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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Special Notices

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GOOD MASSAGIST would take a few
more patients for treatment Of rheu-
matism, face and body massage, and
shampoo Phone 1885
MIDWIFE, specialist in caring for sick
and nervous women, experienced, COM
petent and always successful; Is years
practice. Mrs. DR.. Hubbard, room q,
2141z Texas, Hollenbeck hotel.
SPECIAL NOTICE - Before leaving
town sell your furniture and clothing
for a good price to the FL PasO store
900 FL PasO St Bell S4s1: Auto 24SL
NOTICE TO SOCIALISTS.
VIII hold mass meeting May 4. 1912,
az p m, county court mouse, 70
place IN nomination Socialists for fun
county ticket All Socialists are re-
quested to be present
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
The Texas & Pacific Ry. company
hereby gives notice that on the 2Sth
day Of April, 1912, between the hours
Of 10 a. m and 4 p m, II Will sell at
the temporary freight station located
Il the southeast corner Of First street
and Virginia street. in Fl Paso, FL Paso
county, Texas. at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property: 500 bales OF cane,
for the purpose Of satisfying charges
due said company, for demurrage,
$4,000. The said property having been
conveyed by the said company as
common carrier and having remained
at Its destination unclaimed, without
the payment of said charges, for the
period Of time required by law.
Shipped from Fabens, Texas. by A.
NJ LOOMS, or LOomis Bros, consigned
TO Mrs. NJ 5. Price. FL Paso, Texas.
This property may be claimed by its
lawful owner at any time before sale
by payment of all demurrage shown
above and the cost Of this advertise
ment upon application to c. d. John
son. local Ereight Agent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
For Rent

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Lee St.
FOR RENT room cottage. SIS D-o
Apply 1920 First St
FOR RENT - Beautiful apartment
: Wallace Apis. Phone T21 or 9l9.
FOR RENT-One-half furnished 6
room cottage 215 Wyoming
FOR RENT furnished apartments.
Phone 1851 or 1922 Bell
FOR RENT-Modern room apartment
reasonable. Phone $500.
LARGE, AIRY FRONT ROOM - Bath
adjoining: in private family. Ills \.
FL Paso St
FOR RENT room flat. very desir-
able. 400 California Phone 1870 or
3517-
HOUSEKEEPING apartments well fur
nished: no invalids or children Mrs.
Joe UT 81 n. FL Paso st.
WANFED-Nice party for five large
rooms lower flat; modern convent
ences: firstclass condition. Apply at
1928 San Antonio
FOR RENT room frame. furnished;
protected sleeping porch, closet, pam
try; $3.50, including water: room
brick, closet, pantry, cupboard. 81,
Gold St.
PASTURE FOR RENT.
Fine pasture for rent, located 12O
miles from FL PasO on E P & S ".
r. R, direct route to Kansas City. load
and unload from cars to pasture;
grass and water over entire pasture.
which is enclosed with good tight
fence. For further information write
to A. n. Calfee. Oscura. \. n.
Business Chances
FOR SALE-ROoming house, so out
side rooms, well furnished; good rea-
son for selling Write SIS, Herald.
FOR SALE-My well established lunch
room It's money maker. Those
meaning business only write for par
ticulars- J. NJ, care Of Herald
FOR SALE - Confectionery business.
also in connection a bOttling plant and
candy kitchen. centrally located in the
best town in New Mexico: doing a
good business; long lease. For par
ticulars write s 229 Herald.
FOR sALE-OId established furniture
business; always a money maker;
books open for inspection: unusual OBJ
portunity. Thaxton & Co. AIbuquer-
que, \. NJ
Special Notices
PHONE 1913 for automobiles.
RUGS AND SILK CURTAINS WOVEN.
Phone 2S71.
spireIa COrsets. D. a1cIntire. 214a Tex
DELICIOUS Barbecued Meats. Wall st.
Barbecue. H. D. Ballard, Ala Mesa.
HORsESHOEING guaranteed for $3.50
and up. Epperson. ia E. Overland.
SANITARY BARBECUED MEATS, sos
\. Stanton St New pit new shop.
Auto. phone 1875.
CARPETS cleaned and general house
Duntley Vacuum Cleaning
Co. Phone 321s.
FULL GROWN DEAD CATTLE. horses
AID mules taken. away free except !
Sundays. Phone Bell "A.
WALL PAPER at less than half price: |
painting and papering promptly done; !
work guaranteed. Bell 1888, or call
2Os n. Campbell
Ell PAsO IRON AND METAL co, 1905
san Antonio. Dealers in scrapiron, /
rubber. copper, brass, bones, etc. Auto. |
1882 Bell 1850.
CUT FLOWERs-Sweet VioIets, Car
nations, Roses, DaffOdils and all kind I
of flowers, plants and bulbs. c. H /
Kolle, 80 Mesa Ave,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

