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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct. 10.
A DMIRERS of Connie Mack's
~ American League champions are

A DMIRERS of Connie Mack's
~ American League champions are
willing to wager 2 to l thai
their pets will capture the worlds
series from the Cubs. who were out
played Monday in the first game, with
Overall pitching, and slaughtered yes
terday, with Mordecai Brown on the
slab. The 4 to / and 9 to 3 scores show
the brand of ball the winners and los
ers have beer playing. So confident are
the Athletics now that the worst they
expect to get in Chicago is an even
break in the two games of tomorrow
and Friday.
1926 n Scat.
While there is no indication that the
Chicago National League Park will not
accommodate all who are willing to
stand in line to see the games, the de-
mand for reserved seats has taken on
a sudden activity.
The number of seats that reached the
hands Of spectators is not known, but
tickets were disposed of yesterday at
hotel newsstands at from s15 to $50
each. Even at this price the demand
was greater than the supply, and orders
could not be filled. Prospective pur-
chasers were told hat a supply of seats
for tomorrow's game would be on hand
today, but advance odds were not
taken.
No Luck Talk
If there was any doubt about the
luck in the first game being in favor
of the Athletics that doubt-was dis
PEELED yesterday. when the Athletics
mauled and hauled two Cub pitchers
for fifteen hits and nine runs, while
Coombs held the National Leaguers to
three tallies. Previously the worst
drubbing the Cubs had ever received In
a worlds series contest was on October
II, 1908, when the Detroit team won
the contest it captured in W worlds
series against the Chance crew. The
score on that occasion was 8 to 3. Yes
terday it was 3 to 3.
Mordecai Brown, who was expected
to prove a puzzle for the Athletics, was
hammered off the mound. Richie, who
succeeded him, was no more successful.
Coombs was wild. but he did not have
to work hard to beat the Chance crew
with such a big lead.
Collins was as successful in stealing
bases off Killing as he has been against
the American League catchers. This,
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JUNIOR" LEAGUES
BOWLING SCHEDULE
FOUR MONTHS LONG

THE Junior Order Bowling
League will open its season on
the Tuxedo alleys this year next
Tuesday night. The tourney will con-
tinue until February II. The schedule:
october
Tuesday, 25. Adams VS.. Boyd;
Wednesday, &c, Buck vs.. Clay; Thurs
day, 81, Cooper VS.. Fulton; Friday. rs.
Halsey VS.. Lawton.
November.
Tuesday, I. Monroe vs. East Orange;
Wednesday. 2. Prospect VS.. Ward;
Thursday, 3. Adams VS.. Buck; Friday,
4, Boyd VS.. Fulton Wednesday, g.,
Halsey VS.. Prospect: Thursday, 10,
East orange VS.. Ward; Friday, II. Clay
VS.. Cooper: Tuesday, 10, Monroe VS..
Lawton; Wednesday, 16. Boyd VS..
Buck; Thursday, II. Halsey VS.. East
Orange; Friday, is, Adams VS. Clay;
Tuesday. %, Lawton VS.. Prospect;
Wednesday. %. Monroe vs.. Ward; Fri
day, 25, Fulton VS.. Halsey; Tuesday,
90, Boyd Va. Clay; Wednesday, 30,
Adams VS.. Cooper.
December.
Thursday, /, Buck VS.. Fulton; Fri
Day. Q, Halsey VS.. Ward; Tuesday, 8,
Lawton vs.. East Orange; Wednesday,
I. Monroe VS.. Prospect; Thursday. 8,
Cooper We. Buck; Friday, Q, Boyd vs..
Ward: Tuesday. 10. Adams VS.. Fulton;
wednesday, IA. Halsey VS.. Monroe;
Thursday. Is, East Orange VS.. Pros
pect; Friday, 16, Clay VS.. Lawton;
Tuesday, 20, Boyd VS.. Cooper; Wednes-
day, 81. Buck VS.. Ward; Thursday, %,
Adams vs. Halsey; Friday. %, Clay vs,
East Orange; Tuesday. 27, Prospect VS..
Boyd; Wednesday, Is, Buck vs.. Law
ton; Thursday, 20, Cooper VS.. East Or
ange; Friday, 80, Clay VS.. Halsey.
January.
Tuesday, 8, Fulton VS.. Lawton: We'd
nesday, 4, Monroe VS.. Adams; Thurs
day, s, Fulton VS.. Prospect; Friday, s,
Ward vs.. Clay; Tuesday. 10, luck vs..
East Orange; Wednesday, II, Boyd vs..
Halsey; Thursday. ~. Adams VS.. Law
ton; Friday, 10, Fulton VS. Ward; Tues
day, II, Monroe VS.. Cooper. Wednes-
day. IS, Prospect VS.. Buck; Thursday,
10, Adams VS.. East Orange; Friday, 20,
--: Tuesday. "a, Clay VS..
Fulton; Wednesday, 25, Cooper vs..
L.awton; Thursday. rs, Monroe VS..
BOYD; Friday, ~, East Orange VS..
Fulton; Tuesday 81, Ward VS.. Law
o
February.
Wednesday. !, Clay VS.. Prospect;
Thursday, 3, Buck VS.. Monroe; Friday,
8. Cooper VS.. Halsey; Tuesday. Z, Full
ton VS.. Monroe; Wednesday. s, Adams
VS.. Ward; Thursday, 8, Boyd VS.. Law
ton. Friday, 10, Cooper VS.. Prospect;
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PATSY KLINE, WHO,
THOUGH i'll, FIGHTS
DRAW WITH KAUFMAN.
HOUGH sick from a severe cold,
Patsy Kline, of this city, fought
IN - y..r-oo, - Dbi1adaf-


