauaganS
superb par lta'lplnn and Prince charming
iu 'n" tandem class Nj FLANAGAN arrived
~ 'Hr show grounds |u-' too late 80 drive
Nls HORSE. hut not too lat" 20 see them
.tr-t ~ rho nonor~ The ludy and radeF
behaved fairly we'll bat flDrham surprise.
vrn go hr'rf 81 ahead ~ Flofham Regent
Iu-r-'"u ou facing IN" Asinnish@d g"lding,
vuo 49, behaving any well hammered
- "'."- should Mrh the. true feminine
instinct -" wa- not satisfied un'il she had
n.r. IMPLICATED - ell. and she managed 20
.'.' 'u" race. under hi- forrfee' before she
Gould 10. induced 20 80 ahead and take he
u Witch 49,, ~" hest the Judges had 10
ur Watson .howcd some good ones IN
f-p,u M same -,ahlN lie had IN the rins
% u.s one allied florham Gnldhnd"r Flor
nam SurI,rt-" and Flohau sovereign. tho
~",cr~rgn come. 81 rro'tinS bred stock
auI n''or" o." Lost hi. 'aii was a good win
Nlr flanagan had k"nruCky, Prince
t.rrwIlg md ka'npIau on exhibition AMI
H". !.,i o. "d -'""i tni manner a.plentr
- nat " Ns- lWDo-~ihls 20 beat them
% ~nu" one .uuld have a hear to hear
COL. with I".nG"a- and convince him Of
go 'H. show rng who rould heat him ~
r"E'. s- NrlE and With plenty ~ s'' ION.
.. -rou- D. AL Nr p,HlI.ns and gong az
100 'ta ar when a-ksd 20 show anv speed
%. p"'pU'Il tsd htm entered WITH Energy
,l9 fH"',' ht' although hey gave =
"A ~ ,..r,l .t,,,
NrGr.v MORRISON III not show ~ cheat
-. '" AT @ S @' W,n "a, cas-. % n" on"
' ~ ..i-Hs 49, t' ,, ~ on
t III, -,
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ToiA.~ - - =
'RAurd fog slaughter IN tie ninth inning
Philadelphia = \ "a q
BOSTON 81
Runs Philadelphia ritus kuahc. Mage
Grant GiTard Boston Collins q Goodc.
~h~an Reck : Miller. sweeney. BurE RAriden
Ma''rrn. lrf' On bases boston, : lhila
dsIpria . Iir>' base On balls on MAttern 8.
o. Iving. 80 Glrard struck OUT
H. Np''~rn i. hN Ewing rs Girard
Home runs Raridsn rituS Collins Three
base rit> tnodr. Grant. poolan. Collins Two
nsss .it- collins Sweeney Mage RcrS Miller
hTahc = Nattsru sacrifice M hatirru
y olcr ha-r> Collins Miller Double plaN>
HIrg Shesn and HrrA hates and Nrsnsnrd
mr. rl pitcher a, tirArd Wees sacrifice
r'rs Sr~sn Nsgr~ mpir~ m chief Fa~nn f.
reid umpire 'oru>'oue I'm" nopr and ~
minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07

Milo Murphy has signed e., '-ar cor rae
beginning WIN uTst NVg..'. To- Hc' - f'N.rc-
A. PenuS, " ania INidrutN ucy Ike HiLs
down rnrfr
Hen MuTphN Nnphor1oTr ~ Penn b.. Gpsr,rl
To srorr In The intercollegiate hauugr 'fruv
neN sprinE lAN year a. q freshman he va.
throw ing scout is iesf
The fat game ~ Princeton vii ~ held on
October 81 The autumn meet ~ Harvard viii
NJ prt1heT -
Almost thr entire baseball tram ofthe cham
paign Nigh S~hoo has entered the freshman
class a. the CniveTsi,y Of IlllnOlS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07

The t.oln game h"'v y fcnn of IN. , r.
from W"-' Point and team 81 mcrnor- Of
squadron 4 which wa 80 have been play,,i
Yesterday afternoon ~ Nam I ort lardi Prs
vas post Ion~d until .Iay a. T. VI The
West Point team was unahl" 10 .sf tram =
portal ion for 10 ponies from West POM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
t>OTHER RFIORD ar NEW,Rk.
Jones Gentry Keats Figures for Three
Nrar-old Pacrrs

\Fw'FN ! oct lnnrs G.u.ry
81 q hli-h~i record a. Tho uIymrf, PARK
track N"r" 'n. iay for three, car. old. IT.,
pa inE he 'hird and winning heat of rl..
~ pace m glg. his H. Ir far fl.
ia~'"-' tine ever mad" 10y % lr..., wear Old
over half mile ring N.Naudnr T. +, y. r,r
pI"t ~" .! troi. Nh..h Na- uNe heal
afsu The ~ummRr.
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ATHLETICS AGAIN HUHDLED
HIILHEN. HTTH rom PITt 20.
NC. DO THE TRHh.
Ihases N~n strenEih-n Th~ir "trip "a
~ersnti place a. the nhiir ~oN Take
the Measure sf the DrtroIts BosI"as
Win ard Lose In n Double Header.

