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STARTED BATTING
RALLY AND TOOK LEAD
FROM GIANTS EARLY
ORDER.

got together back OF the Giant bench
and cheered their heads off for the,r
big town. Charley Faust and Dick
~Hennpssy gave their usual exhibition
and tho fight vas on.
The Giants got a lead OF one run In
the first inning and would have made
more but for Devore's failure TO steal
second Josh got a base on balls but
Immediately attempted to steal and was
picked on by Archer. Doyle followed
with n clean ~two-bagger to the right
field fence and rel TO third as Snod-
grass died on n grounded TO Short.
Murray walked. Merkle then bounced a
single off Doyle's shlns and Larry Doyle
scored. Murray was out trying to take
third ON the play.
Sheckard opened for tho Cubs with a
single. hut he died on the bag. as the
next three batters went out in quick
order.
In the second inning Herzog and
Fletcher popped out and Meyers famed.
Matty had the Cubs In the palm of
bis hand In the last half of the second
whcn the side was retired in quick or
der. not a ball being struck out OF the
lnfeld.
When Ghe third inning began a slow.
drizxling rain set In and II looked doubt
full that Ave Innings could he played.
Both teams hurried things along and the
Giants were blanked very quickly. Matty
grounded out to the pitcher and Devore
struck out In a foolish effort 10 knock
the ball out OF the lot. DOYLE then re-
tired the side on a hoist to Sheckard.
BY a sudden batting rally tho Cubs
made two runs In their half OF the
third and snatchcd the lead ava from
the Giants. After rAcher and Cole had
gone out Sheckard got his second single
to right. Schulte's bounder struck Matty
on the wrist and bounded away for an
inield single. Tinker then lunged at the
first ball pitched and slammed It into
deep left center for two bases, scoring
both Sheckard and Schultz. thinner
man then struck out.
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H|GHLANOERS HIT
STRIDE CHASE
PLAYING CENTRE
BATTING ORDER.


49,
AN ERICAN LEAGUE PARK. N. y,
Sept. 2s.-Hai Chase, manager of the
H%ighlanders who has been out Of the
game for several days % account Of
an injury 10 his left foot got bach into
the game to-day, but a different position
THAN first base. Hal tried himself at
covering centre field In place OF Wolters
who sat on the bench. Jack Knight
again covered first base. knight Is play
ing a great game at that station right
now.
The Browns had three new men In
their line up to-day. Mauiton, Kutina.
and Compton. Warhop and Williams
worked In the points for the Highlanders
\ while Hamilton did the twirling and
| Stephens the catching for the Browns.
The visitors failed to score In their
half OF the first, going out In one, two,
| three order,
In the Hlghlanders' half, they scored
three runs on Daniels free pass to frst,
Dvlan's single, Cree's out at hrst
chase's steal OF third and knights pref
ty single to right. which tailed Chase
The visitors were again BANKED IN
their second session. two men being left
on the bases.
polan came near being badly injuret
f
by colllding with the low fence In from
Of the left-held bleachers while COINS
for stephens foul ny.
The Highlanders placed four more
runs TO their tally in the second. Curry
singled. but was forced at second b.
Williams. The latter reached sccont
on Warhop's out at arst and scored Of
Daniels single to centre. Dolan thei
walked. and ON a double steal Daniel
scored, stephens making "A wild throw
over Laporte's head. chase Wake
and stole second, Cree singled to tn
inheld, Dolan scoring. Cree stole see
ond, and on stephens Wild throw dow
: Chase tailed.
The visitors also got fou runs IN IN
, third inning, Warhop walked Maultor
Shotton and Hogan In succession AN
/, on knights mum OF Laporte's fly, Maui
ton scored. Curry then made his SEE
, ond error on Compton's %grounder, III
: ban going through his legs and allow
= ing Shotton 20 score. kutina singled
scoring Hogan and Compton, T.. Brow
- and Clarke replaced Hamilton an
D stephens in the points for the 81. LOU
team IL the last Of the third,
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H|GHLANDERS
WILL TRY HARD
TO FINISH THIRD
Only Fourteen Points Sepa1
rate Chase's Charges From
That Position.

