Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 20

PA KT vUWM 6 BROTHERS IN STATE AIR MAT TOURNEY JOE STECHER fl Sidelights onGame A The ifth Class in RADIO 0 TELEGRAPHY My is uBB'in'i ton Wiiicii itCfc In starting I Harrow's pitcher 1 1 a 4 II o' The Recreation fVf'II HIIU I IV 11 to 5 Wi and 2 to 5 C'0n4 I uvour down out ('tnv 0 2 out The in tv 0 0 0 0 0 0 pass and an ths Tho big I to Mays Merkle play on Job has Avalon Webber Denby DrcxeHus Cornell Cadifla'iua Elkhart Mt Elliott Monarchs Whether fntcrcollegiate Sports Can Be Continued in ace of This Setback Remains to Be Seen liselt who who deserve 1 ney 1 You Need not Suffer from Catarrh Amateur Briefs WOULD BE ERROR TO DISCONTINUE PLAYERS IN WORLD SERIES MAY HURT UTURE BY ALSE MOVE ON MONEY DIICULT PROBLEM ACES COLLEGES ON ACCOUNT Harrow shifted his batting order for today's game putting Schang who started tor the first time sixth in the list Hooper lifted ft single Into left field as a greeting to Vatighn In the first round Hhean filed to Hol lucher after which Strunit hit into a double play Black clouds began to gather above the hallyard as earlv as the first inning and the crowd was impatient at every delay 'caused mostly by Mays's deliberate slow ness on each pitch llollocher's error on Scott In the second came very near to costing bls team some trouble The put Whiteman who had singled and stolen on third base Thomas spoil ed It by looping to lack Schang made a spectacular nlay on llollocher's sacrifice In the first Tho bunt was almost perfect and as Charley Is chain lightning on his feet It required agility rm Schang's nart to make the nlay His throw Just beat the flying Cub shortstop lack made another perfect throw and Schang again was bls victim Wally was on second when Thomas hit to right Schang tried system which hna been In constant use lor over fifty years will drive tho catarrhal poisons out of your blood purifying and strengthening It so It will carry vigor and health to the mucous membranus on Its journeys through your body and nature Will Boon re store you to health You will be relieved of tho droppings of mucous in your throat sores In nostrils bad breath hawking ami spitting All reputable druggists curry In stock and we recommend you give it a trlul Immediately Thu chief medical adviser of the company will cheerfully answer all letters on tho subject There Is no charge for lite medical Advice Ad dress Swift Specific company 432 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ad vuiLlscmuht Rt Hedwigs 2 Sq Dealer 2 KlaltoB I Strohs 1 Srott fouled to lack Merkle and Vaughn retired Thom as and then reversed the play to set Mays down S'o run no hit no error After I 1111 Brouml ed to Scott Heal brut out an in field single tn Thomas lie took sec ond while Kllllfer was being put away Mays to McInnis vv unemu got Vaughn's fly No run ong bit no error EIGHTH INNING BOSTON Hooper died on strikes Shinin fouled to Merkle lack cap tured Strunk's fly No run no hit no error lack filed to Strunk Ilollochcr struck out Scott robbed Mann of a hit and inrow aim at first No run no hit no error 0 1000 Oakdale ft 1 Taihroiwi 1 500 Kleins 0 1 500 Elgin Club 0 Lct 0 loon 0 lW 0 I W7 1 667 1 667 1 Rf? Ma lAlftlnA 1 667 Hatter 0 1 500 RCHIH LE Class A Davidson Jeyelry Co vs Cigars at Northwestern No 1 1 pm and 3 Brown: Conrad By stuff correspondent Chicago Sept Even Satur day and the half holiday failed to bring out the capacity 3 000 and seats for all It was larger than the crowd on either of preceding days however something like 27000 whirling the turnstiles by the time play started Hob Maxwell weight 320 pounds drew upper four on the newspaper special that left tonight for Bos ton Nick latley 125 pounds got the lower same number an acci dent Is impending Mitchell ordered Jim Vaughn to warm up which gave the crowd a hunch that the big southpaw would be sent back with one day's rest All sorts of fights were predict ed by the ante game demeanor of the athletes the outgrowth of Wag ner's squabble with Knabe Hillv Klein called balls and strikes O'Day watched the bases Owens right field and Hildebrand left field Mays heated up all alone for Bos ton which fact left no guess on Det Jlchts 0 uiaua Emerald Krakow orrest Riverview Miss Detroit Cigars Davldaon