NgAin tho thghland'r- defeated tho
Champion Athletic m rhil1d"lphln v",i"r-
dav. Russell ford pitching hi> twenty
sixth vtcturv Tor m" N"w lork team
Cha-e'- men nov hold second place In tho
American League raC" hy margin ~ ~
points. a. m" prtTott- wrT' easily di-po~ sod
of hN tho chicago White SnN. who secured
clean I'm" 10 -iNth po-i'tnn Tn" boston
Red SnN Won and lost IN a doubt" header
IN MR-hlnslnn In, r,.-LIIl.
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New Work., 70: hro0hhn, "
Iiurago. Q: PtII>hurg, ~.
IIo>Ion. 2O: philadelphia, :.


the Polo Grouud- YESTERDAY and also hal
tho visitors a. hr~ mercy until ~" last m
ming when DO apparcn'N ca-ad up I y
to that point ~" RrooAlvns hai gathered
only NNe hit, ami had been shut out
prncke tied tho s'riN"ogt record for the
season m the National l"asu" and oddly
enough 10 performed 10" i"a' AGAINST the
anne team Whl.h -uyc lmnrd thirteen times
% Earl Mo,Ee ut tho lhiladelphIIs ld~'
summer overall of m" 'vh~ also struck
ont a similar number ih'- ,"ar
Cy.Rarger. ON ~" other hand. Wa atom
UArAtIl civ cav u-lrA for The 6Iau'-. who
Nnocked uut rir."u ht'. and bv bunch ing
ia of them with a has" ON hall- and ~"
errors they rolled 40 81, runs m m" fourth
tnnms S'ars Tho BrooNvn ~horr stop
made i've IN i-plANs 'No fumhi"-. 'Nu poor
throws and a muir hu' D." wHnacri 20
accept mn. other chances and as" sent m
Two of Brooklyn.s three runs 100 OBJ" 'naI
inning with a timely single
John T. Brush, pre~Iden' of N" \eV
York club saw hh first game Of the season
here He rode In an automobile onto ne
aeAt and watched the proc"''iru.s from N"
ar which stood lose 90 -" grand stand
~t outside of m" riyhi field foul I'M"
Mr Brush applAudei prl. =" a. h" tanned
out me visitors one after another AMI
-eeinat 10 eniov 'h" outing Imm"u-"lE
Davidson opened th" game with a
zrounier that va. ea-y for DOVE and
Dauber' wA- called ou' on strikes Wheat
hot a lean ON" to ."'' TO- a has". nu'
Drucke also famed Hymm"I tor ne 'hlrt
out
Devor. began New Works. hall with
hunt tn Rarscr whose uul.s THROW heat
him StarS umbl~t pnrI"- twisting
groundsr nv' IN" IrN' moment AIRY
wa- out by ", o." ~ irving 80 teal second
BARGE, speed "a, liud.us. and >n"dsra--
rptlrs,i the -Idn uu strikes
toul-uu Tanned 100 'u.' 80, ond inning aud
Nptl 'o''n tore u. % -ftrEIn' ." foo ,ru'r"
tor nag k."m ,aiI'.i ~fa-, "I' nu a
-I-iks that looh"t ton '.sr AMI 4"
prr.,ks hon -"''I"i Miller '"" -uru" va
ana >'r.,A or 'r" sci"
Murrt, droyY'd q nI-' uI' 10 r...n' ~ 'h"
Dlanr', half. h.r Brdvrn instead ~ ~,.r.-
"Ctng popped d. Poo STAR, l''u VI .rrt'
started 90 -'"tl. ,uI. 'o h1N" Nli-r 'u"
throw 'u ~,Is ruru r.m ht'k p",Iu
walked trt a. b" hrok" '"r "ut M"r Ni"
cracked e ~h1ru ground % POO ~'ur~ IA"
lIt'er.- fnroN 'u 'r,f w. -ipf'. N.f pl.i'.r'
mai" % neat o.. ,u, an. ended 20" inning
AFTER Etrg"r raI Tanned 90 rHr inI-i
ming Davidson u"uut ". H 80 ntgg"r
O." rEhl Nthu q IT," '""' ~ Mr hIu-h
luHad nu' NHst' 49, H.' ps % pitched ball
and siol" second lh"u bfu"A" sfrI.h out
humnei and ~"~ loudly h""r.d
just - "a" HIuu'- Ven 'u 90" h1' Tor
their nall KLEIN h"trl -.'u" 'autrN- that
anne from ~" Br"'tl'u ""u. b
rred kl"m ptNI~u .up.ni r-'or .-n"d
Ne protested vigorously 'U. '.f. u.'' non.
pr" wouIdnr .~''r .r"u ~" Ir9w..n
on he uav I" -c'Iu-.on N."r,w, m;g p
uu" out. Dru, b." singled 'o centre. rl4 -
mud on p-yur" fNu '.t-" Dor 20 of Hr.l
u",or" -stpu'd - th.'I "u 49," 'hr"N 30 n"
plate and counted on De 81. ru'.r - ~n"i1rr--
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SCHEW ~ TOR LOCiL CAVES.
Giants and HiEhIanslerS TO Csnaict WITH
the worlds Series.

