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The Washington times., 1925-04-29
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Club. w. L. Pct.l Club w. L. Pet
Wasil'ton. 9 .760lSt. Louis. Z Z 500
Phila.... .727INew York. Z 1854
cleveland 8 .692tDetroit. .. IL .214
Chicago. . 8 500 Boston... 10 .161
TOday's Games.
Washington at Boston.
. Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
New YORK; at Philadelphia.
Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 9: Boston, 3.
Cleveland, g.; Chicago 2.
st. Louis, s; Detroit, 3 90 in)
New York-Philadelphia (rain).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Club w. L. PctI Club. w. L. Pet.
New York 8 1850 Phila. s s .456
Cincin'ti.. 9 SAB st. Louis. 8 1856
Chicago. 8 .57l Pittsb'gh. 8 1856
Brooklyn. .455l Boston,. 800
Today's Games.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Yesterdays Results.
z: New York, 5.
Cincinnati, 8; Chicago g.
Pittsburgh. Z: st. Louis. 3.
Boston Brooklyn (rain).
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

There are also
o n e or t w o
other points on
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

But civilization lapses into a
state of coma in many Of our
large cities on afternoons be-
tween April and October as we
well know in this lopsided town.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

People can do
things in a ball
yard that would
cost 'em their
liberty any place
else this side of
r a n G o o n or
Reykajavik.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

You women who think you
know your husbands don't know
nothin' until you've seen 'em
under the spell of a three-base
hit with Mono ont
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

Down at the Coliseum Earl
McPhilOmy. last years champion
Of the District League and win
ner of the Washington City As
sOciation's single tournament held
i'm January at the Coliseum, and
Pierce Elicit will hold the center
Of the stage. They will shoot
singles at 1915 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

without Tear or
being t hro w n
into a padded
cell.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

Shirley died. but BIuege walked
and stole, scoring when Peck
j0unced a single to left. There
after Fullerton gave johnson a
fine fight, though to no purpose.
The champions tried hard enough
but could not score off the three
scattered hits they collected.
Those nine runs had to suffice.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

Sam Rice enjoyed himself with
the stick. In the first inning he
doubled over Vache's head. In the
second he dropped single safely
over Prothro's head. In the ninth
he hammered a hard single to
center. In the fourth and sixth
frames he was Flagstead's victim on
liners. but to score two runs and
drive in two more on three
bingles was a joy to him.
Roger Peckinpaugn singled to
right i'm the first and to left in the
second. In the seventh, fearing
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

Pretty cold here" Bucky Har.
RS told his ace of the mound after
the world champions had seized
q nine-run lead in two frames.
swami to go IMP"
No. l need the workout" was
the reply. and that's just about
what it was to him.
The Washington times., 1925-04-29

BIuege's smart single to center
scored Shirley and sent Ferguson
away from there for the after.
noon. All that happened before
johnson had even appeared on
the rubber.
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COLLECTS
WINNING GOLF
CONVINCING
BY Universal Service.

CLAYTON. Mo-, Oct. 5.-Glenna
Collett of Providence, r. l., generally
regarded as the greatest woman golfer
in America, won the 1925 women's
national championship by defeating
Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa,
Canada, 0 up and s to play, in the
finals of the event at the st. Louis
Country Club here Sunday.
Miss Collett displayed a splendid
brand of golf, took the lead on the
third hole of the morning round and
held the advantage during the re-
mainder of the contest.
Glenna was truly in championship
form. She tied the course record of
II. made by Mrs. Fraser in the quail
flying round last Monday, and then
came back and finished out the after
noon round in IS. five better than par,
to set a new women's mark for the
st. Louis Country Club course.
Mrs. Fraser on the other hand was
not up to her usual form. She was in
trouble continually and, while she
made recoveries out of a number of
traps, they proved to be one of the
deciding factors of her defeat. They
not only caused strokes aplenty to be
added to her score. but proved men
tai hazard, and she seemed to drive
into almost every sand trap on the
course. il they were in the line Of her
shot.
Glenna, on the other hand, was for
tunate in getting out of trouble. On
the fourth hole of the morning round,
for instance, the new champion hooked
her drive into a clump of small trees.
She tried to shoot through them with
her mid-iron and her ball struck a
tree but glanced out into the course.
Mrs. Fraser had come through with
two fine wooden shots and it appeared
as though she would surely win the
hole but the Canadian woman proceed
ed to drop into a trap on her ap-
proach shot and then carry across the
green on her recovery into another
trap. Glenna then won the hole by
approaching within six feet Of the cup
and going down in one putt.
This marks the second time Miss
Collett has won the national cham
pionship. her first conquest of the title
coming in 1922 when she was but 10
years old.
She was medalist in 1918, was beat
en- by Mrs. Vanderbeck of Cincinnati
in the semi-finals in 1923 and lost to
Mary X. Browne of Los Angeles in
the same round last year.
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INTERSECTIONAL CLASHES
WEEKS GRID HEADLINERS