/ WANTED to get a or room house,
close in; must be reasonable Phone
BEGINNING APRIL 10TH, small. mod
| ern, completely furnished cOttagei
I young couple, both working; desirab bic,
long time renters Agents and own
{ ers write full particulars. Tenant. care
OF Herald.
Room, Board, Etc.
THE kENNARD-423A n. Oregon.
FURNISHED ROOM-72O n Stanton.
ROOMS AND BOARD - 526 ". Mis-
souri, Bertha B. Neal Bell 3417.
BOARD AND ROOMS, strictly first
] class Mrs c. F. Leary, 619 n. Kansas.
/ FOR RENT-Nice room for gentleman.
! Phone 4003 or sol Arizona
! FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 1O1S
} y Florence Bell 1898.
/ FOR RENT-One light housekeeping
: room Phone 4IS9. 4O1 Prospect
} TWO NICELY furnished front rooms
I Tor gentlemen IA MagOffin.
CLOSE IN housekeeping suite; summer
rates 612 Mesa
THE NAVARRO ROOMs-Men only.
61312 san Antonio.
= > suites.
Sunny South Apis, 606 Texas St
TWO NICE furnished front rooms with
front porch Phone 2276.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, furnished.
SOC n Florence
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms;
moderate rates. 512 Myrtle, Opp. Elks-
FOR RENT large nicely furnished
front rooms. sos n FL Paso-
FURNISHED housekeeping suite; no
SICK or children Phone 4277-
JOHNSON HOUSE - Home cooking.
Bell 81 sol y Oregon. No sick.
NICELY furnished light housekeeping
rooms 3OS Texas
CHEAP. COOL CLEAN ROOMS for
summer also housekeeping suites.
Gale Hotel 33S Leon St
FOR RENT-One large cool room for
or 3 gentlemen; convenient to all
K r. yards SOS y Oehoa-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms; no children. sol wy
oming-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, single
and housekeeping. sos Montana. Phone
42O5.
NICELY furnished front bedroom
Phone 1919. Call mornings or even
ings- 6o4 Montana
NICE furnished apis. Astoria, 7O5 N
Florence Bell phone 1498; Auto. phone
2447.
FOR RENT - Close in, modern fur
nished front room with sleeping porch
for gentlemen only; no sick. Phone
1926 333 W Missouri St.
HOUSEKEEPING SUITE Of rooms to
rent to permanent parties; REASONABLE
strictly firstclass- Phone 2099 I to
p. m
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms with
sleeping porch for light housekeeping,
with all cOnveniences: healthy family.
1928 Wyoming Phone 1885.
FOR RENT - . nice furnished front
rooms, each suitable for 1 or per
sons. Job Overland, 4 blocks from
court house.
FOR RENT-Suite Of 8 connecting
rooms, bath adjoining, close in 4OI
Prospect Bell phone 4789-
WHY PAY extravagant hotel rates?
The Ramona, 60S-61O y. Stanton, home
like, economical, sanitary, ample bath
ing facilities. Rates soc to 81 a day.
81 to Sc a week So to SIS a month
FOR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Good Locations, Write, Call or
Phone the
F. B. Gilbert Rental Agency,
Room Il, Hotel Delmar block, At n
Stanton St, FL PasO, Tex. Personal
attention. Temporary or permanent
accommodations on short notice. Bell
1V5O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Statesmen Wanted

WANTED - Thoroughly experienced
Al dressgoods and silk salesman; a
good opportunity for the proper man;
5ermanent position: only experienced
men need apply. Popular Dry Goods Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
For Sale or Exchange

