Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-09
WORLDS SERIES SPECIAL
LEAVES PALE BLUE HAZE
Train Carrying Baseball Players
Racing Overland to Reach
Hub OIL Time.
MITCHELL SILENT ON BATTERY
Hendrix or Douglas May Do FIinging,
but on That Point There Arc No
Official Reports From Headquar-
tcrs OF the Cub Army.
ny CHARLES DRYDEN.

ALBANY. n. y, September S.-Our
combination worlds series and Monte
Carlo special whizZed through tins port
early in the evening. and entered the
home stretch for Boston, leaving a pale
blue haze of cigarette and cigar smoke
along the right OF way. The night
and this long day were given over 70
rest and recreation Athletes. umpircs
and deans relaxed from their iaborS.
which will be resumed at Fcnway Park
Tomorrow. No one can tell how long
the struggle will last. Having won
two combats out of three, the Red S9N
Cubs are not downheartcd.
Mitchell closed UP like Il clam when
asked who would open on the slab Tor
Tyler will come back with another
win. 1t was severe jolt TO the Cubs
to have Hippo Vaughn twice fall by
the waySide when so much depended
on him. Mr. Vaughn hopes that his
worlds series experience will have
grows up. 1t is blessing that little
Hippo is too young to realize what
happened to big Hippo.
to The Is r saa stem So be the he Ts
chances arc that Manager Barrow will
improves sufficiently. This series has
taken an awful toll OF fingers among
the BostoneSe.
There is Heine Wagner. whose busted
with Otto knabe. Then Dave Shean
unhinsed finger the day before open
ing hand on the bum. lie made a
playful swing at brother athlete in
me smoking nothng groom Of the Pullman.
nent the third finger on his left hand
The steel coach stayed on the track
and finished the trip to Boston AS
game if Tyler is on the heb bench e fBR arroMs
said to-day that he wouldn't start his
southpaw against Tyler. Mitchell may
use hendrix or Douglas.
NATIONAL COMMISSION
CALLS FOR REPORTS
ments for the National Commission
concerning the scrap in the Cub dugout
on the second day of the series. Garry
Hermann was on the train waiting for
the statements. lie had ordered the
athletes to make reports.
planned that 1T the end of the Cub in
ming he returned to the dugout and
sat sat down To rest. There. was nothing
else for him to do. y Cub coach is not
allowed on the field while the other
team is at bat
Aceording TO his signed statement.
the Chicago dugout EIis broken finger
panied him and he retired TO the Cub
bench to rearrangc the splints having
ne ight in the Cubs dugout was very
poor, so Heine stretched out on his
pack the better TO see what lie was
uolnG. This fully accounts for the mud
with which the back of the Bosion
coach was smeared.
NO POWER TO PASS
SENTENCE on PLAYERS
What finding the National Commits
son VIII return after perusinG these
reports Is hard to determine Garry
hermann has no power to send attn
IcteS 70 Fort Leavenworth along win
w. w Offenders and such None of
tnG umplres sent in report Hank
" DAY was nearest the coon. and he
says nc didn't hear or see any dgbtinr
~ Is our guess that the signed state.
nehts OF otto and Heine Will ba m" IL
no' hlo. that august tribunal known
q" .he Nationai Commission.
~ accordance with q time honored
custom on worlds series Specials tba
lining car served breakfast ali dav
Every little while a dean or an n,hia;sc
StFaWied out of the blankets 70 oar -
pil: = few of the guys who fool.
oneahlast at !. had 10 hit the ham and
eSss again at noon. al"
+, selcct party of Red SoS sat nm
bursting straw hats and eatinr sap up
a mere was u heavy falling off IN
berg r.u as was as; down 10 thirty-five mem
Sou , as against eighty when the While
''oN ana Giants played ii off.