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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
HANGERS ON

There viii hc little opposition to
ihe Gulf Coast Exposition 90 be-
held Ia January " Is timely and
likely 90 stimulate business llut
The several committees viii fluid
That apathy is hardly less annoy
ing than opposition IN every
such undertaking, there are those
who believe that the other fellow
oughi 10 shoulder the burden
The Commercial Club has bed
murh ot this sort of thing !e con
toud with IN soliciting iis budget
funds even though many of ihc
pennyhuggcrs have derived CON
slant benefits frma tho oraan,sa
ton = activities II Is "a pity that
.uch pcrrons cnnnot boz dealt with
on a hoyceii hasis that their srl
ishness cannot Ice advertised IA
the world but publicity would
result In more harm than good
We suppose snme parasites are ga
be- met with IN every community
and that thoy are equally shauw.
less.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
MERELY NEW

Somewhere We have stumbled
across this general idea educated
people know about what * known
about nneducaicd people want 90
know about what is n0i known
about People, IN their relation 10
ouaenics, are 10 the latter class.
They want in know about subject
that b. not known about that Inns
been established on foundation
ot statistics, comparative knowl
edge and hopeful con lecture; thpi
has no proved pattern 10 70 by
Many think that momcnlnry con
fusion represents defeat for ia
n0yuHen; that hus been innugu
rated 10 assure Future generations
the privilege of sound birth Moth
ing could hc further from the
truth hugenics d passing through
an experimental stage after hM
ing been subjected 10 iis first m.
cNitahlc test of emoiioualsm AZ
ter "a time. 10 viii FIND it's true
level of service. viii become a
valued adjunct 90 progress IT,
final adoption will cone through
evolution rather than revolution
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Sunday. October ", 1915.
CONSISTENTLY PLANNED.

The increase of the Nation ;
fighting strength for the better
assurance ~ peace, is imperative.
The European war viii have This
tendency The eongurrinR group
will BE- trained 10 the thought OF
conquest viii find itself possessed
Of veterans who will not lit iulo
the scheme 81 things a. home viii
be- animated hy lho martial spirit
the desire io meet hcapcd-up debts
with fresh iLdcmuilies 70 the
tnitcd siaits ihO uafy represents
most for in effect it IS ihc outer
rim OF defense buf ihe rsgalaf
army must Boz Increased 90 the
point whore 70 viii ht uhle io tur.
nish ihc necessary officers boo time
of emergency President Wilson q
iilcn oi continental army. 90 be-
composed of citizens who are 10
bc given sufficient parliamentary
instruction 10 make them pllrc
tive. offers d solution ol the prob
lem of dcleusp without the dan
gerous handicap OF acute miliiar.
ism. This army VIII hc made up
Of men engaged In the pursuits
of peace, whose minds viii not
Toe ontirpnod by military expert.
cnccs und temptations bat whose
strength, in tune of war viii he
available on womcnls notice
without confusion and those de-
moraliAng penalties which wcr,
paid hy the Nolunteor organization
az tine iimn of BE-, mobilization in
1898.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
UNANSWERED

\ negro was hanged al NulunM-
~, yesterday III 1'-r1 T~1T7'T Nre'
James II Martin, u white woman
who had hefrondcd HIM Tie plead
for death "a can see her every
whore ! can see her ewes they
are big. round aud scared. ! can
gct away from aor i.u} thcm ciil
ine 20 pieces. throw me 90 the dogs.
hang me- shoot me. huru me
Most people will fret because this
negro went 90 his doom According
80 Law They will NOT consider
his possible insanity his morbid,
unnatural oagerness lo be- pni out
of the way Had be- hccn white
and wealthy, we wonder ~ his
rawlings would not have proved his
insanity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
THE CONCURRENT DANGER

While wo support limited pre-
paredness as sintcd we do not
minimize Eos hazards The strong
arm strikes hard and often. Where
weakness iakes Time lo debate. and
enters into close scrutiny OF
cauwes. seeking every clcmcnt Of
peace consistent with honor, pre-
parcdness uticrs defiance relies
on the world.old doctrine of might
makes right The United States
faces most critical era m respect
to is international relations and
opportunities Il has TO present
intent to become a dictator among
nations no provision of AMY SET of
conditions that may excite ils
people 90 oNpend their energies in
aggression hnt the military mania
IS mol infrequenill cumulative and
insldluus n lbs development II
Il well thnt President Wilson
thinks altogether ia terms of
PENCE chat Mr. Bryaus propa
gnnda does nol 'atk visible energy
Who're water is thrown, the fire
burns less dcsirrctiNely.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
OTHER VIEWS


