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Evening journal., 1912-10-16
By The United Press.

ed Press
BOSTON striking pictures odays prelmi-
incidents on
Collins.
his Bedient
versus Mahewson was the pick Of the managers
banked
afternoons the frenzy and mania of the occasion be
and smallest
probably within 10000
OLoughn behind hat Rger the bases Klein left
INNING, YORk-Deyore grounded
out at hs Doyle out wagner to STAN snoosrass walked ana u
dropped cad throw catch him stealing and an
aked against the sox shoop Murray out Gardner to
70 no
FIRST NNNG BOsTON-tooper
the Giant baseman
singled right kept going second and
SECOND INNING NEW YoRk-acrEe famed Heruos lied to
fumbled
wagne throw cdy had thrown Wagner and caught Meyers of
MatU flied Speaker
No oneh two
The errors by Gardner the Red sox
grounder ball thrown third head OF Meyers
Bedent the Giants pitched balls which ten less than
o dispose o IN
INNING, BOsTOS-Gardner Gardner at
to to leu and
Murrs quick return of the ball held sh at second cady flied Mer
de Bedient Doyle Merkle
The Red so had May going the last half the
SH noe N giving SNuner ue nrst man up pass me h
base balls Big Doyle drive
the throw
and run play with sah, unexpected by the Giants
THIRD INNING Doyle out Gardner to
stahl Devore going second snodgras sah
taking third scoring
Nerhle o
THIRD INNING BOsTON-Hooper
Naty to Meke Speaker hits,
Beden pulled bad start
lied on Fletcher and Aaty bring following
double Meyers
Speaker pitched balls ones
FOURTH INNING NEW YORkFIerzos doubled
held bachers Meyers sacrificed Gardner Stah Heog
third Fletcher flied
Fletcher Merkle Gardner
snodgrass Doyle
Gardners double terrific line
handled
Doyle Herzog npped the third baseman
FIFTH INNING NEW YORK peyore
stealing Wagner cu Homer
field renee snodgrass singled foued
hits
Hoopers was the greatest one
the series Dos drive would have
ball. leaped pulled it down
FIFTH INNING BOsTON-wagne flied to
AIaty disposed of the sox in this half
drive Murray almost double into the left field beachers
SIXTH INNING, NEW YORKMerkle Herzog out
Wagner sahl Meyers walker Fletcher
purpose he the Indian balls o
SIXTH II INSISG @ % BoST0Naoopsr e e S nonned ont % ,,s,
g forced Speaker at second a
Fletcher
Meyers On a steal
and ended fine
INNING YORK-Matty singled to center Devore
forced Mat second Bedn to Wagner Doyle
stole second snodgss out Gardner sahl
SEVENTH INNING BOsTON-Gardner flied
% cadr @ 70 " Fletcher U I walked M on -four s srssnt
scoring reaching Hooper fled to snodrss
CONTINUED IN THE FUDGE
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
ARTERY CUT
BY KNIFE JAB

]. n. Thomas. colored. aged %
years. No. 500 East Fifth street.
received serious wound in his left
arm, while wrestlin. with another
man at the Delaware House Stables
in Shipley street yesterday afternoon.
His opponent held a knife. the blade
of which passed through Thomas
arm.
James German, proprietor OF the
stables. accompanied Thomas TO the
police station from which place he
was taken TO the Delaware Hospital
to have his wound dressed. An ar
terry had been severed.
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
MEN AND MONEY
FOR GREECE DEFENCE

Three young Wilmingtonian Greeks.
have gone to New York to join the re-
serve forces and embark for their ma
tive country to bear arms against the
Turks In addition there are twenty
more Of the youths awaiting instruc-
tions when they too will leave for
their native land
John Govatas. president of the local
Pan Hellenic Union, yesterday sent
$1.51S50 to the headquarters in New
York. This money lad been raised
since last Sunda-
Evening journal., 1912-10-16

p
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IH INNING srW Y0sE Boston
ramdea out e. sah' uaasste NerNe Yahes
saai us sneea 70 rehl Meyers oa. yer.es
So runs BIT. errors
NaNo BOSTON wake
OF Feea MaHe no runs 70 hl no ero
AArl INNING, NEg YORK Nccmas maa
FLETCHER aad aea Nahe aaed peore
uaitea noe np Yerta sat 80 nns 70
ha euoa
MYTH NNDc BosroN SLATER sp Fletcher
slort ut Neu York Gardner a.e sasdrass sahi
bei Is, center wasear flea e pooe cady aied to
murray So runs one ht no errors
TENTH INNING NEW YORK. saoas wood o
sa& Aafle aoaasi aaa Werfe sH-
eea % es.ie aaa on spases pmhe ,mr5 scored ono
metas took sesoaa uaos nHasd WOOD 70
suh one rau Two ms
mNra INNING. RosroN es ssaei wood Ease
took ss.o. rnaon saoae.4ss moa.d he Hann aed
to saoasass. Sc sss walked sDead forea' rorpg
enele YeEes taking hiid and Deores aoe tbe plate
sfeaier took second oardne NED to pesor ssoae Ytes
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
Distinguished Patients
Phys icaI Condition
Good, Surgeons BuIIe-
tins Say, Although Op-
GRAFTON Has Been De-
ferred.
SAY CRISIS WILL
COME FRIDAY