Patsy Kline, of this city, fought
Benny kaufman, of Philadei-
phia, a ten-round draw at the Armory
A. c. in Baltimore last night. Kline
would not d%isaLpoint in spite of his
handicap, and pu' up a fast fight. the
bows were on even terms in every
round except two.
The local scrapper proved to be mas
ter at infghting. but the Quaker city
boy seemed to be a slight advantage
at long-range boxing. Kline played
mainly for the body, while Kaufman
tried for the jaw, but the clever block
ing of both spoiled the chances of ooth
to secure many srif punches,
, In the fifth round Patsy sent kaut-
,nran through the ropes with a hard ieft
to the stomach.
Kaufman had the better of he rgu-
ment in the eighth round, landn on
the local boys face and nose. Botn
were fighting hard at the finish.
The contest was originally scheduled
to go fifteen rounds. out Kline's cold
ca used a curtailment of the bout.
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MACAuLAYS' SHOOT.

Fifteen gunners raced the traps in
the weekly shoot of the Fred M~acaulay
Business MEMS Club at the Speedway
traps yesterday. "Rube' Waddell ca, =
ried of "high gunner honors, smashing
50 birds out of a possible 100. John
Gieger finished second.
Billy Stengle broke 10 put Of rs in
the dark and was high man in his
squad.
All the club members are looking for
ward for the big team shoot with the
Crescent Gun Club, of White House
station on Saturday, and also the Fred
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Come Out of 1t.
Notice how many peo-
pie picked the Athletics
This isn't the windy city
but you'd think so at
times.
He's an Oracle.
Jimmie Whytal, the
Irvington oracle. who is
a salaried official in the
auditing department of
the Telephone Company.
is the author of the fol-
lowing masterpiece: IF
Powder was Expensive,
or Explosive, Some of the
Girls in Newark Would
Have Been Busted Long
Ago"
They Can't at a Dance.
The best thing that we
can say about the Crank
o. MS is that we have
never seen one OF them
wearing a wobble skirt.
OF course, IL SOME
newspaper should print it
"Dubs," instead OF Cubs.
'twould be a typograph-
ical error.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
REDS CAPTURE SERIES
FROM The MAPS In
HEAVY HITTING GAME
Winners Bat Out Eight Runs
in the Last Three
Innings. g
THE Cincinnati National League
team, by defeating the Cleve-
land Americans s to 8 yester-