Having already agreed TO play the hrst
three games ~ Tho local post season series
on October ~ ~ and IS the rival New York
clubs ds"d'd after a long conference yes
r"rdpy 20 conflict with the worlds cham
pion-h,p games between tho cubs sud
Athletes IN Philadelphia on October ~
and ~ ~ tho ,onfercn"" NcT, President
John I Rru~h md acting Secretary W
VI Grty - N" Giants President Frank
IJrrrll of tho IiRhlandcr- and Thomas
: l.rn,h. pres ideHt ot tho National League
and m"mh.r of the National Commission.
~ nr~' y wa- thought hest to cell - halt
~ the l's al series after October ~ 50 that
There would he ne clash with h" games IN
rhilad"lphI on p"toh"r and - and that
~" GIANTS and llighlnnder~ 'Olld then re
sum" IilaNing ou bCtobar ~ but when u
N.- considered that the weather might
20" un:I, orahl. and that Ce-~ati Ton nj
tur"~t y Vas dertdsd 10 play on consecutive
w"rk DAYS Farrell and Brush eXpreslinR
championship games would not seriously
aaf"ot The ATTENDANCE N either cny ;"
was promulgated a. follows
October ls-At the Polo Grounds
October u NJ the Hni rop.
%c,SssT Il ~, ne ,i hH'G rS Grounds
October Is At the Polo Grounds
pctoher ~ ~ the Hul Tor.
october ~ TO be decided by toss ~ a seventh
game i necessary.
n was announced that Justice Thomas &.
- SulliN an ot the Court Of General Sessions
Nill represent the National Commission in
IN" conduct Of the local chAmunonship
games Iu-tiC. O'SulltvAn IL "A well known
non partisan baseball enthusiast, VINO has
been a regular patron of both New York
'lup~ and hI- appointment NaS quickly
approved Hugh MCBre~n Of the Boston
American aud William Locke 81 the Pitts.
burg ,luh will manage the business end
pf the saTieS
The statement was also made after the
conference that there will be no free list.
b"yau~a Of the fact that the PLAYERS are 10
come IN for "A share Of the irst four games
h" New York Americans will reserve 300
grand stand seats ats each for the accom-
mediation NJ regular patrons. while q larger
ugmhsf pt chairs a. the same price will he
49, % dc a. The Polo Grounds The sale of
saa'- Nill begin IN few days the time and
plA'" 20 b." duly announced The club
owners ~aN they will do their heat 10 keep
tickets ont of the hands Of spsCulatprs.
AMI they ask ne fans To cooperate with
them 20 NJ end
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Nun~ NeN ore HrrnQ1i|. fHs' Austin
IhuadeprA lord LETT On bases %. au'.pHin.
Ne0 NorN. tlT>t ua~" on ball, 90 DID,. ger =
N'r1rs o. rs forI us nb ger Three
hass mr., fori kulgn' Tvn rn~s rI'- Nr.rr.
hrwpr'. ~hrrin-~ F.' Npr-gr rfn..u H.r-r,
DANCES rec kIs'ln. tHa.~ L1uDTfr FpHr. 70
pa Thomas and uR.~r Pss.-I ~. N.rrHrI
7 wpirr 900 'his' Connolly rcd .upilt I.rr.
Time Nol and ~ min a's,