El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-28

Wv than the Boston Braves. and were
they both in the same league the
former would be returned the pennant win
ners. yet it remains 70 be seen WnetheE tne
American leaguers are the equaL o. Sl 49,
ings' youngsters in a short series Inc
American leaguers will not have the walk
away in winning the Worlu $ SEES -
Braves are much superior cluo 10 the
Giants -.-
when they start the series II theS van llg
toss OF the coin and the series opens at
Boston. they will be an even money choLGy 5ii
But II the Athletics win the Toss tnsy WI
start the duel the favorites. for the Braves.
a team composed mainly OF youngsters VIII
Be- a little nervous playing before record
Athletics are seasoned veterans anu W.
be able 20 play as steadily away rum Aollie
as on their own diamond
connie Mack is undoubtedly one OF the
greatest OF all baseball manager But ne
will meet his equal IN George stll' Ls - N
success Of the Braves this season - ,I 80
largely due to the brain. work OF St1Illnss
and his assistant. Johnny Evers. 4nese l"o
veterans drive the team 20 the unit ne
are liked by every player on the team VINO
try hard 10 win every game It has been a, the
from the cellar TO the top rung-
Otto Hess. who has been on the bench for
several Weeks because OF illness came through
Saturday with a victory for the Braves hesa
yyiiI ~ a bIg help to the Braves. not be-
cause they need 10 win any more games IN
the National league pennant race. but be
pink Of condition for the world series duei
and be sent into the box 70 relieve any OF
the sbiE three who are being hit hard
TYLER James and Rudolph will do the
bulk Of the work They viii start very
game in the series CIeorse DaEls, tne 81 ~
satiOnal young recruit. Mollu nave 1esI ne -
relief man had not Hess come back But
stallings wiz probably prefer e esp enc. on
chance on sending Davis. Crutcher or one
Of his other youngsters into the box
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Athletics in the twirling department CHIEF
Bender is the best HEAVIER Of the two teams
But James IS the equal OF Eddie Plank Ru-
doIph is superior 70 any Of the youngsters s.
and TYLER IS also a better twirler than the
YOUNGSTERS Mack viii have 70 choose ron
should the series open at Boston. Ben
der will oppose Rudolph II should prove
a twirlers duel that viii make the game
one Of the most exciting championship
Plank the second game. and this VIII also
be a tuirler'e duel Tyler should win the
seems far superior TO Bush. SnaWkey OF any
Of the other youngsters Mack Wild pit
I against him
The Herald will bulletin the worlds Sc
ries games. giving the fans the games play
by play. The Associated Press will nave a
leased wire into the baseball parks al Bos-
| ton and Philadelphia Ihe Herald VIII o
! looped on the wire and every movement and
| play viii be flashed Just as II occurrs- The
! game in detail will be megaphoned from the
Z 61ic0nv Of The Herald building on the
I Pioneer plaza side The game viii also be
] posted play BY play on the big score board
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walter z rabbit" Meanwhile. the sen
{ sationaI shortstop OF the Boston Braves, has
Z been struck out by little Dan Cupid
! Meanwhile has announced his enEageIneni
I 70 Miss Elizabeth r. Shea, OF Springfield
I Mass. The wedding Will take place follow
l ink the worlds series
! The RABBIT IS one OF the greatest OF all
] iufeldsrs. He knocked a home run Satur-
] day with three men on bases. winning The
Hnv rNwHmn0
I 8Iaranville will undoubtedly star in the
! worlds series.
Instead OF participating in a worlds Sc
l ries duel that would have Melted each play
] or about $500. the Giants viii have 70 con
Z tent themselves with an lntercity series Wiz
. the loWIy Yankees
Agreements are being made by Jht
Z American and National league cities ioi