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New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
$ Scoring Routs
Harvard Scrub Eleven

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 23.-Tbe
Harvard coaches saw the varsity foot
Dali team in action against the scrubs
for the first time this season on the
freshman field to-day The footing was
stl'l bad, and rain fell during most of
the nlay, but the men vent at things
hammer and tongs. and go, lot Of
benefit from thc;r frst real workout
Bob Fisher Withheld MS first string
backs until late in the afternoon. and
then used only Ralph Horveen who
however, turned the tide OF what had
been an even battle by kicking field
goal from the 30-yard line and then
down. 'oN~i'-
The varsity line Included Phinnev
ana "eatherhcad ends; Lane and Hub
bard. tackles; Woods and Holmes
guards. and Philbin. centre. The coaches
would not take chances nth clark on
account Of the rain. Humphrey ran the
team well at quarter. and the thee
backs were Nelson, Churcn and X IIn,.
Ween.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Fire Leading Raffers
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN 4 LEAGUE
e hopes 20 complete the event on

she hopes 20 complete the event on
time.
Now that Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory.
rouE tinee former national champion,
has dsmcnstrated that she is once more
approaching the super!ativc tennis she
displayed "'iilc sweeping All before her
as ( t.tie-.oider il ssii be interesting
70 see how she viii fare in the New
jersey state tourney. The former Miss
!olla lsjlrstedt Is going to play
through n defence OF her title in both
singlea ana doubles. and | do not see
ANYBODY Who is going 70 stop her.
The Morse girls brilliant victory over
Mrs. George ". Wghtman, the present
national champion, IN the final round
& the limitation tournament at The
Rockaway Hunting Cluo OF Cedarhurst
on Tuesday was un.ooned for, and
therefore all the more striking. Mrs.
" WiG.atmaa was near, n ghe topmost
rest o. her finest game-in other
worGs, Sic Aas not n.ayed better within
the last five or Slx years-while Mrs.
IallolF gave flashes Of .hat marvel
ioas girl from the Northland whn used
TO amaze US b. her whirlwind speed
and tire'e's ener'-v IN io15 and 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
EDDIE CICOTTE
Red Sos Cost.OG Decclops Into
Most Formidable Pitcher
in Major Leagues;
By Raw McCarthv

The Boston Red sox. taking stock
IN 1872, decided that Pitcher Eddie
Clcottc was of no further use to them
Eddie, therefore, was put on the mar
ket. Nobody got hurt in a scramble
Tor his services, and finally the Chicago
Americans took him at the waiver
price. Nobody shouted Cheap at
half the price," They figured the
Sox grabbed a hurlcr for batting prac-
tice
They figured thusly because Cicottc
had been sort of an in-and-outcr in
MS i've years with the Boston team
and 1T wasn't likely that he would ever
Improve much. The climate Of tn.
WINDY City, or the sting of being cast
aside, must have had an influence on
the stocky Frenchman.
He went along smoothly enough after
landing at Chicago. But wise Eddie
was dong more than time with tho Sox.
lie studied the batters in his spare
moments, invented new stuff, perfected
his control and bettered himself in
every respect
Then he blossomcd cut. Starting in
1916, ne began to burn up the league,
not with speed, but with his great
comeback. He gaincd widespread
fame as the "shine BALI artist. Bat
ters seemed unable to fathom his new
freak delivery. Ccotte was largely
responsible for the worlds series title
going to the White Sex in 1917. and is
mostly the cause Of keeping the Sox
IN front this year. He is going better
Than even at present. having twenty
olght victories with only seven losses
charged against him. Cicotte is Glea-
son S ace for the coming worlds series.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
80 Answer First Call ror
Princeton Candidates