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NEW PIANO to trade for lots. Phone
/ 5Si9.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2SO acres
Of timber land within so miles OF
Las Cruces or FL Paso property,
building lots or Rio Grande valley
land. Address Box SIP, Las Cruces,
New Mexico.
NINE ROOM elegantly finished Mon
tana St home for FL PasO business
property or valley land. VIII take or
pay boot Apply 1417 Montana.
HEALTH SEEKER-Here IS just the
place for you to regain your health
lovely ranch home. VIII sell or trade
Phone Bell 2796.
BEST DRIVING, racing and brood
mare in FL PasO, sell or trade for lots
or milk cows. Also year old LllIy,
highly bred. for show. saddle and har-
ness rings. 1417 Montana st
Money to Loan
MONEY To LOAN on furniture, etc
Mrs. Howell. 2204 Texas Phone Zl1N
MONEY To LOAN on city property;
easy terms. VIII buy vendor lien notes.
Write L %. Herald.
Educational
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SOUTHWESTERN EDUCATIONAL EX-
CHANGE.
University and Normal school grad
yates accomplished music and art
teachers trained gOvernesseS, tutors
and stenOgraphers- 200 applicants 70
Box 1122, FL Paso, Texas.
Specialists
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DIR. CARL SMITH-COnsultati In
vited- 1O7 San Antonio st. Auto z151.
Mercantile Agencies
LOCAL MERCANTILE AGENCLs
Reports and ratings on individuals.
collections Member OF the National
Assn. Of Mercantile Agencies.
HARRY PATEEANs MgE.
Rooms 321-322 Herald Building
r. G. DUN & co.
MERCANTILE REPORTS.
FL Paso Office, sol Guaranty Trust
Building.
Ell PAsO REPORTING AGENCK-Is-
sues complete Il PasO commercial re-
ports.
Jewellery
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WATCHES cleaned, soc; mainsPrings'
2O7 s. FL Paso st. Denver Jew'y. co. !
WATCHES CLEANED. soc; main |
springs, SOC All work guaranteed
years. Geneva Jewelry Co, 225 = san 4
Antonio.
Plumbers
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NEW YORK PLUMBERS - 515 s FL |
Paso ST. Phone 1891. JObbing prompt /
" attended to- Work guaranteed.
Dressmaking
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by the day. Phone /
FOR NEAT DREssMAKING phone
S25S
REssNIAKING-6O2 n. oregon. Phone
1914.
plain sewing. Call at
1925 Missouri st.
WANTED - Firstclass dressmaking.
Prices reasonable. Phone 4194.
For Sale-Real Estate
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FOR SALE-Relinquish 100 acres /
6 = miles east Of Columbus, y. N. Jno. /
B. Robinson, Las Cruces n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

cunning garden From long neqla,e5 -
n he The rutbis
And vhooD
eed to grow. -ent1
Jane.
to eli page ~ = -'AI1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Heln Wanted Female

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WANTED on Parma y woman to
J-eeD house and cook Apply us \. FL
Paso St
WANTED - Girl for general house
work: Mexican preferred Inquire at
Ern Prfnan1 ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Wanted-Houses

WANTED to get a or room house,
close in; must be reasonable. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

BEGINNING APRIL 10TH, small, mod
ern, completely furnished cottage;
young couple, both working; desirable,
long time renters. Agents and own
ers write full particulars. Tenant. care
OF Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Wanted Situations

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TED-A small set of books to
.bv experienced bOokkeeper- Al
Isl rs. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

FOR SALE-Relinquishme 160 acres
6 y miles east Of Columbus, y. N. JnO.
3. Robinson Las Cruces n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Help Wanted-Male

73OY WANTED for store WORK DaVl'
T.erner. 1I3 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
Snecialists

DR. CARL SMITH-Consultati In
vited. 1O7 San Antonio st. Auto. 2151.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

WANTED for the .. S. army, ablebod--
fed unmarried men between ages OF -
and 81. citizens Of United States, OF
GOOD character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the
ENGLISH language. For Information
apply to Recruiting O1Ilcer' Coles
T1dr Fl PasO Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

D-Position by cashier, e1-
and accurate best Of refer
kite X T.. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

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GOOD MASSAGIST would take a few
more patients for treatment Of rheu-
matism, face and body massage, and
shampoo. Phone 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

carRwr 1919 - Szlp g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

sOUTHWESTERN EDUCATIONAL EX-
CHANGE.
University and Normal school grad
yates, accomplished music and art
teachers. trained gOvernesses, tutors
and stenographers 200 applicants to
choose from. Write US your needs
Box 1922, FL PasO Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05
For Sale Estate

MEXICO.
Have 8 room house within blocks
OF FL PasO pOstOffice for sale cheap If
taken at once Box ISL, Deming, n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

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FOR RENT-3 room fiat Inquire 713
Lee St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
YALE LOOKING
 FOR QUARTERBACK
NO POWER IN ATTACK AND LOF- rus MAY RUN TEAM AGAINST
 WEST POINT.