The Iountrys Stake
During thr Nsnl year cntl.sl Iun. u
last tho total exports of the ritrd
states Werr s'rloWOWN Df th...
sl,nimotHO SOP NEARLY two third-. won't
60 Great Britain France Canada aud
u ~ --4------- ..=uis 90 British ru.
% sious and fu lussin and lapau h Rs
probably Within thr truth to $50, That
'hrrv iourths ai nur exports. less thau
o'uHHitHm during the ,caf hins mn
mt'nns of war went 60 the countries
W war with Germany Austria Hungary
and nrke,
lhrsr rguns ton their ouu stnr,
lNc'pi Zoe these puwha-cs be- tnr
infect states something akin ESQ hank
iuptcN wuuid now sftlict onr planter.
ana farmers. our mercantile hui.ts
"unld Lack cusinMegz. and uur agtarir.
would largely h ciosod \ cessation
u .,fious 0imuution of SALES abroad
would quickly bring ca an rud Emo ora
oi prosperity that now serm- larinnni.
after YEARS cd duuht and di-cnurarcmrrf
ln thr opinion uf those hrst qualified
tn iuiFr this country viii suffer hfa..
drrlinc in u export trade u n !. ru.
willing to extend temlofar, cusht Co.
it~ customers ihr, will hty rlsaNhrrr
Whcw ruodu can b. obtained llere O.
the issue Involved in the foreiru lo.n
question an i--ur so plain than its mean
ing must pcnrtntc the intelligence. of
even thc dullcst and The mtsi nremdia.,i
W. Charles llsNhmer head of thc sa
Nilnu tierman American Allancr. weston.
day ISSUED am appeal O. thc American
peoplc, csrvially a. persons at German
birth of dcsecnt o. take measures to
throttl' the gf,atcr part 81 our export
ttshe hF frfusihg a. extend the ,r,sht
asked. whose extension soons ahsnfut it
nrorssarf t tHt tradr Is not to D. nn
iruaiiy diminished Tho motives thai
conirol him srr plain ilr b. cnrecrnod
a'out helping tho nntonie power. nj.
approach y iho question ct tho cstah
lshmrn' ~ ioroisu cryiit t. not fum
the d'nvtipn of what is eu,d Tor Amer
lca h'sau~o it.' allisd p,svsrs have
hFrn able by their naval supremacy a.
interrupt commerco with tscrmau, &C.
Wond have no commercial intouoiuse
Win the allied pgwcrs ihis deduction
y warranted b-causc thuse against
means nrccssary Go an end are proptsN
mteS a. oppasgi 90 the end itself ~
heNawef's aitituds Is ike that If Eue
hsh supporters nf the Confectionery. who
demanded an rmharco on British sal,s
ic the NORTH hecausc the North. thruneh
iis succe,shd blskaie of the South. Esd
deprived tf,as ~rsnfn III 4 profitable
tude Ncg Nofk tsiche
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
HARDLY FAIR.

II drawing * included in the
general averages ~ school, the
plan IL more cxpedieui than fair.
II may stimulate effort, bat we
think that no Accomplishment
should take rank with necessary
study. a boy must know some.
thing about arithmetic 10 buy 80.
pies, trade marbles. tell the time
Of day, keep track of world
'scries but be doesn I have ~ know
how to draw M apple 10 be- abb 10
eat n. The ability 70 draw il IN
hercni, and can only be- culiiyat.
cd 20 limited cxteut. We know
a chap who can draw anything
except o check 80 per cent bet
ter than 30 per cent of the in
atruct0rs This boy did not learn
20 draw. liz was born with the
ability io transfer his Impressions
10 paper 20 make lines and curves
do his bidding. When drawing
Is included in the general aver.
ages, this boy possessed Of special
skill has great advantage over
al those boys and girls whaso
pencils. strive MS ihcy may, can Z
show the difference between ~
pcrsilmn0D tree aud glass Of
buitrrmilk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
AN ALLEooRY.

Whom met with under the mid
day sun. the 'possnni curls up into
ball Of flufiy Far. stimulates
slumhcr his innocence exceeds
that of babes aud he is the living
index 10 harmony Bui lot tho in.
dolent moon dust the henroosi
with dim gold and shadows weave
among the hrambles. then the pos
sum becomes aeiiNel he scurrics
around IN the garden locates soft
flesh, and his mussle drips blood
In this little allcgory,
the libel suit flied hy Thomas b.
Souihgatc reFss'se..is the midday
sun.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
FINISHING THE JOB.

