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Mr.. Leidersdorf made business
trip to Jacksonville yesterday. return
ing this afternoon.
The sun., 1916-10-05
HOW TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.
low RECEIPTS ARE TO BE DIVIDED.
emily wen. into Detroit, and the Carri-

Gently went into Detroit, and the Carri-
gan pitchers stopped the Tigers in their
tracks ard beat them three straight.
George Foster. who won two games
last year from the Phillics. may not
pitch at all during tho 1916 series.
Though he made "a good record and
pitched n no-hit gamc over the Yankees,
his arm has not been right for some
time. Ruth. who chafed on the side lines
last fall. will likely be called to TIL Fos-
teI's place against Brooklyn. lie IL n
great young pitcher. and was tho main
stay OF the 1916 STAFF.
Bin Carrigan already has announced
Dutch Leonard Will pitch the frst game
next Saturday. Leonard. when right. has
moro stun on the bail than any left
handler In the game. In 1914 lie hung NJ
the greatest efficiency record Yet re-
corded. beating tho best marks Of Alex
ander and johnson. lie allowed only i.0l
earned runs per game.
Leonard Is at times inclined TO be
e~rratic. but he Is more inclined TO go
bad against some second division team
,han in an important series. should
no; be surprised 10 see Vanguard start
aga!ns; him. MarQuard beat the SoN
twice in 1912. Lewis got two hits OF
Marquard In the two games. Hooper only
one and Gardner one.
On the whole I would say that Bos-
tons pitching stan Is at least 20 per
cent. more effective In all important
serie. than tina OF Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-10-05
BARRY AT SECOND,
BUT HAND is WEAK
Captain Of Red SOx Practices,
but Is Not Likely to
Play in Series.

BosroH. Oct. Manager Bill Car
rigan OF tho Boston American League
team put his men through a light work.
out this afternoon on braves Field. the
home of the Boston National club. where
the worlds series games In this city are
20 be played.
riic squad was divided into two teams
and ten innings were played. No at
tempt vas made to keep score. All the
regular pitchers were sent In to work
for an inning or two and batters were
given picnic of opportunity to hit the
hall IN order - accustom the fclders to
Judging ~ balls IN the surlit spaces and
the shadows VI the parls.
capt. Barry was second haseniau Of
one OF the cams. but his injured hand Is
81 weak and - Is not believed that he
win figure IN The worlds series. Jan
'rin. Who has been at second in Barry's
absence. - expected 10 play the position.
Tomorrow a team OF Rcd son players
will so to Worcester, where they Will
have a benefit game with tho philadel-
rAi1 American League team Tho pro-
ceriS viii Ice turncd over t. tile memo
rial fun FOR John II. Gafncy, n former
National League umpire. capt. Barry
will have charge of this team, which will
lee composed largely OF substitutes. Man
tgcr carrigan will give the regular team
another light workout tomorrow after
uour.
From the number ~ applications al
ready received the worlds series prom
ls's to break all records as far az news
paper attendance Is concerned. The
ii'aFes field press box. which IL the
largest in the country. will probably
seat III" greatest; assembly Of baseball
writer's that has ever witnessed n am
The sun., 1916-10-05
CUBS DROP FIRST
CONTEST TO SOX
American Lcagucrs Score in
City Series by 3 to .
Game Draws Well.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The White SoS de-
feated the Cubs In the first game Of the
city series to-day by S to .. The total
paid attendance was 1880. more thar
$4,000 being taken In at the gate. o.
this amount the players will share $5.sO3
and each club will receive 1884.
The White SoN. present holders OF the
title. made a total OF nine hits, all Of
which were singles. Two errors by the
Cubs were potent factors In the South
victory. Big Jim Vaughn started
for tho Cubs. but MAS driven from the
mound under a shower OF hits in the
seventh inning. Claude Hendrix took ut
the burden. but was only fairly success
full.
Reb Russell. while hit rather hard,
managed TO keep the b!nglcs scattered.
Tho Cubs were able to do little with men
on the paths. as Russettnvariab,y tight.
ened In the pinches. Russell fanned sir
batters and allowed only one base or
balls.
Jack Ness and Buck Weaver each gar
nered two hits. while Workman. Zcidei
and Yerkes also made two bingles apiece
The score:
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REVISED LIST OF DRAFTS.
National Association Issues Names
of Players Promoted.