New Haven, Oct. 14-YaIe takes the West Point game. scheduled for next Saturday, most seriously. West Point has defeated the Ellis the last two years in succession. and no American college has licked Yale three years consecutively.
 The collapse of the Yale team game against Lafayette Saturday has alarmed the coaches, and the longest council held since the season opened the Hotel Taft last evening. The coaches agree that coordination in either the backdeld or rush line is not secured at present Although Yale was able Saturday. through Lefty Flynn's smashing rushes, to reel, off three Or four long runs and score two touchdowns, there is little harmony or concert Of action in the line and be- tween the backs.
 Few changes of players are dis cussed. Quarterback is one of the and the question of turning over the position to Frank Loftus dis cussed Loftus was the freshman quarter last Fall, and he has worked his way through such a field as Cor nlsh, Cornell, Dyer, Wheeler and Foss, til! he is now on even terms with Cor nell and Cornish, who have been term ed regulars all the Fall Loftuss run nings of the eleven Saturday was the best of any of the quarters, and it is a possibility that he may run the team 0So1A1oL west IOII1I
 Another radical proposition which was discussed was the abolition of the quarterback, the playing of a half back in that position, and the run ming of the eleven and giving of the signals by Captain Spalding
 Most of the passes from center are now direct to the ha1fback, and, if one of the halfbacks, like Spa1dfng, should give the signals there would be little need for a quarterback. In case this should be put into effect, the backfeld, for the present, would prob ably be made up of Spalding, MarkIe, Flynn and Philbin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
LYNCH AWARDS
 GAME TO PIRATES
CAUSE PLAYER BATTED OUT OF TURN.

President Lynch of the National League yesterday upheld the protest made by the Pittsburgh club against a victory gained by the Chicago club on October ?. The protest was based on the fact that Catcher Cotter of the Cubs batted out of turn when he made a single in the tenth inning, which drove in Chicago's Winnin g run.
 Lynch ruled this run was illegal and ordered the game thrown out of the league records. This takes one victory away from Chicago and one ever, it does not affect the relative positions in which the Cubs and Pirates finished. except to increase the Pirates lead for second place.
 President Lynch last night gave out the corrected official standing of the National League for the season, which follows:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
CHARLEY SCHMIDT SORE
 BECAUSE HE CAN'T BOX

l The sorest fellow in the country today is Charlie Schmidt, the big | white catcher of the Providence team, and he has a right to be, as Larry Mclean of the Cincinnati Reds, whom Schmidt was to meet in New York next Tuesday night at O'Rourke's club to decide the cham pionship of ball players, has 7unEed out of the match. When Schmidt hurled a, challenge
 weeks ago at all ballpIayers to meet
 him in the ring, Mclean was first to
 accept, and now it looks like a case of
 just notoriety for Mclean as all he
 wanted. O'Rourke wanted the bout
 for October 8, but Mclean could not
 be found until too late. O'Rourke
 staged it for October 15. W. A. Phe-
 lon of the Cincinnati Times-Star wired
 O'Rourke that Mclean would sign for
 the fifteenth. But, alas, came the wire from Phelon yesterday, that Me Lean had backed away. We'll that big giant, who stands six feet three and one-half inches and weighs 23O pounds would have received almost as much money tomeet Schmidt as he will get for an entire season of ball playing Schmidt has Eeen training hard out at | Fort Smith, Ark, and would have gone through Mclean as sand goes l through a sieve. Mclean must have seen the handwriting and took it on 1 the heel. Well, if Schmidt ever meets him anywhere, wowi wow! Good | night for Mclean, he'll get a cleaning at any style.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
By Wagner.)

In the event that seventh game is necessary in the worlds series, the national commission will decide by lot where the game shall be played. Many fans think that as the games alter nate between the two cities, if the series should stand tied at three each, the contest would be staged in a New York. The national commission pro- vided for this contingency before the series by deciding that the scene of the seventh game should be decided by lot. This will be done after the sixth contest, if the series is then a tie.
 Chubby Charley Murphy, the in bad president of the Chicago Nationals, has gone and done it again. He has sentenced Three Finger Brown to Louisville of the American association. Brown came to the Cubs from St. Louis in 1904. His great pitching in 1906, 19G7 1908 and 1910 won pennants for Chicago and helped make Mur- phy a. rich man Now after Brown has injured his knee, Murphy casts him
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
SCHULTE'S HOME
 RUN BEATS SOX
CUBS GET SECOND VICTORY
 OVER AMERICAN LEAGUERS BY FOUNDING WALSH