Jewelry Class 1DJ (Uaut vni 20 to third time 1:3 3 5 1 1 rrb tt How Ot Autumn and Ml" annie also run Sixth race for maiden year olls and tip 6 furlongs Tt rew 112 i Si to I to 1 and 7 to 5 won ChHlails 115 UykH to 1 2 to and tu 5 an ond BIU M' Cloy 115 Hop klnah IP 3 to 1 and tn 5 third Unto 4 5 Muster Key Impetus Peasant Spirit nf rance William Humphrey Mon ty Bing Trumpator Wlpeohl Bell o' the Sea Mla auntleroy and Bright Angol also ran Griffith Would iet Prlrr Jf there wah a prize for team which had played tho moat extra InnltiR irnmos said prize would bo awarderi io Wash ington outfit A A ft ft ft ORDER IS QUESTION THAT MU ST BE THRESHED OlpT Peal threw out White man McInnis out Ilollochcr to Mer kle Schang dropped a single in right JU stole second when Hol Incher dropped KilHfcrls throws Scott fanned No run one bit no error Scott ami McInnis at tended to nss to first retired Merkle started a llttla enthusiasm when he beat out a grounder to Shen Barber went In to hit for Deal With two o1 second was Hie only place for Pick to be He stole sec ond while Bnrher wns wnltlng out a long count with Mnys Sehung hod short passed bnll anti Pick took third Thomas fumbled quick throw to get bint ns he slid In Pick started home but could not ninke it nnd wna out ending the Klimt anu me cmhiko No run one lilt no error Collins on the lob Eddie Collins Is right on tho with tho murines to which he tlve PAhttiM irl fnr rtlitv been assigned to the quarterniaftei's corps Hoodooed In tllncy Something In Cincinnati seems to hoodoo the Jtoblns They didn't win a game lucre tilts reason nnorAV Marl In millpfl Whiteman's liner McInnis lifted a high one to Deal Schang struck out for the Second time No run no hit no error Schang made a pretty catch of foul Jly bunt Scott threw out Hollocher Mann broke In with another hit a single to right Haskct also got a one baser Mann halting ut second Merkle left them when ho fanned No run two hits ne error I Eat Smol SAaee Rt TtaJ I Club Tomorrow oni To do! You Are Invited I rew work They wero tljirough as soon as their clubs would' let them go The series players on the other 1 bund not only get such) share as may come from the receipts but draw their regular salaries from September 1 to the clolntf night of play In tho big set alla Oft More Than Half As has ben said before ths series money will not bo Much and Its failure to como up to expecta tions may result In some attitude or artion by the athlete' before the ganni are endod that will further knock baseball's future Tho first two days of 1317 and of 1918 offer good basis tor 'comparison on tha difference In attendance and in money because In each case tho first two games tvero played on tho American league yard In Chicago And these are the figures that tho players have begun to growl over or the first two games this year tlm attendance has been 39314 as against 64 ODO last fall In the games of the past week tickets were ottered for sale at the park and the rack wasn't near to being cleared East fall sales stopped when 32 Odo fans had been accom modated The money of course would drop anyway on account of cut prices But for these first two iluys tliJ players' pool netted only i S326SC30 wl re on the 1917 re ceipts basis It should have figured at a Utile less than 40000 even at i this halt rate scale Athletes Must be Careful rimers In this scries would do well to think twice before they growl too much about tho money and especially before they make any iihiVO to cuiupei me tunniiwivu id bring the coin up to tho sum that tla had xpccted They get It anyway because the actions ot tho athletes in the immediate future do not concern those whose money Is Invested In baseball Anything these players do will ho remember ed later not only by their employ ers of this year but by those who have been supporters of the game at the gate There will bo a great deal of re construction work before the game comes back Unless the war Is won within a year few of those in the came now will back when it play Is Besumed Salaries are go ing to be on a lower basis rosters smaller spring trips less elaborate and the general expense scheme revised The boys who plaving In camps seem to do pretty well on hard work on the side and no special training At least al most any time