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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
"ThrOugh With Baseball"
Is Frank Bakers Threat

NEW YORK. Sent. 2O.-J. FranIlln Home
Rum Baker left the city yesterday for his
homo near Trappe, Md. Baker was notified
that he had been suspended for the balance
u the season. lie win lose approximately
$1,000. u full months nay.
I'm through with baseball" he declared.
- shall not complete my contract with the
New York club, which runs through 1918,
unless the club makes good the money IL Is
taking riOm me through this suspension.
As to the money. I am Indifferent. | sim
py feel that u I am cNOnerat"d ! shall be
Obliged to fulfill my pledged word"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
GIANTS AND WHITE SOX
MAY PLAY FOR SOLDIERS
McGraw and Comiskey Agree to Post
Worlds Series Game for
Boys in Khaki

CHICAGO. Sept. 2O.--John J. McGraw
has given his approval to the proposal that
the Giants and White Sox play post
worlds series game either at Camp Grant,
Rockford ILL.,, or at some camp in the cast
McGraw's acceptance will be subject to
the approval Of President Harry Hampstead,
OF the Giants President Comiskcy, of tn.
White SoX, already has approved the plan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
FELSCH OUSTED
FROM big FIVE
Fails to Hit Jing Johnsos
and Sam Rice Sup.
plants Happy"
BENNY KAUFF STILL THIRD

Happy Felsch. star outfielder =, 4,
Chicago White Sox, dropped ont ~ " w
select five in American League battns y. "
terday. lie failed to get a hit on ns.
Johnson. '' on gig
Feisch was supplanted by Sam Rio. :,
the Senators, who jumped into fourth ~.
Benny Kauff gained a point, and rs,,,,
% Inlrd place. George Burns and HsinI.
"rUh II are sun tied for fourth place
Here's how the leading five IN nack
league is batting to date: new
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
Women and Golf

We have never seen or heard of an official
test made as to just how Miss Molla Blur
stedt or Miss Browne or Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy might compare with the leading ten
mis- players Of the country. But unless Jerry
Travers can play at a phenomenal clip next
Saturday at the Garden City Club, New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
SCRAPSABOUT SCRAPPERs
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

! NNHAT champions should meet all logical
I l. contenders. white or black is the opinion
| Of Benny Leonard. Although the New
| Yorker has never appeared in bout against
| colored boxer. he has agreed to meet two
sons of Semigambia, Leo Johnson tomor-
| row night in New York, and Eddie Dorsey
| Tuesday night at Buffalo Not since Jack
| Johnson knocked out, Tommy Burns for the
heavyweight title in 1908 has negro had
| the chance tOSbox for "a championship, but
| now with Leonard on the lightweight throne
| a renewed era appears in the boxing world.
Here's a statement by Leonard brought to
| Philadelphia by Jack Wcinstein. local
sportsman:
never boxed any negro before, but
I think a champion should meet all
challengers who have shown sufficient
class TO be regarded as rivals for his
title. I don't think a champion should
bar any one regardless of nationality.
race or color Barring any boxer who
might prove to be better man If
given chance is not sportsmanlke.
I've noticed that the colleges have
negro athletes on their teams If it is
all right for a white college athlete to
compete against a black college athlete
guess it Is all right for a white cham
pion to give a black champion chance
in the ring. Dixon, Cans and jeanette
were all good enough to fight the best
white boxers in their time, and they
were a credit to the sport. Black men
are good enough to fight for this cOun-
- -. ,ptlzI.l-z- -.
Try III the army, llllhI"s ol uhaI
made me decide to give Leo Johnson
the chance TO box for the title If he
can beat me I'll take my hat off to him.
But don't expect to let him beat me-
That's all.
1,.r ,,o,1d not ,a,,o ,,,,,o, tr,,,,,t, ,,.,,,,
Leo; in fact, II would not be a shock If
Leonard keels over the negro for the dole
g., -, yTyhua Tobreo,, is r,atoa ,r : -
Iul ten Nhiie IOIl,i9O" - noteu as q ue-
fenSiVe boxer, the champion has the speed
cIeverness and punching ability IN heat
N'oA -, me -'S' ~ 80
down Leo Buaru' lheh' MAYBE GOOD-
%.rpA AN-cU, ,L,,,,, h,,,o L,uv.., l..
y the having ring and ~ Tao rob,,.ar
'io DoNiA- '''b' 'N - i.eO 1olhSoh
happens to put over one or those lucky
ones" then the lightweight crown will
abIv renresented in the ring nv Toe
,S " Wv "e ~ '"S
cans.
-
JohDDv Era,.. thu cJ,ooto,,,, ,. -.
bis toniTbt 70 reJeenI feIs
meet n return bout at the Broadway. II
Will be remembered that Darby recently
stopped Johnny In less than round. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Miss Browne Leaves for CaIiforDi,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.-Raln caused
postponement of the tennis matches sof
the benefit of the, Red Cross yesterday Mis
Mary X. Browne, former national womaa
champion. left last night for Los Angse,
where her father is i'll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
Robins Can't Score When Pfefer rs Pitchiuo