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-CR-Four
International games top the gridiron
schedule in the East next Saturday.
Georgia Tech clashes with Penn
State at the Yankee stadium in New
York. In three meetings Penn State
has won twice. Tech captured last
seasons game, Is to 10.
Another southern invasion brings
Georgia to New Haven. Last fall
Yale had a close brush with the
Georgians, winning BY z to 6.
William and Mary tricks TO SYRIA
cuse, while Marquette forces arc in
the last minutes of play year ago
to win by 81 to 3.
Pennsylvania and Brown meet IN
the new stadium at Providence.
Pitt. beaten. 20 TO 8, by Lafayette.
Saturday, will have another test next
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WASHINGTON
PITTSBURGH
bound !
Fans Cheer Harris and
His Team as They
Entrain.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-CP9-Ths
worlds champion Washington baseball
club entrained today for Pittsburgh
where on Wednesday they will open
the 1925 title contest with the 5Pi'
rates.
A handful of fandom's faithful
cheered the gladiators and wished
them good luck as they boarded their
special train.
The twenty-five world series eigibles.
two rookie pitchers to be used in bat
ting practice, club officials and rela-
tives of the players made up the
party.
Calls of good luck, Bucky," greet
ed Manager Harris as he passed
through the station. An outburst Of
hand-clapping announced the arrival
of. Walter johnson.
The riotous demonstration that
marked the departure of the team last
fall for New York when they bat
tied the Giants, was missing today.
The fans who gathered at the station
to see their heroes were content to
call out their names as they passed
through the gate and to receive a nod
in return.
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Saturday against West Virginia at
Pittsburg.
LaFayette's victory furnished pos
sibly the only surprise last Saturday:
Nine completed forward passes out OF
eleven attempts helped the Maroons
to their second consecutive victory
over the Painters, who lost last year
by 10 to 0.
Swarthmore scored twice on Penn
sylvania, Penn winning by 26 to IL.
Eddie Tryon, Colgate halfbaek,
rates as high scorer in the East. He
has a total of A points, six touch
downs and eight goals from points
after touchdown. Carr of Syracuse is
second with 80 points, which include
five touchdowns.
Columbia leads in points with 116
in two games, without being scored
on.
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LEVELS
LOUISVILLE SERIES
BY WINNING, z TO 5

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.-Baltimore's
Orioles, champions Of the Information
al League, are level with Louisyille's
Colonels pennant-winners Of the Amer
lean Association, after dropping the
finst two games of the little world
series" They won the fourth game
here Sunday, rs, bringing the series
to two each.
The next game will be played at
Baltimore Wednesday.
Ogden again failed to stop Louis
vile Sunday but Thomas. who reliev-
ed him, allowed three hits in the last
six innings and famed seven. five of
them in succession. Pinch-hitting by
Porter, who connected four times, and
Others made life miserable for Tin
cup, Cullop and DeBerrey Of Louis
vile.
Ballenger was the Colonies star,
getting three hits, including a triple.
and fielding sensationally at third
base.
The attendance was 10,525 and the
receipts S13,633.76.
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HILL INDEPENDENTS
STEP ON BLACK CATS

Frenchy's Black Cats, bolstered
with several players from the Bull
dogs, were unable 70 cope with the
strong Government Hill Independents
Sunday and went down before the Hill
team, is to 6. on the Nathaniel Haw-
thorne Junior High School gridiron.
The first touchdown Of the winners
was made on line plays by Yates,
and the second by Thalhammer on a
long pass. Porter added three points
with a field goal.
The Independents are looking for
games. which can be arranged by call
ing McGrath, Crockett 1853, between
9 and p. m.
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ball farther than the swing with a
body lunge and an extreme Of effort.
The hsrd-hit ball is projected from
the club swung in the maximum of
speed attainable with control OF the
club plus rhythm Of timing. These
three always 20 together, 50 that rule
l with all learning golfers must be to
learn TO control the club at all times
and give it time to swing rhythmic
ally 50 that timing will result.
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INTERNATIONALS GET
IN TRIM FOR GAME