a pitcher has come back to hurl a game for hls dub he a woru i like a winner iivia won't be forgotten leges know Is that practically ev' ery undergraduate who returns to college does so as a member of fbe army training corps As cv such students will be subject to the orders ot the military authorl ties who will specify to a great extent Just what duties they will pursue and how they shall spend their day Under Military Supervision It Is assumed that every day will series The reserve seats were snapped up before noon and when the crowd stormed the park half an hour before the start of the game the scalpers got as high as $5 for a ticket costing $150 As the men have been paired for the two entertainments which will be at 2 o'clock and at 8 o'clock the card reads: Joe Stecher vs Ivan Ltenow of Kussla Celerlns of Italy vs Sula Hevenpaa the inn: Antone Stecher vs Joe Emerson: Jim Dondos of Greece vs Yussuf Hussane the Balkan bonecrusher Dr Holler vs Joe Stecher: Ivan Ltenow vs Sula lievonpaa Caterina vs Ivan Orloff Order of the matches has not been decided as yet Those wrestlers who are billed to go twice each time wltlrta different opponent will appear with one of these in each show ot course In addition to the matches named Taka and Nakae the Japanese Jiu Jltsu experts will appear at both entertainments Thewrestling will bo one tall eaehbout one hour time Unit Ed tv Smith of Chicago will referee The wrestling will be on the stage In front ot the grandstand nn elevated and brilliantly llluVnl nated structure for the run which would have been the third ut tho ifinlng but he lost the race Chicago's first hit off Mays didn't arrive' until the fourth the honor going to Munn who doubled to right Haskert also got hold of ono Immediately after that but White man clutched1 it out near the left field bleachers doublo In 'the fifth that was the wedgo for Chicago's first run took a bad bound In front of Scott caromed oft Ms leg and gave Whitemao a run for It Mays seemed to weaken In the fifth when tho Cubs scored and did not Improve the next inning so Sam Jones was sent out to warn up Two were out two on arid Jierkle up Carl steadied here and fanned red Scott contributed a fielding fea ture when he took Munn's grounder with one hand and threw the hit ter out In the eighth George Tyler will be Mitchell's choice for the flrstegams In Boston Monday Mitchell convinced every body of his decision to go through with left handers exclusively Uy sending Vaughn back today Both clubs National commission' newspapermen and some fam went out of here tor the Hub on specials tonight at 8 If the train runs true to form the delegation will arrive at the Hack Hay sta tion In Boston at 11 o'clock Sunday night Charlev Comlskey certainly made a great host to the newspaper men during the stay here The Old Ho man can provide for tho boys about as well as anybody In the world Is tho opinion of all who made their eating place in the Woodland headquarters Except when he attended the games little was seen of Ban John son It be that win afraid to meet Harry rakes since the latter's outburst In Cleveland At any rate razee was not afraid to be seen by Johnson The Bed Sox mngsinte appeared In public about as often ns somebody said "have something" A A AUt 1 11 LT fi'ltUT flf SUH dav meet will be the appearance of two brothers Joe and Anton Steeli er stars tn differing classes Joe is one of the boat known grapplers 1 tn the country nnd Is at present wrestling Instructor at Great Mikes 1 HO wired on Saturday that he had been glVrtH leave to attend the tnur nament here and will be one of the BULLION Miss Detroit Cigars and David son Jewelers Lock Horns Battle to Decide Winner ELIMINATION STANDINGS Class ijaaHMmaHM mm Denbv Motors piny the Webers nn liu mnnl No 1 st 1 o'rloik Sunday and tho Monart bs at 3 3U o'clock on the am dia mond All players report not later than 12:30 clock Llnccln Giants will play the at side Boosters Sunday st Hello Isle on diamond No 6 at 1:45 o'c lock All players report nt Clinton and Bussell streets nt 11 45 clock En'l Merchant would llkeslo hear from the Annie and nival club game fur today Call Hum at Odar 30M at 11 Elconre without a rame for Sunday anti would like to hear from 17 or lytar old team Cnll at H16 Tromhly avc hue any