AUBURN, y. V. Oct. i.-SecretarP join
II. Farrell Of the National Association e.
Professional Baseball Leagues, to-nig''
announced the revised and complete ~
Of major league drafts as follows.
National League-By Nee York. Csls.v
from Waco. WitterstAtter from Newark ~
Philadelphia. Fittery from SAT- t.ks =.
michael from Paris. Tex. by P!ttshgrs e.
lis from Fargo. Gleason from L!rn. KIag
from Wheeling, Carlson from i~Ig,k'og
by 50. Louis, DEBATE from Top-tn, cara
ner from Newport News, by chicago. D.
hoerer from Milwaukee. peal FROM ktT'ss
cry. Meusel from birmingham, VOL 90
Duluth, Rcuther from Spohau'. DE N-''".
lyn. F%ahri1u" from rrovid'uCs. Nan.
from Portland. Me f,t2s!wn.or, 's''l
Butte. Malone from -. Paul. ~''i'- ''A
Macon; ly Cincinnati, Euler '+ow NI,
l.Ing from Utica. GerUer from i; ,Il.S ''
Boston, Massey from New Orleans, Raw
lngs from Toledo.
American Lcague-Fy Nov iu'o. N'r-Hs
from Memphis, knapp from s'sc,, fo.,
shaw from Macon, ~ GOV. aut, H'-'
from Chattanooga, Petty from SNI Aa.oH,p,
by Chicago. Haas from NIlkrsotr9'. u'Hl
from Petersburg. by Detroit, u e. '-'n
Denver. WheatIcy from Tu!sa: .y HI'H'
de.phla, Schaner form L'ui, NfN-'
from Portland, orc. Anderson = N sofa
Bend. Hi'l from Waco, Smith ir-I 49,
huna city: Horne from Wells : NA,.f
from McAles'er; by st Louis, Ken" ~
from Oakland. BiEler from G'.t' ..'s,
[ Pennington from Lawrence.
The sun., 1916-10-05
PHILLIES LAND NEXT
BEST THING TO FLAG
Get Some Consolation by Beat
ing Braves and C%linchinG
Second Place.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. +-tNa,iona)'-
Philadelphia ciinchcd second place IN the
National League race by defeating Bos-
ton to-day. I TO ..
The home team won. after peiharce
had been driven off the rubber IN the
afth inning. by hitting N deliveries ~
Allen and Barnes hard In III" s'>'n m
ming. When Boston threatened I" score
In the ninth inning Alexander went !"
tho rescue.
An N-ray examination made to-day or
the injury suffered by Whitfield in tie
arst game yesterday showed thai a bone
In his left foot was broken. Tho score
The sun., 1916-10-05
SHELTERS AT RIDGEWooD.

The Jersey city team. which recently de.
scated the Cincinnati Nationals. Will be
Inc visitors at Wallace's Ridgewood grounds,
Halsey street and wyckoff avenue. Brook
iyn. on sunday afternoon In a double
sew City team will have Jimmy Clinton
and Leon Cadorc on the slab. Bill Stallings
playing first base. swanson, second base;
Hsrtsr, Jimmy Eschsn and Joe Pcplotki in
the outneld. The Bushwicks viii surely
ON Sunday, and while Charley Girard will
be on the mound In the opening contest
for the Brooklyn!tes It has not. been de-
the second contest. Tn nrst game will
BE- called a. l:0e.
The sun., 1916-10-05
BROOKLYN ASKS 2 TO /.
wsgers Placed ~ 10 To :, with
Red Sox Fa~vOrites.

4 bet OF 1000 TO $3.50 was paced
Yesterday on the Red Sox to win the
worlds series. Brooklyn hackers are
said to be asking . 10 !, while the odds
that the Boston team wins the hrst
game are quoted at 10 to I.
several small bets have been placed at
d of 10 to 6 that the Red Sox will
win the series. The big bets have mostly
gone on n 10 to 7 basis. l.. j. Stokes
announced yesterday that he had $1,000
10 bet OF the Red SoX at 10 to Z.
The sun., 1916-10-05
ENZMANN AT ARCTIC PARK.

