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FRANK
CHANCE
GosYo M<Z.

loi tSchuttinger). second: Cherry Seed.
lci U<lllngsworth), third. Time. Ice Is.
N~heryseis. "Tipsand. Stsbria finished as
named. Mutuals raid: Buckhorn. 81
straight. 81 place, $3.50 show; Belmont
4 20 place, 81 show; Chez See,
$50 show. Belmont sntry, 3wano
Tumbo. fell.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; maiden
t~wo-year-olds; six furlongs.-Onrico, l0i
tschuttinger). won by one length; Lucky
Lass. 100 Dugan), second; Sunlike. IL.
CNlcCahey), third. Time. l.16 30. Loath-
ley Lady. Head Sea, Stalmore and Little
Erne also ran and finished as named,
Mutucls paid: Onrico, S.l0 straight, s2.S
place. $40 show; Lucky Lass. $3.50 place,
S2.iO show; Sunlike. $50 show.
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TORONTO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Pursc $500; three-year-
olds and mp; selling; six furlongs.-Rye
Straw, lOi tSchuttingcr). won by three
lengths; Carrillon, los OPeak), second:
Cooney *, l03 ,Olson). third. Time-l15.
Sir Edward also ran. Mutuels paid: Rye
straw, $40 straight, $3.50 place, Car
rillon. $3.50 place; no show and nothing
on Cooney X,
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500: steeple-
chase, three-year-olds; about one and a
half miles,-Andy chisholm, l39 (Boyle),
won by twelve lengths; Newcomer. l3g
CDupeel, second, Time-3.25 80. Annum
fell. Mutuels paid: Andy Chisholm S.
straight.
THIRD R~ACE-Purse $500. two-year.
olds; nve furlongs.-Buekhorn. lis ono.
Cahsyl won by eAs length, eTactlon.
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CHANCE THINKS GIANTS
! WILL WIN WORLDS TITLE
: IF MARQUARO'S IN SHAPE
Manager of Cubs Believes Outcome Of Series
VIII Depend Entirely Upon Pitchers, With
i New Workers Having Cell if Rube
Helps MathcWson.
By BULGER.
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DlG.1.1 Cant On

chicago, sept. ~
IN the opinion Of Frank Chance,
manager Of the Cubs, the chances
Of the Giants defeating the Phil
adelphia Athletics In the worlds Sc.
riss will depend entirely upon the
condition of Rube Vanguard. II the
big lsft-hander gets back in shape he
thinks the Giants will win.
"Basing my statement on the gen
erai belief that Mathewson and Mar
Guard are New York's two strongest
pitchers" said Mr.. Chance, the con
dition Of Marquard will tell the story.
Nobody need to worry about Mathew.
200. He will surely beat the Ath.
ietios, and II he has a strong twirler
70 help him out. the Giants ought to
win. The series will depend entirely
upon the pitching.
,If the Giants and the Athletics had
10 play a whole season against each
other. the Giants would beat them out
with ease. but in a series OF seven
games Il Is such a short sprint that the
bulk Of the pitching strength Will have
to be brought into service at once. The
Athletics have two great pitchers In
Coombs and Bender. OF these Bender
10 the better. While Coombs beat us
three games last fall. he should not
have won any one Of them. In one game
he allowed us eleven bases on balls.
but the luck broke so that We could
not take advantage OF It. No pitcher
In the world can give the Giants eleven
bases on balls and beat them.
oiAMrs' eAsE.Ru MINING WILL
CUT BIG FIGURE.
The speed OF New York base run
ners will cut a big figure In the worlds
series. but you mus, remember that
the Athletics also have some great men
on the paths. / figure that the base
running will about break even. and 1t
will come back IN = question OF the
stitching.
II can see that McGraw Is grooming
N%athewson SO as to have him Just right
for the big series. and he Is acting
with great wisdom. II other things
break even. Matty will surely pitch the
Giants to a victory. He Is the best
pitcher In the world to-day. ana INST
Q team that has not batted against him
regularly he Is practically lnvincihle.
He will be Just As strong against the
Athletics as he was ~agains; the High
landers at New York In the series last
<All.
'Marquard will give the Philadelphia
club a lot OF trouble n he IL right, but
he 10 not right now. When he pitched
against US on Wednesday he was not
like the same man that faced US In
New York a few weeks ago. Vanguard
10 not q strong fellow like Mathewson
He 10 over six feet tall, but he Is bull,
diffsrently from Matty. Marquard has
Thin cheat and his legs are not sturdy
like those OF many o: the big fellows
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"STuFeY" M'iNNES's ARM
q K. WITHIN A WEEK,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 29.-Rc-
ports nat John Mclnnos. the hard hit
ting nrst pasemen Of the Philadelphia
Americans, would not ne in the worlds
series because of a broken bone ia the
wrist Of his throwing arm were set at
rest to-day when pr. Frank n Mao
Farland, the club PHYSICIAN. stated that
no bones were broken and that Me
lines VIII be all right In Il week.
McInnoa was struck on the wrist by
a pitched ball In a game with Detroit
An N-ray photograph shows that small
muscles and ligameuts had been in
jurcd. An enforced rest OF a Week Will
a-so M1luuea "a good AZ ever.
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NATIONAL COMMISSION
PUTS OFF ANNOUNCEMENT
OF WORLD SERIES DATES.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Glowing TO the
uncertainty of the National League
race, as well as the length OF time that
still intervenes before the worlds series
the National Baseball Commission. at
a meeting here to-day. deferred action
upon a worlds series schedule and will
meet next Thursday In New York to
again take up the question.
The committee adjourned after a four
hour session.
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Chase May Cover Centre
For Remainder OF Season