O'Flaheriy Bendey Meadows.
Buck. Emmett. Folsom 4 Tryon
Ml la four years Rumor has IL
TINT others will strive 10 keep he
M the burnt hit Of charcoal. Well.
let the program be rounded 10
completion No man with ambition
and money 10 spend should be-
denied. New talent can't ont.
bunule the old.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

We see whore the Varsity year
book Is 90 cost $1,000 CONSIDERING,
the times this Is wasteful Why
can't hose children hc satisfied
with month at S1sl339 OR. in
hcu Of that, why don Z they hool,
Mr. Bryan or something equally
attractive in o less expensive bind.
ing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
PARAGRAPhINGS

brown pd hatc sn unbr,fb h...
yesterday hafh.l Nhat lul .f .u
nWHrlll nmuu oh aus Kind af
au lm NOT m-sy Boston Dt,b.
a man With pat isn't hiI as
r0Nithlr tn eiri %. ia nHu p.fn o. IU.s
'nt pitt.hure Press.
Nou Ie, somr ioN Nm.n,sn start d
campaign 90 s,t 70 hhnh.t lu Ih. AIrL
auNr Niehuil.. nhu hHs h..n trsu.l.rr
ri tu thr tnucasu- %. uutsl b,an.
beg bonn .hrtr up h.ft. Nau I.
Nas Nut tarfe nrd rtH tffHrI r tu
company with rom,ta.u. Ht
lme- Duiou
ihgr BONG aoWnaua as np.urI
lhlN iN'r fnl OBJ. bad proposed U.r.r
Ri asked oonfidtntiHiIF -ubru asa ,.t
Iuri htru CHAT N"u lotti nt WI.n
] i"nni that / haam. aueri Whenever
h0au ANS ludF f-I.r to SONIA a De-. r
.,-- h'ob. she answered. Nrvt A.rk
Herald
hN tho umo Che way BE- o0r nleI..l
>cloncr wil ha,e us.hud tbr .a.at u..s.t
cap reconstruct sati-a.f.r, rrsr
Iwm an uudamaecd appendix rWa4,
ingtun Post
aNslr 81 man aaa lssis. hu,
self on an|ne thiH.s Tres But
BAG tu dlaWomt hm taa othrr d.pr
llo" -n lie wanted to dn ms
birmingham Ast Hrmh
its case sd lofr az FIRST .elt
WvA ma1he BE- wih work oat 40 81. at.
t.7h ieuf wars o. s'hgi nv ha-lasa
ana iook what } got ntroit Fss
NrCss
Ban se hy tho raper. thai ,srts
uWmors have hacn r.anni.l on m4fr,
ment. ai Nee Haven. Conn
'ill Somebody aueht ta teu pafs.
~ laft O. walsh his .t.p NnAws
Statesman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

~ ' WIZ 'FF'FF - NIF fFlHH- 800 " V1I :
ana skilled ~ mpnd'i ri'h he jimmy. brush blade
have Watched AZ earnest iolff a. y rd- paa. and pots
pnis n"~ HANDLES the lilsr sotssYs up 81. ssly ss
and he never wastes motan. fsefy lnose some purposs
serves and 10 y balm and tton L. a. ., r.. sat,h hi.
'ufsf. ~ We meet =" many uhkers Who ony harmed
:" fan That Al ne and soulful thsfs aon,r siy they ~
not 10 iti have watched fbs men she bjaudf 10th
things up with Sass spade end ,esrsa shs living wonder
"ho hss really learned bis trade 10 Ma hundred ni.ss
would -"y 20 them. Nv dsass 81 you wish % safr tl
psrf 81 you Journey down he yesT- sou barn =lme
stunt sad DE- IL than az ath,f rsld lta ts,,ls.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
HANDS Upi

Man spends much OF his time
making philosophers and reducing
them to synhols, and is satisfied
with his work until some skep,ic
comes along and asks him TO oN.
plain the origin OF a grain of sand,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

Pal O'Conner il suing bud
Fisher The cartoonist. for sl5. n0n
lle alleges assault II Bud made
him The nero ~ one Of his funnics.
II was assault and Pat should
win.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

NNIH tH0 Iufmr IhnHU Iull0rI 'Uu
ing To- the eontpuom hat weather.
'pYstrr- are lttm wII 90 n rhlmnl
that they have o. be hit nu thr $50 tai.
With tahns,o in order in make thrm
taelnhlc iNfhar- bong trip ha- ID
""ihng effect upon item, Dor thn.D
w' have tackled nut her seemed un
u.uAllN lnmo ID ra.n Hmm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

A poor reporter has been shot
70 denih IN Charlesion. =. g. We
guess some OF Andrew Jackson b
descendants, being horn hunters.
mistook him for cub.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

