The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08
Dslng Hastily Groomed to
- Emergency. Is Report
From Front
Z>LINGS AND CONNIE
QW OVER USE OF PARK
- Absolutely Confident On
y u Great Struggles
Tanks Licked
By HAL SHERIDAN

IkkADHLPHIA, Oct SIN the
of scrambles for tickets and
~ o. the weather man. Philadel-
&ame up with a jerk today to the
ot1on that Connie Mack had put
MING over.
NY McInnes. star first baseman
| - Athletics. Is injured. He has
|loyed game since Sept. ~, and
rkofng bruised right hand which
III BY pitched ball. When Old
+ u6ck chose TO let IL leak out
! Gtufy's absence from recent
- was due to something more
y 8 mere desire to give him o rest,
1mmediately declared his first
~ would start IN the first game
~ bic tussie with the Braves to-
~ the same. frantic efforts are
~ made 70 groom Jimmy Walsh
lor1n q q substitute for Mc1nnes.
- has "outnelder" written all
HIM. however, and II was believ.
~ should Il finally develop that
&ooG Will be unable to take his
- station. the veteran Harry
nay be called upon to step into
80 II 1911 that Davis played a
role, He had given way TO the
~ UcInnes at FIRST. Then
No injured and the veteran
- back into his old place and
~ Athletics to victory. Should
~ called upon to play against
ovoo, he win carry more years
o&ou1ders than any man who
ng11c1patsd IN q worlds series.
~ -, but his batting eye il stin
~ - n one OF the chief STRAIT
q he Mackian hosts.
DnoG had his hand bandaged
1ny. but after 5 o'clock. when
1o1ovs were beginning to fall
GIDo park. ne was out on the
|U1(h 3 boy to pitch to him and
f1nn1ng up his batting lamps.
Gtu6y's hand continue to give
n, q win be his batting and
~ that viii be affected. As
I'D was received at the base OF
n1m Of his hand and on the tips
Is 1ngors. Il 10 difBcult for him to
~ hat properly. McInnes II to
- With the Athletics today and.
II bis teammates declare Stuffy
~ % sound as dollar for the
- game tomorrow, there Is
1nxiety over how that hand acts
Dro1oure.
~ Braves camp today there
ofhtng but absolute confidence
- ability to down the Athletics.
= or NO McInnes. 3 Stallings
men saw the Mackmen wallop
Ier11 yards of lining out or
nkoos yesterday, peeling on IL
total Of Is bases and 10
~ not q Brave fiinched.
)nEe may put his men through
Workout on the field at Shibe
netime today. and again he |
~ George Is peeved because
set the field at 2 o'clock, the
~ requested il. Mack told the |
l1o6er be had arranged for his
1n,n 10 practice at that hour.
ctoo him the park for q morn
c1kout. Stallings wanted his |
( y have Q glimpse Of the lights |
11ows Of the field at the hour |
~ the series games will be
and Mack's offer is not the |
6x's idea OF southern hospital
~ "a this II going on the boys
40 the noise and dish up the
~ the series are mobilizing.
1HoEp already are on the scene
" Investment Of Shibe park will
- By noon today.
011 Lynch. IS, appeared at the
~ Gnto ct 3 O'Clock yesterday
oGn Edward brought q soap
- 3 smile with him and will be
Wnon the yates open at noon,
~ Soon altar Edward estab-
hl1nSelf . second young man
|DG and by midnight there were
- md boys on guard. The line
Insanity growing today.
~ was IN overwhelming demand
|cooeved seats today. despite the
1Ao< the sale closed yesterday.
y n1oy1y 10000 rabid Cans were
11o06lng In line. The only way
|1o1nors could get q ticket Was toI
&o0or 3z5 or 30 to some quiet
Int In hotel lobby. Such
y ~ called spectators. and they
g 70 be well supplied with what
|wQnt 70 sell and the fans want
- Hc6fiiicuddy probably will d.
~ attacks ~ the tanks OF the
~ instead Of the center.