In tho feature game of a double header
at Arctic Park on sunday afternoon the
u, :. G. team, which last week defeated
tho Lincoln Giants, viii meet the Empire
CITY \. \. Paddy Martin. leading pitcher
OF tho New London club. champions OF the
Eastern ueasue wv De on the lrins line
mann, s,pr international Lacquer, viii twin
for the Empires. Another pitchers battle
~ sure to result when these LuNs race ono
another. In the preliminary game ut 1880
the st, Gabriels. East, New iork cham.
piors. will meet the Empires. Mullen OF
Fordhsm will huri for o.. 0abriels.
The sun., 1916-10-05
FORM NEW GOLF CLUB,

The International Golf sl4 '"",iF
club. Inc, poti,ionrd for incorporate.
yesterday in New York. Nass,. ~..s"7
and Suffolk counties, Tho ' st'
forth that it is to provide a g"lt coir'e
tennis courts, shooting, squash and ''"el
out OF door sports, II TO c,.ah ~ .
clubhouse and other building
william Z. Freeman, Rohcr' y t'a,s,,
mar and Henry - Knrhlrr - ~
broadway Henry V. Keep oc q We,
lSlst street, and W pougla. NA.''fn
10 Eirhty-th!rd street, Brooki}no are wv
i~ncorporators.
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A POST.SEASON TIE.
Louisville and On,R ha DcadIocked
In InterIeague Contest.

OMAHA. Nch. Oct. 4.-Omuha and
Louisville. winners respectively in tho
Western League and the American A.
ISOLATION pennant races. battled twelve
Innings to-day in the first game of n
r~ost-season series to a 3 to Q tie. The
game was called OH account of darkness.
The score
Y. r,
Iouisvillc.... 0"oiO0 0hn0H- - +"
OmihA.....,. u l0000 o 4. OUOU--I !" /
Batteries Northrup aud Billlns O"roolr
and krucger.
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BROWNS BEAT CARDINALS.
Dn,cuport's pitching Winning Fac
tor Ia First Of st. Louis SERIES.

ST. LOUIS. oct. 4.-!The 81. Louis
Americans defeated the -. Louis Ma
tiorals in the first game OF the fall series
here to-day. . to :.
davenport. who pitched for the .Amcrl-
cans. allowod his opponents only hve
hits. while the three national hurlers
Welded nine. Tho score.
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SECOND GAME

Slated Tor AInsmlth in the ninth inning
Washington. .,.... q q o q o o-I
New fork",.'''.,'' y u j ! . | ~
Two base hit. RICE. Three ha-r hi Nil.
lsr. Sacrifice has sawyer, .h.res, High.
Dulhlc u~lay-inonarl. sawyer ard Jli.e.
LEI, On bases Washington, :; New YORK.. &
: nuns IN 1 i'unnss. OFF Jameson. : hits and
! run IN 4 ,nnlnss; on shglker, no runs
Bases on balls-On shocker. 4 Ieonsrd.
sawyer =, Rice; off A.ros. : hIlsh, reckin,
paushl; on Jameson. 3 Alexander. shockcr.
Highl. struck on, by Shocker, b ,Meno.kcy,
Shunks .. Judge, Rice): by Ayres. d ,II.n,Iry.
2. Miller, Higi, Shockor, GcironI; by Jam,n.
son. . llenlryy, Gcdconl. I'mp,rrs-Mess rs
Nallln and Conrolly' Time OF game-i hour
and 20 minutes.
The sun., 1916-10-05

PERTINENT FACTS ABOUT WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL SERIES
DATES FOR THE GAMES.


