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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
SOUTH SHOULD HAVE THE BEST
ELEVENS IN HISTORY OF CANE
Virginia Team Believed to Be Only One
Likely to Fall Below Standard Of Last
Year-C. U. Backfeld Strong.

pecially the backfield. Two new men
should develop into great players-Wil-
liams and Munhall. Both are heavy.
ana weShs eIoss to peo
pounds and Munhall about ITO. The for
mer played with the, Fordham prep
eleven last year, and the latter with
high school in Pittsburgh. The back
field will be very heavy, Butler and
Shortley, its other two members. being
big fellows Rogers. who may not
start today's game. while not quite as
ground gamer. Newell. tackle at Bates
College last year, also seems to be a
player much better than the ordinary.
Gallaudet, while 1t will not have a
team as strong as one or two It has
better combination than was at first
expected. The Maryland State College
last season turned out the most capa--
BILE eleven In Its history. but this year.
as good, IL not better One thing which
favors tho Marylanders now Is that
they have more players and can stand
injuries to one or two men and put
pairing their effectiveness as team
Johns Hopkins. which last year came
out with a remarkably strong team. Is
figuring on another one OF Just the
Der of other colleges around here are
banking on better elevens than they
have had in a long time.
More than hundred students OF the
Georgetown Law School left this morn
ing for Annapolis to SEQ the game this
afternoon between Georgetown and the
Navy. The Blue and Gray squad II as
sured Of quite a roofing section, rs many
persons will make the trip from this city
besides the law school men.
George Washington also Il playing at
Annapolfs TODAY, meeting the 81. Johns
College team St Johns has a strong COM
| binatfon. It is said. but tho Hatchetites
expect to win.
Catholic University and the Maryland
State College are playing at Brookland
| and College Park. The former has Rich
| mond College for its opponent and the
| latter Dickinson. c. U. should win BY a
good margin. but the Marylanders will
| have a tough proposition on their hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
The Stars Base Ball Extras
Will Give Complete Reports
of the World Series Games

The Evening Star will is
sue base ball extras, describ-
ing the world series cham
pionship base ball games,
giving details of each play,
with box score, beginning
this afternoon with the
first contest at Boston.
These extras will be issued
Immediately after each game.
While the games are in
progress, every play on the
field viii. be reproduced al
most simultaneously on the
electric scoreboard of The
Star on the nth street side
of The Star building. The
public is invited to witness
this reproduction of the
plays of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
BIG LEAGUE PRESIDENTS
PREDICT CLOSE FIGHT
BY JOHN K. TENER.
President National League.

- am not going to try TO name
che winner, although. naturnIIy,
have my own opinion upon TINT
point. i will say. however, that
expect 10 see the best games that
hnse ever been played in the
world series to date.
1.-THE Brooklyn club, winner of
the National League pennant, In
undoubtedly the best this season
In our league, rs its record of
games won shows, and believe
that il will prove to he the sur
prise Of the seriex.
".iH ask Is for fair weather
afid that the better team win aft
: or series of games that VIII be
an honor 70 the great national
sport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
To Elect Senator Clarke's Successor.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. October IA
special election to fill the vacancy in
the United States Senate caused by the
death of James P. Clarke, senior sem
ator for Arkansas, was called late yes
terday for November Z. at the time of
the general elections. by Gov. George
w. Hays William F. Kirby, associate
justice of the Arkansas supreme court,
was nominated by the democrats, and
Harmon L. Kennel of Little Rock.
banker and Arkansas member of the
republican national committee, was
named by the republicans to contest
for the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
BIG ELEvENS WILL PLAY
South and West Send Teams East to
Tackle Leading Universe
ties Today.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Several
elevens from southern colleges and one
from Ohio invaded the east today to
give battle to the leading universities
of this section. Some of the southern
teams are considered the strongest in
that territory.
More than usual interest at this stage
Of the foot ball season Is displayed in
the Yale-vfrginia game at New Haven,
owing to the defeat which the southern
administered to the Connecticut men
last year. The Yale men regard their
eleven as so per cent stronger than the
one Virginia beat last year.
Princeton players look for strong
opposition from North Carolina at
Princeton. particularly as the Prince
condition. The University of Pennsyl-
vanfa has rather less to fear of the
Franklin and Marshall eleven, but the
experts prophesy the Army will catch
a tartar in Washington and Lee. Ohio
is pitted against Syracuse at Syracuse
Harvard and Tufts, which have not met
for several years. play at Cambridge.
Other Important Games.
Other important games today are:
Catholic University Us. Richmond College at
Georgetown ". Navy at Annapolis.
Maryland State vs.. Dickinson at College Park
George washington vs.. st. Johns at Annapolis.
Hamilton vs.. Columbia at New York.
Western Maryland vs.. Fordham at New York
Rensselaer, VS.. New York University at New
York
West Virginia Wesleyan vs.. Washington and
Jefferson at Washington!
Dartmouth VI. Lebanon Valley at Hanover.
Holy Cross VS.. Bates at Worcester.
Lafayette vs.. Swarthmore at Easton
Pennsylvania State VS.. Bucknell at State Col.
lege.
Williams Union at Williamstown
Pittsburgh VS.. Westminster at Pittsburgh
Colgate VS.. Maine at Hamilton.
Amherst VS.. Bowdoin at Amherst.
Brown vs.. Trinity at Providence.
Lehigh VS.. Albright at South Bethlehem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
BY BAN B. JOHNSON.
President American League,

