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The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
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The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
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The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
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The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
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Copyright, 1911, by Joseph B. Bowie
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The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
Not In His Native Element.

The Admiral de Vivonne, while
crossing the Rhine at Tolhuys, noticed
his horse stumbling when In mid
stream. Would you drown an adm:
raj in fresh water?" he shouted to his
steed.
The Bourbon news., 1912-01-05
Its Style.

The basket ! got yesterday
Was something OF q pick;
It's contents were eggs-actly right.
Nay, really were quite chic.
Evening star., 1912-09-11

will stand for little while at least. 1t
Is impossible for the Sox to touch the
high mark OF ll6 games held by the Cubs
in the National League. bat they can't
keep 'em from setting an American
League high mark.
To do anything of this sort the team
would have to win every game il played
from now until the end of. the season,
and such a thing is out of the question.
even for team of the calibcr of the one
Jake Stahl is chaperoning in the Ban
Johnson organization.
Right now the Red Sox own more vic
tories than the Tigers had when they
romped off with the pennant i'm 19ls. and
the Athletics in 1905. when Connie Mack ;
team won. Then they are only one game
behind the mark set by the White Sox in
1905. That was the year the hitless won
ders SURPRISED the base ball world nv
taking the worlds series from the Cubs.
much harder-hitting club.
Jimmy Collins. chaperoned the Boston
team to victory with 95 games chalked up
on the right side of the ledger i'm 1904. the
first year that the American League
played 1of-game schedule. This record
has been beaten only three times so far
twice by the Athletics and once by the
Tigers. Ii is certain. though. the Red SoN
of 1912 will beat the mark set by the
Red Sox of 1904.
The pennant winners and the records
since the 4. l.. was formed I'm 1900:
Evening star., 1912-09-11
RED SOX WILL SET
NEW WINNING MARK
Eleven More Victories and
They Establish New Record
for American League.

BOSTON, September 11.-Unless some
thing unforeseen happens from now until
the end of the season, the Boston Red
Sox are almost certain of setting new
record for games won in the American
League The high-water mark for the
Ban Johnson crowd is lO2. which was ac-
complished by the Athletics in 1910. To
beat this mark Stahrs bunch will have
to win eleven OF its remaining twenty
four games, which should be easily ac-
complished.
The new champions of the American
League (they can almost safely be called
that now have been putting Up stellar
article of ball this season. and have not
suffered a slump. This is not looked for
from now until the close of the season,
as the team will be able TO take it easy
from now on.
Not only have the Fed Sox a chance
of setting a new American League record
for games won. but also for percentage.
Right now the mark owned by Stahl 6
men is twenty -eight points ahead of the
highest former figure. which was accom-
plished by the Athletics the same year
they made the high record for contests
cha.ked up on the right side of the ledger.
1t will take one awful large slump tc
keep the Red Sox from setting new marks
this season. A team that has been going
along playing 130 games at .70s clip is
not likely to 'go bad enough not to win
at least half of its games in the next
three weeks. In fact. the Sox can set q
mark this season that will be hard to
beat for some years to come.
That can be done if the team continues
playing at the same pace II has all sea-
son, and even should it travel at .6S7
pace they will have put up mark that
Evening star., 1912-09-11
YALE AND HARVARD WIN.
Their Golfers Defeat Rivals From
Penn and Princeton.

MANCHESTER. VT. September H.
Harvard and Yale were victors yesterday y
in TIE second days play of the seven
teenth annual tournament for the inter-
collegiate golf championship on the Elk
wanok links.
Harvard won from Princeton, to 4.
and Yale defeated Pennsylvania, 6 to =.
Yale found Pennsylvania with only five
men here to play. and had an easy time,
although Capt. Stanley Of Yale was de-
feated by Capt. Mccall Of Pennsylvania.
The teams were able to complete the
three foursome matches by allowing A.
W. Silverthorne of Pennsylvania to play
single-handed against Fl. B. Lee and w.
p. Seeley of Yale. but only five of the
six scheduled single matches were played.
Harvard defeated Princeton by strong
work i'm the foursomes. Capt. Stearns
of Princeton had the best of Capt. Da-
wilson of Harvard in their individual
match.
Today Yale and Harvard meet to de-
eide the team championship. and tomor-
row play will commence for the single
honOrs.
Evening star., 1912-09-11