sTsHE Cincinnati National League
team, by defeating the Cleve-
and Americans s to 8 yester-
day, won the post-season series be-
tween the two clubs for the champion
ship of Ohio and, incidentally, fifth
place worlds honors Faikenberg
pitched g1lt-edged ball until the sixth
inning, when six hits allowed the Reds
to take the lead by scoring five runs.
Lobert's triple in the sixth, with two
on bases, was the feature.
The attendance and receipts for the
Ohio series as announced from the Of
flee of the National Baseball Commits
sion today were:
Total attendance, 34,894: total re-
ceipts, $1s,512.75; players share, S.
-565. 81; each clubs share, $4,407.95. and
commissions share, s1.S51.26.
The Cincinnati players divide $5,139.36
among them. while the Cleveland play
ers will divide $S,426.25.
The score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati 80 0 90 o5s1x-s s L
Cleveland ......0 0 0 0 l 0 0-5 IL L
Batteries-Suggs, Gaspar and Nc
Lean; Falkenberg, Kaler, Mitchell and
Adams.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
DE ORC X FIRST
BLOCK FROM JEVNE,

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Alfred De Orc
three-cushion billiard champion, de-
feated Lloyd Jevne, of Salt Lake City
here last night in the first block OF lou
points for the premier title, he score
being so to 81.
Both men played excellent billiards,
De ORC being the more strategic
spreading his safety play at opportune
times. One hundred innings were
necessary for De ORC to gather his %
points. his best runs being w for 4
and three of 8 each, while Jevne made
one run of 4 and two of 3"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
CARL HEALY AND
BUDDY FAULKES TO
MEET AT M'GUIGANS.
sLAsHING bout is assured Ii

SLASHING bout is assured the
"A members at Paddy McGuigan's
Club, in Harrison, tomorrow
night. when two Newark boys, Carl
Healy and Buddy Faulkes, meet In the
t bout of ten rounds Both boys
have peer training for the last week,
and are in the pink OF condition.
There will be six other bouts and a
semi-fnal between Knockout Johnson,
who has entered the ring four times
and has had six ~knockouts, and Billy
O'Hara. The preliminaries will be be-
tween Young Tacks VS.. Jack White,
Young Hicks VS.. Billy Dorcey, Smoke
Jones VS.. Kid Bell, Kid Cooper VS.. Al
Schumacher and Young SchartA VS..
Young Wiltze. Healy was to have met
Charlie Goldman, but. as he fought
last night. Jack Doherty, his manager,
thought it too much for Goldman to
undertake a go with Healy.
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safely to centre and annexed second on
a wild pitch and took third when
Meyers fumbled the ball. Doyle made
a second-story heave of Cree's bounder
and Knight tailed putting Cree on
second. Roach flied to Devore n
Mitchell aimed.
1t was the tamest game of the series.
And for the first time the fans began
to leave before the ninth.
1t has been the custom all along for
NEST of the fans to root for the team
at bat. Yesterday the Yanks were
like a visiting team, judging from the
treatment they received.
There was much JOY all around when
the scoreboard showed a sever drub-
bing for the Cubs. They love h lit
tie bears" in New York. The box score
NEW YORK "a. B)lNEW YORK IN. Ia
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19

Two-base hits-Baker 90. Lord, Collins 90.
Davis. Murphy. Strunk. Tinker, Sheckard, stein
feldt, Zimmerman. Left on b~ases-Cubs, IL.
Athletics, IL. Bases on balls-Of Overall. ! off
McIntire. 2; off Bender. 2: off Brown. S: off
COMBS, I; off Richie. none. Struck out-By
Overall, I: by McIntire. !; by Bender, s; by
Coombs, 3; by Brown, 6: by Richie. none. Double
plays-Colllns to Davis, 3; Tinker to Chance;
Murphy TO Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Schulte f2,
Zimmerman, Collins. Murphy and Barry. Um-
pires-O'D Day and Rigler tNational League) and
Connolly and Sheridan american LeagueD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
STALLINGS WILL
MANAGE The BISON
TEAM IN 1911
Former Yankee Pilot Comes to
Terms in Phila-
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
RRESIDENT HART. of the Buffalo