Thlrsting for battle the I~flsh1anders
and the st. Louis Browns will clash to.
day for the first time In their series
OF four games. The teams were to
have opened yesterday. but as ain be-
gar to fall half an hour before the
game was slated to begin. It ~ de-
clded to postpone II and play It on
on Saturday. when the teams will en-
gage In a double header.
As only fourteen points separate the
H~!ghlanders from third place. Manager
Hal Chase believes they rave q chance
to finish In that position, and - .
result he will try his hardest to take
all four games from Bobby wallace and
his tailenders.
If chase's foot. which he injured ssv.
eral days g In sliding to the plate. 10
healed enough he Will get into the
game to-day and will have Jack knight
cover second base In place OF Curry.
the young player recently secured from
the Tri-State League. who has mol
showed up In as good form as expected.
In the event of Chase not playing,
Knight will again cover nrst base,
! wnicn position ne mas played IA SrsS;
style since he was put there.
Dolan. who was secured from cne
Jersey City team. looks like a fixture
for the third sack. He is the only one
of the new men hat has made good g
far. Besides being a dandy fielder and
hitter. he Is also a splendid base runner
having already stolen several sinct
Joining the team.
Hartzell, who has been covering shor'
FOO ,Aa laut fau DAYS Is doing we'll a
that position. lie covers considerable
ground, makes fast pickups of hart
hit grounders and gets the ball with
out any delay. lie is also hitting well
WARRIOR may do the twirllng for ths
H%ighlanders to-day, while either Jaci
Powell or Joe Lake Will perform on tins
| firing line for the Browns.
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DODGERS TRY OUT
new MATERIAL

ST. LOUIS. Mo. sept. 2S.-The Brook
lyn and Cardinals met in their second
game Of their series this afternoon.
The Dodgers have proved "a big sur
prise here. The Fans hardly knew the
team because OF the fact that Nap
Rucker had been allowed to go to his
home and Manager Dahlen is trying oui
n bunch of youngsters. The Cardinals
are also trying out a lot of new fellows.
BIZ Steele was warmed up for the
Cardinals to-day and will surely be used
before the series Is over. Tomorrow
Is an open date. Saturday and Sunday
the teams clash again. The Dodgers
are Just now experimenting so much 1,
Is practically an inrposslhility to get O
line the men whom the Brooklyn Clut
will use on the firing line.
It's IA funny looking Brooklyn team
as the lineup now stands compared to
the club early in the season but ther
the experimenting with the youngsters
might as well be one now as mex,
spring.
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TORONTO WINNERS,

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: two-year-
Odds; six furiongs.-Court Belle. l6 Mus
grave), won by a head; Rockspring, lOS
,Peak), second; Ondramon. 100 Gold
stein. third. Time. lie ?l5. Steamboat
Joe. Caiety. Pekisco, st. Margaret and
shore Dream finished as named. Mu-
tuals paid; Court Belle. SIS. 40 straight,
$3.50 place, 1910 show; Rochspring, g.. 80
place. $3.50 show. Ondramon, So 40 show.
Rockspring and Pekisco coupled.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; three
y,ar-olds; selling; six furlongs.-Cold
Spring. ~ tD,ggins). won by one length,
| Tort Worth, as eGordon), second; Mon
Grief, 100 (Schutt.nger). third. Time
| Ia Al. Eagle Bird, Wrap, Scarlet PIN.
peral. Nightfall. sidney r., Planutess
Towton Field finished as named.N Nh.
fuels paid; Cold Spring. $3.50 straight
$500 place, $40 show: Fort Worth
sA2O place. $40 show, Moncrlef. s
show.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; Epson
Handicap: all ages; six furlongs.-Gu,
Fisher. III CWilson). won by NV,
lengths; Sir John Johnson. l26 Peak)
second; Silly Night. 100 (Rurns), third
-Time-l.12 III, Lawton Virgins ant
Herbert Turner also ran.
Mutuels paid Guy Fisher, sl4.a
straight. $3.50 place. $40 show; Sir Joh,
Johnson, $500 place, s2,O show, SIN,
Night, 81 show.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500. Minor
Handicap; three-year-olds and rd
one m~lle.-Star Charter, 1l3 Wilson
won by W lengths; Lahore. l5 OBurns'
second; Kate Kittleherry. ~ adams,
third, Time. Lac l-5. only three starter,
Mutuals paid; Star Charter. $685.. y
other betting.
FIFTH RACE.-Purse $500: ste.pls
chase: handicap; four-year-olds and VI
about two miles-Jimmy Lane. Ia
~Nkermath), nrst by a length. The We
kin. 40 (Williams), second; DR., Hear,
1872 CDupee), third. Time. A.O2 Il
Thistledale fell. Mutusls paid-Jimm
Lane. $3.50 straight, s3.SO place; TIL
. Weikin. 50 place. No show bet.
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Joe Tinker, Matty's Hoodoo,
e Does Trick by Slammins
Out a Dagger in Third,
When Rain Made Full Game
Appear Doubtful.