DIG the Robins T
~ do everything but win for him When the Dodgers game
either
his mates have failed to tally three of other
but
All
start he was
allowed vo runs
In his
@'11t1t 8 deliver
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20


II
Of the
70 o the
Phil
pha Every figured that eachtm
so much
opportunity to study the players Of both
will make their
The first will be-he important played at
IL The
hrst game" '
a to Ubea
Of the be In
be will psv again ~
Chicago
railroad
a
Chicago wins toss this will
be aban
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
Hot off the Gridiron

The opening OF the Army's football schedule
set for September 20. may be delayed II was
learned today, owing TO the Inability OF the man
agement to secure an opponent.
Despite the warm weather DR.. Roy Mercer
started football practice at Swarthmore yester-
day afternoon. Only four letter men have re-
turned 70 school-Gaptain Ally cornog. Rid
ON October q with Bucknell. at Lewisburg
The athletic council Of Trinity College have
decided TO abandon the football schedule ar
ranged last spring and substitute games with
teams near Hartford Conn.
Cornell's football practice will start next Mon
day afternoon on Alumni Field, although Coach
Sharpe expects that there will be onlysa hand
full with which to form nucleus for the 1917
eleven.
Ewing A. A. football team has organized for
the season Of 1917. Manager Wyatt and Coach
Mark Culay have gathered togetner a likely
looking, bunch of husky candidates. Games
Holmesburg, Ph9enixyllle Conshohocken. Vim
come. Riyerton. KoyersfoTa. Riverside and Pit
North Robinson street, Philadelphia for games
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
TTING THEIR POCKETBOOKS MEASURED FOR TIL
WHEN CICOTTE AND SCHUPP CLASH
MOST MYSTERIOUS MOUND MAN..
TITLE WILL GO WITH THE VICTOp
Worlds Series Came With Respective LeaOu.
Star on the Slab, Will Decide Baseball Lead
ing Pitching Baffler of 1917 Season
By GRANTLAND RICE

THERE are two world series types who
l. promise to add considerable zest to the
post-season championship
one is Eddie Cicotte. the White Sox star
The other is Ferdinand Schupp, the Giant
southpaw
Whatever the ingredient or the delivery,
or what not, Cicotte has battling allotment
that Is thought to be almost unhittable by
any club that has ever faced him.
. American Leaguers say that Cicottes So
called "shine ball" will stand the Giants
upon their beam ends, leaving thep
thwarted and depressed
In the same way Schupp is also likely
TO be n big puzzler for any club which
has never faced him. The Giant southpaw
has more speed and a sharper curve than
his size would indicate, and 20 help this
along, he has a deceptive delivery that
isn't easily gauged.
1t is fairly likely that Cicotte and Schupp
will meet in the first game. McGraw may
pick Poll Perritt, but the advance guess
now is Schupp. With these two engaged
1t will be interesting to see how the Two
Mysterious Baffiers come out-and whether
or not they can live up to their present
promise as Bewilderers in the Realm or
Swat
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CicOtte's Record

'Cicotte has at least one record. He is
the first major league pitcher in history
to face twelve years of campaigning and
have his twelfth year stand out as his best.
As a rule pitchers reach their top after
three or four years. Their best seasons are
to be found within their first eight or ten
years. But after their tenth year they
rarely ever reach the heights again.
Mathewson's best year was in 1908, his
eighth campaign. That was his last spin
above thirty-game margin.
But Cicotte, after reaching a point where
1t was figured that he must be we'll on the
down grade, suddenly steps forward with
the best season he has known, and the best
pitching in his league
We have heard any number of theories
advanced for this One is that the "shine
BALI is responsible. Another is that a
freak delivery has come to his help.
The facts are that, after padding around
for eleven campaigns, the Sox star has sud-
denly come upon something (which has a
tendency to leave him in a strictly winning
mood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

hurng dshed
by Jsng Johnson had stuff than ever before and
he held them
Four
Lod hit
Eddie
bad bound sailed
to
TINS
helpless and pitcher VINO
principal credit Before he was
eliminated by
nailed
that
n
Connie has
a
and he is bound
confidence himself he will
70 a
OF 8 a one
w o
n the
Is
nd frs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Jimmy COfrey. the New York. italian light
weight, and Young Neil, Of Allentown, boxed to
"a draw at Bethlehem last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
WHITE SOX ARE WALLOPED BY AS,
BUT GAIN HALF GAME WHEN BOSTON
DROPS PAIR. OF COMBATS TO DETROIT
Red Sox Seem to Have Cracked Under Strain
Jing Johnson Holds Future Champions to Four
Hits and Pitches Best Game of His Career