Eastern League Club announced
last night that he had signed
George Stallings to manage the Buffalo
team next year. Stallings managed
the New York team of the American
League during the season just closed,
until removed by President Farrell.
S%tallings piloted the Buffalo team to
a pennant in the Eastern League dur
ing the season of 1904. He also man
aged the Newark Eastern League Club
before going with the Highlanders.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19

Totals. .....3t 5 "a 10i Totals.......2 % G q 10
Runs-Knight; Devore 2, Doyle. Meyers
Mathewson.
Errors-Knight Mitchell; Loyle 2.
New York CA. L). 0 0 0 0 o l 0 o.
New York; CN. ID. l 4 0 o. Q 0 Q x.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
BRANCH BROOK CLUB
TO HOLD FIELD DAY
AT NORRIS PARK SUNDAY.

IA Ii is in readiness for the field
"a day under the auspices of the
Branch Brook A. A. to be held
at Morris Park Sunday afternoon.
The best local boys are expected to
compete in the several events, whicn
are as follows; 100, 300 and 6oO-yard
dashes, a00-yard special for Baker
Printing Company employees, one-miie
novice and five-mile' run. All the
event will be handicap affairs. suit
able prizes will be donate for athletes
finishing first and second.
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The Right Dope.
The editor of the
Booster picked the Ath-
letics, the Giants and the
Reds. If you don't be-
lieve ii. our files are at
your service. CAlso Jack
Johnson
Bender's Blenders.
Renders Blenders" is
still being worked over
time. We've barred it
from these columns.
There's more danger of
the scribes getting a sore
arm from writing the
above than there is OF
Bender getting the same
from pitching them.
A THRILLER.
Miss ". S., OF the C. o.
M. Dramatic Society.
will star shortly IN a
new melodrama, entitled
"Chased by Chink." It's
got the Eliza over the ice
stunt skinned a mile.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
A CHICAGO WIN.

TOXIC. Oct. 19.-The baseball nine
representing the University OF chi
cage which is making a tour of Japan
added another victory to its list TO-DAY
by again defeating the team from the
University of Keio. The score:
r. H. e.
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EDITED by
n. Z.
ANSWELL
To-day.

NEWARK. N, J.. OCTOBER IS, 1910
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-19
The Right Dope.

Yes, Coombs was Wild
but how about Chance?
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The BOOSTER.
Kaseks
Turned Into
Bsssts."
Come Out of 1t.

ONE PAaE-THAT"s ENOUGH.
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Use A WANT ADS.
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BASEBALL AGAIN ToMoEkow
ThomasViIle Team Will Be Here For
Three Games.

Next week will see some more
baseball games as the fast Thomas
vile team will be here for three
games, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday and it is said the Thomas
county aggregation is one Of the hest
in the state and, as the locals will be
strengthened some good games may
be expected
AS the weather indications are
taat the rain will have run its course
by tomorrow, there is no doubt but
that large crowds win see the games.
a5y}n . YFsE .sst ssBy-zBssg x - g asarsss,ssa spa
l-sl-NrssF s.e.a t.-ess- Va ~ ~
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MANY AuTolsTs REGISTERING
Over Seven Hundred Have Complied
With the Law.

Inquiries from all parts Of the state
are flowing in tc Philip Cook, secre-
tary of state. relative 10 the provis-
ions OF the new auto law, applica-
tions to register and asking for GER
tain pet numbers.
Over 700 automobiles have teen
registered under the new law and
each mail brings in more application.
Some are asking why the secre-
tary Of state does not forward their
number plates; some are curious to
know if they viii have to wear a tag
for every town through which they
pass and others want to know if THIS
state registration Is good anywhere
In the state, or only in their home
city. Still others7 ask il they will
have TO pay the municipal registra-
ton fee as before
Number plates will not be forward
ed until the latter part of next week
after delay, came about by the secre-
tary being unable to get any of the
local firms to bid on the work and
therefore had 70 send away for the
plates. They will he here next week
however, and then will be sent to
those already registered as soon as
possible
Us 10, necessary TO register hut
once in the state, and the auto bear-I
Ing the state registration number is
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A MISSISSIPPI
ENTHUSIAST
Mrs. Lena Gresham, of Clinton
Miss, Has a Few Facts to
Tell Our Readers About
Cardui.

