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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

certain of permanent job. DeNere, a Tuscaloosa product, and a star of the freshman eleven last year is making a creditable showing as quarterback candidate and probably will do bat tie with Griff Harsh to determine an understudy for Dink Hagan
 With scarcely two weeks in which to prepare for the initial game with Howard college Coaches Kelley and Noojin have put the Crimson through stiff weeks grind in strenuous eff fort to get them properly conditioned to meet the Baptists. Another week of scrimmage and grilling workouts is scheduled for the coming week and the next week will be devoted mainly to ironing out the rough edges which heretofore has marred the play of the varsity eleven.
 preliminary survey of the Grim son machine shows them wonderfully the back field at present Is causing consid derable worry. There Is dearth of seasoned back field material with which to work and Coach Kelley is being forced to fashion his back field out of raw material. Harsh really is the only seasoned man behind the scrimmage line as Hagan has had but one full year of work and in the in . tervening year was out of college. Both Brannon and Ware are heavy, but will need lot of personal attention be- fore they will be able properly to take advantage of the opportunities which the line should afford them Taylor also seems valuable man, but Is scarcely a veteran performer and is sadly out of condition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
POSTOFF|CE AGAIN
 RECORDS VICTORY
Pep-to-Lac No Match for Well Trained Team of
 Mailmen

Pep-To-Lac proved to be no match for the fast Postoffice nine yesterday afternoon and the mailmen again re corded victory, the final count be- ing 10 to 3. The team work of ths mailmen was perfect and only one bob. ble was made.
 On the other hand. the Pep Lac nine played poor fielding game and displayed no strength at the bat. Car bottlers, securing three hits out of three trys.
 Jim Galbreath pitched a steady game for the mailmen. Postoffice secured 12 safeties, one a two-sacker by Wash 1ngton. who also played a great game in the field. Martin on first for the Dill lard crew was also factor in the lmaflmen's win. Childs played a good game as did Captain billiard and Slick Davis.
 Bob Loveless on the mound for the bottlers, showed flashes of form and with proper support would have given the mailmen a much stronger fight.
 About 1000 people saw the game. Much enthusiasm was shown but as the game progressed the Pep-To-Lac followers gradually grew fewer. The victory assures the Postoffice team a place in the city championship series. The fight for the other place now lies between Pep-To-Lac and Rasco. with the odds favoring the former. The following is the official box
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
DAR|0 RESTA SETS
 WORLDS RECORD Trial Made on New Track. Rate of Speed is 10S
 Miles an Hour

New York September iS-Dario Resta, winner of this years Vanderbilt cup and grand prize automobile races. drove his car over the new two-mle track at Sheepshead bay today for 10 miles in 5:S2 i-5, an estimated speed of. los.0S miles an hour. The car had q displacement of 274 cubic inches. and the official time was announced as a worlds record for a car of this calihre.
 Faster time has been made by oldfield and Lester but with cars of over FOO cubic inches displacement.
 Resta, with his mechanician, Fred Me- Carthy, made the trial against time. as feature to the informal opening of the new speedway. over which the $50 mics Astor cup race will be held October 2. T'he car used today will compete in that event.
 Following is the official time given for the five two-mile laps: First lap. 1.06 2-b; second, a;1S 1-5; third. s;19 4-5; fourth, 4:26 2-5. and fifth, 5:S2 4-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