JOE WOODS RECORD
NOW UNDER A CLOUD

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE
question aS to whether pitcher
can he batted on the slab md
still be credited with victory
came up after the game between
the Boston Americans and the
Chicago White SOx yesterday.
Incidentally there was much ar
gument a. to whether Pitcher Joe
Wood should have been credited
with his fifteenth victory. He
was Officially declared the WIN
ming pitcher, but there were
many who argued that his string
Of victories had been broken, and
that Pitcher Hall should have
been credited with the victory.
Under the system worked out
by John Heydler and Robert Me-
Roy. when the latter was secre-
tary Of the American League, no
pitcher WINS given credit for
victory II he was batted Out of
the hOx. President johnson did
not follow that system In a re-
cent ruling involving Pitcher
Walter johnson. The president
OF the league could not he found,
and NO ruling from him could be
lad regarding Pitcher Wood.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
LARRY MCLEAN SUSPENDED.
Hank O'Day Lays Him Off Without
Paw for Rest of the Season.

NEW YORK. September 11.-Long
Larry Mclean is the latest base ball
star to feel the iron hand of discipline.
The noted catcher of the Cincinnati Reds
was suspended indefinitely yesterday by
Manager O'Day and packed off to Garry
Herrmannville. 1t appears that Mclean
did not show up for the game between
the Reds and Nationals at Syracuse Mon
day. ODay met him on the Empire State
express later and gave him sharp call.
Mclean who once said ne wanted to
fight Jack johnson, informed the man.
ager that he was seriously inclined to
wipe mp the Pullman parlor car with
him. But O'Day, undisturbed. put tile
big catcher on the suspension list and
bundled him home.
Il have laid Mclean of without pay
Evening star., 1912-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Giants Nose Out Cardinals.

NEW YORK, September 11.-New York
defeated st. Louis here yesterday. in the
first game OF q, four-game series. 4 to 3.
The champions punched long hits on
Sallee.
Marquard was also hit hard. but was
effective in the pinches. Larry Doyle
captain of the New Yorks. will be out of
the game for several days with a strained
tendon. Score:
R.H.E
ST. Louis. .... 900 OO10-s 8
New York.. . ! 10 = 90 x-A 10 !:
Evening star., 1912-09-11

One line Of representation has 1t that
Rav coIIips will be the man with whom
the Rostons will beat the Giants. be-
cause the latter are weak against left
handlers. No weaker than any club is
against left handlers some days.
This has been bad year for the ball
players who own autos. Cobb. Schultz.
Morgan. Bender and others have been in
hot water with their employers.
Work will be started at Boston today
upon new stands which will seat 1900
persons for the worlds series. What
lot of money the Athletics players were
kind enough to help contribute 10 the
Red Sox this year!
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Drive Wood From Box.

CHICAGO, September 11.-Joe Wood
won his fifteenth straight victory yester-
day. when Boston defeated Chicago in
the opening game Of the series. to 4.
Wood weakened toward the end of the
game and with his team still in the lead
he retired in favor OF Hall. who held the
game safe for the visitors.
A double and a single forced Wood to
retire and Hall came 70 the rescue.
long fly scoring Chicagos final run.
Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago. 10000 % Il II I
Bosto - q 3 20 o O 0-5 8 3
Evening star., 1912-09-11
for the rest of the season. lnsubordina-

This telegram was sent to Owner Herr
MANN Within week Chief Bender and
Rube Oldring Of the Athletics and Frank
Schultz Of the Cubs have been similarly
disciplined. 1t was said yesterday that
when the Cubs were In Cincinnati there
was merry time until Chance threat
ened to suspend at least two of his stars
besides Schultz.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Tigers Eat Up Athletics.

DETROIT. September 11.-Jensen, a
right-hander. made his debut for Detroit
yesterday. HIS own wildness and poor
support gave Philadelphia five runs in
seven innings.
Detroit knocked Crabb out of the box,
and also Brown. who followed him. Jen-
nings used only three regulars, trying
out his youngsters. Score:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia. -. 10 1 D 0O3 O-8 :
Detroit. ......... 90 0 - ks IL 4
Evening star., 1912-09-11

Ii is said to he a habit of Connie Mack .
TO hand out to naughty ball players con-
tracts calling for seasons salary of
about $t2O0. with a promise TO do bet-
ter. according to the manner I'm which
the player behaves. Next season Connie
should have a drawer full of such docu-
ments.
Cy Morgan made single. and Billy
HaIlman--yes. the old one-hand Bill
cracked out home run for Lubins last
SATURDAY And to think that President
Fogel sent scouts all the way 10 Alaska
and Panama With all this talent right at
his front door
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Other American League Games.
Yankees Beat Browns.

