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New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Aueruge OF T,po Runs u Came

Ruth has been responsible
help all his
II the Giants Babe Ruth checked,
it better than John Mc(raN the
viii this matter his main attention.
If the Bambno be reduced the Giants will be
If pastme are
almost home with camry
full to be suppressed.
Mcraw confident that he hold Ruth
that his smoother will he
appears a pinch This will
demand unusual by Meue uger
not to be taken too lightly On this
number problems than Huggn will be called
Yankee leaders
If Ruth gets his
bother If he doesn't
yt and Shawkey who will the time
the of
than any individual star They have FcF Young
Kelly Mepc and Neh all member profession
be listed with the elite but
Tidal Wave when the deuge publicity
beat back compact machine and that
deraklng than stopping two outstanding
AS dangerous and
Ruth will be
and Sha"key 1t the combination pitchers
attacking strength Of Ruth and Meus
slight avoritsm the shapd
"hen one considers IN turn the organized
unusual balance they show and the line.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Marietta Football
Prospects Appear
Unusually Bright
Ohio College Eleven Has a
Wealth of Fine Material:
Expects 10 Silrpass Record

MARIETTA, Ohio, Oct Marietta
College is preparing to come through
this year again with team equal to
the great eleven OF last year and the
year before which cleaned up all op-
ponents in order until they ran up
against the Boston College outfit and
lost a hard-fought game of 10 to 7.
However, the team this year is com
posed largely OF green material, but
the individuals arc showing such
strength that the coaches are looking
forward to a powerful aggregation as
soon as tho edges are worn off little
The expectations were improved i'm
mensely by the developments OF the
last week. Jolly. who had announced
! that he would not return to school,
turned up and registered and reported
for the team, as did Sam Ward, who
II was rumored would attend the Naval
Academy. jolly is a tackle, weighing
200 pounds, and was one of last years
stars. Ward is a fast backiield man
and viii most likely be placed at quar-
terhack as soon as he gets into con-
dition.
Another welcome addition to the
squad is Claude Crawford, who seems
to have made regular berth at end,
thus helping solve the problem which
had been giving the coaches the most
concern. Crawford was d star player
ar Penn year before last. Reiter, Don
aldson and Wolfe are veteran hnemen
from last year. Thomas, who played
tackle last year, viii probably be
/ placed in tha backfeld, as he is good
punter and passer, as we'll as the fast
est man on the squad. He played the
first game at end and featured
Among the new men are Vickers, who
holds the record for the longest drop
kick ever kicked in high school game
-62 yards. Vichers is fast and
heaNY and a clever nasser
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Z to 5 Odds on Giants
Quoted for Series
BY BRIGGS

ESTABLISHING betting odds on
&A the worlds series between the
Giants and Yankees is almost i'm
possible. Freak wagers seem to be
the rule, and those who have money
for the purpose seem disinclined to
risk it by selecting possible win
Eer of the series.
Ghe approaching battle is strictly
a hometown affair, and personal
feelings play such an important
part In the situation that in most
cases betting odds are influenced by
them.
In sporting circles, where betting
is taken as a COLI business PROPOSE
ton, however, it was said last night
that the Giants were favorites at
7 TO S and Ga to 5, but it was not
easy to find persons who were ac-
tnally willing to lay these odds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
League Heads Name
Cmpires for Series

DPRESIDENTS JOHN A. nEYD-
LER Of the National League
and B. 3. johnson OF the american
last night announced the umpires
who will ofiiciate in the big series
which opens at the Polo Grounds
tomorrow. Heydler selected Ern-
est c. Quigley and Cherries Rigier,
while the American League arbiers
will be George Moriarty and Ollie
Chill.
Quiglcy's appointment was
great surprise to himself, as he had
previously made arrangements to
referee the Harvard indiana foot
ball game at Cambridge on Satur-
day. Quiglcy Immediately wired
the Harvard Athletic Commission
for relief from his duties. Major
Fred ". Moore, graduate manager
of athletics at Harvard, te!cgraphed
the National Baseball Commission
request that Quiglcy he allowed to
come to Cambridge for Saturdays
contest.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Coaches Shake Up
Columbia a1sity
After Work Out
3-Hour Practice Indicates
BIue aud While Warriors
Will Adopt New Tactics