'Of course, ] expect the Boston
club to win, but ! believe that
the contest for the greatest hon
ors that base ball has to give
will he closer than appears to he
the general impression. would
not be surprised to see the series
20 six or seven games before
Carrignn's players finally clinch
the championship.
'.rhe team Is powerful. well
balanced combination, and its
fighting spirit Is well known. The
National League team Is also
strong. and should furnish much
opposition. so that ! expect to see
some OF tn. best games that
world series has developed I'm
many years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
Belmont Signs Butwell.

BALTIMORE, October Z. - August
Belmont. chairman Of the Jockey Club.
has signed Jimmy Butwell as his
Jockey for next year Sam Hildreth.
trainer for Mr.. Belmont, made the
terms Thursday at Laurel track. The
conditions were confirmed yesterday by
Mr.. Belmont 1t Is reported that But
we'll will receive $1,000 as a retaining
fee, with an additional $4,000 and SIS
fees for losing and winning mounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
Hobitzell to Stay at First.

Foster is in no shape to work. He has
not pitched a ball since the Red Sox
played in st. Louis. their first stop on
their last western trip. Fosters arm
panied him so badly in the fifth inning
of that game that he was forced to
stop.
I'VE will get along all right without
Foster" said Carrigan. You may re-
member I only was forced to use three
trump cards last fall. We defeated the
Phillies with Shore. Foster and Leon
ard. This year 1 have Leonard, Ruth,
Shore and Mays"
Hoblitzell will play against both
right and left-handed pitchers in the
series, according to Carrigan. Gainor
played against Rixey of the Phillies
last fall. Gainor has not been hitting
well of late. SO Carrigan has decided
to stick to the dentist against all
pitching.
Charley Shorten is expected to play
center field here against right-handed
Brooklyn pitchers. leaving Clarence
Walker to take care of southpaws.
However. If Clarence should get off to
good start it is unlikely that Carri-
gan would shift him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
Louisville Beats Omaha.

OMAHA, October THE Louisville
American Association team won the
second game of the interleague series
with Omaha of the Western League
here yesterday. 8 to 2. Omaha won
Thursdays contest. Stroud pitched
well for the colonies, while Merz was
hard hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
SOX TRIO WILL NOT PLAY
Jack Barry, George Foster and Del
Gainor to Sit on Bench,
Carrigan Says.

BOSTON, October 7-Bill Carrigan
today announced that three OF his
players would not appear in the world
series unless something untoward hap
pens. They are Jack Barry, George
Foster and Dal Gainor. Barry and Foe-
ter were stars last season. Barry's
fielding being one of the stellar fea-
lures of the series, while Foster won
two games from the Phillies.
It had been announced several days
ago that Barry would not play, but
Red Sox enthusiasts had hoped to the
last that the Boston captain would
take his regular place at second base.
Jack will not start the SERIES" said
Carrigan today, land unless he Is alb
solutely needed Barry will not take
part in any Of the games. Barry was a
big help to US until he was hurt, and
we feel pretty bad about losing him.
But young Hal Janvrin has played ball
in the west that amazed me. I al
ways knew he was a great player, but
he never showed me anything before
like the game he played when we
were beating Chicago and Detroit in
our hast trip through the west"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07

George Washington also Is playing at
Annapolis today, meeting tho 81. Johns
College team st. Johns has a strong COM
binatfon. It is said. but tho Hatchetites
expect to win.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Ser Grffe 6einb
Der SubercuIpf8

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ct. GIoub, Nftnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Golb Spring 8ier,
Gin adtes 2agerbier.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
a(te .gr6(en= 9eri@te.

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9onarfults auf3ufa1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
&ettete &rieg8ta1e.
Sic @eloentat zines iungen 6ferrei>
9ii4en QeutnantS.

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Eom6inotionSt6ne.

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9a8 iintenbt @oQan6.