three In succession In one ming and
two In succession In another. Quinn.
who relieved him. was batted for nine
hits In the live and two-thlrds Innings
he worked.
ThIrty runs were made, the High
landers getting eighteen and the
BROWNS the other twelve
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GIANTS HARD TO BEAT. SAYS CHASE.

I really beleve he coming worlds championship series between the Giants
and the Athletics is going to result in me of the greatest tusshs eve before
witnessed. would like to see Connie lack and his men win I believe the
Giants are gong to give them the hardest kind of a rub for III possession of
each gar II Mathewson nd Marauard are in gcd shape IN Giants are very
Then. again.. Manager McGrawk knows baseball from A to z amd is
sure to u nto execution every clever trick he knows The wonderful base
stealing Of the Giants should pc IN fmportantf factor in III m The Athletics
ire great husrs. M while they nay not hav stolen as many bases as tn.
Giants this season.. they nevertheless would show UP well with the suck-Hal
has Manager New York Americans.
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forced to fight three battles with the injury. meet
ing Johnny Moran In Canada. Young Tack at
Waite Plains. y. Y. and Jimmy Bonner at Tam,-
qua. Pa. because Danny Morgan had ~'orfeits m
TO boS. Brown has called off his ten round bout
with Tommy Ginty at the Twentieth Century A. &.
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ATHLETICS BEST CLUB, SAYS MAILER.

NTWI To III Evening WoIdJ
WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 think the Athletics will win, because Mack ha
tie best club. JAMES MAILER,
Manager Washington Team.
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POSSIBILITIES OF
RACE FOR FLAG.

Teraeiy stated, trc situation 10
this; II the Cuts win all of their
remaining nine games, the Giants
will have to win but seven OF their
remaining fourteen gsmsn TO win
tho pcnnant. In that cnss the
standing OF the clubs would be:
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GIANTS NEED ArlEAsT A WEEK
or REST,

90 wei 70 give hin a good rest and
let him pick M more vitality.
GIANTS NEED ATlEAsT A WEEK
or REST.
while the liant apparently have
the pennant cinched now, they will be
IN bad shape unless they get the race
settled at an early date. They should
have at least "A week OF rest before
going into tho big series. Connie Mack
Is now on easy street with his team.
and you viii notice that he is giving
his veterans a rest 30 ~ to let them
recuperatc and get strong and fresh
before tackling the Giants. Right now
the New York club Is n little of It's
stride. which is due to the strain under
which the players have been laboring.
The thing 10 do Is to relieve them OF
THIS strain. and ] believe to National
League VIII win the worlds champion
ship.
Last fall we could not give the
Athletics a hard flght because We had
no pitchers In shape. They woIld
never hit as they did In that serics II
they had to face sucn men M Mathew
Son. They have also been hitting at n
lively ball during this season aad they
VIII run up against n dead one in the
games played on the National League
grounds.
T compare the players individually
Is n task that ! would not are to I'M
dertake Just now. and 1t wouldn't make
the situation any clearer ~ | did Some
or my players have expressed the fear
that Chief Meyers might blow up un-
der the strain, but ! have no such
fears. He Is an accurate thrower and
his hitting Will make him more yalu-
able TO the Giants t.lan any catcher the
Athletics can show.
THE Athletics are no better hitters
thar the Giants. The difference Is that
they have been facing easier pitching
n thoy have also been batting the
lively cork centcrcd ball. In my
opinion this Is going to be the hard
est fought series yet played between
two championship teams. II is going
TO be 80 close that n tossup would al
most decide 1t. Az "A betting PROPOSE
ton neither team should be made a
favorite. If anyono should lay odds
In my opinion IL would he a good bet
to take the short end of Il either way.
CHANGE WANTS TO SEE GIANTS
WIN SERIES.
Personally I a to'see the Giants
win and believe they car do It II Mar
guard can be put In shape to pitch the
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OPINIONS CT OTHER MANAGERS.
ON GIANTS AND ATHLETICS.