University. September 1s.-(Special) With four hard days of scrimmage behind them, Coach Kelley's Crimson machine is slowly but surely assuming tangible shape. There is much to be done before the final eleven which will bear the standard of the Grim son and White this season Is finally decided upon and still more to be ac- complished before that eleven Is whip ped into finished fighting shape, but gradually the plan of the new instruc- tor is unfolding itself and already he has upon the Crimson campus a we'll ordered gridiron machine.
 More and more as the varsity eleven is whipped into shape the fact that Alabama is to have heavier machine than usual becomes apparent From end to end of the bunch which now Is representing first string men, but one man, Morton, falls under the 16o- pound mark, and by far the majority are con siderably above this figure. And Nor muscle and full year of experience is accounted as one of the effective units of the Crimson machine.
 The present lineup, with weights, includes: Left end, Morton. 155 left tackle, NandeGraffe, 1S7; left guard, Burke, 167; center. Maynor. ITO; right guard, Stanford, 194; right tackle, Rog- CTS 1S4; right end, Boone, ITO; quar- terback, Hagan, 14s left half, Harsh. 160; full back, Brannon, IFS. right half, Taylor 175.
 Every possible pressure is being brought to bear on Hubby" Barnette the veteran center who thus far has declined to don the moleskins on ac- count of injury to his law work, to get him back in the Crimson fold, and if the vet consents to return to the game, he in all probability will replace Maynor who, in turn, will either suc- ceed Burke at guard or will be forced into a substitute position. At right end, Boone has all the earmarks of a conner, and probably will see con siderable duty in the early games, but in all probability will yield his place 1 to Amo Love when that veteran is fully recovered from his present ill., ness.
 Among the second string men who are attracting considerable attention is Tramp Ware, a back field candi- date who saw service in a varsity
 uniform last season. Ware is fast, heavy and terrific plunger, and if it seems mete in Coach Kelley's scheme of things to maintain two full sets of back field men this husky seems
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
A FEW DON'TS FOR
 HUNTERS AND
 TRAPSHOOTERS

Don't take any chances. The function of shotgun is to scatter shot, but be careful where you distribute it.
 Don't take every rustic of bush or bough to be a sure indication of game. Remember that sometimes an inquisitive person has a penchant for being in strange places.
 Don't blaze away in haste, and don't get excited. Many a shooter has filled the rump of his favorite dog full of lead just because he was over-anxious.
 Don't point a gun at any person in fun This is no matter for jest It is always the gun that i've did not know waA loaded that goes off. The only time to point a gun Is when you intend to kill.
 Don't carry loaded gun or rifle in . buggy, automobile or any otAer kind O, vehicle.
 Don't carry loaded guns through ths street, on street cars. trains, or leave them around farm houses, to have some child playfully blow your head off.
 Don't get excited and shoot without making sure that your object is game Don't shoot until you see the rabbit and then be sure he Is clear of both man and dog.
 Don't forget to break your gun or clear the chamber when standing with others or crossing a fence
 Don't drag a gun under fence with muzzle pointed towards you.
 Don't climb over fences with your gun or lean it against tree until you get over put it through the fence on the ground, business end before.
 Don't hunt with anyone that you know to be careless Carelessness with three and quarter drams of powder behind one and one-eighth ounces of shot is inviting St. Peter.
 Keep your fingers off the trigger until
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Braves Win Two

St. Louis. September 1S.-The Boston Braves, improved their standing in the pennant race today by trouncng the locals severely In two games. The con- tests were marked by terrific hitting and fist fight.
 The scores were 20 to l, and to 3. In the two games the visitors gathered a total of 33 hits, IS of them for extra bases. Bescher and Rudolph came to blows early in the first game when the former became angered at the Boston pitchers continued use of the bean ball. The players were ordered from the field and after a controversy between umpires and police calm was restored.
 Griner, Purdue and Niehaus were ex- tremely wild and before the first game had gone two innings Boston piled up Il runs off six hits. including two triples and a double. Lamline. who replaced Niehaus. fared little better being hit for 12 singles, two doubles and two triples.
 Dolan's triple and Betzers single in the eighth saved the locals from shut out.
 Sallee was hit hard in the second game while Ragan kept the locals hits well scattered Boston won in the seventh on four. singles and an error by Wilson.
 FIRST GAME
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

were when the series was begun-two and one-half games.
 The strength of the Red Sox in the box and Tn the outfield proved insur- mountable barriers to the onslaughts of the Tigers renowned batters, with whom Jennings hoped to battle his way to the pennant.
 Brooklyn and Boston. runners up in the National league. won today. but Phil adelphia also won. thereby depriving the Superbas and Braves an opportunity to gain materially. The Phllies retain their lead of four and one-half games over Brooklyn. Boston now is five games be- hind the leaders. Philadelphia begins a series at St. Louis tomorrow while the Braves play in Cincinnati. Brooklyn will rest tomorrow and play at Pittsburg Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
RESULTS IN MINOR
 ATHLETIC EVENTS