PRINCETON. \. j.. Sept 23. The
big squad of Tiger football cand dates
Celebrated the official opening Of the
university by splashing through a long
practice this afternoon. Six o'evens
ran through signal drill and enough
recruits appeared to bring the number
up to eighty This is one Of the larg-
est turnouts at old Nassau in wears.
Scrimmage is still two or three DAYS
of and little can bo prophescd re-
gardine tho final lineup until the df-
terent teams and combinations Inc
mp against each other. To day prac-
tce consisted entirois cf s,~na driN,
tackling the dummy and taan- out
ODpOnentc
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Three Rutgers
Stars Injured
On the Cridiron
Duff Left Guard: Troup.
Left Tackle, and S,orck.
Left End, Out of Line.Un

Ne" BRUNSWICK. y. J.. sep. %
big gap was leftSn the Pn.gor- p,. =
today when Duff, left guard. Tine ,ine
left tackle, and Storck. let end .osp'
All injured in this afternoons scrir
mage. The injuries were not so-;o'.r '"-
however, and tho men viii orobabl,- ~
PACK IN the lineup in time sor ~.
Orslnus game on Saturday. thoncb .ne ne
team VIII be weakened bv ther- e
sence from practice. d.
Alexander, 1888 pound guard rro,,
South Side High School, Of Ne1,rL N,vL'
and Clyde Smith. who was ajl-ssSa''
astic end of the Middle West in Iat-
reported for work to-day. Both hay.
just returned from France.
The lineup tnat viii face l-rei,u.
Saturday has now been practically do,
termined on. and with Tror, srd
Mount as tackles. Daft and Ro5b "a
guards, and Runyon al centre .bo
Scarlet forwards average 1qc no,nds s
from tackle 20 tackle. ara stil hara
plenty Of speed Storck and Frsr
cisco are the regular ends.
One OF the uest features Of tac Scar,
iet eleven this year is the wealth ~
substitutes. he second team * ire.
IS heavy ss The '"arsi.y. and .ho nrsc'
tee scr!rmages put up .5lst as hard
aght as Rl:eers expects from Urs;nns
There Is - especially large supply a.
Eacktield mon -, hand
"BUGge" Garrett. The Indian star. who
vas ali-Araer:can guard in 1911. nroh.
sAly viii not play Saturday owing ~
scholastic work. but he is expected 10
he with tie team tho rest Of tho
season. He will probably replace Duff
Who may be shifted 20 Troup's place a;
tackle
The team went throee fortv-sve
minute acri1lnlagc this afternoon and
the varsity scored only once. Coach
Sanford also gave The men q strenu-
oCs preliminary workout with the
dummy and in .achling runners.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Cards Break Even
With Chicago Cubs

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-The Chicago
Cubs broke even with the Cardinals
here to-day in a double header. The
Cubs won the first game, to 3, but
lost the second 6 to 2. Martin had the
better Of pitching duel with Jacobs
in the opening game. In the second
contest. the locals battcd Hendrix hard
and oppor.unely, while Goodwin held
the visitors in check the whole dis
tance
Herzog was banished from the game
and fined $50 while the visitors we're
at bat in the seventh for not promptly
obeying Umpire O'Day's orders to
abandon his resting place near tho
grandstand and go to the players
bench
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
NicnocaI Not to See Series

HAVANA, Sept. 23.--The announce
ment made at Cincinnati that word
had been received from President
Monocal that he is on his way to that
city to witness the world series is dis
credited here. According to the Con-
stltuuon Of Cuba, the President may
not leave the country without the per-
mission OF Congress. and that BODY is
not in session at this time.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
h. of C.. Boxers Busy

Soldiers at Fort Hamilton and sailors
at the receiving ship at Bay Ridge
were entertained by the knights of
Columbus boxers last night Jimmy
Twyford, who put on the shows, also
made flying trip to the 47th Regi-
ment AEmory, Brooklyn, and there
home party
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Canadians Open v ar
On Racetrack Betting

OTTAWA, Sept. 23.-An investiga-
tion into horseracing and racetrack bet
ting was opened hero to-day b. Com
missioner J. 6. Rutherford W. T.
Raney. representing tne Social Service
Council Of Canada, said his organiza-
ton had no objection TO .or7r-..c,ne a,
a sport. but they maintained that ~,et-
ting and gaming should not be permit
ted on racetrack any more than n a
common gambling house
Horseracng has been suspended in
Canada since the outbreak OF The var.
BASEBALL TO-DAY. games; N.w York
N'"Sr"Sh> 80 N'Si"n Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Coast Champion to Race