First Cane-sa.urdav o,,ober T. Fourth Game-Wcdnesday. OCTOBER
at Braves Field. Boston. H.. at Ebbe.s Field, Brooklyn.
Second Game-Monday October o Fifth Came-Thusday.O ctooer 10
at Braves Field. uosnu. at braves Field. Boston.
Third ame-Tuesday, October TO- Sixth mc-Fr oc''oef 10 ~
1t Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. lEbbes Field. BROOKLYN
In thu ovsnt n ..v.r,h .,no, q, necessary n, will bc played on Saturday.
October ~. The place will be decided by the toss Of a coin unless IN coS
agree to stage the contest at the larger Braves Field. IL = gamo 10 m,
played. the teams will remain in the city where tho posponement occ"rr0a
until a lega game hal nave been played. .--, 49,. .h.
A tie gam will not b. played off In he city whcro 1t occurred NJ IN
team Will move Of to the text city
TIME OF GAMES
In both Brooklyn and poston all games will be started 1t 2 O'CLOCK
the afternoon.
UMPIRES FOR THE SERIES.
or National League, Henry UDay M Ernest ugley; Tor American
League. William Dnecn and Thomas Connolly.
PRICES FOR TICKETS IN BROOKLYN.
Box eats -. 80. $500 Rest Of upper stand go. $50 49,
Lower srand standtfrst nine owsJ 800 Present LEFT field lcachers. 49, aooo
Rest Of lower stand. ... ..... 200 Temporary right field teachers 80; Wo
W grandSand (hrst seven Temporary lief field blcachcts' 80. iV
1--WE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
PRICES FOR TICKETS IN BOSTON.
BOX seats. -. 80. ... $500 Third base pavilion ndmNsion SiV w
Grand stand 500 BleAchers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "'
rHst basep pavilion treservcd) -. zoo
HOW TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.
' In Brooklyn a II seats will bc reserved. with the exception or inc oe
donar seats in the temporary left field beachcrs.. Reserved seats Tor .um.t ee
games Ia 10 obtained Ivy send ng a regular application form issued o. inc
Brooklyn club. accompanied by he required amount Seats In me temporary
lett melt Islands Will hsf or sale on he morning OF each gane .-.-
10 three games may DO obtained By applying to the loston cmb ey maj.
with the required amonnt enclosed. Third basel pavilion seat N o. cent
oeacher seats viii pc FOR sale on the morning OF each game.
HOW RECEIPTS ARE TO BE DIVIDED.
Tho players will get 81 per rent Il the receipts Of tho first our game.
Thtsp pot will be divided. att the rate OF 80 per cent. for TIT winners and 40
per cent for thu losers. The National Commission Will get 10 per cent. Of
tho rce ps Of zach game. After the first our amt tho club owners get
veryth tut tho commissions 10 per cent
The sun., 1916-10-05
RETTIG FOR GIANTS.
Paterson Pitcher Is TO n-purt 10
New Works To-da,.

PATERSON. y. J.. oct. 4-Ol'. G,.r
tho pitcher for the Iatc"son , ~
tho semi-professiona team VIA = s1"
out the Giants = to o here ol ~I:D'
allowing them only three hits, --.'i
To the Giants tomorrow.
II Is understood lie VII 10 ',F'
South in tho spring. .ArtNi~ ,
AID Charles iIcrzog re~Comin"H.. ..'I
A1tor IlaNinC npAImht INN SL-,-L-
The sun., 1916-10-05
WHITE soX.

