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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21
WANTED.

IWANTED-Folks to use Dovoe ready
paint. one gallon covers 500 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts I'VE years. For
all kinds OF roofs. Thomas +. Kolc'
her. 4os West Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

New York. Sept. 2t.-Spot cotton
steady; middling uplands, 9iie5i
sales, 100 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21
WANTED Male Help


WANTED - Messenger boys. with
wheels. Honry's Delivery, 3i7
West Copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

Kansas city, Sept, 2i.-Butter. eggs
and poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21
Mnnc, Market

New York. sept. 2l.-Mcrcantil,
paper. ga T3H per cent.
ar silver. f9Ac.
Mexican dollars. 3SEc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

FOR SALE CHEAP-Threo horses
and two delivery wagons In nrst
class condition. Horses gentle and
city broke. Apply NJ. u. Crumiey, Rs-
slgnee, go Fast Central. Phone 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21
WANTEn.


WANTED-By capable man. 20, work.
anything. J. -. s., care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

FOR sALE-saxon roadster. good Ne
new. electric starter and lights;
Glide touring car. cheap. Nclie tour
lng car with electric lights, cheap.
korbcr'a GpraEc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

In the District Court of the County
OF Bcruailllo. state oi Sew Mexico.
First Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, Defendant.
tin. vs..
southwestern Brewery and Ice Com
pa1p. Defendant.
No. 10OT3.
Notice h. hereby given that IN pur-
uance Of the Judgment and decree Of
the district court heretofore rendered
In the above cause on the Attn day of
June, 1915. foreclosing a certain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

CARPENTER AisD BUILDER -
Screening and repairing; prices e
sonabie. Phone 15f7W.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-City realty. ranches and
grants. Rentals receive best Of at
tention. New Mexico Realty Co.,
207M West Gold.
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Personals.

F0R cARPET cs-sniSs. furniture
and stove rephirins. ". A. Con.
phone SOS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

BOARD AND ROOM for h~eaIshsesk-
ers. Sleeping porch or COTTAGE;
shade. Jersey milk and fresh egss.
IL miles from city: free c~onveyanee.
Pfan ranch. Phone 1590W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-21

FOR sALE-Two nice residence lots
on Park avenue, opposite park.
$500. Inquire 9i0 North First u.
FOR sALE-saddlc pony and saddle.
a beauty at a sacrifice. Address
n, care Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-09
.ait,j BaldDin
Prefers Grand
Opera to Ring

Matty Baldwin, the Boston light
weight. is bug on grand opera. Bald
win never misses concert of this
kind and oftentimes during the win.
ter makes four and five special trips
to New York to attend the Metropoli-
tan Opera House festivities,
Baldwin has an appreciation OF the
classical music far beyond that of
any man in the ring and far beyond
that of 80 per cent of the ordinary mu-
sic lovers He mas peen attending
concerts for years, knows every ono
OF the great operas, can play them
ard sing them. -. 4 q
Some years ago Baldwin was billed
to fight n a star bout N Boston He
was to get $1,000 as his snare of the
proceeds, few days before the fight
was to be staged Baldwin dropped
around to the promoter and asked that
the match be Cancelled -:
My reason is that | want to attend
an operate performance which is to
NC put Ou mere IuC oduLC hL5EI d. Liz
fight" said Baldwin. -
The promoter refused to let Bald.
win withdraw and the matter was
finally adjusted by shifting the time
for the Baldwin bout from 10 b. m to
Ills p. m, which gave Baldwin TINA
enough tn attend the opera and get
back ~ the arena and into his fins
toys ~
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boss or JAPANESE
WRESTLER ARRIVED
IN CITY YESTER Y

Among the passengers aboard the
Chiyo Maru when she decked yester.
day morning was a. huge Japanese,
who turned out to sba e. TaehigAma,
former champion wrestler Of Japan.
He was defeated few years ago BY
q. Umegatani. the big mat expert who
has been ID Honolulu this week giving
exhibitions with the other Japanese
wrestlers returning from the fair !.
Tachiyama Is on his way back TO
Japan, and will have q chance to meet
his fellow wrestlers who left yes.
terday on the same boat for NIPPON.
The former champion called on Pre-
sident Roosevelt q number of years
ago, and demonstrated to Teddy"
the features OF sJabanese wrestling.
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MADE loadER AIRS possislt.