VEN In defeat the Chicago
champions yesterday their
playing anything like that but
nsup 1t looks the
the waIpng
pnant Bas will
cracked
him
With Eddie
for the White sox and the didn't make Of
ball field
a
nailed
Ohave third
n o
a
suit in liners scoring vim count
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Billy ROche has been agreed upon the third
man IN the ring for the Monday New York con-
test between Irish Patsy Cline and Willie. Jack
son; This viii be Jsekson's hardest test since
out Johnny Dundee In a round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

ciaou after a tWelVe-rouud bout N Boston fha
:si az sss ss'i 3, & s' 's + 3s 4 s &. Rs Sss ss Rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Petey Herman, the bantam champ, is on his
way home to New Orleans, He left last night
with his manager, Red Walsh. Doc Kutch Of
this city. will keep in close touch with the title
holder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
The Case of Herzog

More than a tri1e, so far as the Giants
are concerned will depend upon the October
condition of Charley Herzog, an ideal field
leader, great ball player under the test
and man to bank upon from start to
finish. Herzog has been in poor health for
the greater part of the year. He has been
in poor physical shape, and with a player
Of his type there Is no understudy in the
world to take his place, any more than
there could have been found an understudy
for Collins or Evers. Herzog rose to his
greatest height in the 1912 world series
campaign, when he batted 400 and ac-
cepted thirty chances without bobble. But
it is a question as to whether even Herzog,
in bad health, can stand up under the test.
With Herzog in shape the Giants have a
shade the best Of the infleld argument, but
only a shade. With Herzog out, the shade
shifts the other day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

morrow night Opposed 10 Andy Bnrns 'o %
Aramingo, Joe Koons and Eddie peveT, rivals
Of Port Richmond. are principals for the semi.
Other bouts are Tommy German vs.. Denny
Hughes, Goodie Welsh W. Young Tierney and
Eddie Flynn vs., Young Hoover
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
Ping BOdie ShOps White Sox Hoy Much Then Miss Him

about taking The left fielder
the
Ping looking
and a
would help the White
s in
fills the which
will
thoseo
s % get line his
AVA
a o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

'I have a few kopecks," writes a Sox
fan, that even If Eddie Collins doesn't bat
800 this year he will outhit any one man
any one cares to name in the series I mean
I'll take Eddie against any other pick"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Votes for women" remarked Jerry
Travers, at the end Of his first round with
Mrs. Gavin, may be we'll enough. But
strokes for women is another matter. II
doesn't get my vote"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

GUS TO the Charley White-Johnny Timan mix
IN New York tonight, A number of Tllmans
friends arc going over TO see him try to repeat
his recent victory over the Windy City left
hook walloper.
GunbOat Smith plans to leave for California
soon to appear in several four-round engage
ments. The Gunner probably viii participate in
series Of which will be staged by Jimmy Coffroth,
al Tia Juana. Cal, this fall.
Jim Hosic, the negro mlddlewelght has been
training for several weeks, preparing for re-
start in local competition HOsic is clever
Eyo-handed boxer, but has been unable to get
many opponents. O. Reynold Gilkcs wants to
burn, Homer Smith or Jack Reck.
Patsy Broderick former New York boxer. who
has been making his home in Philadelphia for
two years. has been drafted for the new National
Army. He will Ko in training at Camp Meade,
BrOderiCk cNpeNs to do much boxing s
possible while a Sammee, and says he will
deayor to teach other soldiers the art Of hstl-
cuffs.
SambO Langford, Of Bawston, has been
promised present of $500 in gold by wealthy
admirer, IL he knocks out Harry Wills in New
York tonight. Then too. there Is possibility
return mix with Fred Fulton.
Frankie Mcclure was the winner in a ten
round bout with Hen Hauber, of this city, at
Allentown last night,
Muggsy Taylor and his protege. Johnny Till
man, left for New York at noon for the bout
in at o'clock for the Chicagoan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Al Wagner. the Clown finishes his training
today for his tiit tomorrow night against Johnny
A. g. This bout is the star number, Other
scraps will be between Mike Burns and Jimmy
Welsh. Johnny ViEEi and Johnny Ritchie
HuEhey Burns and Eddie Daley and Terry Cos
tello and Young Eddie Wagond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Muggsy Taylor and his protege. Johnny Till
man, left for New York at noon for the bout
with Charley White tonight. Tlllman will weigh
in at O'Clock for the Chicagoan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Two boxing shows are on the menu for local
in the northeastern section OF the city have
the reopening OF the Cambria A. c. as an at
traction. while downtown fans have a we'll
booked program at the Southern A. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

Frankie Mcclure was the winner in ten
round bout with Hen Hauber, of this city, at
Allentown last night,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

invented now drink, which he consumes
with enormous gusto both before and after
every game. 1t is composed of equal parts
OF peer and whisky, and Frogs capacity
seems to be simply unlimited"
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Srrtbmmt
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