during the mornlnr and ak fur Joe Brtvolinc will meet tho St Clair Hclhts at their park All player take Mack avenue cor and off at DeMay avenue Masonic league managers will meet nt the Masonic league Wednesday nlaht nt 8 o'clock Championship details will be nrranged nt thia meeting St John hold a permit for diamond No 3 at Northwestern field nt 4 nnd would like to book a game with any semi pro nine All players report nt club rooms Irr IB" 1 L'fl 1 fl 1 HU 1 1 11 reRardlng game tall Walnut I72B and ask for Al Elkhart will play the Mt Elliott Theft ters ut Northwestern field un diamond No 2 at 3:30 o'clock All players report at field not later than 1 o'clock erndale ball lurowr play the club at Bello Isle Sunday and all play er nro to report at diamond No 5 at 1 Maroon footballer will practice Monday Wedneaday and riday night at the Bells Isle brtdff approach nt 8 All Inst year players report and any new oiih wlahlnk tryouts Oruare Pointe Shores will piny last grime ot the sen son opposing th Height terrors on th grounds Bunday ullowlnr Cowpers report al Nineteenth and ort at 1:30 Vogt Waldorf Watson Vedder Malllle MltchMl A Dugray Dugmy Lavens Dunn iroloy McArthur and bwlck olks' 1010 Are Slaying An rom Games Because They Must' Will Resent Roar of Luxuriously Living Athletes Be cause Extra Money is Not No Professional Ball Next Year and New Deal When It Resume Mora than the mare entertain mont that will provided 13 seen In the international wrestling match that 1b to be staged at the alate fair on Sunday afternoon and evening as the bls feature of clos ing day Those Interested in sport ing events have long wondered at he slow return of Detroit once a great mat center to support of the grappling game The crowds that this tournament will draw and the enthusiasm that It may evoke will gauge its possibilities Director Louis Meyer of New York who was brought here by Mdnager Dickinson to make the matches and to conduct the show Is the ma a who got the wrestling game uack In the big city lie believes that the way the sport with boxing has been taken up In the army camps means a great revival In interest as well as the developnent of a new crop of good native Much of De troit's newer population Is from countries In which wrestling is a leading sport Ticket scalpers reaped a harvest today for the first time during the Just Started You Can Enroll This Week Under the direct luperivieion of Edwards Radio Inspector graduates receive a irst Grade Com merdal Radio Operator a License from the Government The majority of the graduate from previou cUsaea NOW IN THE SERVICE Thi i the week enrollments will be accepted for thia data A lim ited number can be accommodated Call and kt explain course Office arc open until 10 DETROIT INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY Cor Elizabeth and John Sta A Phone Main 6126 BY JOE JACKSON 1 oremost among the many things that the world series now in prog 1 ress has determined is that none ot 1 the various schemes projected for continuance of major league profes sional ball in 1919 will be adopted at least njt with touring teams or under any of the methods thus far suggested Lack of interest deduced from tho attendance has convinced those few magnates that the best thing to do until the war Is ended and ho Soys start coming home le to keep the park gates cluaetl or to utilize the fields for semi pio leagues and tournaments There wero not many of tho club owners who had hope or desire to go on next year There are none now except possibly Griffith who is the confirmed proponent ot professional ball on professional parks without Interruption WhyCrowd Isnt There It Is only fair to and the wiser men among tne magnates really this fully that 'tls not entirely a lack of Interest In the true sensei of that phrase that ha caused the falling oft In attendance at the series The fans arc nuS here to attend "Those wno are onht lle have other work that they cannot neglect And there are the others who have matters closer to their hearts to worry over than the result uf a world series or series Include those who resent the tight of tho players of clubs that were possible entrants to cot tinue the game as long as possi ble believing that these athletes were interested In the extra money nnd the