/, A baseball weighed three ounces in
1S4s and because OF its Iiehtness used
10 have tremendous distance when
properly sRatted. s!,t 80, 4if.4s+3 IL ,
In 1854 the weight was increased to
six and one-afarter ounces. This was
foiind to BE too heavy. In 1850 II '+rse
reduced TO six ounces, Rnd in 1871 II
was again reduced quarter Of. an
oltaee s., s'Ss s.s
In later years It was further -,
duced- until 1t reached its present
weight of a trif1e oprr fivn ounces.
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/ BATTERY To
HAVE FOOTBALL
TEAM This YEAR

Especial Star. bulletin Currespnndeneel
ScH0FIEI.D BARRACKS. Oct. o.
p Battery IiIis received new eonBIkn.
fient 81 football uniforms. and the alhs
Ietes OF the battery have turned out in
real earnest % develop q team that
bids fair 10 settling up few slabs d
SCHOOLGIRLS hall Of football fame The
suits are brown The Jerseys are navy
blue with . white circle. within which
is 4 fiery red The stockings are
navy blue with 3 white baud.
+ Battery furnished hrto share of
the players on the Field Artillery team
last season and expects 10 Do 60 again
this year. + and B are the two bat.
tefies most Interested Ii football. both
have good teams ID the neId. and after
they have played series Of games
against each other they WIN combine
to form the nucleus Of 3 rokim6nl4I
team The p Battefymen slilI with Ne
regiment who played On the fegInenl.
al team last year are Bodner Menaf1.
Dancy. Christian, Films. Riley and
prseflss Game sehsduIsd.
z Battery had an engagement -
line ub for 1 short practise scrimmago
with B Battery Thursday Afternoon.
but B Battery was prevented from
turning out By military dolIe1 a
large crowd had gathered 50 Bodnor.
the captain. lined up his second team
for couple 81 periods against The
FIRST, and some classy football cn8ned.
The 1fsf team scored two louc11oNn1.
+ Battery plays e. open game with
excellent inteffelence On tie end runs
and accnrat6 handling ol TIE ball %
the forward passes. Both M1n1Tl
and Cain are expert q booIInE the
piesIlIn. SofEt. Cain. who plays right
tackle and also manages the team. \
the main stay 81 the line, tDo1p Sen
Cain. the Human Pile Driver f1oI
call him. Ewing At right guard with
hts 3o5 pounds. II also & good nan ~
the line and hts an opponent IKE he
recoIl 81 6Inch h1VIl1er H11cI
who played quarterback On TIE scrubs
last Thursday. though not - expert
eneed a. Mon1fd has lots % speed and
proved 3 good sround.EnIntr
The lineup Of the nEst team y -
pancy. left-end: Hokn1r I1Il tackle;
Christian. left guard: FIInE c1I|1I'
Ewing. right guard CAN. r'I1i tackle,
Powell. right end; Mon1I1 quarter
back: Riley. left half. Bo1neI |caD|| J.
right half; KatlerSon. fn|' back
. r Battery q anxious % schedule
practise games With any teams q
Oahu.
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led
FIRST WINNER
IN OLD LEAGUE