Philadelphia, September 1S-R. Nor ris Williams II and Richard H. Harte, Jr., of Harvard won the intercollegiate lawn tennis doubles championship for the second successive year today by defeating their teammates. G. C. Ca ner and IA H. Curtis. The scores were 1-6, 6-1, 6-S, 6-2.
 Forest Hills, N Y, September 1S-C S. Garland of Pittsburg and w. l. Pitt of Elmhurst, N. Y, carried off the Met ropolitan junior championship honors in tennis doubles today in the clos ing match of the second annual tour nament on the clay courts of the West side Tennis club here
 Minneapolis September 1s-Minne- apols cinched the 1915 American as- sociation pennant today by defeating Cleveland 9 to 1, while St. Paul was losing to Indianapolis The season closes tomorrow.
 Cincinnati. September 1S.-Clarence Griffin of San Francisco won the tri- state tennis championship in mems singles here today and Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway captured the tri- state title in women's singles.
 Seagirt. N J., September 1S.-Capt W. H. Richard of the Winchester Rifle and Gun club successfully defended the Libbey trophy, which he won last year, by repeating his victory over a field of 90 riflemen today He scored 97 at HOO yards Maj. Winfield s. Price of New Jersey was second.
 Carlisle, Pa. September 1s.-Carlisle 21. Albright '.
 Manchester, Vt, September 1S. Starting with an advantage of one hole In the morning, Oswald Kirby of Englewood this afternoon won the final match for the Equinox cup at the Ekwanek Country club, defeating Dwight Partridge of Bedford. up and l to play,
 Philadelphia, September 1S.-In the expectation that Philadelphia will win the National league baseball champion ship, applications for worlds series tickets are pouring into the local club offices.
 Builders have looked over National league park with a view to increasing g the seating capacity. Rocky Mount N C., September IS With Ferris pitching alright ball Asheville won from Rocky Mount to- day in the Virginia North Carolina seven game championship series ? to l. The Carolina champions now have two games to their credit to the locals one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
TRAP AND FIELD

you are looking down the barrel at Brer Rabbit"
 Don't get intoxicated.
 Don't load your gun until you actually get to business. At all other times it should be empty.
 Don't use cheap gun. They are apt to explode when using heavy charges.
 Don't rest on the muzzle of your gun
 Don't borrow a dog or a gun or loan either.
 Don't shirk doing a little more than your share of the work in camp or boat
 Don't violate the game laws. It is not only criminal. but some times it's blamed costly.
 Don't hog all the game. Leave a little behind for the next fellow--as Shakes peare says-"enough is sufficient"
 Don't rest the muzzle of your gun on the ground. A gun muzzle clogged with dirt or mud Is a dangerous proposition Don't at the gun club, tote your gun amid the spectators. Let 1t stand in the rack until you are ready to use it.
 When at the score, don't give the com nand "pulf' until you are fixed and ready for the target.
 Don't shoot too quick; get steady line on the target and then pull the trigger
 After you've had your shot let your gun remain unloaded until your turn to shoot comes round again.
 Don't talk to your neighbor. It's dis concerting Keep your mind concentrated on the work In hand. It's essent'a. ro good scores.
 When the time comes to change places at the score don't move until the squad moves. Give the other fellow a show. Don't let the loss of target fluster you. You can't get them all at all times. Keep cool and get ready for the next one. Don't get peeved when the target breaks as it leaves the trap. Take your time. Keep your eye on the trap and pulverize the target following. Don't blame the gun or the shells if your score Is not satisfactory. Remember that the question of personality-tempera- ment and ability-enter Into the game. And 1t may just be your of day. Such things will occur regardless of alibis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
TWO RECORDS FALL
 AT NEW SPEEDWAY
Rickenbacker and Burman Set New Records for 100
 Miles and One Mile