extra time of exemption HflPH rather tnan There were other players BtUCK IO 61106 0 be vs cruuii rinc vv enabled club owners to go to tha finish not to any gain but to lesser loss rom their clubs come must Lf the boys who have gone or who will go Into one or other ot tne services Ma Injure Game' uture Kight here suggested possible Injur to the sport from this series SoJ far as can be learned a large majority ot tho men In It arc going Into shops and were anxious tn have the Crowder assurance ot exemption to September 15 ma ly that they might (lodge any dang nf being forced into military ser ce hat Murs damage than this will be done tlon of the Boston players In mak inr no move to follow the commis Sion'S suggestion to give 10 thrlr nwney 1'UI i That will not offset the good th A But You Must Drive It Out of Your Blood to Get Rid of It Permanently You Jiavn probably been In the habit of applying external treat nents trying to cure your Cutarih I'ou havo used apraya washes and lotions possibly been tempo Warily relieved But after ft short in vou find another attack am wondered why You must realize ythut catarrh Is an intocimn blond and to purmanerit relief the catanh fnfectlvn must bo dilven out of th b'( Julcker y'ou will get out JW WILL IT MAKE ME MORE MONEY? Learning the Automobile and the Tractor business? Think fat a minute I I Consider the future possibilities pl Motor Trucks and arm Tractors Do you realize that the field for these industries is unlimited and that it is being developed rapidly? Can you leant to be a Motor Mechanic? You can very easily and quickly satisfy yourself upon this point if you will VISIT OUR SCHOOL Coma any day or avanlng (ouit iffices ara open until 10 m) and we will show you through tho different Jspartnient and explain haw wo cah teach you to bo a Motor Mechanic I' It will bo to your advantage to salt and you will not bo obligated' La' the least by the viit I Detroit Institute of Technology 17 A AUTOMOBILE TRADES SCHOOL nCTDMlT YIY1VA Cor Elizabeth and John Streets UH 1 Ivvzl 1 4 THE' DETROIT REE PRESS SUNDAY mgHgaHBMBaeaaav i ivi 'iw'i' SEPTEKfBER 8 1 191S i War Department Hardly Can Curtail Them' Altogether After Earlier Stand on Mal BY EDWARD BUSHNELL Universities and colleges of Am 1 erica' have never had a more diffi it cult problem to solve in an ath letic sense than that thrust upon them by the war to reconstruct alttiost overnight their entire curriculum to fit the military 1 needs of the government and to maintain their intercollegiate ath letics At this writing there has been A no word from Washington us to the attitude of the government on the retention of athletics All the col iv 1 hut Hrant Irnll CV SHOW RED SOX I I rrrinikTvr nrinvl MILITARY TRAINING EDICT 'i 'rd riUM iiviiiu a When Vaughn wss i 1A1O nounced to go for the Cubs i 1710 OCneQUie crowd was taken by surprise home fans waited until the a1 lastaiiaiaiifin I fttlflinniV IVBllfArl tft thfl mOUfld convince themselves and then gac OCTOBER 5 Jim a mighty cheer Hooper opened Case Michigan at Ann Arbor on him with a single a little fly OCTOBER 12 fell In a safe spot back of third Tthaffi Mann gut fly Hollocher William vs Wah grabbed lino fly and shot ivnnsylvnnia SUta vs and Wann Bplure tQ Morklp before Hooper W'ttTwrsInia st Plttaboreh could get back malting a double Kutsar va Lafayatt at Nw Brunwlck pl Williams vs Cornell at Ithaca Mays got away un Mlnnesota va Chicago at Chicago steadily and lack waited him out OCTOHEK 19 for a pass Hollocher put him on Tihica second with a sacrifice bunt played will West rt by Schang to McInnis Hooper took T'lttiburxh vs Syracuse at Syracuse tty holding Hack Paskert Pennsylvania Stats va Dartmouth at Han missed his churtc tQ get hlS team ovw uway In front and maybe to become vs Purdue at Purdue a hero by striking out Michigan Arslea va Michigan nt Ann Ar 0 run no hit no error Iowa va Chicago at Chicago SECOND INNING OCTOBER BOSTON Just as Whiteman got ennsylvanla vs Pittsburgh al Pittsburgh hls fourth hlt Of the series a sln 'Olga te vs Brown st Providence IUL gla t0 et heavy clouds that had Syracuse va Uarlmuulh at New Ynra ri ay bfen hovering over tho park broke a Notre Dauiavi Washington and JelTereon ttle Rowng some rain to fall at South Hend lnl Spectators In the