+ z :
The Philadelphia baseball team are
playing their first game Of the world
series today after winning their first
Epennant. in the National League. The
man who was first to lead National
league team to victory has rsceutly
passed away, and although ne did not
live to see the Quakers win this pen
nant, he has watched many others.
He has been one man who has al
ways advocated clean baseball. He
built I'D a great business that pros
pered because he was 3 thorough stu
dent Of the game and knew what the
sportsman needed. This man. AZ "a.
Spaiding. brought baseball around the
world. He visited Honolulu many
years ago with 4 touring team, and
although he was unable to play game
here, he did much to boost the game
in the islands.
Father Of Baseball.
Albert g. Spafdfng did not Invent
baseball, but he made the game clean.
scientific and popular. He eradicated
the gambling which had infested the
bleachers and the diamond. disciplined
the players and codified the rules HIS
improvements IN the, national game
won him the merfted title Of The
Father Of Baseball Spatding. who
died only the other day, began life as
q student at q business college. intend
ing to 90 through the regular routine
Of mercantile career. But destiny,
who is often friend in disguise. drove
him out OF college for. want Of funds
and pointed to The baseball field as
the surcst and easiest way TO earn his
living. His boyhood friends quickly
recognized his extraordinary gifts and
attached him to their local club, but
greater things were IN store for him.
He passed on to the big eastern climbs
and presently became tho. prime fis.
ure in the baseball world. His skill
made him favorite with prof ssiOnals
and the public, and his influence. as
he acquired, 1t, was always exerted
for good ends. %.
Spalding was Interested in many
other games besides baseball and his
well-known manuals became aHthnri-
ties in all of them. In his way be was
one of the NEST useful men OF his
time, for the country needs good Snort
as much as honest politics and spirit
ual sermons. SealdiHg did bis part
thoroughly well in the walk of life he
chose for himself and few men Dc.
serve higher praise than that. A clean
sport, an upright man and good eciti-
zen, he, has place in the history 81
the time not less honorable than many
who made louder claims to recogni.
t;0n 80 Z III. 80 za=z<sae
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Final Round For
MdnOa Trioophyto
Be Held Sunday

The final round OF play for the Ma
nca trophy will begin at the Oahu
Country Club tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. There viii be Is golfers
playing from scratch in the medal
play. Last Sunday several good
scores, were made. and o hard fight
Is on for Tomorrow. In the Qualifying
round four players doomed up as the
leaders, and when the cards are turn.
ed In tomoFroN II. 10 expected that the
aueftet will be well up in the run
ming. go IA IL "a L.. =. s.aG
i In the Qualifying round H. b. Gif
fafd finished with d score of ICE for
the So holes. j. I. b. Grfeg was. sec.
ond with 162, Al, White third with 165
and Capt. Lincoln fourth with l67. II
Is certain that this order win not be
confined on Sunday, and there may.
be many upsets in the days play. The
above golfers have been consistent
% their play. and Il Is expected that
one. Of the four viii turn In the best
card tomorrow. d ID
Handicap Play Booked.
The class Of play was up to stand.
ard IN the first round. and with keen
competition that Is expected. scores Of
under so will be expected. out and
back. In addition to the regular
medal play tournament. there win be
q handicap match al the same time,
50 that Ell players Will have an equal
opportunity to Try for prize.
A. P. Bell announces the course in
good condition and II Il remains so q
new record for the Manoa cup may
be hung up tomorrow. Many Of the
handicap players are predicting that
they will come back to The 18th hole
with good cards tomorrow, and the
handicap match should be q free for
IN scramble for honors The contest.
ants VIM hold forth both IN The morn
ing and the afternoon and tomorrow
evening the members win hear some |
treat stories Of how some one hap |
pened to take nine for the fifth hole.
4 Il
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Wrdy Deposed
AS CrsU Coach
AT Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE, Mass Harvard win
practically return to graduate coach
ing 10 roWing this season Robert r.
EIerrick. 80. chairman or the Harvard
rowing committee, viii act as head
coach. He VIII be assisted BY William
Haincs. coach OF the Union Boat club.
who will DO the greater part Of tho
active coaching
What will be done with Jim wray,
who rounded out eleven years Of Har.
ward service last June. depends main
'ly on his own attitude. Wray has
two years more to serve on q personal
contract with Mr. Hertick. but has no
Official document with the Harvard
IA. a. He may be retained IN minor
capacity should he care to stay III
lsambFidee.
Hsrfiek Won Il lsenlsy.
Herfick captained the 1890 crew
at Harvard. hut resigned under cir
curhstances similar to those which
forced Capt Denekre from bis seat ID
the Yale she'll In 1914. His best
known feat was the coaching Of the
Harvard second crew which won the
Grand Challenge Cup IN the Englieh
Henley IN 1914. being the FIRST Amofi
can crew to achieve this result.
Haines coached ID England and Ger
many before coming to the States. He
has been coach with the Union Club
Ave years and flushed second to Her
ricks crew IN the English Henley.
Wray won seven Of his nine annual
starts against Yale up TO the time Guy
NickalIs took charge Of the Yale
crews. The Eneiishman's Blue boat
beat Hafvafd,s crew By inches In 1914
and last spring defeated them deci.
siveIy. I. - .
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STARS
MEET TODAY on .
MANY GRlDlRONs