The San Antonio Internationals are
improving rapidly for their soccer
struggle on Sunday, October is,
against the st. Johns Seminary team
at the Breckenridge Park polo field.
Minus two stars, their wing for.
wards, the IRternationals played nine
men against the Mexico Football Club
Saturday and won, seven to nothing.
The losers were handicapped by the
absence Of their regular goal-keeper.
The losers got the ball past the crack
fullback line of Baker and Villarcal
only once.
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BENNING SOLDIERS
TRIM LOYOLA, $50

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Fort
Benning encountered practically no
opposition from the Loyola line and
rolled up a score Of IS to 0 against
the Wolves here in Sunday game.
McQuarrie, star halfback of the Wis
itors, made four Of his teams touch
downs and scored three extra points.
Sweeney accounted for two and Buck
an additional touchdown. At no time
did Loyola threaten the soldiers goal
and their only first down Of the game
was pass for 80 yards.
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ON VACATION
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS

Tom Conner, secretary Of the Bear
ball club, is a believer now in the old
axiom that all things come to him who
waits. Tom waited IL years for a va
cation and now the new San Antonio
club owners have given him one. He
starts Tuesday moring for Dallas with
Mrs. Conner and the three youngsters
60 take in the state fair. Two weeks
hence he'll be, on the job again at
League Park.
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XPERTS FIGURE BIG SERIES VIRTUAL T0SSUP
DETAILS OF BASEBALL'S
CLASSIC THIS WEEK

figures in relation to the 1895 worlds series
follow
Contendng (American League and worlds
champions) and Pittsburgh National champions
Schedue Field, Pittsburgh October
Stadium Washington; October II and 49, FORBES
Field Pittsburgh In Of poponemenf game Tor tnas Jay Will Dc
played in the city the following day.
Capacity cds-Fobes Field 4oooo Griffith Stadium $4,000
beachers to $3.50 for box SEATS
msnagrs-sanIey Harris Washington William MKeehn
Pittsburgh.
first players GO cent Of this Is to con-
remainder divided
aguel; remainder Of to clubs
which cent Of their share to leagues Tor Distribution
the other clubs.
Umpires: RgIer National League; Moity and
Owens American League
o games-2 o'clock standard tme both cities
Il o'clock Antonio time)
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MORCAN-W OODWARDS
RALLY BUT FAIL TO
TIE BIG KIM LEAD

After having entered the ninth in
ming six runs behind, the Morgan
Woodward Motors threw a scare into
the X. and NJ. Shoemen when they
chased across three tallies before the
side could be retired. Schneider,
shocmen pitcher. held the Motors
helpless until their desperate rally in
the last frame.
Roberts. with brace of doubles,
led the winners attack Irwin, with
two singles and a double, was big
stick for the Motors.
The score:
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LOOK GOOD
IN 12-TO-0 VICTORY

SAN MARCOS. Oct. 5.-southwest
Texas Teachers College Bobcats arc
back home after enhancing their foot
ball prospects Saturday by humping
the Stephen +. Austin Normal Lum-
berjscks at Nacogdoches, 1910.
Both touchdowns were made by Me-
Call, one on an end run and the other
on 20-yard struggle through the
line.
Ten Of the nineteen Bobcats used
were new men 10 the team. Willis.
Mccall, johnson and Darby starred.
The lineup: Kuykendall and Wills.
ends; Darby and Lowman, tackles /;
Brown and Brite. guards; Stevens.
center; Captain Daily, quarterback !;
Wright and Vest, halves; Mccall, full.
back.
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BY Innings.
Public Serbice Company. 200 900 %
League Champs 900 $50 KS
Summary.
Runs. Trimble, Wall, Weaver. Irving
Daggett; errors. Miller, Dresch. Small,
Daggett; stolen bases, Irby, Trimble;
three-base hit. Chowning; bases on balls.
off Miller 2. off Small 1; struck out.
by Miller 3, by Small ]; wild pitches,
Miller. Small: passed ball. Beeson; left
on bases. Saturday League Champs .,
Pubic Service Company o; umpires. Ellis
and Kozowicz.
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LEON VALLEY WINS
STRIKE-OUT DUEL

Leon Valley Indians, with Hay in
the box, defeated the Fortieth Squad
ron team Of Kelly Field Sunday, 2 TO
]. Each team got six hits and made
three errors in mound duel between
Hay of the winners and Chalk Of the
losers. Hay struck out eight and
Chalk doubled that figure with ~
WRITINGS. Batteries: Hay and
Spiyey; Chalk and Folsom.
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san SABA TRIUMPHs.