Clinton, MisS.-"Than TO C2Ndui, "
writes Mrs. Lena Gresham. of this place.
Il have been greatly relieved"
81 suffered for three years from female
inflammation, ard had taken medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit,
"a have received more benefit from
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physicians"
Just Try Cardm. That's all we ask.
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lfyou are weak, tired, dowA and out
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spEcIAL COURT NorIcE.

this will be disposed Of.
Following notice To jurors was is
sued by clerk du Bignon last night
Parties, witnesses and the follow
ing named Jurors, who were excused
Until further notice by the Court, are
hereby notified to be and appear at
the court house on Monday, August
2erh, 1910, at O'Clock a. NJ, at
which hour the criminal docket will
be taken up.
List of Jurors.
John B Dudley, A. NJ Lorentzson,
C. p Goodyear, Jr., ]. H. Morgan, 7.
G. Lambright, c. L. Parker, A. o.
Anderson, T. J. Mccall. w. P. Lovett,
G. F. Anderson, H. S. McCrary, r. ].
Odum, F. L. Smith, George H. Cook,
julius Metzger, Benito Padrosa, J. B.
High, S. b. Giddens, R. L. Noble,
r Nj. Scarlet, ]. ], Vickers, A. Lag
arus. R. b. Mccullough, G. A Crum,
W. B. Fain. l. f. Roharts, p. L.
Brady, H. E. Taylor, l.. NJ. Orr, f. L.
Metz, j. 2. A6tott, E. NJ. Peerson, C.
F. BIoodwortfi, J. B. Scott. w. D.
Bailey, F. A. Dunn, NJ. A. Baker. w.
4. Racket, S. B. Amos. n. E. Gill
can, Alex Rotholtz, Thos. w Ed
wards, c. e. Elliot, H. S. Reddick, ].
p. Twomey, p. NJ Golden, r. M.
stephens, Thomas Evans, p C. Wood
F. w. Decker, Sig Leyison, J. X. Cor
nelius J, E Nance. W. e. Kenner.
Z. l.. Williams, W. p Bayley, c. D.
Crum, John Wentz, S. A. Burney
By order Of the Court.
H. E. du Bignon,
Clerk superior Court, Glynn County,
Georgia,
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The BEST HOUR OF LIFE

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From Sickness to "ExceIIent Health.

So says Mrs Chas. Lyon, Peoria
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PLAY BALL.

Everything in the Base Ball line
at Wright & Gowan Co., at reduced
prices. Come and see us If you need
anything in this line
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NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that ]
will not pay any debts contracted by
any one but myself or on my order.
c. c. cALIFF.
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ATLANTIC LODGE. F. & A. M.

ATLANTIC Lodge, F. & A. N.
The Atlantic lodge will meet at the
Masonic Temple at o'clock every
Tuesday evening. All visiting Ma
sons and members Of Ocean lodge
are cordially invited to attend.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-10
SAID BY THE YOUNGSTERS
some Bright Remarks Worth Pre-.
serving, That Have Fallen From
Childish Lips.

a little girl, after listening to the
hymn, I'm heaven there stands an
ever open door, remarked that there
must bo two heavens cause grand
mad never had any open door where
sha is.' And a dear little country
laddlo, visiting a city Sunday school
ana nearing about the many man
SONS Of the better land, later ex.
p,ained that they had been studying
an about Paradise Flats"
Ec'I'Siasucal modes and matters
frequently are puZzling 10 the little
ones, A small Chicago citizen was Ia.
Ken to ino church, where the music,
WINDOWS furnishings, and all acccs-
SORES were as Impressive as the build
ing. The minister living up to his
onFiahlo reputation as an orator. In.
dnIIod in a brilliant rhetorical flight
j Know he declared, who gilds
the sun ana siNors the stars and
paints 'ha flowers and tints the sky
ana lends to the rivers their beauty,
to the ocean fits glory, to the skies
lhelr perfect light" and so on through
long ana effective periods. Finally
came The inlerrogatory climax; "Who
Is It, my friends, who performs all
these wonders? Who is it? Who?'
From the from, pew whore the baby
listener had been an eager attention
came shrin, disappointed pipe:
.uu said you know"