The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-06


'""''"'' TN ~. " ", 49,, i'o''""'hs w.
rTs a.ou, lime cor tho GIANT. tn win
a vo-la's ch,mnlona,in ,caIn. Th..
l Is ,,e,r third chance in a row. The
other two have turned gu, to he bloom
trs through no fault OF the New York
players. But there's luck in odd mum.
bers. Also. the Giants have an advan-
tase they lacked before. The winning
o: the race in their own league has
been easy. TIE players haven't been
worked to the bone. The pitching stan
ISN'T carrying rs arm in a sling.
III the Giants don't win this time they
might as vel! give II up-uhti next
year NO baseball team ever gives UP
permanently rNeh Inc poorest team IN
'"e ieasue saF,s our nop'hs " oe
Ve.'4n' winner oe'ore 'hc ye.r o'o''
i"' ue'e"uouS rus" iC .'e"' ~. .no"'
,"a. 'ava. ~. "''. -. =" pOp
"a. -, .o,, er.n.. .nd ~. ,enn,.
psn'e' uoo' o'u oa'., .o
-, ,s". 80 ~, No, y; ~. Aw.r,c.n
~,h,,c
-HE announcement that baseball
reserved seats will not be on sale
4 at the Polo Grounds to-day will
distinctly lar many OF the regular root
ers. n has been promised that these
seats would BE- sold. and for every sat
that ~ % have been IN the box once
there were Q hundred fans expecting to
buy. Air. I'll. M 1ust about a. we'll
mat the reservations are few and the
Rr,ndseand will be thro wn open to the
Aans. Art ooape. Arst served. The more
reutrlctsd a. ADVANCE sale. the fewer
tiOhst. Wi find their vay into the hands
a. .,.c.,.to. Ana 4. th.ra an. sno,,~h
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orowd' unless twice a. many people como
- CA POSSIBLY % ehteroined oy we
Ssanostahd. IN that case there VIII De
confusion approaching . riot and Il viii
bs up to the City OF New YORK to
straighten things out.
hEtE ID teenhs amohs foHo"
srs OF ooxinR tnat tneres no II"
"euie'e necessity TOT stas'he sn'
otner matcn oetween e'henl oAN
"ops "uSy e'eh"s "."" 10 SNIo
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repu'eu 'ne oes. Oh All '"e ".fn e"."
piohs' ny tar' but ~hen put INTO the
ring together they just added another 70
their list OF meetings-that was all.
according to the schoolboy formula,
Whether II was excessive caution on
try ava whether Ianpford couldn't nv
wouldn't take advantage OF sur. omen.
invs he didn't Thing, ara i.f, IN ,ur,
Inc RICH, condition for neetlns M. 10
but nobody will weep bitter tears n Il
In decided Cor like the last ono "urde-
cided'D in some other village.
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'"nEE "uho'e" real newspaper
WRITER'S VIII report 'he games OF
."c ""'.u se''cs' iH's coesht IA
u'o '"e ARM VI pay VINO
~Hi zen" '"e'r "ahes 10 articles ohe
VI '"e most amusing "eas OF the CEN
Jury IS mat OF ban Johnson VINO thinks
a" PiA!er-"r''e'S ""o are AHo"eo 10
"''e shou'u 10 oo"pehe" '" dictate
'e'. s'o'e' W ''s"s'ep"eIs IN inc
"ea"puar'ers oi inc commission aiter
eA'n sa"is iha' a'e.a''o'i mhsh' DC
"o'ui Hs'e"'ns w. ""o "'s"' MAKE u"
.eles.ns rea"ins u puo.sheu w',hou,
.n se ~. . .s,.'o, % ~. ' D ren." anu
,asd... WY
-IIE NO.. heavyweight event on the
bill OF fare will be that Gunboat
4 r,,,,h ,-.., n,-ri, ooi,,,iar n.
paper this looks like the real one best
oct. There's no possible reason why
Morris and Smith should stall through
ten rounds as jeanette and Langford
did. They've never met before, and It's
a sure thing that II there's a winner
hen never give the fellow who runs
..cond .no,h.r .hsrc.
nv. 80. =,