- Although the world srries Is at pres
seHt the big news OF the si,arF werh
Still there arc number .af cite,
eaBlcs played today throughout tae
ccFntrr that win be OF 4pserest 70 the
spestatorsc in Phsia9cIPhff while ilic
Poston and Ishft9delEhia ibaseilal'
teams arc fighting for, the cf,annpi;n,
ship cn the National league Geld. tho
University Of PENNSYLVANIA and Penn
State football teams VIII be i6gbtiDr
for tie Pqnhsyfaanla chanapirnsIliD on
FIanklin field Tho two teams did moi
play last year
One OF the best games Of the year
scheduled for today IS the. Harvard
Carlisle contest 81 Csmhrldge. Thp
two eleYens did not meet last year.
hut the Carlisle squad always, plays
well against the Crimson. although
they are unusually weak this season,
Il win at least be q good test for
HaukhfOn. Princeton and Syracuse
meet again this wear III Princeton. and
this game should be hofIy contested
one as both teams are rivals Prince.
ton has Rush, & new man. at the head
Of the team this year and the former
Sisveiand nan VIII pc put 20 the test
Today. Last year the Tigers defeated
syracuse BY q score OF IL to Z.
Warner Leads pitt.
Last season the Pittsburg eleven.
one OF thu greatest teams 81 the year.
defeated the Navy BY ) score on 13 to
~ Iaey wiz meet again today at An:
napoiis, and Glenn 8. Warner, 80 long
coach OF the Carlisle Indians wiz be
me Pitlseurg coach Iacks. Hard.
micn. tosIlsIl Harvard star. vii assist
g !. me e9acllne g Annapolis ne
AlIny Wu meet NSettysourE II What
snoAld pes VICTORY Tor the West Point
team last year. Yale defeated Leiiigh
- % - put me Tale team hasn't been
t9lns 80 wei TINS year, unless the
yl,9lnaa oe,eat was 9 nuke Last year
l.enlsn YIN Cahali defeated many
strohG leans ana many OF the men
s5e paeks 20 me huildog may have 9
hdrd contefksHat the bowl. Amherst
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PUNAH0U Will
HAVE STRUGGLE
WITH 'KIyLEY