SAN SABA, Oct. 5.-The fighting
Armadillos Of San Saba High made
Rochelle the victim of their attack in
the second game Of the local schedule.
The score was IA to 2. Shorty Wat
son. Armadillo quarter. was the star,
although the entire San Saba Club
put up n neat game in the face Of heav-
ier opponents. The week before the
ArmadiIlos downed Lometa, % 10 0.
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SERIES 7 VICE
4 7 I RAG rs
MILLION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-R-
Baseballs second million dollar series
came into being IN 1924 when the
Washington Senators defeated the
New York Giants in four Of seven
games for the worlds title.
Despite the fact that the attend
apce was almost 10000 smaller than
in 1923 when the entire six-game Sc
ries was played in New York's gigan-
tic parks, the total revenue reached
the record of S1,093,104 as against
81, 063,S15 received the previous year.
At that, the attendance was the
second largest in the history of the
game for a series, eclipsing that Of
the eight-game all-Polo Grounds class
ic for 1921 when 269,977 were enter
tanned. The Giants and Senators per-
formed before 2S3,695 in seven con-
tests
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the golfer who
has these faults
of play, or any
one Of them to
marked degree,
will lose rhythm
and tim ! n g.
Thus the first
thing to learn
is that rhythm
and timing are
W hat project
the golf ball,
and all effort
toward progress
should be d.
rected to that
end. The easily
swung club with
rythm and tim
ing will drive q
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Bluffs GET CATCHER
BURNS OF GASSERS

. HOUSTON. Oct. 5.-Houston will
Get Catcher Joe Burns, who has been
Harmed out" 20 Shreveport in the
Texas League for some time. as part
payment from the Chicago White Sox
for Catcher Harry McCurdy, recently
sent 10 the big leaguers, it was an
nounced Sunday.
Houston has sold Infielder Larry
Gallagher 10 Quincy Of the Three-I
1-cngue.
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First game:

Totals 81 527 IS Totals 81 6 20 10
xBatted for Criner in ninth.
by Innings.
Saturday League Champs 020 200 900
Public Service Company /. 900 4o1 o0x-5
Summary.
Runs, Irby. Criner Massie. Meitzen.
Dresch. Harris (2). Heye. stebbins; err
rors, Daggett. Gouger (2). Irby, Chown-
ing. l.. Beeson; two-base hits, Dresch.
Harris; sacrifice hits, Daggett 2. Irving;
stolen bases. Harris. Dresch t2), Nett
zen: double plays, Daggett to Massie 10
Irving; base on balls. off Carter 2, off
Criner 2: struck out. by Carter T., by
Criner 6: Wild pitches. Carter; umpires,
Ellis and Kozowicz.
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CITY BASEBALL
TITLE STILL {.
IN DOUBT
Miller Twirls Saturday
Leaguers to Win; Utili-
ties Take First.