Especial 10 The Evening WORLDLY
WEST SIDE PARK. CHICAGO. Ill,
Sept. ~2S-IIaving recovered from their
disappointment over dropping the first
game to the Cubs. the Giants were full
OF ginger this afternoon. thanks TO the
genial influence Of Robinson and
Latham, who kept up n running fire OF
fun on the conching lines. Al Mathew
son and Brown walked on the field TO
warm up II reminded the crowd OF the
hung on every game.
The Giants feel hat by winning one
game here they will practically cinch
the %pennant. n the Cubs agree with
them. In fact. the club showed that
they had given up all hope by chum-
ming with the New York players and
telling them not to worry. While New
York has always been n thorn in the
side OF the Cubs. the Cub players are
anxious to see them beat the Athletics
FOR the worlds championship and up
hold the honor of the National League
Merkie's injured knee has entirely re-
covered and during practice he sprinted
around FIRST base ms II infused with new
blood. TIL Giants also had a grain OF
comfort to-day In the fact that Arthur
Wilson Is In shape TO catch. The
%bandage was removed from his injured
last night and the surgeons cut
rae healed perfectly.
Just before the fireworks started
Brown shove up with a stin arm and
Chance sent Cole to the mound to warm
The day was dark and gloomy
and while This cut down the attendance
Il was ideal for " such speed mor-
chants as Mathewsur and Cole.
There WAS a crowd of go New York
rooters In the stand and under the In
huence OF a purpose In common they
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One Round Hogan
Makes Name Good

NEWPORT. II. l., Sept. 2s.-"One
Round Hogan Of San Francisco de-
feated Fighting Charley Hyiand of New
York before the Perry A. c. The bout
was scheduled for twelve rounds. but
Hyland lasted exactly one minute and
twenty-seven seconds. Hyland stepped
up at the starting gong as though he
meant business. Hogan met him with
a left In the face and In less than a
minute and a half Hyland was down In
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MISS H0TcHKlSS IN FINALS
WITH MISS R0TCH

BOSTON. Sept. es.-Miss Hazel u.
Hotcnklss Of Berkeley, Cal, and the
American Woman tennis champion, and
Miss EGith Rotch OF boston won their
matcaes In tac semi-final round of the
Longwood tournament to-day and viii
meet IN the finals Tomorrow.
Miss Hotchkiss defeated Mrs. A. Shurt-
left o: Boston, C-l, 81, hut Miss Rotch
was forced 10 a lhree-set match by Miss
Alice Thorndike OF Boston. the score
being SIS, o-2. Ga.
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MeoooRrv USES SLEEP PUNCH,

MILWAUKEE Wis, Sept. as.-Eddie
McGoorty of Oshkosh. Wis. knocked
out Harry Goetz OF Chicago In the
third round OF a match scheduled for
ten rounds ut Fond Du Lac, Wis. doe.z
was saved from a Knockout In the sec
ond round by the bell. lie went down
Win the Hrst BLOW struck by McGooFfy
In the third. his seconds throwing up
tho sponge.
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Cobb May Soon
Become Magnate

LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. 2s.-"ry'' Cobb.
the Detroit American League teams
sensational fielder. 10 reported TO be
negotiating for the purchase OF the
Lincoln. Western League franchise. Don
aid c. Despair. owner OF the local club.
admits that the franchise is in the mar
ket. Paul Cobb, a Lincoln player. Is a
brother OF the Detroit star.
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Fall lnterclass Series of Base
ball Games Will Open
on October 9.
l SERIES of fall i~nterclass baseball

A SERIES of fall interclass baseball
~ .games has been arranged by
- Coach HARRY A. Fisher. the Co
iumbia University baseball adviser, with
the expectation of bringing out new
material before the varsity nine organ
ICES in the spring. Coach Fishers plans
call for games between teams repre-
senting freshmen. sophomores. juniors.
seniors and the school of law, The
winners of the series will each re-
ceive q gold medal known as the Col
Inns Medal" The medals represent
Eddie Collins of the a.nletics in action
and are the gift OF the famous young
| second baseman, who is n graduate of
Columbia. , e series starts on Octo-
Der 0.
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Columbia Students to Play for Medals
Donated By BaApIayer Eddie Collins.

ord for one mile was broken at Churchill Downs
during the day, In the third race T.. L. Green ran
tle course in Las, only to have 80 of a second
clipped off this record by Adams Express N The
The evening world., 1911-09-28