Five more entries we're received last
night for the championship motorcycle
meet. to be held at the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway, on Saturday, October (. They
follow: Ray Artley. The Pacific Coast
. Meteor; shrimp" Burns. monarch Of
dirt track racers; Ray Weishaar. Il long
distance star; Leonard G. BucAner and
s. J. Riddle.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Purdue Rc-eIects IIutiiuc

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Scpt. 2s.-ken-
meth W. Huffine was elected captain of
the Purdue varsity eleven by sealed
vote, taken last spring, il was an
nounced at the university to-day He
was chosen as leader Of the Roilcrmakcr
eleven in 1917, but entered the service
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
FIRST GAME
Totals s5 5 II =, u Totals 253lls7l71
'Ean for Clemons in ninth inning
Battod To-. lAnnhr ~, NINTH i.,.i....

Ran for Ciemons in ninth inning
Bstted for Jacobs in ninth inning.
CHICAGO. ..... O 1 > q tx
81 Louis 0 %.
Two base hits -IIeathcote co Three
o"se nuts acobs IlollOcher. Stolen bases
play~LaNsn. Horusby and Moiiwitz Lott
on bases tnicago. {. 81. Louis. T. Bases
on nails or Martin. :. off Jacobs 3 HTS
or Martin. II in s Ia innings Hit nv
pitcher- by Jacobs tDcaD. Balk--Jacobs
HtrucN out BY Martin. =. by Jacoos. 3
Winning pitcher Martin.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Standing OF Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY
>cw York at Boston (o).

NI4t.'I ~ I V"TJNE
New York at Boston (o).
Brooklyn IT Philadelphia (o).
YESTERDAYS RESULTS i
Chicago, :: st. Louis. 3 NsN.
St Louis. Z: Chicago, . (2d)
RostonNcw York {rain>.
Broohlyn-Phila. (rain)
STANDING or TEAMS
Cin'nat.. 80 AZ .6S Bklyn..... sc 60 .4S9
Ne" ! h. 81 81 .hii Roston.... 81 79 .4Oe
.h'cago- ~ g. .3A4 st. Louis. - 50 .3SS
P1ttsb'rs 20 66 SIS Phila...... 46 81 .354
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Baseball Pe5ls,unt
Winners for 1919

LEAGUE, Club
National League ....... Cincinnati
american League ....... #Chicago
American Association ...... St. Paul
Southern Association ....... Atlanta
international League ~ Baltimore
" catern League ......... II. Joseph
Eastern League ....... Pittsfic.tl
Pacific Coast League Closes Oct. )
South Atlantic Assn Columbia
Three League ...... Bloomington
icNas League .......... Fort W orth
Virginia League (Grst halo
Petersburg
Virginia League (sccond halD
Richmond
si'chigan-ontario League. Saginaw
Western Canada League Saskatoon
One more victory needed.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Pirates Shut Out Tigers

DETROIT. Sept 25 The Pittsburgh
Nationals to-day defeated the Detroit.
Americans in an exhibition game, S to
0. the score that decided the last game
of the worlds series between these
clubs ten years ago. Okrie, a recruit,
was hit hard by the visitors
The score by innings:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
SECOND GAME
Totals SO 10 a 10 Totals ..sloIls7

Totals SO 70 = 10 4 Tolals 81 II Il 10 q
>HAtted i"r si"nrilN IN mint" .aasn,
st. Louis. . q y,
Two base hjt-Lear Three bas,. hits
McHenry. Masee. Stolen bases--Stoch.
Hornsby. Diihoefer. Sacrifice hlts~-fleath-
cote. Schultz. Double plays $500 I.avan
Hornsby and Mollwitz (2l. LEI, on bases
Chicago, 10; ST. Louis. Q Bases on
Nalls--On Hendrix, s. OF Goodwin :. Hit
by pitcher-By Goodwin tMCCaAct. Struck
out-By Hendrix, :: by Goodwin. =
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
:Harzhane5 zE7nu?Ad&g

