Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-10


the procession.
Captain johnny Evers was nabbal by
the fans when he started t. duck off the
field and forced to circle around the dia.
mond three times carrying a large satchel
In which, according to the Boston scrihes
he will take home the bacon After ia
minutes Of marching around tl7o rarl, +bs
rooters headed into e0th street. and
marched around the NIa,Lia, citadel
three or four times
Bv tbot trInn tha rrorazsior was moro
than half block long Phi'adslnbia's S
rnotars s+r.,,,a i,..,l .,,. ;
cSesrs,,, 49, ,.,.t.rjs,. -,,,,,. rt,,t.l t,t.
TO the fact thar Boston had no rt,ra,y7,.
TODAY and advanced tb, ,nfrin,, +b9t tbs
Athletics. stuns :, tbo h.sr tr,t fs in
then, u.iiI ,o T,,+ ,,,v. ,ri -, 60. j
n row
The aynerts arr, nor so sure ,hor, that
brt ,,ora would 80 tb,, 7,s.,,, ,,,,,,S
he s,,rs ,,.r,,o,. 49,, rg,,,,or. ,r"
the ber,or rarri,,i b,. ,s,l. 49,, -
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Ph'a' 4'It'
ATFI ,ETr-s FIRST ~ ,rrrD
IT.. ,.,.,..,.
- ~ -ttIle.'SS We're 'he hrst on the held
stIis 'V"as' "II IHe graves were Just
49,, - s., -. Diil ~ NuI RHS ana buSh
riTl' me tliS HI Ms i,!rev out, followed by Old
Iii.S anu nulPhy. from their actions in
y.as ,a,5 ,Se.,t IN utter pm OF deieat
was sood medicine for the White Ele-
pnantS' .ir Inc pep that made them three
en e.'t! 1n@'HiIuus OIL the world was ap-
p15 5ent an eyeLE acton.
+taS -. eie" d.So Went al their prac-
- - 80 S"aPPS ,ash!oh' Ineir easy VIC
- - Se9tsIuaS apparently mad not
''.etl! ~ oS 81 tloHndeht. Bress!er went
81. ~ ''te '"yu'u 70 Plteh Tor batting prac-
oi.e, anu he was given Ions round OF
,.-,--
an Doui De'oIe lhe game began stand
nrs -, - - - a premium IN the bleach
S, -" tHe somerset street fence be-
aI ar-Iu Tn, s,e SIahas was occupied by men
IT,, 80 Lous!E PeFched on It's top
borses " - '.S..'7 ,,.l S.s..s on the tops Of
mGuSeS also We're occupied early by fans,
tops that were too far away yesterday
10 De thought worth while by the fans
Faith in the. tho reserve s'zS novo- - d., maui.
ing Mackmen was apparent in ever w howl
from the bleachers.
from, i'g,'.gr Rnstn '1lTE , WnItT-e.ad Eirl fan
fancee, came on the feId ana nrssSrto5 ,,"I
Gowdy with a bit Of encouragement in
tne toe snap ,aats- "i ttaVellng bag. The Sos
was for the bore,,n,oo,, Wv H,.U" ,ri, IL me nag
c1Insd 10 cornr7i, r.rssI, '''',' ou' S,Is us-
tng Cs,r,d,- ,,,;,L .N''sI PRESENT
mined an A,nsri.,,, -, '.'S oI"- L1GE
chest ''' '' ''S many
Tust then ,bs r,i- Co., ,..,- ...,.- -. 49,
act NJ sb.L,fTr ba14 -I,'' H.. " no No was m IN"
s,,Nra,.,r - r-. VIZ" 5lv"sy fllz'
-, Su.L, N-S l"T-gtlen as
The fans ,.,,gI "'' ~" ie'"
wsIl,ir -, as - u-''. t.e W'H-hho"h
When lanes stsnrsI - t-'E oeL L"Ie,
box in the second balt ~ - ..-t'Ft
dropped the bali and orbaryyfee. ,ligr,rs,.a5 ..
great deal oF ,sr,a,y,'., '- "'Sl''aJeu
When NTrr1i,. ,lis-I,.';S, .,,. -.,-.--
of Job drew four halls ~ G,5r,, Lr ~
Brave nirchar's vsr,.l,,s,-,. t'5.p Su7
rent a1d ~ 60 -tsI 10 any e"-
n. second 1arar rrr.,,. ,-.,i ,..St' t'tl oa's
Justify U,heD NTur,b,- ,,., . gs,,,,t. Just Just as
OFF sscord base F''' vas -N1s''' Ie" leet
EVERS SLOW ON THE EaSrS
y,rbs, E-,,.r- ,rf.s -,
''- '' 7I'7' second IN
the lhlIi' ne ran no faster than a steam
roller His gait was =o -..,,. ,F.. s..p.,,~,
s+arrad ~ nm, d,,,.r ar4 .--. g. -.
SO" '''" anu -'- "''" "'iA-
SELF nut changed his mind when he got
halfway TO the ritch.r.s box and r~s-s5
hin, ont aaztr,. o., F55fs +-r..-
-,
Inc royal T"pter5 Eept rather 1lie- dur
ing the early innings Their efforts were
mostly I'm the Was Of axaartat..rs O.. rs.a
Braves 20 start sometime ,rrf Man
Plank, however, Just smiled Plank. bv
the way was made the recipient NJ cheers
az every opportunity. When he me T.
bat ir the third the applauz- lasted until
he had been struck out
The first real Hultu- ~ rra uunires
occurred in the NTH inning wner Lord
Byron called the first three balls pitched
by Plank vide, although two Of rnem
seemed to he over the heart Of me r.sta
Even some Of the Boston fans YELLED al
Byron.
Life was made miserable for a polfra-
man IN the upper zraudstard hy the fans
when he climbed over several rows of