ST. LOUIS, September 11.-Hamiton
was wild in the early innings yesterday
and New York procured a lead that St
Louis could not overcome, the visitors
winning the opening game OF the series,
to ). Score:
R.H.E.
New York 0o 20 / o 1 . O-S Is
St Louis . y 1 o . D D o O-S 10 )
Evening star., 1912-09-11
World Series Experience Helpful.

The work of Marquard. Bedient. Tes-
reau and O'Brien in a worlds series is
hard to figure. Marquard has been
against the fire and has more experience
than the others, but he was not success
full against the Athletics. O'Brien and
Tesreau are both spitbaIl pitchers and
they are bound to be troublesome.
Neither the Giants nor the Red Sox like
to hit at spitters.
The man the Boston supporters are de-
pending upon to win the championship is
Joe Wood There is no doubling the fact
that he is wonderful pitcher. He has a
fast ball that is the wonder of the Ameri-
can League, and his slow one is marvel.
His great change of pace is bound to
wreak havoc with any string of batters,
provided he does not lose his head
Wood has been in many hard fights. and
ought to be fully able to take care of
himself.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Cubs Defeat Boston

BOSTON, Mass, September 1l.-Chicago
won a loosely played game from Boston
yesterday. 8 to 1. Neither Of the pitchers
who started was effective and the sup
port behind Dickson was poor. Score:
RHE
Boston. o 3 o O o 90 o. 8
Chica o........... . q u o 20 1-611 z
Evening star., 1912-09-11

CIeveland . O q q q o
washington ... 3 o 4! 0 % Oil
Twobase hit-Johnston. Tlrce-base hit-Gandil.
Stolen base-Lajoie. Doubl, plays-Turncr and
La joie. Kibbe and Johnston. Foster and Milan.
Hits-On Biandng. in X inning: OF Steen, )
in 2 innings: on Wolfe S In .; innings First
base on balls-On Wolfe. A. OF Cashion. f. Hit
Steen 9: by Wolfe. 1: b., Cashon. B. First
base on Washington. Left on hases-Cleve-
land H. Washington. :. Cmpires-Mcssrs
O'IOughlin and Nestervelt Time OF game
hours and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Run-Getting Counts a Lot.
Red Sox Better Fielders.

The only department in which the Red
Sox show superiority over the Giants. ac-
cording to the official records, is in field
ing This season the Giants have proved
themselves very erratic in the defensive
end of the game. In the fielding averages
they stand last tied with the Boston
Braves. On the other hand, the Red Sox
are second That possibly accounts for
the fact that the Red SoX have won more
games with weaker batting team.
Don't understand by this that the Red
Sox are weak hitters. Far be it from
that They are only one point behind the
Giants i the general average and they
are liab,e at any time to start hitting
streak that cannot be stopped.
While the Red Sox are often referred to
as suggers, it is very interesting to know
by the records that the Giants are far
ahead of them in long cleanup drives.
They have made but 437 extra bases,
against the Giants 461.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Giants Better Runners.

According to the figures. the best base
runner on the Red Sox team is Iris
Speaker. He is third. No other Boston
player is listed among the first ten. The
Giants have a monopoly on the base
stealing averages in the National. In the
first ten appear the names of Doyle,
Snodgrass, Devore, Murray, Herzog and
Becker.
According to these figures. the Giants
have a shade the best of the Red Sox.
SO it naturally comes down to a question
of pitching. Could the Giants hit that
hard against Joe Wood, Bedient and Buck
o. Brien with his spitbali? That's ques-
ton that no one can answer.
On the other hand the question arises:
Can the Red sox hit so hard against
Mathewson, Marquard and Tesreau?
Many of them have batted against Matty,
and though they lost the opener to him.
they afterward gave him a trimming.
They do not seem to fear him. but as
Jimmy McAleer said the other day: ANY
team that beats MathewsOn has to get
up and dust. He always pitches an in
tel.gent game, no matter what is the
condition of his arm. His experience is
also of immense advantage to him"
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Pirates Smother Phillies.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September H.
Pittsburgh hammered the deliveries of all
three pitchers used by Philadelphia and
easily won yesterdays game, II to L.
Every member Of the visiting team
made from one to three hits Wagner
made three singles and received two
bases on balls. Wilson hit for two singles
and home run. and Adams secured
three singles. Score:
RHE.
Pittsburgh. . o04o2 2o2 23O-1l 10 0
Phiiadelphia. 900 o o OO-4 8 2
Evening star., 1912-09-11