When we come to look back upon the
season just drawing to close ON ont
ooof courts we have reason to marvel
'"at lawn tennis has enjoyed such a
remarkably successful year in this
country There were few tournaments
'hat were not Interrupted by rain. from
early May until right up to the waterv
present, and the future does not loo},
much brighter
IN spite Of this the season went along
or'lllantiy, finishing in a blaze of g!orV
Il, the last month OF big tournament
pay, The annual Journeys at Sea
,n1ght, Lonewood SOUTHAMPTON and the
west SIDE Tennis Club (and all Of them
na" . rain We're more truly representa-
I'VE 1; a. tc the quality of the entry
''srS ~. man IN many previous years
!: ms will to play regardless OF the
u:.Sc.ouraglng weather conditions. is an
11ndicatlon Of the immense lo.d that
lawn tennis now has upon this coun
wv, and tals tendency VIII continue to
increase II the Years 70 come
NO occasion 20 ask the "wi.e-cfores
of my subject in the two abo,,e nara.
graphs this morning. 4 glance ou. Of
the window will give you Tie answer
eloquently enough. Where RI. is So
universal and persistent we must pav
some attention to tor it might rain
harder.
The women's anna, New Jersey
state championships IN singles, doubles
aad miHec doubles. which were
scHsdu.ed TO gs1 undor full headwav
.aSt Monday on the clay courts Of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club. at Noun
tam station, haNs beer hard hit by the
weatner, and oAlY TWO matches in the
llfsi round Of the singles have beer
comp ted. For the rozt Of the weei.
Mrs. David {. Mills, chairman Of the
Tournament committee. will have to
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
American Association

'olun.bus > Aii,vaul,se. e
Louisville. =. Pau
Aiinnet po3S ~ Toielo, T.
'nclanarpi.s. {. Kansas Clly. q tst,.
indianapolis. 8. Kansas cry. y esd.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

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Observation-Disclosures Nolsrer and schmidt
Nlr.e loNe and Stsnase al. Manion.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Red Strength =.

The Reds light batting club They the
most powerful offensive in their league since April.
With Roush, Daubert Goh
speeda weeveloped through cosstenty
he club average has ced around 2O all
lined
that tears IN at the main moment and beats the entry
The two clubs together stand the
leagues IN offensive strength there
occaslon Nothing but good pitching will seric
effort will hold them bay
But for all that they can't hit ub
slug the Tigers with Cobb Neach Hman harness
has completed standard welknown punch
The Balance of Power
lhe Red attack doesn't the
Sox, who in this respect unequaled
They have no collection of dynamite Weaver Collins Jackson
and Felsch. ~
The Consackson the best run cettng team
eeo as uh on the ball without becoming
Collins next to Cobb the athlete
paseol KNOWS we here base
IN world series Collins record far beyond
IT pitcher could work his way safely Collins and Jackson m
hen ease Up Tor spell he might hold in check But
any oasis at had anywhere along the shady po, ~
enc might and nhaje fow deep breaths
Holding This Attack
rat moran IS past master at developing pitchers
are at their best He has is facing tho b.
assignment OF this fortunate in bvn
enough good pitchers himself stunbes into r
but he Will md it whale of rolling bac tho ~
offensive day after day. ~ ~ ~
30 American League defence has beer able turn this trick and
the American League has defensive senotb 1
mere some workman In the rife
h next afternoon they would break increased fury
The Reds have frclass the slashno rv -
OF their
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
The Sox Attack

The White
either They
decisive
Make
and pitching with club OF
batting order that Collins
with Gand, Iebd
subdue a hydrophic
This club hit the Nlackmen
batting the AVERAGE
OF all involved you have few weeks
ma THESE hgufes Yet
tossed
From the batting
SOFT pitcher
he
until the begins to
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
&T1{ 1{dSPQR'I'LIGZl'I'
~ <bY Gfaz71zaf7d Rice
(Copyright 1919, NcU York; Tribune Inc)
Who'll Cop the Series?
Chapter Two
Offensive Strength
Offensive Strength