Chicago, Oct 14.-Crape is the pre- Failing color scheme all over the South Eide here. and there is deep gloom in fhe cafes and cabarets. Thousands of White Sox rooters are mixing tears with their beer, for their idol, Big fallen, crushed and battered in spots by the irresistible onslaught of the %Ieam roller Cubs
 Walsh himself was at fault in no Fman degree for the second straight defeat suffered by the Sox. Last night
 Big Ed'' Reulbach was the hero. hav- Ing wheeled his mates to victory, 4 10 2, before 90, ,393 panicky fans.
 All critics agree that the Sox were putplayed, outgeneraled and helpless before the Cub machine, which de- served to win. Walsh, the Iron Man, tSas pitted against Reulbach. the wild hasn, and each was at his best.
 Schulte, the care-free temperament tal, hit-'sm- a-mile Schu1te, was the fly ln WalsFs ointment. When Schulte belted home run against the fence it look the heart out of the giant South 6ider Later the same SchuIte came within an eyelasf1 of stealing home, bnd this had immediate effect on the berve of the big spit-balIe
 Each team made run in the sixth bnd the Sox, by dint of much maneu- Fering, made another in the seventh.
 The Cubs hall of the seventh mark pd the downfall of Walsh. Schulte fouled into the right-neld crowd and khen smashed out a home run Salter hned out to Borton- Evers nicked khe first ball pitched to him for a sin sle- Archer doubled to center, Evers scoring. Rue1bach grounded out, Ar fher going to third. Rath fumbled echeckard's roller and Archer raced home. Leach forced Sheckard, and khe lights went out. as neither side threatened after that
 Never before has large a crowd passed through the turnstiIes of the l National League park here. The off fial attendance as announced by the National Commission was 30 393, and 1 he total receipts were S21, ,197. Of | khis sum the National Commission will | keceive e2,119.70: each club gets $3,-s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
IHI LADD'S FINE
 CATCH SAVES GAME
VETERAN ROBS NORRIS OF
 LOSE TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A great one hand catch by Hi Ladd in the ninth inning saved the game for South Norwa1k at Yost field yes- terday, when the Yosts were starting a ninth inning rally. Reilly singled in the ninth and then Shorty Norris leaned against a fast ball. The sphere travelled toward the fence and the fans thinking it was a homer, started to yell. Ladd ran back and by a great jump, pulled the ball down with one hand. He was given a big ovation. South Norwalk won by to 6.
 RobacIZer twirled a fine game for the Yosts. He held the hard hitting visitors to six safeties, although they mum bered many minor league stars in their line up. Lefty Gallagher start ed to pitch for the visitors, but he only lasted four innings. He was suc- ceeded by Harry Cornen, who stayed one inning. VoIk finished the game.
 The trouble with the Yosts was their poor fielding. Loose work in this department permitted South Norwalk to get away with the contest. The South Norwalks had the following lineup: Kerr, c; Gallagher, Cornen, Volk, D: Yale, 1b; Stow, 2b; Freeman, ss.; OdeI, 3b; Keene If; Ladd, of; Whitehouse if
 Ladd was given big reception when he first came to bat He made one hit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
CARDINALS PLAY TIE
 CONTEST WITH BROWS
Steele and Hamilton Both Pitch Good
 Ball For Ten Innings.
St. Louis. Oct. 14.-Darkn

St. Louis, Oct. 14-Darkness stop ped the fourth game of the Inter- league series for the championship of St. Louis between the local American League team and the National League Club in the tenth inning, with the score tied. 2 to 2.
 The heroes of the game were Steele and Hamilton. Steele allowed only three hits, Stovan getting the only clean cut safety that was made by the American Leaguers, Jimmy Aus tin got away with the other two hits made off Steele by the Browns both being of the scratch variety The score:
 R. H. E. Nationals OOH OOOO O-2-7I2 American 0 0 o O-2-3-3
 Batteries-Stee1e and Bresnahan; Hamilton and Alexander.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14

s1546, and $11,1446. s8 goes to the play CTS pool
 The throng became so unmana geable in the early part of the game that it was impossible for a large detail of police to keep the fans from crowding on to the infeld. A dozen or more park attaches and ushers went to the assistance of the police, and when they failed to put the crowd back the Ma tionaI League players, each armed with a bat, went to the rescue. After some trouble the crowd was quieted and the game went on.
 The series ~now stands in favor of the Cubs-two victories to none.