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Ser Sabrbunberte Dem @raoe na@ perz
dnoern ooer ou@ in oas @egentei( iberz
seben tann. Gbenio pie fir sic friefiz'
f6e &iiite tit es au& fir bic Nieoerz
lanbe fraglid seblieben, Oh iih BORT
elm @infen pou5iebt. Sn ser bouanoiz
1den 3eiti@rift De Sngenieur 1T in
ausfiibrliGer 9arle9ung Der Ma&z
NETS erbro@t, 0ab ii9 Der 8poen SOL
lanos gum minpeften on ben &uiten
tat1d9li9 1entt. Die unteriu6ungen
oarii6er geben runo 1000 Sabre 5uz
rid, unb aus sen pdbrenb oie1es .3ettz
raumes gefammslten 8eoba&tunsen
uiiroe Ser @9lub au 5ieGen fein, bab
Sonanb in je bunoert Sabren UNI 20
3entimeter iinft. Diefer 8etrag err
}9sint ntbt groB, tann aber BET etnem
10 fla9en 2anoe bo@ f@on etnen itarz
fen @influb ousuben. MuBeroem be-
{tebt tetne Gefabr oafur, bab biefe
@enfung glet@mdbis uno ni@t ettpa
5upeilen rudpeife in ftdrterem Grab
erfolst.
Inter Den 8epeifen fir bas @in>
ten 5olanbs meroen folgen6e ge>
rannt: Die @entung bon @ebduoez
re{ten aus r0mii@er 3eit, bic fi@ iebt
in elmer Gage befinoen, bic cine 8ez
tpobnbarteit ausi@liebt unb fi@ fett
runo 1900 Sabren TIM Ii Bis 4 Mez
ter ge1entt baben; sic @ntitebung 6es
33uioer See uno bes 9ollart, auf oeutz
19em @ebiet au@ bes Sabe<8uiens,
Sic einen %2anbperluit I'M groben Mabz
{tabe BARTLETT, Ser erit in biitorif4er
3eit einsetreten 1T; oas @tnten man@er
Boloer (&ooge). bas ftn6 etngeoei@te
@treden bes Marf@lanbes in Der boil
ldnoii@en propin3 @eelano. Sir Die
lebten 200 Sabre tam ote @entnng on
Sen boudn6ti@en- &iftensebteten NIT
aiem1i@ groBer @enauigteit gu 36
3tm. %argegeben merben. Gin tpeiteres
3eugnis fit 6iefe 8etpeguns bes 30
Sens, bas bisber NOD ni@t binrei@eno
bea9tet lporben lit, nitro aus ben To-
genannten 5erpen entnommen, eigen<
tiimli9e1 runoen acknowledgement,
bic int Mltertum unb pie1et@t nod i'm
Mittelalter als 3uflu4t fIr Die Bez
nobner uno ibr 8ieb gu l1eberf9pemz
m~ungs3eiten gebtent baben. 5ruber
btelt man iie fir tin{tli@e Mn1agen,
lit aber jebt gu Ser l1eber5eugung gez
langt, oaB {te bon ser Matur gef4af=
fen poroen ftn6. Mit Ser 3eit aber
geniieten fe ni4t mebr gum @4ub.
5onbern mubten bon 9etgen umgeben
perben, tpas glet@faas auf Elm @orz
oringen 6es Meeres binmeiit. uebrt@
gems bat bic @enfung bes 8ooens fir
!9ollan6 ni@t leotglt@ na@teilige Mtrz
fungen, 6enn tie bat Ole 8epDlteruns
i'm &f gegen bic Meerespogen ge>
ftdblt, un6 6urd Sic 3otpenoigtett
GROCER Mrbeiten gu etnem tl@tisen
Nonra;nEnn orocnon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
an(leo(ung Don Jnoa(ioen.

Mus 2ibed miro gei@rieben: Sm
Rreiie @torman i'm fublt@en @@lesz
tpigz9olitein ion NIT 9ilfe Der aretsz
bertpaltung cine gr0Bere Mn3abl bon
ariegsperleBten angefieoelt per6er.
Ser &reistag bat ieBt bei@loHen, BUM
bert &riegsperleBten bic M~niieoelung
gu ermDgli6en, un6 3par in ber @etie,
baB fir sic @erlebten 2anoitelen i'm
Merte bon $500 Big 11,O00 Mart aus
@emei1oez unb pripatbefiB bei@afft
perben. Ser. angeiieoelte 4rieger 3ablt
Bel bierproaentteer 9ilgung fiinfunoz
3tpan3tg Marf fir sic tleinfte unb $50
Mart fir bic gr0bte, a1fo fir bic
00zMarf=2an0iteqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
&erfopftng 11nb utmberbamlidfeit.

SD babe @bomberlain's Toblette11
gebrau@t 11n6 muB iagen, 6oB es 6as
Bette lit fir 8eritopfung un6 rnber-
oaulidfeit. Metne Srau bat folde
ebenio gebrmudt, II. fie babet ibr quite
Dienite geleiitet", fdreibt @ugen g..
&nigbt, @ilmtnyton, g. 6. @ban1-
berIoin's GobIetten find mills mn6
leidt in ser @irfung. sic tperben
5ufrie6en fem nit 6em a1tgenebmen
laratipen @ffeft, pel@e folde berbor-
bringen. gu berfaufen Bel &enrp's
@orner 9rug 5tore, - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Die Rii9e 6es @ultans Moiir maz
bomme6 nerbrau@te tdeli@ uber 300
3entner Gleif4.