The Columbia football squad went
through a hard workout on South
Field yesterday afternoon despite the
fact that the coaches did not order o
scrimmage. For more than three hours,
Head Coach O'Neill and his assistants
worked on fundamentals. Judging from
the nature of the work the squad was
told to forget the fiasco Of last Sat-
urday and start all over again
At the beginning OF the session
yesterday the men We're divided into
two groups. Coaches O'Neill and King
took half The squad, including most
Of the backteld candidates., and long
session of punting and running the
ball back was their assignment Thorn
ton, De Stefano and Anderson sent
fairly long spirals down the field to
the waiting backs and ends, who ran
them back with one man Tor interfer-
ence.
In the mean time Coaches Brooks
and Thorp worked with the iinemen.
1t was two-iisted lesson in the tech
nique OF breaking through and block
ing. No man was spared. Whcn a
shoulder, ankle or knee was put out Of
commission, temporarily at least, "Doc"
Barrett took charge for a few minutes
and back the "cripple" was sent for
further knowledge of the Brooks
teachings. An hour was spent with
the linemen in this department and
then the squad was lined up for signal
drill.
AS was expected by every one, there
we're a few changes in the personnel
of teams "a" and g." so~called.
Forsythe had replaced Brodil at right
end and Reilly took Pulleyn's job on
the other side of the line. Gibb was
assigned to Calloway's position at
tackle, the big colored ineman being
banished to team "B.' Moderell re-
placed Captain Scovil at guard.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Teams Appear Erenly Matched

ball worlds history that
This added growing
addition York baebalPs
also the prospect fairly with
thrills throb from
This show also happens baseball
o championship.
is Yanke their
the Giants problem.
Ruth individual
feature O these October
In fiction there that
where the small the noisy bully by the
the him the gutter.
through the attacking hordes and finally
manged remains Of the mob
The Babe SMALL quiet already the
all wrought campaigns
do a worlds
No
Not dccks precious tall
and c the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Ten Players Will Meet
In Title Billiard PLAY

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 8 Selections
for the annual national pocket billiard
champ pionship, which will be held here
at the Continental Hotel, October II to
30, inclusive, were announced to-day.
Play viii be limited to the following
ten men:
Ralph Grcenleaf. tew York, present
titleho!dcr.
Jerome Kcosh, Rochester former cham
piOn.
Arthur Church. YonHera, \. Y, state
champion.
Micheal Kovack, Trenton. ~ j., state
cha mpion.
James Mature. New York. former cham
pion.
Arthur Woods. Mianea polis Mimi.
Waltor Franklin. Kansas city
william De Longh, Philadelphia
Ben Allen, Kansas city. former cham
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Columbia Harriers Run
Over Long Park Course

Led by Captain Walter higgins, in
tercollegiate crcss-country record hold
er, the Columbia University cross
country squad went over the new Van
Cortlandt course yesterday afternoon
for the first hill and dale practice Of
the 1921 season. Coach Carl Merner
has had the men out on the South Field
track daily since the opening of school,
and as q result the men took the hills
yesterday in fine style, although no
record of their time was taken. Harris,
Haskell, Morrosof, Skeats, Knox, Moore
and Walker are the men that Coach
Merner will rely on to bring cross
country honors to Columbia this com
ing season.
The 1921 schedule:
October o. Syracuse University invita-
ton meet. st Syracuse; November ). open
10. quadrans0Iar meet Cornell. Dart
mouth. Pennsylvania. at Van Cortla ndt
! 8, ma tic nal cross country cham pionships
at Pittsburgh; 20, intercolleg!atcs, a Van
COrllandt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
csrrirs,S NJ y rrihss. is...
Ruth Yankees Greatest Hope,
Giants Greatest Problem
Excitement Of Worlds Baseball Classic Forecasts
City of Frazzled Nerves; To Pick Winner in
Advance of Opening Games Mere Guess
By Grantland Rice

"a Lake Erie the Mississippi
~ boding along there
npassoned quarrel
with 100000 members of the
community including visiting highway that
will lead o O the $4,000
problem
those who
worlds will inspect the show The
all known if the
nding disappointed volume
Kelly.
The climax be reached when Dempsey
display
The itself lasted something than
willis days. magic
City of by of
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Both St. Louis Teams End
Season in Third Place