Two base hita-wilson. Safer. Zeider. Struck
ou' by Russell, q Flack. Vaughn ?, Safer.
Mann. WILSON, by Vaughn. I tweaver. Y.
sell. ". Collins. Terry. Bases on bslis-On
Russell. Il OF Vaughn. 3. Hit by pitcher
nv Russell tZeider) by Hendrix weaver).
stolen bsses-Wortman. Kelly, Weaver, y.
Collins, Zelder. Sacrifice hita-Ruasell,
Vaughn. Fiack. Double plav-wiison and
Zeidct. Empires Messrs. Evans, Byron,
Hlldehrand and Orth.
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players or manager OF the Giants. ac-
cording to Foster. The matter h closed
as far as the entire Giant organisation Is
concerned. The absence OF Art Fletcher
from the lineup In the game yesterday
led to the report that Fletcher and Pol
Perritt had been suspended, but this was
denied by Foster.
FLETCHER has been nursing a sore
finger for several days. said Foster.
and really should have been on the
bench before. lie sat through the game
because II was unnecessary that he play.
Perritt was n\uniform on the bench.
He pitched the day before and was not
expected to return again. There Is no
reason why any one should be dis
ciplincd. McGraw has entirely forgotten
the Incident now. II there was to be n
suspensions they would have como at the
time, not now"
History Repeats Itself.
In explanation Of the ragged fielding
OF the Giant John Heydler, the eminent
sta,istician OF the National League. Of
fers n hit OF baseball history. Let Heyd-
Ter explain:
Immediately following the series IN
which Boston defeated Baltimore and
won the pennant in the National League
many yeats 9 I was umpiring on bases
IN II game between Boston and Washing
ton. That Boston OUTFIT had as in
fielders Collins. Long. Lowe and Tenney.
They had been playing perfect baseball
and practically won the %pcnnant. Dur.
ing this Washington game a bail was
hit over second base that both Long and
Lowe tried for. bu, each missed getting
TO II BY a yard. They had been stopping
such hits regularly before that. Lowe
and Long each said that It was impos.
slble for them TO reach the ball Just a,
that time. but they were confident that a
week before It would rave been fclded
cleAnly. The tension was on, they had
won the pennart and had let down.
In a measure this Brooklyn-Giantf
series was similar. The Giants had beer
stopped by Boston. They were out Of
the race. They had little incentive &c
keep on their toes. They let down anc
consequently could not make plays tina,
before were easy"
Heydler Is among the man stancl
believers that the Giants played as vel
as they could under the circumstance
The second thought OF the baseba.l. lead.
ers seems to be hat McGraw was hast,
and that the Giants wero unduly criti
cized.
The sun., 1916-10-05
CARDINALS.
BROWNS.

@htVVFV TWT NNV~NH III IW -0N0TIh INNING.
fBat'cd for Williams IN the ninth inmnS.
Cardinals. ,........... o o o = %
Two base hit-Pratt. Three base hlt-Wu.
son. sacriilc hits-pavenport :. Sacrifice
fies-Sisl,r. !: IIornsby. |. stolen bases
Sholton, -; Ievnn,- J. Double play Bohcn.
T'etzel and Miller. Bases on balls-ON steele,
=; on Watson, . Struck out-By Davenport,
3; nv Watson. 9 Williams. I. Pitching
rccord-or steele, no hits, l run in I Inning ;
On hscs-Cnrdipals, 8; Browns. s. Empires =
M-ssrs. Eason and Owens.
The sun., 1916-10-05

Two base hits-Burns. Robertson. Three base
hits-Ksun. McCarty, l.. Miller. Home run
Robertson. Stolen bases Robertson. thinner
man, Lobcrt, Holke. Meskle. Double play
Smythe and T'sbrique. Left on bascs-Nsw
York. q. BrooLlyn, g. First base on errors
Sew York 4, hToosisn l. hs;": on bsll.m0n
on Cheney, I hits, 2 runs. In . innings on
Cadore. 10 hits, 3 runs In 8 innings; OF Sallee,
: runs. Struck Out-By Sallee. 9 tSnyth~, .;
Fabriaue. NJ. Wheat, q. Mllier); by Cheney.
] Doolsn,: by Galore, 2 Doolsn, sallee).
Passed bails-Dede. ?, Cmpises-Messrs, RIG.
lar tplate) and Quigley tbases). Time OF
Came-l hour and W miuu,es.
The sun., 1916-10-05

"Batird Tor A'usmlth ~ the ninth ,uniny.
fba'ird for shaw IN the ninth imlns
Washin-inn .....,...,, . - o IA
New ork,.........,. . . . / o o VI
Two base MT eckinpaush. Tire, base
hits-JuIgc, Menoskcv Home runs Ppm.
Ri"r. stolen hasos-IliGh .. smith. Hendrix
:, sawyer. sacrlfcc hit Mcuoskey. Double
play -Shanks, sawyer and judge Left on
hasrs-wushlnstou, &. New York, f, FIRST
base on rrror-W Washington. l.. Earned runs
or Russell, ,: OF Shaw. I Bases on balls
OFT Russell, Sawyer. .Atusnlth. Judsei;
Baker,. struck out-By RAs.rll. . ,Rice =
sawyer. shaw, Leonard, Meno,keyi; ny
shaw, I Russell .. Gtdeon. Waltersl. Wild
piiCh-Shaw Tmpire--MCss-s Salun and
Connolly, Time OF lame hours ana i
minute.
The sun., 1916-10-05
YANKEES FINISH
IN FOURTH PLACE
Locals Clinch First Division
Berth by Beating Washing
ton Twice.
PUT Up A GAME FIGHT