Especial to The Evening wohdJ
DORCHESTER, Mass. Sep 2-Its a hard choice to make, stu I ave the
Athletics as ! think Macks batteries and inheld superior to McGraws.
HUGH DUFFEY.
Manager Chicago White sx
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WORLDS SERIES WINNER HARD
TO PICK, SAYS JENNINGS

WASHINGTON. Sept 29--It is a dimcult matter to pick the
winner of the worlds series. The Athletics re strong as hitters.
fair as nelders. fair on bases. fairly strong In pitchers; Giants
are fair hitters. good nclders. fast on bases. fairly strong In
pitchers box. From \ ba:t!ag standpoint It ought to be even
money and select your favori.e team. Cannot pick the winner
until I see the teams In action-Hughoy Jennings, Manager De.
tr0t Team.
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BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At Twentieth Century A. c. Young
Ws will meet Jem kendricX 90
England in the main hodt OF ten
rounds. Kendricx has been subs''.
:uted for frankie Burns. who spraihei
his ankle while training for the con-
test.
At New Polo A. A. Young Otto n
Kenny Franklin will battle IN the
main event Of ten rounds
At Long Acre A. a. Willie Beecher
and 10y" smith meet for ten rounds
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VI. 81 Iaouis. 'Xmss. League Park. Adm. sSe. -
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CHANGE WANTS TO SEE GIANTS
WIN SERIES.

Personally I want to'see the Giants
win and believe they car do It II Mar
guard can be put In shape to pitch the
kind OF ball that he die tw~ months
ago. Matty ought &c wiz three OF the
games with ease"
The evening world., 1911-09-29

IN the lcagp. lie has done n lot Of
pitching VI late. and tlls has tempo
rarlly weakened him. McGraw would
do well 70 give him a good rest and
let him plck M more Vitality.
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AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS.

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NEW I LIFE"
Will Cure Your
RHEUMATISM or ASTHMA

Xou may have spent hundreds Of
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This Ia strong statement to max.
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YOUNG TWIRLER WHO
MAY PROVE TO BE
J. FIND OF SEASON

New York, June 22.-In figuring
o. the star twirlers this season the
oAtcial scorer had better keep an
eye out for Ray Fisher of the New
York Americans. Early in the
spring Manager Hal Chase predict
ed that Fisher would be one of the
greatest young twirlers OF the year.
On several occasions this year he got
away to bad start, but in the sec
cad battle with the Detroit Tigers
recently the youngster flashed across
the baseball sky like meteor and
pitched one of the best twirled gam
es Of the season. Though the Tigers
scratched him for five singles, they
were scattered through nine long
snaings. no two of them coming in
single round. Not alone that. but
he made two hits. He will be heard
from later.
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STAR PITCHER WHOSE
GREAT SPEED SEEMS
TO BE MISSING

WASHINGTON, June 22-Local base
ball critics say that Walter Johnson,
the star twirler of the Washington
team, has changed his whole style of
pitching, thus making strikeouts few
or. Formerly Johnson would not
pitch more than two or three curve
balls during game when he was
ut his best. Now he is curving al
most every other one. besides resort
Ing to a change of pace, frequent
II. But that speed with which the
ball fairly hoped over the plate
Is sadly missing.
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GIssING TO COMPETE
IN ENGLISH GAMES

New York. June %. Harry Giss-
ing. the National champion half mil
er. is now on his way to England.
Gissing has been given the A. A. us
permission to compete In the half
mile at the English championships
on July ! and also its sanction to
run in any other European athletic
meets he may care to compete in.
BARRY's WORK AT
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FALL RIVER PLANS
FOR THE COMING OF TAFT