Rumania contemplatas the es.
tablishment Of armed neutrality.
From the way those RplkanAsiates
approach war you'd think they
didn't doie on il. ugd ara t4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

On. Eionacd Brandy of Paris.
France, says that explosions cam 2
be provoked hy sparks AZ u dis.
ianeo AZ % short distance. sparks
have been known 10 produce fatal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

The duck season has opened ac.
cording TO the calendar. but H.
won 3 officially open for us unit
some thoughlful friend ties d.
string around hls little finger bee
.orc be- goes bunting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

Octave Thauct SAYS that pre-
pare,luess in this couuir, viii ore
sorve peace in the rest of the world.
We'd like 10 say something harsh.
but are too much of % musician 90
strike q simple Octave
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

II You believe IN that old fash.
ioucd saying about misery loving
company Just represent the com
pany when Tom is telling Mabel
good bye on the eve of hls de-
parturc for college
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

spiritual pfuRfoea mnst dlfleu.t
aud i'asi appreciated NJ man tel-
applause let hfm charge hrn with o.
bucket 90 nRtrf Corpus Christi l+ller
That would De- Infringing 600 Captain
hill hcn"naids prpnatifc lr,as
Republic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

DR.. w j. Battle has written a
letter Of apology 10 former Seua.
tor Bailey Logical order after
Battle retreat.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

4 hen at the Delaware COLLEGE. So.
uark Dbl hss established d uet worlds
rrtod Ten eggs he~,ne PSI ,n $3.50 dty-
ihls shows What hlrlrr uluatinu da..
for th' uuig,e,Ar chicken Uornu.
Christi tsil1
W. have seen few .,hirksns faf
.nnttormg ct higher rduatiau ml,h
lnol nf nonhsm fuufitr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

Colonel II, Al, House IS slated
for best man. Now We can sheep
ia peace; Texas win he represent.
"a during our enforeed absence.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
AN AFrERrHouGHT

Ambassador Count Won nefnstolff
thinks that sorcigu nations should not
Interfere With this conptry's Internal
relations u this iorrthought or an
.atterthought Ne wonder Capas
Christi taller
u is an aftcEthoOrht that sin,im
Hseno,s have iarccd him o. rV,,en,sr
A. profound truth that must not h..
monkrNed with too FAR nouham News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

Dun declares that business is
eeiting better. Something wrong.
Our latest dun doesn't mention Il.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
PREPARING roR nrAcr

V hrrins O. look a. if the United
States Is goiW 90 undertake am eNtcn
>i'e program of military preparedness.
M a total cost that viii siagger the
MASSES, The coursc ID natural but aan.
gypoas fanaticism Is no riore a matter
ot rllginp than Of mora NJ karll
has eNpericnced no aHNsv 81 complete.
50 humiliating, - destructive Of iis het
tet elemvnts ~ pncrile. a. that ~ mill
tsfism. For five hundred scdden wears
tumpc will tecl shc Ash of il. armed
ieilNs The dragging o,st 81 wholesale
murder Corpus christi Caller.
hocanse the American people favor
a ioipN Of preparedness in ease 81 az
tack, d~s not mean thry are disposed
TO mllisatisns-tAat militarism that GOV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

What's this August sun doing in
Octohcrl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

cri',r carries ui zoe New ~
Newe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

W F'71 " W 70' ls'Ff lId1 1arr
work BE- Al slk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

All the rage Count Henri a,
Vogue has been killed n battle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17
sEED sELFcTION PAYS


4 seed testing plant eill hf n umnt.
tipn "a The lnion station An corn
growers Hr invited tu -af thn testing
dunr. boz order slmi they mat gaiu nr.t
hand knowledge ~ fm. most Important
preras u hss he,n estimated that cor
rrft trsting VIII iner,nsr tds yield FROM
~ io iu prr srnt and no thlnk that tho
figures have not boon exaggerated % b.
muddy. beyond hpnbf bi' % ssck nf rurn
Han H. brought in nn horsrhnrk. aud d
quantity Di hnDwlrds. can boz mfrrd
homo on The Same .riirir turpu.
christi taller
There i- nu doubt ni ihc taiur oi mr.
method oi Increasing do enrn isd Any
one ehp Raises corn SHOULD gain nli Boo
formation that b available and usr h.
n bls misin"ss li mrnna mone eralfa
i"i The simr effort Temple Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

War Asia Medicine.
fasA'oneels Lagaon physicians, who
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-17

49, Europe as dose hinnket We ore nd
~nfiiko people ny ans means sud eiii
employ thf mses 90 diplomacy ~ thf
Hmii Boz nfirr ~ $50 id j Lat 10 o. 0rht
should ilf forced upon BE-. thrn ur .hpnii
lH in pusliiuu A. defend nuralfns
That's ~ sna thsf s the limit ui ths
proposed defrn-Hs that lanerrse uill be-
asked 90 arrange ~ President Wilsnn
rfpfrasfd d iu % cuntlse way whom hr
said Ht Wfre preparing for Isare mtbaf
than iof war lruison Herald
Evening star., 1915-10-01
SCHEDULES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR HUEY.
Moore Defeated in Three-Cushion
Match by $50 to 1873.