oa-or NJ INA
ms nn'erio"" iNsH"o -.-,.
nickered out gently on tho Polo Grouho'
vos,ord,v whc, the Yanks took a pair
S,,,-. ,.a, ash,,r,on and
~ e" III. - occunv tho fourth
oaI..u ~ hanJ a,apon dur
80 s" ~ ..,n,av ri. senators turned I'D
.ns NY M''.e.. 90 a and 4 to 1.
~, 80 Ssaaa, 4, was ouite n
,arls ~ Nv sn ~. Ga snear their
napI. =. Nv ao,,rhn Toadsrs hut this
oppvem. s, hnh,,h When the big
49,. "o -, :, Ia,is las, Aus,,,t.
siu,..p am ,s enc erst Yankee
~ ~ a. A." ,,a as, d,yH.ion since
~ w ui' wv 80 Chasa p,ioted
NV, w".u n.a.ns' 80 sa"ond MACE.
, ~ ~ ~ nJv,h y,,,.r chase in
,m. Niuo ", a.N. y,.o,,orton In
80 Su1.n ~ nv. 49,, .radua,iv
III, nv t,,na Tn Ieia
aS'enuins !, ~ -. I,,an,.
az -" ne IL ,..,s ,.h,ooco Tor
ivy 80 LA ~ thc
s,n." pa III a"t.,aJ n,,h ond ,his
c.uu ' 81 ytar a." nn, hinhor AZ that
.ca' ~ e,,.osu T., .ro,d In
1918.
Fought Against rate
,touevcr ponoyan's club deserves
grea, credI, for ia game fight, and but
for the unprecedented accidents sui1eIeo
by the club II might be nceuns ue
odgers In the world's series. lnere u
no gainsaying the fact that II Dono'am
could have played his regular lineup an
season Bos'on would have mad a worthy
rival right TO tho finish.
The club stuck near the 'front.' al OF
the early part or the season. n despi'e
cinb's leading roadsters, the iahkces
took the lead In early July. They held
l. nearly a month. but were bumped
from the top when 81. LOUIS beat them
w " uouur" "eauei ou ~
e'.'' '1'e DohoNan ~ utu ~.
,y.aps' ill., 80 Tnau1sa. IA
The sun., 1916-10-05
YANKEES AT LENox OVAL.

Led h. tiermAny Schaefer. a team com.
posed mainly OF Yankees Will NEE, tho
Eagles n l.enoS oval next sunday after
noon in the second game OF a double
header. The Eagles havo won four:eon
games IN n row and may hand tho Ieauucrs
o surprise, Schaefer styics his cab IN"
American League Stars, lie Will haze rce
Mag-e. Gilhoolry and Buokles in lnr ont.
held. slim Love on the mound, hlmso!f NJ
second. Mullen ut short, Morgan Of Nash.
ington at third. Ainsmi'h Of Washinrton
at first aud Alexander behind thu hat. "a.
Eagles will have Al Schacht OF ;he Newark
Internationals In the box. There WIN he
u preliminary game AT l r. NJ,
Pacific Toast League.
Vernon, . Salt Lake, /,
San Francisco, A. Los Angeles. 3
Oakland. &, Portland, o.
BASEBALL TODAY. ECBETs FIELD.
Br, ,klyn W. New York. S:00-P. M.-Adr
The sun., 1916-10-05
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, ~ Brooklyn. s.
Philadelphia, z; Boston, q,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. I
View York, 4, Washington. 3 tnrst).
New YORK, q, Washington. I tsecOnd).
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OF THE Gil

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
having hen completed yesterday. Besoa Il PhisANpAta
The sun., 1916-10-05

TO-NIGHT-PIONEFR sPOKIIN" ti'T
3tO ". &&th 81. Phone lOl4I u s.'x,.
lack Drpning rs. New ~ mccoy Nrtle !"
Govern rs. Dave M~dur. Adm ''''
Observation-Disclosures \ e. ,.,
Marty Cross w.. Paul IboSle II. VIII" 'a'"''
~. Allie Mack. .AaiHI,' o'