ST LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 3.-For the
first time in the history Of major
league baseball this city is Boosting
of two first division teams in oae
season.
The Crowns Yesterday ciinched thin
place by defeating Detroit. waile The
Cardinals hold the same position after
winning three. tsing one and losing
one Of a series OF five games with the
Pirates. Darkness and rain yesterday
caused The replaying Of the tie game
TO be called off
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Progress of Ithaca Team
Pieases Coach Dobie

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct 3.-After watch
ing the varsity team in action for the
first time last Saturday the consensus
OF opinion at Cornell is that the lthi-
cans are in the way of turning out a
more powerful and moro alert football
team in Coach Dobie's second year
then they had last fall, when he first
/ took hold. Although green and clumsy
the line appears potentially powerful,
while the backs, on the whole are bet
tel equipped than those Of last year.
Pfann, Mamsay, Lechler and Kaw
will make good quartctte. Coach
Dobie is satisfied with the development
to date, though fumbling and heavy
penalties caused him some concern.
The squad came through without IN
jury and all were in their places at
this eYeninr'a drill in the rni d
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Paris Wagers 1l-7O
Yankees WiII " in

EpARIS, Get. 3.-Unusual interest
in the worlds series between
the New York National and Ameri-
can League teams is being taken
by the American colony in this city,
owing, probably, to the fact that
both teams represent the American
metropolis. Several wagers were
made at the Longchamps racetrack
yesterday, even money predominant
ing, bat to-day the Yankees were
slight favorites, the odds being II
to 10.
One bet OF 1000 francs was made
at even money that Babe Ruth
would make three home runs dur
ing the series.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Oct. 8.-The
physicians have ordered that Bob Haw-
kins, West Virginia regular left end,
cannot set into a suit before Wednes-
day, and there is little prospect that
Nardacci, quarterback. VIII be able to
get into the Pitt contest on Saturday.
At this time this pair are the only ones
totally unable to don uniforms.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

How we'd like to take
you on a sightseeing tour
through our furnishings
especially shirts.
You'd see something
worth seeing!
Not only the new ideas
in stripes and colors, but
novelties which, though not
extreme, are different from
the usual run.
French cords" for exam
pie: Their clean-cut stripes
are given a heavy raised
effect through a trick in the
weaving. We've made them
up with single cuffs, semi
wrist fitting, and closed
with a large pearl button.
Very neat.
French satin brooches
with little woven figures
that give a "watered" ef-
feet are another item Of
interest.
And SO on. But the thing
is to see them.
Reasonably priced, too.
Replacement cost is the
basis of all selling prices
here.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
SouIes. Auto Driver. Dies

FKKSNO, Calf, Oct. 3 = Alton
Soaies, automobile race driver, who
Was injured when his car threw tire
and shot through the fence on the
Frerno Speedway, Saturday. in the San
joaquin Valley classic race, is dead
His mcchanician. Harry Barncr, is
fatally injured, according 70 hospital
phYgiciaus
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Bcl7lc 90 Box Steers To-nigh.

Sammy Berne, the Harlem lghi-
weight, who has yet to lose d decision
In New York. win meet Joe Steers o.
the Bronx in twelve round bout
which tops the card at the Hunts Poiut
4. a. tonight. Dave Rail tackles ice
Brocco Of the West Side IA the ten
round semi final. In the opening ten
Franale Llnnv meets JIMMY Francis.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

|IDDLETOWN, Conn, Oct. 3.-The
victory over Stevens put the Wesleyan
squad in better mood for its contest
With Columbia Saturday. Coach
Martin put the varsity through drill
on wet field to day. Fricks, quarter r
bach. has broken nose from Satur-
days game. Scricgins. tackle. has
been declared lnellgihle.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
] E.ehinh " orks IN Rain

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 5. Despite
n heavy downpour OF rain through the
cay and water logged gridiron
Coach Click ordered the entire Lehigh
University squad for scrimmaeo this
afternoon. Physically the squad came
through with Susquchanna University
on Saturday in good shape.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-ArranRemen for
the trip Of the Boston College eleven
TO Dallas, Tex, where they will meet
Baylor University on October IL, were
announced to-day by Graduate Man
ager Frank Reynolds. The squad, num-
bering twenty players, viii leave here
October II ard arrive at Dallas October
ia. The team will stop over in st.
Louis one day for practice.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Ball Star Fractures Skull