9aHRs 4 r.
This afternoon Punahou and McKin-
ley will meet in one of the best games
of the season. Interest is running
high this year as has always been the
case IN previous years. but the rowd-
ism which Aeharacterized the games
last year win be done away with.
Every effort has been made by the.
officials to have everything run of
smoothly. Alexander Field has been
'smoothed; refined and sodded, and a.
wire fence has been placed around the
field To prevent the foverzealous root.
ers from crowding on the field.
Punallou has been working hard
this year and Coach Midkif has been
making every effort to again produce
q championship team. The team is
not as heavy or fast as usual and
must rely on her trick formations and
kicking. At the beginning of the prac-
tise this fall much doubt was express
ed because of the loss Of George Quin-.
tai, but Antoine Correa, who played
for Kamehameha two years ago, has
developed into q fairly good kicker.
Capt. Bill Napihaa and John Clifford,
the only old men on the team. have.
been showing rare form Hipa and
Noble Kauhane, former stars at Ka-s
mehameha and Mckinley respectively,
are STRENGTHENING the back field
Held Mass Meeting. =. Z
Yesterday the academy held 8 mass
meeting in PaIahi Hall and much en-
thusiasm was aroused. The yells were
rehearsed and everybody promised to-
be out in full force. -' -....-s. ]
AT Mckinley this year the situation
IS very bright and the men are going.
In with the determination to do or
die. Captain Harry Melim has been
working the men hard In preparation
to today's game and he places much
confidence in his men. Both Clifford
and Alvin Melin will be again seen in
action; much to the delight of McKin-
ley supporters. Sam Carter and Hen
~ Bent are showing up well in the
back field. The line will be fairly
strong and together with the speedy
back field, the Mckinley team are out
for the championship.
Mckinley Holds. .
Mass meetings have been held at
various times during the week in the
assembly hall at High school The
cheer leaders have been Fehearsing
the yells in preparation for today. A
goodly crowd of rooters arc bound to
be out on the field when the gong
sounds.
The line up:
Punahou-Noblc Kauhane, left end;
SLEEPY" Baldwin, left tackle; Robert
Kuia, left guard; Ernest Mott-Smith.
center: Harry Hitchcock. right guard;
John Clifford, right tackle; George
Bromley. right end: Hipa. quarter
back; Capt. Bill, Napihaa, right half;
Antoine Correa, jail back. and Gordon
Norric. left half Jere Smith, Theo-
dore Awana, c. Glib. G. Wakefield,
Pilly Noble, 4 Macaulay, Lorrin
Thurston and D. and J. Pratt, substi'
tutes
Mckinley-Alvin- Melim. center: F.
Tvau. left ghard: Sam Luian. left tao
kl": David Bent. left eud: c. Chang.
right guard: William Thompson. right
tackle: George Hawkins, right end;
Capt. Harry Melim. quarter back; Hen
nv Bent, left half; Sam Carter, full
heck. and Clifford Melim. right halt
w. Andrade. Frc1 Garter. J0Fnnh
Sti~fnev George Hawkins, Joe Iona
ar' r Soara
The car,o is called FOR 3 O'Clock
Sharp on Alexander Field
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TEAMS SELECT
PLAYERS FOX
WORLD SERIES

II
When the Boston and Rnlladelpale
teams took the helq yestsf1sy 2. ..'s
QUAKER CITY, e ptayeFs were s.'z,el<
% Play u inc Dig series anu Y ". ..
number are many STATS q prses ~
dom STANDING out over me otes.
nGures Is dreger Clekeianq AlsHeln
VINO up TO TINS season was not elts1
half the p9pllclty ne aeeerxeas Wnste
water Johnson eee,lFee columns ~
Pniladeipn1a sseF was hna y. ! e.s -,
Then there are IT'S = peaAek .stP2s
craNath. Fred Luueruss lluAy heNls
and others z ne entire pltenlns e0lps
q the Boston team are ssars = 80.
y the teams were 20 piey 3 zV,sa 1Lls
series. 4 would &c easy lel tne pos5Qn
team without = doubt. TINS year t1ey
viii have bsn1 on their nanast Pna
the reason j one Alexander. VINO =
some pnnnpklns 4 aqpe neures our
Boston looks good TOT the series
y = strange game % h4Nle
this year LAST year tns efisIeS
had much better line 60 leure ~:
ana anyone N1q nag tpiiowea etseg9t
CLOSELY tpe braves:
FdIlcfkoa cbpes 6tfieo
tI,ieb fnllerffh = Is s one 81 the
d,,lie9E - fha zane ven wt6ae last
- mt 6e III s sFsta,6 iki9 fekf
mai hs sayz cannot be beat f4o dives
ssa.I, ,sISvers : certain nsf ts,If takes
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An unusual freak baseball 6|,f oe.
eafred IN recent game bf|Nt40 ne
Athletics and the Cleveland Cub 1t
Philadelphia. n the second |11I11.
with two out, Lajoi6 On third End H.4
IL ct bat with two strikes ard two
balls called. Pitcher Garrett made q
Wild h1rl which struck II front d .14
plate Healy struck st the ho10I'0|
ball which bit Catcher 0NeI|I. n|.|
and rolled back q toI the o'a1o.a.
n from fI5s box and. picking ~ the
ban. touched out E1IoIe, who W..
trying to score from third RETIRING
the side. The net result d the I'./
was that Garrett r14c1 bis record
from 4 wild pitch and .t1oIel put
cfis; Hsafy was safe At IIf.I On =
missed third strike ana the side va
retired. Ell on one play
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FROM THE FRONT.
lBy special Windlassl.