Mrs.. II. II. Barlow OF Philadelphia won the
chief prize In the women's invitation touir amt nj
At the. Deal Golf and Country Club by defeating
MRS. V. NJ. Earle OF the hJne cup b, = ~ a.'d
l ~ play in the final round. The Nilner found
1t a difficult task to vanauish her opponent.
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the corner OF the ring on his knees. GOV.
ering his face with his hands.
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After a. long delay the fnal Ipund Of the
Crescent \. &, singles cham liJnsIhp has been
completed ana tue two payers 10 earn their
places on the bracket are ". \. Campbell and
Charles Al, Bull H.. In gaining his POSITION Camp.
bell met J. ;. Lodewics In the seni'iinai round
Of the top section o., the draw and It was Thought
that the latter would give Campbell the stltCst
~ort Ut an argume II. The dop. proved 10 be
wrong. Campbell winning. Canpn,ll Vac on edse
from the very first srOke and GaItured the matcn
in straight sets VITA the score o. ~. 60, -,
The evening world., 1911-09-28

BY the one.sded score Of 81 goals to 2, tn.
second team Of the Great Neck Polo Club won III,
final game for the Aanhasset Cups from ine
philadelphia Country Clubs Freeboottrs at Great
Neck. This victory enables the Great Ntcks 10
retain possession Of the trophies for another year.
The evening world., 1911-09-28

Tho professional bicycle riders participating IN
the races at Tie Nelodrome AT Nal.suurg nave Or
gariked = protective association, - Isl Knosn a.
the American Cycling Union. with the ubIeet u
obtaining 'iair treatmept frui the Natona
Cycling Association. Inc riders tJmpaiu tAat tae.
have no appeal from tines and disqqaliiits alton
and wait Official representation In The ass1cia
ton. doe rugler was Cnuzrn to at as slch
representative aud a Grievance Committee va
selected.
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With half of the game darkencd By a DRIVING
rain and half played uuon by the run. the Gar
iisle Indians defeated one OF the hest teams NUM-
,niur UoIit We ha. ever turned out by a score o.
NJ To q. The quarters. each Of ten minute AURA
ton, showed respectively counts OF D. IL ~ ans
80 for Carlisle.
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The last race Of the season for motor boat,
will takr place to-day, The speed boats ,ha,ins
rating, arr1rglng 10 the association rules wall star,
iunl a line of the foot Of West one itunhlei
ami Fiftytiglth street on the Hudson River aug
race I, i'Ougnneepsip and return, a distaice Oh
III nautical miles. They will turn one OF the
bridge piers.
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ua1ealsss. Ti i.:;. l. .is. s..A Ey'.sr:;.
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'~'EYERYWIFE." Jarh
Wilson n Co.. Chip d
Marble. Clarics vanss
MtehAn's Comedy Animals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
Voice of the People.
raE sLUe BALLOT
Editor the Herald

Editor the Herald
! take he liberty OF calling 10 yon
attention What seems To- mc "a be- me
essential feature OF the proposed
amending oi the constitution / regard
I u rom business standpoint only. as
,ou viii observe, and have no polite
al Inspirations now or at any time
trust therefore that these suggestions
viii be accepted IN Tho spirit in which
they are offered namely thai ul iho
best Interests OF the business develop.
ment OF our new state. Ms reasoning
herein is based upon the assumption.
mat Is desirable 10 have capital with
MS tol The development al uui rc.
sources. Each voter win Dee given a
so-called Blue Ballot al the Time and
place Of voting. Tor registering his
vote thereon concerning The cons'itu.
lion, which ballot go marked must be
placed In the ballot box % s most
important that ever, voter attend io
THIS since Otherwise valuable vote
viii hc lnsi
The matter o. So called blue ballot
has introduced most vital question
In PLAIN terns 90 is This CAN THE
PEOP, T. Oh MEN MEXICO AZ.
foRD rO HAVE \ SHIFTING
CONSTI1t TON Mud The answer ~
lust as nlaln Not If. THEY TX
fECT NEW CAPITAL. 10 CONE
~. MD EXISTING CAPT ~. no
REMAIN For capital flows D., liked
laws ~ channels suaged py rNpccta.
non "I returns. Aud uncertain poll
tical and legislative condlt IONS serve
20 urDvDu, 'his. hy antag0nixng pHui.
tal ou whole country ~ suffering TO-.
dnt from q painful Object lesson ct
this tact
shall %. pcopi, of The now state
shoN thvmlosltcs Indifferent tu this
"pt ious tact The, will Do they pei
mir u Too ras, Amendments of their
constitution ana ibcrcD, deliberately
warn capital tu hocu away % h. cVi
dent Tor example Thar he Tinted
States a. a whole could idom no
suei wa> of driving capital ou uf The
country Than hy making tA, federal
constitution capable at Amendment hv
ban" majority of the voter. h con.
pruss
The issue is sufficiently clear u U.s.
nol political. and d never should be-
made so ~ b. purely economic. and
HitfNiil pr" ANffN NlNNh NhiN hh hlfN
a Res state. with The insecurity which
naturally attaches 10 This condition
should 'ahe every ppcaui ION 10 es.
tablish security aud stability We
should therefore do nothing 10 leon
ardize al the most critical period our
sound development
lot M no. warn cupith aWai bv
population AZ me outset Wc should
show evidence OF good faith b, liv.
ms M 10 the constitution on which
We were admitted as state. let MS
not Stnltify ourselves IN The yety be-.
cunning BIS changing a constitution al.
ready ndmilmgly commented upon
wherever dislnlercste1ll discussed
hetune therefore, 10 place the cOrsii
tuition al tho mercy of within ana
caprice. Keep u as the secure. firm
and certain foundation for sound de.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
ORATORS CONTEST
At ELKS' TONIGHT
Varsity Spellbinders TO Hold
Forth on Interesting Sub
jeots; Best Man to Repre-
sent u. N. M.