Stocky little Jimmy Miller, by a
fine exhibition of pitching. kept the
Saturday League champions in the
running for the city amateur baseball
title when, after the Public Service
Utilities had COPIED the first of Sum
DAVIS games at Schwab Field, B to
4, he occupied the mound in the
second tilt and held the Utilities to
SIX scattered hits, couple of them
very scratchy, winning, 3 to z.
The double-header was rich COM
bination of good and indifferent base
ball, combined with all the aspects OF
a "little world SERIES" The third
and deciding game of the championship
series will be played next Saturday
afternoon.
LEAD DOES NO GOOD.
The Saturday Leaguers, with Pop"
Criner occupying the mound, got off
to a four-run lead in four frames Of
the first affair, but the lads with the
disappearing shirt fronts blew up in
the fourth inning to allow the Utilities
to put across four runs and tie the
count. The Utilities scored the win
ming run in the sixth frame, while
Lefty" Carter was holding the Sat
urday Leaguers well in hand.
1t looked as though Jimmy Miller
was in for a hectic afternoon when
the Utilities scored two runs off him
in the first inning of the second game,
but thereafter he made it his business
to throw 'em where they couldn't be
hit. The Saturday Leaguers staged
a three-run rally in the fifth to beat
out August Small, who was hurting
a rather nice game for the Utilities.
Chowning clinched the game by rap
ing a base-cleaning triple to left field
which brought in the tying and win
ming rms
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Ii either CLUB is 10 De given
edge, however, expert opin-
ion comedies it to Washing
ton on the superior experience, de-
fensive steadiness and the pitching
proves of johnson and Coveleskie
plus the faculty which the present
worlds champions have of rising to
emergencies.
Popular betting, however makes the
Pittsburgh club n slight favorite. A
toss-up say careful observers.
The Pirates, to offset the assets OF
their rivals, have greater youth, speed
and batting punch, a combination
which their followers are confident
will break down the defensive bull
warks of the veteran outfit.
HOT SERIES LIKELY.
With these team factors in open con-
flict, besides the flashes Of individual
work which will punctuate the per-
Torrance of the rival squads, the Sc
ries has all the elements necessary 10
lift it TO spectacular and the dramatic
heights.
Pittsburgh's array is the more likely
to tint the series play with brilliance,
for the club has some of the games
most spectacular individual perform
ers in Traynor, Wright, Cuyler and
Carey. On the other hand, Washing
tons big stars, Harris, Peck, Goslln
and Rice, have repeatedly shown their
ability TO meet a crisis with a SEN
sational bit of batting or fielding.
STARTLING PLAY.
1t was chiefly the startling play
of this quartet which carried the Sen
ators TO the top last year.
Washington seems TO have its heav-
lest advantage in the battery positions
while the Pirates have an edge in the
outfield and also the infield, so far as
batting goes, although defensiyely the
rival inner quarters seem about on a
par.
In the box, however. Coveleskie and
johnson, supported by Zachary, Fergu-
son and Marberry, will give the Sena-
TOTS IMPRESSIVE elTtuSNu, PiOhAANL
CoYeleskie fully RECEIVERS from sore
back muscles, which are under treat
ment. Behind the bat. Muddy Ruel
has more consistent record than
either of his Pirate rivals, Smith and
Gooch. Ruel's rifleshot arm, incident
ally, may be a factor in checking
some of the Pirate freedom on the
bases.
MUCH MOUND TALENT.
To combat Washington's twirling
forces, Pittsburgh is pinning chief
hopes on Lee Meadows, veteran right
handler; Vic Aldridge, another right
handler. who came from the Cubs, AMI
Emil Yde, brilliant southpaw. Behind
this trio are Ray Kremer, Babe
Adams and Johnny Morrison, all ex-
perienced and capable moundsmen.
The Pirates have formidable pitch
ing staff, but its need is for one or
two members to rise to heights ex-
pected of the Senators aces-Coveles-
kie, if fit, and johnson.
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UTILITIES CRIPPLED.

The Utilities enter the third and
deciding game in a crippled condition.
Due to ineligibility, injuries and other
causes they are without the services
of four players, Fenner, Kelley, Dick
Heye ana Captain Riley Harris. Har-
ris split a finger in Sundays second
game. The score
The Saturday Leaguers are some
what crippled themselves, with Tan
ner Minazzi and English out. Tan
ner doesn't play Sunday baseball,
Minazzi is ineligible and English play
ed hard fotball game with st. Mary's
College Saturday and was not in shape
Sunday.
Eirzt ranna.
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"KEG" DRIVER DIES
OF HEART DISEASE

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 5.-R-
Earl s. (Keg) Driver, University OF
Wisconsin, fullback in 1901 and 1902,
and assistant coach at the university
since that time, died yesterday Of
heart disease.
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PAUL'S GROVE AGAIN
DEFEATS OILERS, 81

Paups Grove defeated the Independ-
ent Oilers for the second time at the
Grove Sunday afternoon, OIL. Mosel
of the winners famed ten.
Score II. Fl. r.
Oilers ...... .010 900 0O0-1 @ o
Growers .... .003 100 J0x-9 13 3
Batteries: Grimsinger and Tauch (;
Mosel and W. Kalisk.
The Growers want Sunday games.
Call y. Paul, Colfax Is FIJI.
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YICTORIA. Edna M.

VICTORIA, lex, Oct. 3. - The
Victoria and Edna High School foot
ball teams played a tie game, 0 10 0,
On the Patti Wilder campus here.
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RIVAL OUTFITS MOST
CL0SELY-MATCHED Of
ANY IN RECENT YEARS

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-(P)-Washington and Pitts
burgh will go into the worlds series Wednesday as closely
matched as any contenders recent years for baseba
honors This conclusion apparent from the analysis Of
the separate and collective cogs in the two machines