The sun., 1916-10-11
Jim and Pat Meet.

jim Hss "SVt
In the Atlantic avenue subway station
IN hour before the game there came face
to face two men who In the last two
years were riding In automobiles and
heralded nationally as big baseball fig
ures. They looked at each other. smiled
knowingly and advanced with out.
stretched hands.
How are you. Jim 80 greeted one.
You're looking we'll. Pat" Was the
smiling response.
We're underground for fair said
Pat, looking about him.
There Is not much chance for Brook
iyn," offered Jim. Not much NUT
tered Pat.
"see you after the game advised
jim.
"All right" said Pat.
They were Pat Moran. who led the
Phillies to the National League pennant
last season, and James Gsrfncy. presi-
dent Of the worlds champion braves Of
1914. Moran Is still vitality interested
IN baseball. but Gaffney only look upon
the sport as a medium for recreation.
However. both are riding In subways
and not In front of the procession as
before.
There was one Brooklyn man not In
yesterdays game who was paid a signal
tribute by the collected thousands. In
the eighth inning Sherrod Smith. IN
pitched and lost probably the hardest
fought worlds series game in history
Monday. came t~rotting out on the third
base coaching line. AS soon AZ the crowd
was cognizant OF Smith II arose as one.
heads were barred and a silent toast was
given the young pitcher. No greater
honor can be bestowed upon any man.
Ticket spectators who hoped for big
Results were terrorized by the Hook of
pasteboards left In their possession
when the game started. There was a
crop IN the market that sent the price
OF admission to bedrock. Tickets orlgi-
hhiiy calling for s. were sold for 81 and
almost any price would obtain one worth
~. Spectators last night were beerInR
'he fans TO help them unload. Make us
Al orer'' was the plant OF the crowd.
Police Have Easy Day.
Their" was a large reserve force OF
police scattered round the outside OF
Ebbe's Field. but Il was not needed
contrary to expectations the outside at
Vactlon did not seem equal to the curl.
oslty OF The fans. and there were scarce
y enough outsiders to keep the police
interested. Only an occasional moa,
from the s~ctlpers caused enough worr,
10 Inc police to max. II seem they wer,
OF duty' Most OF the civic watchers OF
me outside were ushered into the stand,
Ater The game began.
tsua.lr tnere IL at least one laugh II
q baseball game and In regular Amer
..'h fashion the crowd enjoyed one n
the expense NJ an umpire. Thomas Con
uoly was the victim. In the fifth In
n.ns' VINE trying TO make a fiourishin:
sign that otto Miller was out a, tirs
case, connolly tripped over his own RICH
,oo' ana carried It and the rest Of Nj
pe'ohelngs. personal and otherwise. 4
me ground. lie got up shs mefacedl!
ana haStily regained his dignity b,
brushing on the dust.
ne Associated Press announces .ha
u mas made another great news se.ldln,
record During yesterdays game on
operator looped on eighteen circuits an,
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RIOTERS Are Quiet.
Hos,on's Royal hooters and the
I"ssie' Invaded the park In n bod
Anou' . half hour previous to tho stai
OF ne game. They were not over nols
a. any rrc, probably realizing the
"ero In N" home of the enemy and di,
e1stlo'l was the better part OF being 70
alfred brave.
fr""E!yu's sclf-dcsignated ROY;
h'"i'r' also were seated n half hour ,
more before he same started. They &c
E"' Gh''lN. through the proceedings. Jul
N0"' E"nt hem still for the greater pa
81 Ia" i'm" - imaginary, unless II W
W" chm wind that howled across Il
n"Id most Of the time.
Followers Of the annual October ella
y" are Unanimous In their statemel
nav here has been less noticeable G!
''"neut IN this series than any In receI
years In Boston there was not enoue
.''H" 10 interest those outside and
I''"ki- 90 yesterday IL vas unusual
f." especially for n crowd that ",
'"'inc o. first home worlds series co
t. % histpTy.
H"Elns up Tor their lack Of enth
,m-iH during the game the Brook,
Hn' gave a most extraordinary demo
~''rh'i1" after tho game. Hardly h:
Casey Stcngel clutched Duffy Lewii
20" er!ns fly for the anal out than Il