The preliminary oiator,cal contest
oi the University OF New Mexico.
which viii decide upon he Representa-.
tive OF the university la She intercol.
legiate ioraontc event ol the state.
viii sake plnCe this evening al the
Elks opera house. beginning prompt.
h al 500 The contestants TO- the
honor OF going 10 santa Re to crate
Tor the varsity have been working
on ihtir oratiOns fnt tine past few
months. ana the result promises 10 Oe
a revelation Ia spell binding otatoi1.
William Hlggins, Suauley Seder and
William Coihnfa Cook are The speak-
ors tonight, and ihev have chosen al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
WHO, WHEN, WHERE
AND HOW ASKED
ON EVERY HAND
BY EVERYBODY
Assuming the Powers of a
Convention, Gillenwater ami
Romero Nominate Progress
sive.' District Ticket After
Dark.
DIRECT PRIMARY WITH
A GREAT VENGEANCE

secretly silently anu stonlthiIp.
some where. some plnCc. some how.
presumably under cover of darkness
ahd again presumably in some secret
fpot, selected bN Gitlenwaior. po.sib
W Hill"nwater's bed uou IN tho com.
.neicihl club. a hH dozen ring lead.
cis OF the celebrated GlllenwateI.
Romero gang, between noon aud
midnlshI YESTERDAY desperate. dis.
courngod dOwnhearted gathered tn.
sclher aud awOgnnflt assuming tho
rights ana duties ui the so.cnlied mo.
giessiNc district delegates placed in
nomination on tho Hocrcssivc" lei.
% candidates for ina offices OF dis.
trict senator district ,ndgc and dis
irici attorney While ne ganu wa. in
session u also nominated candidaie
for probate Judge
Without any authority whatever.
without the formalt of calling a
convention, without Notifying any
but hall q dozen committeeman and
i've dcleratcs 10 the district conyon.
ton, the GilleRNator.R onoro gang
lailroaded through .us set ol eandl.
dates
ror district Judge Herbert RAY.
nolds
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.Viru ''''''' =.
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FOi state senator = gnlger
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al. nont,.,,.,,- ....
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

Shoe string svnujui4uip. u Is "a
Nell known tacf fht isaac Batth.
the uyisInal shoe NIiu4" candidate.
manipulated thingr .u such q way
'hat Do, got ou hn triangle And no
Monde SulycU hpstuIDs 10. make the
race on thp three corncrad circuit
and Do 'hr brs' DEE can Sulzor. now.
ever b. MOI the mau who win br side.
tracked 40 easily
Shiket has not vri foygn. Ten hpW onsv
= few DAYS since. his warm personal
friend David " Bontright. was
shameWllt treated In the GillouWa.
ter convention Suller has not fot.
gotten he men aud The methods con.
crrn'l in fhat dospicahlo move.
Bui the chief thing of Interest about
Tho observation-disclosures district con.
vcn,ion iast night was tha, q VAS
pulled off under cover of dagSnesS
Nobody Nnows where % was held. INV
b. was held, who called 10 10 order.
who were there The Democrats did
no. know au,ihine ahont IL The
Gillcnwaiercrnts. with the exception
OF our, ia not know now unyihlnc
ofiiciai abont NJ" convention
u WAS % hrillisn oVenplificatian of
the direct primary system