pavilion moved Ooiumhia a tlfiama at New Yorklty fr(jm he fronL rows lo get Minnesota va 1 Mln" under shelter McInnis went through Wisconsin va hi ago at Madison I Rn ftttemptexl sacrifice and bunt NOVKMBER 2 e(J f(ul on his third strike going lAfayetts Pennsylvania at Philadelphia )Ul automatically Schang was the Pennsylvania State va Cornell at Ithaca vctm of illegitimate strlke out Sycacuas vs Brown at Providence but Whiteman stole ns Wally Whlf Dhlgh vs Pittsburgh at south Bethlehem f(jd jjoiiocher broke In with nn Iowa vs Illinois at Vrbsna Hl error fumbling grounder Williams va Minnesota at Muineapous The Boston shortstop was safe and Northwestern va Michigan at Ann Arbo whteman got t0 third Sailor Boy Purdue va Chicago at (Jticugo Thomas lifted to lack leaving two November 9 mates stranded Pennsylvania vs Dartmouth at Philadelphia Xo run one hit one error Pittsburgh va CHICAGO Merkle tried to work Wisconsin vs Illinois at Madison Mays tor a walk but was forced to Chicago vs Michigan at Chicago after tho count got three and NOVEMBER 16 I two His line drive went straight Michigan vs Cornell at Ithaca at Hooper Pick lifted an easy fly Penn Georgia Tech at Philadelphia to shean Thomas got Deals Colgate vs Syracuse at Syracuse grounder and threw him Ojut Is hlgh vs Penn State at South Bethlehem No run n0 blt no error Ohio VS Illinois Ut uruauu mtssssn ivA'iec Northwestern va Chicago at Evanston TIIIKD INNING NOVEMBER 23 Hollocher got Cornell vs Pennsylvania at Philadelphia I roller and threw him out a i is 1 1 Pittuburrh I' nrl Vamxhn maria fl PWH11 Chicago vs Illinois at Chicago grounder tho pitcher coy VHH(KV Awhnr brrnlAil rlrtuzYi Michigan Miniwau erinjy jhil vumh Illinois Chicago at Chicago a sharp rap by Shean and recover ed in time to throw out his man at DOUBLE HEADER grrniinrinr aLLviiuru lv iKiHciv niTTkfl IT Iflfl I Vaughn got hla second ovation ot K1I1Q I1 1 A a the day when he stepped upto hit linDD vLnUU fl He did the best he could which was UllgzM uuivwM to go out over the sama route as his tta I batiery partner had done Mc TTTTD QTDnnf'TV lnnls handled lack's grounder IHLD OIRUUUUU no error OURTH INNING BOSTON Vnughn struck Strunk on three pitched balls I llas nttohow IIIPII Hilt IIIUIM'II wrong with pass ns he did on Thursday but this time hit bat ter Whiteman Instead of giving him a base oa balls McInnis pro duced another ot hla timely rnps single to left on which Mnnn held Whiteman nt second Schnng lustl I itAi pnvunw'M mute in nlnring hint UP in the batting order hitting over I center for bnc Thl drove I Whiteman home nnd ent McInnis Wig Pct fron flrt to third Scott aroppea 1 biro grountier in nm 1 000 Vaughn fumbled it momentarily A 1 J00 ft rcwnlt Mclnnlft Jtehung 2 WO took second Seott waaaafe nnd the Inst named was nwnrded a scratch hit Sehang tried to score Pct when singled to right and 1 000 throw to Kllllfer him 1 down at thlate Scott and Thomas 1 moved un to third nnd second on 5 the throw but May lined to kert leaving them 2 0W Two runs four hits no error Hooper made an easy catch of llollocher's fly Mann hit over first for two racks the first vava Whiteman got into I Miss Detroit tile Hnellght once more making a vnnf eatrh of Paskert 8 drive to I vAx I I i ntzl tmvltltr a umpires first game Palmiter and n0b)p tied score Scott then stole second Shook and Gutzelt scorer bit Merkle being the victim a fine stop and equally good lass throw to wninis I 61 os (it'rzit Sti Hedwig Sqnarft Deal Miller Clark Park No 1 1 umpire Me 1 lAMXG AllUter and Roberts scorer Schluess Hooper drew a Oakdale vs Stroh Northwestern No 2 OkAn frirrl tn hit nml rilD 1 umpires McHugh and cutzeir grabbed his line drive toss s7PVi Uthrops Northwestern I Ing to Merkle and doubling Hooper 6 1 umpire Shook scorer off first Strunk fanned for the lurkson Bicond time Jackson cto) No ruj) n( 1U no crror Denby Motors vs Webber Sports North CHICAGO Vick go! grounder western No 4 1 umpires Mountain for two base hit Al and Sawyer Denby Motors vs Monarchs KBVC hltenuui fly Kll 3:30 umpire Wagner scorer Me rkc In with welcome aln Gregor I ge tn left for the Cuba Pick acor Cornell Oiinaqva Ing on lt Vaughn died on fttrlke 6 in umptreri Malice and Coogan I tried airul Dud out viiintt Theater North 1 Schnng tn Scott Ko 2 umpires