The
Of
No would White of
overthrew But for all that they taking
eight of the %
The bat
latter predominacd
merely of margin details being the
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"MooerS MlaI CT cit hinlnelT Vho. idd
pjot ION SeIaen bIodncr". Sea tror CT
beIler. ar sc. iont CT ioa IGrSc. ar Sc iors
taiter tit Srbrerc Sproa cr iao meget
beorc Nueritunere iiit ior oen Gags
StnIo. Set or el g@re at Irre mango
Sprog. Baron Wenigbc0 buptc en-
9rei og FLAIR Waaoe, % mango pl ieige
bette @rempel.
&rrpeu blir rel for iulo mart. % lea
bill oerior lutte nieb cr NnIi9 Silien
til @lahets mango Gbonrcntcr % meo
Eot til 9Inoet Tor De marae intereSidntc
&retrin9er. Feter s.. Socobior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11

innes at eisrc Set bra hcruoe blarot
SleIoene. Sdneet or i9rocIeS aoot
itittet for Areonlrdul paa 8ruuo Al inc
'eoc 8rrs9argc % m~lotemmcligc &dnbs
fiber, o. Oct bar ianoelig Roritcrne
fuuNet uo. GIe runot her CT iuteresics
rebe i 9reaturapl. StdI iaa 2op at
nerone noeIe al SteSets ifsrite OF brii'
tigite Sporrttere. Sort paa 9itcn ioms
iner Sbeobore Siperion. iom bar beet
her ca. Is Ndr. 6au bar en- bel Eel
rneo 9rcoturcr % Saro. z. .. 8iaiams
ion or roi BEN pIoite / "0Gigerue" nieo
ca. % Nar pda Natfer. San pleieoe at
pdere S~nlaldtonac. men lolgtc tine Sdar
OF CT mi misunderstanding Saa bar
ri @rpoeren Nlhert iteo en- nm SaniiIie
paa 3 Gutter og c II %i9e o. Ell bel Slot
meo alisr. Goa bar ri Seperiu Siperts
len meo n I'm Slot meo ~fuIoblooS
"Stpct". Sou tcinncr ntaaitc ocu pn9s
lie / Sorretninoen. rcrIiQ Slci Gbrie
i~tiauiou (eler Often @ruotpebtl. 0Gr
or en- D(auo, ion III rlore / Gpmtrnet
bar at itoppe og betraate liot, fer oi
pnor pioere. Npr ca. "A Tur tiIbaae
~trriier III barr iom Tnareburhc o9 mi
Tom en- al Re ltsritc Nreanuropbrrttcre
rInot her. 0ct or Ell Mdlo meo itert
Sclptiuio % iluo SorretniugSinu@. Set
eneite, iom San times al itnn tilbnQe meo
or ar ban CT llnoinr (Wnhelor). I. ..
SacobIol tontmer moi uGit. Sna hor
vi Ole Solnion (3oc). Soriocu &reas
tltrapl oriper bou ell NlIuiuc, % ser
9odr vi. raur vi irGu0cr no0et al ipre |
Sprcu meo. 9. g. NpeIauo or mere AZ
en- @dar0bru9er, % ban cier to ,Sorme,
iom ban inur % better meo qoot ReIuI.
tat. Sncuitooenoe er bare uogIc al sc
beoii fienote Nprnboere ruuot her, % at
nrUne Dem ale piIoe tooe for me9et
Hllnl.
@i bar mt iuor bdbt oeu fincite &ius
ter, Iom nogeu "pIo timer" fan buitc;
iu9en &lIoe ~ nriten in9en enc.
Tetie idnr nof bliue dlt Tor oeuue
Sang. 6piS "Eoitcn" oil prre iaa pcus
liz % to9e BETTE meo poo lin @nnorirg.
@cuIioit u.