Andy Eschman, who starred on tho
baseball teams OF Brooklyn Prep and
Jacksonville, in the Florida State
League, is in a serious condition in ST.
Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn, suffering
from compound fracture of the skull
While playing shortstop for the St
Rita semi-pro club a week ago he
ccllided with the aecond baseman and
leIl hoAvilY TO the ground
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Schufnan to BOX Hsritton

COLORADO SPKINNH. Col, Oct 3
Harry Schurnan, Denver wcltcrwciQht
has been matched 10 meet Jack Britton
"eltefweignt champion. ut Baltimore
Dct0Der H. u WaB announced here to-
Day by Schuman's~ manager. Eddie
Brooks.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Hugcins's Brother Coming

UTICA, \. =, Oct 3.-Arthur
higgins, brother Of Miller Huggins,
the manager Of the New York A.ncri-
can League champions, and party VIII
leave here Tuesday afternoon to be
the guests Of the diminutve Miller
during the world series. Miller is
the kid brother Of Art, and the latter
for two years has been pulling his
hardest for the Yanks to step away
With the American Leacue pennant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

A testimonial game to Christy Math-
ewson will be played at the City Col
lege Stadium next Sunday. The cham
pions Of the heights, Colonial Lyceum.
will play the Audubons Admission to
the game VIII hc free, but q collection
viii be taken which will be turned into
the testimonial fund.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3 Nel Coo
gan, of Brooklyn, in the final eight
round bout al the Olympic A. 4. to-
right, defeated Joe WellinH, of Chicago.
What fighting there WA Coogan did
and IN that reason he was entitled 10
the yssssdiet.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

Evet's Z ayors
McCraw Clan
To Win Series
Johnny Says Giants Have
Edge on Yankees; Final
Practice for Teams To-day
By r. ]. Kelly

The rains wh;cn inundated tnis
vicinity Yesterday prevented the oen-
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n""U-"lh"''s u'~'i'S - o'A i''' - . 80
practice session whieh had beeh
scheduled for the afternoon. McGraw
Ill. o.t,,o. * ~. ~lo,.o,s +, +hc
0"i!eu 4 '''9e ''i'9 ''''
clubhouse. however, and gave 'hen al
outline Of his plans by which he hopes
70 cain decision over the Yankees II
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'ne "0llo s'ilvS ''-sS'e
under way tomorrow afternoon. l.
the elements 90 not again interfere
+bo C;,r+s will bava their lat work
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out TINS altern9on IN prepa1al'oh lot
the champlonshlP cl@sa. ,.s-
for lhe mos. p@t' Nce'aN fiaS 90
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three frsA-str;nr nifr6nrs T,aa ronev.
Phil DOUGLAS and Arthur Nehf who
will carry practically the entire mound
burden during tho series. gre In ire
shape and each viii indulge IN . light
workout this afternoon
Unless something unforeseen occurs
Toney is almost certain be fiven
the pitching assignment ~ the open
ing clash. II the big right-asnder can
fash a performance such ss he dis
played against the Pirates JED tho fst
game of the recent cruci series at
Pittsburgh he viii be Wei Il gh IN
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New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Ripal Clubs Headquarters
Besieged by Ticket Seekers
Spectators Unable to Obtain Seats; Many Wis.
itors VIII Be Compelled to Stand in
Line to Gain Admission Polo Grounds
By Jack Lawrence

New York. brewed worlds baseball
world Knckebocer
the head will probably subject
Enrights Narcotic
drifted Visitors
are in a nuollea iustno
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
Rocky KANSAS Beats Rri,t

BOSTON, Oct. 8. Rocky Kansas, Of
Buiialo, tonight won the decision over
frankie Britt Of Ncw Bedford The
boys, both lightweights, boxed ten
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

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gage.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-04
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17
THAT MORN
ING LAMENESS