The Red Sox have only eleven more
games to win to eclipse the American
League record. Said record Is 102 vic
tories, made by the Athletics in 1910.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
Brooklyns Easy for Cincy.

RROOKLYN, N. T.. September 11.-Cin-
cinnad got enough runs in the first two
innings or Allen yesterday to make the
rest Of the game unintsresting.
Both sides 0atted fYsaly and helded
loosely. In addition to their numerous
hits the visitors stole seven bases. Besch-
er led with the stick. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati. ....... 2 5 o 90 1 I o lilo l6 8
Brooklyn. 3 o Q o o o o o l. II. 3
Evening star., 1912-09-11
CAN'T SEE RED SOX
New Workers Figure Giants as
Stronger Club.
BOSTON FIELDS BETTER
And Gothamites Say That Is Only
Department in Which
It Excels.

NEW YORK. September 11.-Now that
the Giants have practically cinched their
hold on the National League pennant
and that the victory of the Red Sox in
the American League is a foregone con-
clusion it might be interesting for the
fans to know some facts about these two
clubs before getting down their bets.
For some reason the Red Sox have been
made a slight favorite in the few small
bets that have been made along Broad
way, but no reason for that is shown in
the records Of the two teams. 1t is like
ly that those who have made the Red
Sox favorite are banking on the pitching
of Joe Wood, Buck O'Brien and Bedient.
Remember. though, none Of these men
has ever appeared in a worlds series.
Run-Getting Counts a Lot.
To get down to facts: The Giants are
heavier hitters than the Red Sox and
have shown themselves better run-get-
ters. For instance. the Giants, SO far
this season, have made 113 runs, while
the Red Sox have made but Ga. At the
same time the Red Sox have won ninety
one games, against eighty-seven for the
Giants 1t must be understood, however,
that they have played more. The Giants
have lost but one more than Boston.
On the bases the Giants are far SUI
perior to any club in either league. They
have stolen IA bases. against 162 for the
Red Sox. In the last world s series the
Giants base running ability did not cut
much figure for the simple reason that
they did not get on the bases. Still, with
their hitting ability, the Giants ought to
get a great many more on the bags this
time than they did against the Athletics.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
SCHEDULES.

TO-DAY TOMORROW
Wash n at Cleveland. Washington at Cleverd.
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis. New York at st. Louis.
Phila. at Detroit. Phila. at Detroit
Evening star., 1912-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TO-DAY TOMORROW.
Chicago at Boston. Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Phils. Pittsburgh at PhilA.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York. st. Louis at New York.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester. g: Buffalo, l.
Newark. 10; Providence, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
APPEAR TO BE
BACK IN OLD-TIME FORM
Display Prowess in Cleveland Game Which
Carried Them Through on First Triurn-
plant T our Against Western Gibbs.
Cashion Getting Into Shape.

cess. Twice Yesterday he laid down per
feet bunts and beat the throws to first.
Evening star., 1912-09-11

Dan Moeller has switched his tactics.
Finding that he is not successful in hit
ting tho ball hard. he is resorting to the
bunting game. and Is meeting with sue
Evening star., 1912-09-11

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
First same-Montgomery. Ii: New Orleans, 0
second game-New Orleans. .; Montgomery,
,called in eighth inning; darknese).
Atlanta Cha ttanoOga: RAIN
Mobile. 2; Birmingham, j.
First game--Nsshville. 8: Memphis. 0. Secont
"a same-Memphis, ): Nashville, 2.
Evening star., 1912-09-11

Ty Cobb and iris Speaker both have
turned into their third hundred OF base
hits.
Evening star., 1912-09-11
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, Il: Milwaukee. 3.
Kansas City, Z: st. Paul, 4.