Providence. R. L.. September 1s.-World records for automobile speeding over a mile circular. concrete track were made at the Narragansett park speedway in one mile and 100-mle events today. Bob Burman drove around the circuit once in 45. 7s seconds and Eddie Rickenbacker did 100 miles in 1:29:24.74.
 Burmans time was made in Iona drive. Rickenbacl<er won the 100- mile event from 1S other drivers. He lost three miles by engine trouble, but his daring driving put him a mile ahead O, the field at the finish. Burman gained second money In the $l000O distribution for this race. Willie Haupt was third and Ralph De Palma fourth
 Burman won a 25-mile race in q min utes and 29.6 seconds, two seconds ahead of De Palma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
PENNANT RESTRAINTS
 STILL FAIL TO GAIN
fhiles Win Again-Braves Win Two From Cards-Dodgers
 Also Wn-Red Sox Gain Full Game Tigers By Winning Sensational Game-Phllies Lead By Four and Half Games-Red Sox l Lead By Three and Half Games

New York. September 1S.-The efforts of clubs with pennant ambitions to cut down the handicap held by the leaders in both major leagues were of no avail to- day, with the single exception of the Boston Nationals, who gained half game by winning a double header.
 In what was probably the most sensa- tional and bitterly fought contest of the season, the Boston Americans increased their margin of leadership to three and one-half games over Detroit by winning from the Tigers in a 12-inning one-run game. The Red Sox now have taken two out of three games of the series from Detroit, with the concluding game to be played Monday. Even should the Tigers win Monday, they would leave Boston exactly the same distance ahead as they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Cubs Defeated

Chicago, September B.-The Chicago Cubs, who went down to defeat before Jack Coombs in 1910. while he was mem Der of the Philadelphia Athletics. during the worlds championship series. met the same fate today when they faced the veteran for the first time in nve years Brooklyn won the last game of the sea- son between these clubs ! to l.
 Coombs did not seem to exert himself and worked steadily. while his team mates batted Adams to all corners of the field during the first two innings and took a lead which the locals were un- able to overcome.
 Stengel's home-run in the initial in- ming with two men on the bases was the feature of the game, Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Terrific Gasoline Explosion

Toledo, September tS-One man was killed and heavy property loss sustained today when two cars of gasoline eS- ploded at the plant of the Hicock Produc- ing company, manufacturers of gasoline The explosion was felt two miles away. Night workers still asleep were thrown out of their beds two blocks away and thousands of panes of window glass were shattered. Fire broke out In the ruins of the wrecked storage house. Flying sparks set fire to n train of box ears. which was destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
|WYLAM DEFEATED IN DOUBLE BILL

Bessemer. September 1s.-(Special )-The &Red Mountain Baseball team won a dou- xble-header this afternoon, defeating Wy lam by a score of 6 to ? in the first
 game and to 8 in the second game,
 on the Wylam field. The box scores are las follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Phillies Win Another

Cincinnati, September 17.-Philadelphia made their last appearance of the season here today, and won. to 9. making two victories in the three-gam series Dale's wildness enabled Philadelphia to win. He gave nine bases on balls, but three of them were intentional passes. Singles by Mayer and Dale scored runs. McQuillan, who started for Philadelphia, was hit hard and was taken out in the fourth to allow Becker to bat for him. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Score by inning

Epep- tO-Lac UUU UU1 2UU- Postoffice .0O4 LIZ ll"-lU Summary: Two-base hit, Washington. Sacrifice hits, Martin, Lackman, Bond, Zimmerman, Carter, Davis. Stolen bases, billiard 2, Perunko Grayson, Childs. Double play, Carter, Propst and Love- llace Left on bases, Postoffice 4, Pep-to- f1ac 8. Hit by pitched balls, Galbreath \ 1tJennlngs); Lovelace (Martin). Hits, off
 3Galbreath ', Lovelace 10. Struck out, zGalbreath 6, Lovelace s. Passed ball, fJennings l. Wild pitches, Lovelace. Prime, 2:15. Umpire Whitehead, Attend
 1ance. 1500.
 The scheduled game between Rasco Hand East Birmingham in the elimina-
 4tion series was forfeited to Rasco on 4account of the East Birmingham boys failure to show up.