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FITCH

Miss virgie Planck Of Triplett. was
calling on her cousins, Misses May and
Bessie Planck Sunday.
Ersel Planck has been visiting rel
atives In MUSES. Mills.
Luther Masters has returned home
from Baltimore Nd.
Harve Planck was visiting his BROTH
or, j. D. Planck Sunday at Triplett.
Miss Ivy Kinder Of Triplett was vis-
ting Miss Bessie Planck Monday.
Charley Osborne Of Harris attended
Sunday school at Walnut Grove sun
day.
While Enix and Everett Guney We're
visiting Ernest Planck Saturday.
Rev Jim Rayburn preached at Trip
lett Sunday.
Charley Osborne Of Harris was Wis
iting Ernest Planck Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lille Guiley spent Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. Angie Planck.
Misses May and Bessie Planck spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Sarah
Masters of Upper Tygartt.
Ora Masters called on his uncle,
Harve Planck Saturday.
Ersel Planck was visiting ". n.
Hamilton Wednesday.
Price Masters was in Soldier Tues
day on business. RED WING,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

WIN. Fannin has returned home from
Lexington with his mind fully rector
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Lambert were call
ing on her mother, Mrs. Hazlette sum
day She has been seriously III for
some time.
Mrs. W. d. Queen had as her guests
Sunday Bascom Queen and family.
Dewey Queen and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah jackson and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Hall and daughter.
Delbert crum and Madge Queen were
put motoring Sunday.
A series OF meeting will begin at the
Baptist church first Saturday night In
July.
Mr. ard Mrs. Elijah jackson and
Mrs. w, d. Queen we're shopping in
catlettsburg Tuesday
Several people from here attended
chautauqua at Rush last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ciyne Bolt and chill
dree were out motoring Sunday.
Burg Bolt has purchased an auto.
Mrs. w. ID. Queen wa sthe guest Of
Mrs. Ballard Smith Monday.
SYNOD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-06-17

Sunday school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely with large attendance.
HuEhy Haag was called 70 Ohio re-
Gently 70 attend the funeral OF his two
bofthers who were killed In an Auto
mobile accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden nre entertain
ing for a few days Mrs Walden's nnoth
or ana sister. OF Blueneld, ". Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton and family
win move from this place Monday 70
Ralph. w, Va.
Charley Lovejoy after being missing
for three days was found dead near the
Three Forks coal mine with both hands
blown Off and body badly mangied.
The entire community WAS greatly
disturbed by such a tragic death.
The Three Forks ball club Is playing
Holden club Sunday.
Cecil Finney Is expected home Mon
day He has been attending school
near Charleston, w. Va.
Miss Lillian Walker Of BONNEVILLE,
w. va. is visiting her sister. Mrs, I'd
ward Kcgley Of this place.
There was two railroad wrecks AT
Stowe, w. va. recently and we are
si1N =" 80 ''ss ts''' ~
suits.
Miss GYPSY ward was me guest q
her aunt Mrs. hoyo ri,es oun1 ~.
Misses opal ana 1snsttA r,nhey
were the guests q Airs, SAslo. 1900.
Miss MARY Wnitaker was sn' yunuay
evenins suesl - rl'ss !. sa ~. 800. !,
Miss Lillian Waihsr was ths Sues =
Violet .. hice SUNDAY
MT. ana MIS-. lewis tlnN WI v'si'
Kentucky friends IN the near Iuture.
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EAST POINT

Herbert BaIdridge and Miss Leota
Music were married at the home Of the
bride wednesday. June !.
Mrs. w u. Pendleton and children OF
jenkins are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Ramey and son were
shopping IN PaIntsviile Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Akcrs Of Van Lear and
Mrs. Lon Goble Of Brandy Keg spent
...e ~ees end sslss their sister, Mrs.
George Robinson,
stonewnil Johnson, who has been
very sick ii able 70 be out again.
Arvin Rice visited his sister. Mrs.
J. NJ. Morrell ut Prestonsburg sun
day
Mrs. 9. b. Burnett and children OF
Dennison. Ohio. are here the guests
OF her parents
Mrs. Willie May and daughter were
visiting In Hager fiill Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Smith and daughter spent
the weekend with relatives at Pres
tonsburg.
Miss Fannie Leel< and Durward B.
Rice were IN Paintsville Saturday.
DIR. +. r. Webb OF Beaver creek and
Mr.. Bernard Howell or jenkins were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawtcn
Howell recently.
Miss Mary Music OF Prestonsburg IL
visiting home folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Witten Of Muddy