CHICAGO, Oct 16.-The crisis
in the case OF Colonel Roosevelt,
viii come Friday, according 10 "A
statement made at noon today TO
the United States by DIR. Scurry
l.. Tcrrill, the fOrmer presidents
personal physician.
"lf there is any danger to the
colonel from blood poisoning or
IOckiaw,- he said, "it will be In
dicated by Friday by the pres
ence of pus about the wound. II,
however, by that time there Is no
Indication Of pus formation, his
physicians will be able TO as
sumo that in the ordinary pro-
gress OF the wound, the colonel
viii be practically recovered In
few days. OF course, we can
not say mt this time, what the de-
yelOpments viii be, but there Is
nothing mt present TO indicate an
unfay0rable turn to the wound
and we regard the outlook today
as distinctly encouraging
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
LAST
REGISTRATION

Saturday will be the last day for
the registration of voters. There
have already been four registration
DAYS and all voters who have not
registered must do so Saturday If
they wish to vote at the election on
November g.
Evening journal., 1912-10-16

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The following
bulletin was Issued at $50 n. nj. today
at Mercy Hospital;
~The records show that Colonel
RooseEelt had very good night; his
temperature and puIse are normal,
his highest pulse since o'clock last
night was 80, temperature 9S.S; and
that his pulse at O'clock this morn
ing was "A, temperature 9S.6, and res
piration 20, that he is having less ir-
ritatiOn and less pleura from the ln-
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
rIRE DAMAGES DWELLING

The Friendship Fire Company re-
sponded to a still alarm Of fire in a
dwelling at Twelfth and Jefferson
streets last night. the origin of the
fire being unknown. The damage was
S25.
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
WEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1e,-With the
exception of local rains tonight or
Thursday In the east gulf States,
the weather will be fair east of the
Mississippi river, with rising temper
atures Thursday over the Northern
States.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-FOr Della
ware: Fair tonight with frost, prob
ably heavy In the Interior. Thursday.
fair. slightly warmer; light TO mod
erRto north to northeast winds.
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
BOSTON NOW WORLD CHAMPIONS

McGraw Picks Mafhewson and Sfahl
Chooses Bedienf TO Pitch for Crucial
BaffIe---Gianfs Score in Third Inning.
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
ly The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. Oct 16.--Colonel Roose-
welt spent an exceptionally good
night, sleeping almost the entire time.
The doctors said that his condition
was very encouraging early today,
but they issued no official bulletin up
TO 7 a. m.
Colonel Roosevelt awoke IN good
spirits and ordered his breakfast inn
mediately He ate heartily and af-
terward submitted TO inspection by
DR. John r. Golden OF the hospital
staff. and DR. John b. Murphy The
doctors said there was no noticeable
change in his condition
Distinguished Patient Feels Fine.
The doctors are experiencing con
siderable difficulty in enforcing their
order Of absolute quiet for Colonel
Roosevelt He would invite all his
friends into his room If permitted, and
the doctors and nurses are compelled
TO use as much tact and diplomacy IN
fighting the Colonel himself as skill
In battling with his physical injury.
He is insistent that he feels fine
anu AAN N1NANAn AAAA hhAh'n hANW AnAA
tiny relaxation OF their frmness In
compelling the former president to be
quiet. would be met by his strenuous
feelings finding expression In conver-
sation OF political discussion.
BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Oct 16-Speedy recover
from the bullet wound inflicted nigh
before last in Milwaukee by Johl
Schrank was predicted for Colone
Roosevelt early today, unless unfor
seen complications arise before tomor
row night IL was expected that h
will be able to leave Mercy Hospita
within ten days
Following a light dinner last ever
ing. Colonel Roosevelt read for a fe'
minutes. received a visit from bi
daughter, Mrs. Alice Longworth. an
then took a short nap. When h
awoke shortly after 1890 o'clock h
asked Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, hi
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
COL. ROOSEVELT PASSING
COMFORTABLE MIGHT, TELLS
SURGEONS AND FRIENDS THIS
MORNING HE'S FEELING "BULLY"

iured rib than he did yesterday; that
he did not have TO have anodyne for
the pain. General condition, excel
lent.
"John Il. Murphy.
"Arthur Dean Beyan,
IS. l.. Terrill."
Evening journal., 1912-10-16
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s. Qip. uHD Mepbsrfon Ctr. Wdns
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21S1 WcWiiden 4p., W6ohsn.
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5rnnt u. uub Gaa aoIo.. 1910
Qoeleoe ao.. Gnabe.
Sarrp uno ,4nna 5pm,r, 722 Burns
Strab., Snabe.
Sebn !. uno anna Green, 1890
puretll 4o., Gnabe.
Soha uno Uearp Gambler, 1015
Carton 5trabe. aHobe.
German B. une Amelia 5arer'
buff, 5lS 8. ap., auabe.
albsrt uHn 4nna Srslanp. 1860
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| ton Ctr, auabe.
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Saunbers Str, anabe.
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