NEW YORK, October 1.-William
Huey of Chicago last night won the
three-cushion billiard championship by
defeating George w. Moore at the New
York Theater Building Music Hall by
a total of $50 to 13S in match that
was played in blocks of fifty points be-
ginning Tuesday Moore led by a mar
gin Of ten points at the conclusion of
the first nights play, but Huey assumed
the lead Wednesday, when he defeated
Moore by score of 60 to 40. This
gave the Chicago player a ten-point ad-
vantage with which to start the con-
GLIDING game last night. In that he
was again the victor, defeating his
rival by so to As in match that was
by far more brilliant than anything
that had previously been demonstrated
by either of the contestants.
The next match for the championship
will be played in Chicago, Alfredo De
ORC being the challenger. and under the
rules this will have to be played be-
fore November 5.
Evening star., 1915-10-01
MACKMEN WIN ONE
Athletics Show Marked Re-
verSal of Form and Beat
Nationals, 4 to 3.
LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT
Sherman Is Hit Safely Eleven
Times, But Is Good in the
Pinches.
LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT
BY ]. ED GRILLo,

Inc Gr1Hmen yesterday did not seem en-
tlrely recovered from their strenuous
clrcling of the bases of the day before,
and as result the Athletics, showing
remarkable reversal of form, and playing
an errorless game, beat the locals, 4 to g.
A young man named Sherman behaved
very nicely on the rubber. He was always
cool, had a lot of stuff, and managed to
get out of the several holes he found him.
self in. He did weaken a trife in the
ninth. when the locals corrsllled three hits
and couple of runs. but with the tying
tally on second and two out he took care
OF Jamison. who sent easy grounder
down the first base line for the final out
Harper started to pitch. and his sup
port forsook him, errors by Shanks and
Connolly being responsible for two of
the visitors runs and as the game was
lost by a single tally it is easily seen
that Harper might have been declared a
winner with better breaks Harper quit
after the sixth and Boehling took his
place. He did well enough until the ninth,
when he was hit safely once, issued a
couple Of passes. and allowed double
steal to be worked on him, which gave
the visitors another rum
singles by Milan, Gandil and .Janison
netting run in the opening inning.
The visitors did not tie the score until
the fourth. when Connolly fumbled
Malone's grounder to begin with Old
ring struck out. and then McInnis hit to
right for three bases, scoring Malone.
Harper walked Kopf. who stole second,
and then both Damau and Perkins fan
ned, leaving two on the sacks.
a three-base heave by Shanks after
picking up Strunk's grounder gave the
visitors another run in the fifth, for this
misplay was followed by base hit by
Malone, which DR.. O'Laughlin presented
couple OF hlts and an inffeld out gave
them their third run in the sixth.
The Griffmen were blanked from the
nrst to the last. In the final round Judge
singled with one down. Foster followed
suit and when Milan's out had moved
the runners up. Gandil singled scoring
both: Gandil pilfered second, but was
left by Jamison. The score:
Evening star., 1915-10-01
Other American League Game
Detroit Out of Running.

DETROIT, october boston became
the American League champions yes
terday. though not playing. through De-
troits loss of the final game with st.
Louis to 2. Weilman won his eighth
game of the year from the Tigers. and
would not have been scored on but for
three errors punched in one inning
With a single exception every game
Won from the local team by St. Louis
this season has been pitched by Well
man. He has been beaten by the Tigers
once.
The result was determined in the fifth
when five hits. including a double and
triple. were punched. with pass, for
five talies. Score:
St. Louis ....:.. O o o O 3-S
Detroit .....-...... o 2 o o 0 o.
Two-base hits-Pratt. Walker. Three-base hits
bases-vitt, Cobb (2!. Howard. Earned runs-St
Louis. 8. Double play-Baker and Witt. Sacri-
flee hit-Howard. Left on bases-st. Louis. 6;
Detroit, IL. First base on errOrs-St Louis, / |;
Detroit, l. Bases OH balls-On Weilman, Z; of
Dauss, 2. Struck out-By Weiman. Z: by Dauss,
3. Umpires-Messrs. Wallace and Evans Time
of game-1 hour and 55 minutes