The sun., 1916-11-26

MacNulty-havs not YET been answered
should look for their answers on the
School for Card Players page.
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. Dssi.' si sis:' oS ss' player "a; s' tx. 'f Player is.d icot:
T. the hand dead or 10 II . misdeai7 tO
Ar Ass't cara. "a: e ssi,.s 4 s snenss s . S:s,eT player :,ys' : Sns
ana; AFTER iooiins, a hi. hand maj s; s.:
Or can ne ds%.nd another eardf SSHnsr
fresh ins 'c cara. Se'e called s"s for 's ons pi.y vs d IL.
TIVE. cards are stuck together and Instead
E. s-S S.sa g. q. Gsf Il. c al on ss' the s,1i dealer n 10
withdraw one Of hts six cards and continue
following the c > n . On .s ss' dRGseoInop p.
I. Dead. Z. Dead. .. Dead.
Dear Tom-t1) Kindly let me know "
by whom. az Was Al Mccoy ever knocked
Charlie sSs s:'s osia I: "" : .o % s :.sl;i rsGisssMs' '
H. q. CARTER.
Yes; By Joe shusrue and Frankie
F1emmins. both times early In his
career. (2) Not that I know of. (3) A
good one. but not great.
Dear rom-A eame OF bail was played
In which the umpire called the game. with
ninth on account Of darkness after the
losing team had scored four runs. making
,h ".v :eSr: , :; sso; , in u. favor. Lei. me
C. u SINISTER.
No. score reverts to last equal In
n'nss. the eighth.
Dear Tenn cn..s TO be. b tha. Mar.
Sc Ss' piies... Nh = accept. sss a:' .n :G BET o ,s' ssnd ii%S
Mays. Who ~insy This bet applied Of
course to the opening f. s.t =. sns f. srT C p.
p wins. Marquard was opposed by
Shore. Mays opposed Pfeffer.
Dear Tom-ons. out ana man on nrst.
Batter hits Ions safe hit. In rounding third
to him. They both dash for home. tn.
ball beats them; base runner 10 put out but
ss'ts, sids, srdcr hin and Is ,afr; VIVA,
double, r. W. HALL.
A two base hit.
Desr Tom-wouid like to know where I
sSald prSe,i.s running in n: evening, !:
can ses I'M II. D :
There are many places. In wha. sec
ton Of tire city DO o reside'
p.a. ron.n Thor. AZ. ,hr.. me, on
s s:iis =" IN, the S S.ll and ah al P', Of ,h. r %sn o 'n
q s' rail-. ', sSs n msn "s,s, Ts' e snr ~ P IN. ma. !,
going from third to homo plate. who Is
touched by the catcher before reaching the
Two strike. and three balls on IN. batter.
one out. Pitcher 10 about to deliver the
s ssM "f *. s %in p; 1,r5.: TO ~" s sTT ' bats /
man walked. Catcher throws bail to soc.
sns' m ss,'ins his man w SIlsE e tI.Tr, "
% No. The base on balls 20 the
batter forces him, home. t2) No.
Dear Toni have noticed in answering
FOUR question:: about Jockey Jobs that you
a.ily reader. and boy. you have tclt . 90
s sSish ! 70 d,a a.: ana sTs ,s., I, ,ola 's m. ne ! mu "', s"o.
how TO exercise q horse. Now will YOU
pleass state in your Sporting Column 10
what particular party must so7,r.
Harvey. my hoy. I am not In a posi-
ton to know Just what stable is IN need
OF an exercise boy. You will have 70
hang around like lots Of other young
sters and keep trying till you find . va
cancy or . trainer who will give you a
trial.
Dear rom.Havins b..ns daily reader of
writing this here letter 70 DO me a great
favor have a son and want him 70
learn how to he q Jockey, 7 have heen -
4 C0Ep'e OF stables at Long Island with
him ana was speaking 90 some % tho train-
:rs about him They told me would have
from whom I can secure full particulars
about sending him out on ore Of their
s'f so1. "h; Nov my - ls.tn YOU sn' q, boy s. S.~ ~ n r,di !
MRS. o'rooLE.
am sorry Mrs. o'Toole. bu, the only
way I know OF going about securing your
son . jocksysh!p Is BY applying to the
trainers.
,s.'; sw S', ,i:s n for !: accom-. ecstS: az. p sS,i,l.i 20 s': :ss.
:.eon ss'I p1, p,': a.. d D. ;t. .n;. e; t to an ,'' .oa a:'
prize to he divided among those tied for
third. Who 10 riEhtf j FRED sAUER.
divide tho second and third prize
moneys.
Dear Tom-A bets n that Rucker Of the
hrooklyns would not pitch one full game
during tho 1915 season. Later In the sen
the Polo Grounds. and with the score I 20 l
against him Rucker was taken out In the
ninth inning to lot smother player bat for
did not e to bat IN their half of the ninth.
Did he s shsff pRu gGi,Mseo E 5ai c4 ..@s Or T. nS e.
Yes.
veteran bantam, ever met X. O brown.
o. X. HoEan and other good liEhtwelghts
and how long has he been fsh,'nsn
You have Pal Moore OF Memphis. q
bantamweisht. confused with Pal Moore
Of Philadelphia. = lightweight.
Deal Tend, Kindly pyeli:n III. real
names OF Benny Lsonsrd. Charley Weinert
S ST...s M' msn. Sss.'' D Also r. tA iy% lh', g.
Benjamin Leiner. Charles weiner, and
Morris wallach. t2) His brother, San
wallach.
Dear Tem-wss there ever a pitcher by
the name OF Msskin on the Louisville
team in Kentucky about 1890 or sHGH?
Jouett Mssk,n pitched for L.ouisvill,
In 1892. Meek1n was a great pitcher. lie
twirled wonderful ball for the Giants In
1894. 1895. 1895. 1897. 1898 and 1899.
Dear T~om-Pisses lot me know the sg,
Of Tom oow'sr. his height and whore HI
He says he 10 % years of age, bu, he
looks older. He weighs 1o6 pounds. He