Fall River, Mass, June 22.-on
the yatch Mayflower President Taft
will come to Fall River tomorrow
morning to participate in the cele-
bration now in progress in honor of
the Tooth anniversary of the es-
Enlistment of the cotton mill indus
try in New England. The city is
gayly decorated in the national col
ors and elaborate plans have been
completed for the entertainment Of
the distinguished guest.
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Candybuying on the grab bag
plan, weight unknown until one OPP
ems the package, was advocated by
offers o. the National Confectioners
Association during their convention
in Chicago. Honest weights as a
compulsory requirement We're de-
clared to be an imposition on the
manufacturers. Members said: eve
believe it unfair to have an exact
weight for all package candy.
Handmade candy cannot be made
of the same weight for each piece.
Candy into which cherries or other
fruits are put nay vary with the
season and the crop of fruit in ques-
ton. The best criterion is whether
er the package will sell against the
Others on the market. If it does,
it is sure sign no one is being
|swindled, and by this means the
trade itself protects the public" The
aVoWed purpose of the association
is to get uniform state food laws
in regard to the purity of candy.
One of the officers, carefully pre-
facing his remarks by saying the as
ISOLATION was first and most consis-
tent in advocating purity, said: 1--WE
Gal. TEN
want, if possible, to have harmoni-
GUS laws throughout the country so
that it will be possible for us to ex-
pand our business. We do not want
to have great losses fall upon deal
er because he may have taken
large order for his goods in one
state miles from his factory and
that state require different things
of him than the laws under which
his goods We're manufactured. We
think such laws are unfair and de-
sire to see the state and national
laws made harmonious in this re-
Fspect."
The price of gas in Chicago, the
real issue between the Harrison
democrats and the Graham demo-
Gratis in the primaries this spring,
in which the Harrison democrats
and "70-cent gas" won out, prom
Uses to cause protracted and bitter
warfare. Already the gas company
to which Roger Sullivan is the head,
has locked horns with Mayor Harrl-
sons administration, refusing to de-
liver to the city the data Of the Hag-
enah report which recommended II
cent gas. In retaliation Mayor Har-
rison has served notice that per-
m1ts for extensions and other work
by the gas company will be refused
and revoked The gas company has
SO far ignored the meetings of the
gas. oil and electric light committee
of the city council, which has retain
ed Erward w. Bemis as it's expert.
Mayor Harrison for years has been
the nemesis of Roger Sullivan and
MS various gas companies, and has
Waged relentless warfare when the
opportunity offered. The last re-
ports of the gas company showed
that the latest reduction in price re-
suited in an increase of business
which increased the net earnings
instead of reducing them as it's Of
ficials dolefully predicted when the
slash was made. It remains to be
seen whether the gas business will
continue profitable If the price be
reduced to the arbitrary figure NAM
ed in the banners of the Harrison
democrats.
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to arise at night. My back was weak
and at one time was in bed for
six weeks, scarcely able to turn over.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured meand i'm
proved my condition generally"
Remember the name-Doan's
For sale by all dealers. SO cents
. box.
FOSTER-NIILBURN CO., Buffalo,
New York.
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endorsement. Like
most old soldiers, J
suffered intensely
from kidney com
plant, caused nc
doubt by hardships
1 endured. The
kidney secretions
passed SO fire e ] }
/ was obliged to
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PACIFIC LOGGERS ANNUAL
CONGRESS IN SESSION

Vancouver, B. c., June 22.-The
third annual Pacific Coast Loggers'
Congress began it's sessions here to-
day with a large attendance of lead
ing lumber manufacturers of Cal
lfornia, Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
and British Columbia.
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Lawrence, Kan, June 17.-Ban-
dts robbed the county treasury at
the court house today. after locking
d. L. Eddy, deputy county treasurer
in the vault. They escaped with 49,
900.
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American Plan Comteo,. freshmen,
All Travelling Men Stop 4. the
GATE CITY HOTEL
WHILE IN cHADRoN, NEBRASKA 4
CT. LElTHOFF. Prop. {
SHORT BRACES ATHLETICS

Philadelphia, June 22.-Barv.
the shortstop of the American leag-
ue team, is one OF the reasons why
the Athletics are high up in the pen
nant race. His playing has been sen
sationally fast.
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A SOLDIERS STORY.
speaks Out ,or the Benefit Of SUI.
fering Thousands.

John Lemon, National Sanitarium.
Hot Springs, S. OAK, says: II will.
ingly give Doan's Kidney Pills my
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what! you do not know"
Yes, sir, swear it. You see, my
ignorance comes from what happened
,fterward."
What happened, then?'-
The sailor hesitated.
That, sir. concerns only myself
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ironically.
Don't crush me-" replied the old
fellow. CAS- you know. in spite of my
gray hairs. am young in the pro-
fession. Because chance served me
three or four times. became foolishly
proud. have learned too late that ]
am not at ali that had thought N.Y.
self; am but an apprentice. and sue
cess has turned my head: while you,
M. Gevrol, you are the master of all
Of US. Instead of laughing, pray help
me, aid me with your advice and your
experience. Alone, can do nothing.
while with your assistance
Gevrol is vain in the highest de-
greA. Iabaret's submission tickled his
pretenslons as detective Immensely;
for in reality he thought the old man
very clever. He was softened.
suppose" he said, patronizingly,
you refer to the La Jonchere affair?'
Alas. yes, my dear NJ Gevrol, I
wished to work without you, and II
have got myself In pretty mess.
Come" said Gevrol ct last. cheer
up, old Tirauclair. I'm good fellow
at heart, and I'll give you lift. That's
kind, isn't It? But. todayy, I'm too
busy, rye an appointment to keep.
Come to me tomorrow morning, and
we'll talk It over. But before we part
I'll give you light to md your way
ontinued next week.