The Washington times., 1924-10-02

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81 the Natl0na League champion
ran Will couple those incidents W
battle Tor the champion ship 81 the
Officials ana members OF the
Washington club today declined to
discuss Tor publication the banning
by Judge Lands of Jimmy O'Con.
nell and Cozy D0ian. They keep
= discreet silence But they are do
Ing 3 lot Of heavy thinking
OF course. the fightink Grikks will
Pc backed to the limit III their first
two games At the Griffith Stadium.
That IL 70 be expected naturally.
But II IL also possible that, when
the american Leaguers 80 TO New
York TO battle the Giants at the
Folio Grounds, New York fans Will
els0 support them.
The scandal on the eve Of the
world series may ALLEVIATE New
1orkers, making them rooters 1or
the 9rlItmen.
George Fl0r1an Mcbride FORMER
shortstOp and manages Of the
$ NWAAmInRE0m nGNA
pull lOr ms Ol0 team against tne
sSlanes. he mas wired Sam Stein
persef lOF Recommendation ~ tnes
Arlington Hotel.
George is 80 net UP oyer. wash
lngton winning the pennant, !" says
sam, tnat na 1usL cant stay away.
He's que mere tomorrow.
Inc New YORK Giants, pag ands
baggage, but without O'ConneM Or
tonight on the Congressional Lin.
tied. They viii stop at the Ward
man Park Hotel. They win practice
ct the Grtffmen Stadium tomorrow.
It viii be q secret practice, the public
being barred from the field.
practice sessions today ana tonor.
row doine.. ilist ei1olish wo e,rI II Essn
on edge. The pitchers are reafins,.
looseninr m tIrair arms hut eTart.
ing themseivea NOT s iii IRE h,o
burden ~ the series ,.eafe ,,y,.,,, t,Se
pitchinp ataSf ana Ts,,clr,, re ,.,.s. TO- 8,
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Walter johnson was tha Nc, NO..
net at the Occidantal y.,. r,s -e..s..
waiting around to shake he hanS
after the dinner was over. Re -s ~
kent busy autograr hine, T1a,,,. 1920 ~
worlTin1 ~ varo;i We anOsner
peck has corne ;,,,a ae ~. oyers A4,lsN
80 aov &c.,, -, a. ~. lsiS own Ills
inr his vaI,,a II tba We I n.lo A.
field. e .ol ll''
Roe FuIkarson actad .. 49,.
master in his own hrsIIisnt ,.s 1885,
to finish. calling upon Commissioner
Bell, Ross P. Andrews, District Sur.
veyor Melvin Hazen. Edward A.
Colliday, Clark C. Griffith and Gus
Buchholz.
Bucky Harris, as well as the
other players, were absolved from
doing more than to be introduced.
Each was given rousing recep.
ton. the widest applause, perhaps,
going to Judge Rice, Goslin and
Johnson.
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