- i (By- Special w lndlaSS1. 4
& Bush League Pail, l.. H. 3 -,
81 Special WindIass from Moran.
q The day broke clear. No grounds
q for complaint Weather all
q around. Attendance marvellous.
g Today's game opened with Mnci-
q lage at the stick Cigar in the
q box and Small Pox catching.
q Horn on first base and Fiddle on
a second base made it hot for Um-
8 pire Egg who was rotten.
q Ak came to bat and chopped,
q Eagle few out to right Cigar let
q Side walk. Amendment was pass
q ed and Sawdust filled the bases.
. Base hit and Twenty made q
q score. Monoplane went up in the
q air and Jimmy Valentine stole
q home. Cigar went out and Bowl
q legged to first. Egg scrambled to
g the line and tried to Punch Bowl
4 Wild Goose Chase.
g Then Goose tried but was wild.
q It was q wild goose chase. Old
q Ice was cool at the bat when he
q was hit BY the pitcher and it
& made Ice cream. Grass covered
= lots Of ground and Spider caught
* ., fly, Diamond dies on first when
3 sFfrecrackers popped up. Wind
& blew In from third on a liner
u from NagasaH and Barney called
q Elder down which gave Barney
g Joy. Bread loafed on third when
q Light went out. SIS
q In the sixth knife was out for
q cutting first base and they roast
II ed Peanut. In the eighth Corn
9 was shocked when Had made
g homer and later Green Apples
q made him double man at
q second Glass smashed and from
e bone made a slide while Meat
q was on the plate. H. Is s,.z
q Betting Soap cleaned up and
3 Paradise lost his wad. Wright
81 handed q five to Glass who WIS
4 broke. Baker made some Dough
4 on Game. ; ~<-t;;. s.
4 Tomorrow's battery = Storage
4 and charged.
q X
& aEsaE HaWa Ra Eas gG
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What wilf Mofan.s 1eff-handed pitch
ers do against Leonard, Ruth and
Gregg II Carrigan uses the portsiders?
Wait tiIl the teams reach Boston
then the attendance mark will 90 up
many points.
Alexander jumped further into the
Hmelight when he kept the Red Sox
down to one run. Hits OF the Phila.s
deiphfa star were scattered.
Dode Paskert gave Iris Speaker
something to aim AZ when he made q
circus catch on Gamers drive to the
center garden.
Jack Barry should be worth more in
q big series than Niehoff Last year
Niehoff played only an average game
with the Reds. but you can never tell
about these few-game heroes,
David Bancroft started well yester.
day, and the former coast Lacquer per.
formed in thesinitial game like big
Lacquer
leonard and Foster are again to the
'front.' Last year the duo led the
American League in runs made per
game. and this season they rank up
at the top in that department. ssss
Loesi fans backs I Phitsde lplia yss.
terday. To-day tlselr are many VINO
Will GET On the Boston band wagon
with Alexander out 81 II.
One OF the best stor1ss OF the ehane-
es Of the teams TO win the series writ
ten this year was that of D. L. with
ington, the local attorney. Mr.. With.
ington gave m analysis of the team
play, their strength IN many depart.
ments and the players as have per-
formed throughout the season. The
article, which was published in yes
terday's edition of the start Bulletin.
was favorabiy commented upon by
many of the fans of Honolulu.