Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

Il, ,r nav be the owner Of an un'
,.a sv appetite, but Pings desire ,o.,es TO aes.
A -. dinner table, while wU",
=" ~ he employed in the purs'li .sn nioct III
sthcd 10 po .nnot be awarded the c,ock
|Dxscores I'D TO Joe Oeschgers ,,,. aU,,.s
1Aen compa First Joseph MADE kili'ns
) 81 en- ~ He had been the vic.i'n y.
: c'Is c'nc,isiuc iuck in ball games at ,,,',. no CO..
- nd na.d that the only way pt"a,,t poTat tbe
y mu, a conquest was 10 shu paas
Ian He started VIII ohawing
na sr,iv after he got tnro.e .,ov werf
NV felt so cut up Una. as @ The
~ heI civ or more ball games ine
~ and Jos, e' ,,.os devoured in st. Louis
Seond vlc'.u .hen Joseph retained the ldea
u week VIII" The proper dressing. rms
"a spplyins mack of Cards. Anybody
lns II was ,,e measure of tossing ABOUT
gho ever Ie.. ~ Mr.. Hoyle's fifty-two CON
D sssorusan,atiyes knows that carus are
)l1nt rep, .s, of good eating joseph ses sss,,,,
y the best o, however. He didn't
one.touch home o..
at Chicago it was Mr. Oescn.
A Yesteroa! AZ hill duty. The day oelore
~ turn cS,rlss A. Bender had accom-
gbmraae Alex and Rixey failed 10 uo'
)Hshed VIZ" Woran had a short taik WIN
GanageI 10 asked Joseph +. II ne was
QsscpseI, fnrther blood. Joe SAID some,
)ungry ~, % fayoring little Cub meat anu
ping aoou Woran decided to let things take
Anas.,, oourse. Joseph then proceeaeu 10
uer ~" ,orrs at the now conquered bruins
epe DE deadly effect that our Phils re-
Ttn sun ..oord place while the Hugsins
lAned se.o ..n staeing a ninth-inning victory
nua'e,s s1, nodgers-a notable feat nowadays
|'"s., found the meal a little bit tougher
'os.p ,orp,er banquets. He fanneo seven
~ ~. "s a-dors and passed one. Cy Williams,
e.a t"e nroyen the undoing OF the peerless
|.no "as .da an effort to make Things un-
seA Cor Oeschger but outside OF the
sss. ro,nd he was held in leash. IN
V'a ,,od Joseph's knife slipped ana Cy
~ pe ,,,cIous single. AS Petey kilduff
has been virtually Following
.','."s in the batting order and to the
rv timed his dish to Petey' lie
so much inside stuff during the
s",,.s, % series that Petey cracked out
sss,ac triple before Joseph +. nao tlihe
.sa,Isn the old meat-hook. The latter
|~,rsd his trusty right wing across ms
|Ss.hsad and a thought came TO NM any
- Joe gets an idea It's worth TO
sssrce He figured that the pot was DOLL
~ N a point where a check on the pro
s.sa,ngs was necessary, and right then
|tbe scoring stopped.
rhs Chicago crowd was dangerous al
xr,ss and Joseph was close to be ordereo
srnro the table for his poor manners espe-
Ssnv IN the last half of the meal when
vna,1 Dllhoefer and Wolter dented the
~ havs hit Johnny Evers pulled thriller
s.,t,rv Doyle's hot liner, falling as he got
a and throwing him out while lying on
y. s,ds. then Oeschger famed Merkle for
n. .scond time, At various times Mayer
sss lavender were getting ready to replace
S..chger and in the ninth Manager Moran
,Srnrht 40 much of victory that he mad
M warm I'm. and. although Oeschger gave
f,,du6 transportatioh-the first walk ne
SilovM-Gayvy Cravath borrowed Booze
"a. n Getting to the hotel early and backed
n ia wall for Dillhoefer's liner. All OF
~A,rA /. an effort to give Joe OeschgeI
fradit for another well-pitched ball game
N IA inform the baseball bunch that oul
Ik6s secured a to 2 victory, an even break
h the series and with Alex primed for re-
ytnre today. Pats pupils will endeavor tc
ske the edge and at the same time retair
Dcond place.
|Gtph After High Mark
Henry K. Groh, better known as Heinie
oroh, who dallles in the Cincinnati infield
Vhile not quoted among the five leading
ktters in the National League, is coming
n rapid pace, and, having hit consecu'
tvsy in twenty-one straight games. has es
nbllshed a season record in the Nationa
league Ty Cobb Is in the other league
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