Bur One run two bite no error lelgh nnd McHugh Avalons vs Uraxellua Northwestern No 5 3:30 umpires Melow and Moore scorer Jackson 1 Class 1 inal games of regular season aro staged today In class with elimination contests hooked starting next Sunday Schedule fulluws: Hurons vs st Gerard Junior nt No 1 i nt lru vM Outlaw at Keifcr News Juniors vs Orlolvs at 1 cH 31 With "'the booked this afternoon at Northwestern be tween the Miss Detroit Cigars uul the Daviason jewruy A city championship battle for U18 the former champs won the first game lust Sunday they need but one game to repeat as chiun tilonn this season I tie" flwens and Willis who won their games Sunday were sent back Monday aniies the first hut Willis hiiliiinnrcd hind and the team fielded ruggedly helilml t'Doc" The Jewelers however have Confidence In their ability to pull the same stunt they porlormcd on Barry club a week aiTo nnd Are out to and Kennedy will not doubt do the henvv work for the chamniotra 1 the third lap of senior chaifiplonshlp raee Is staged with three gatnes being played two at Northwestern nnd on at Marie nark in west side ball park the St I ted wigs and Square Heal Millers boti undefeated in the elim ination senea meet In what should prove one of the feature games of the day ANTON STECHER TRICK BUNT UPSETS CUB TURNING THE SERIES C'ontlnuerDJ'rom Pugs Seventeen lied Sox after one rest It was figured in baseball headquar ters that the Cubs pitcher would be either Douglas ot Hendrix with the former the logical choice But the Cub pilot was determined to invade Boston with twovlctorles if possible and rather than take a cluince on ono of his right hand ers put It up to the big left hander That Vaughn lost Is attributed to the fact that he was outwitted not outpltcHed That trick of Scotts was the turning point that gave the winning run to Boston Bunched Hits Tell Story Had Jim been guided by the God dess of ortuno past the fourth Inn ing the single run scored by his mates would have spelled the ver dict All told the Bed Sox climbed him for seven hits but four of them were grouped in the period that turned the complexion ot tho whole situation as It transpired Knowing men of baseball feel about ready to quit on the Cubs now even John Heydler acting president of the National league admitting that the prospects look ed exceedingly gloomyfor his or ganlzations success after todays a en nnmA tlmn It Is asserted a xiiv iIlaII'a tnnvo I ai a ctir i a re Vnughn so soon was tho wise to do If the Cubs could go into IS nirllll I 11 tWO DOSlOn victories agnlnst one defeat ano Tyler hero of the Cubs lone de 1 Cislon resting over Sunday there would he odds In their favor de i spite the fact that the Bed Sox i are terrors on their own lot Mitchell however has led tv ice now and both of his trumps were taken No blame can bo levelM nt Vnughn though tor tha lion that exists When a pitcher goes through 18 Innings of base ball and allows but three runs there is notning ren oi woflt even It he is the loser both times liven Up On Both Counts At the start ot the series It was admitted that the winner would be established largely on the superi ority of Its pitching with the bat ting playing a secondary engage ment Thus far the pitching seems to be equal and the batting also but in the games Played to date the Bed Sox have placed their limited blows to better purpos Todav the Cubs wero swinging against Mays's medium speed with the same vehemence that marked their attack on Joe Bush's blind ing fast ball yesterday The re lt was poll flics fell Into tho waiting luuirls ot the Inner defense nun or looped to the gardeners tor easy tasks to perform all except the crash off bat that Whiteman took doen Ifi his pasture Vaughn resorted to hla well regu lated curve ball that broke lh or ha middle of the nlato or In that fourth inning bounced off tho Red Sox bats Jlls control was excellent ono pass and hts Jolting of Whiteman totaling his lapse of alm Where History Repented But as on Thursday when a base on balls developed Into the run that beat him Jim saw bls wounding ot Whitman SIUK non lino a livre Li all tho best efforts ot his club could do was equal leaving the honest to goodness run by the Red Sox to separate hint from the verdict baseball however and the Rod Sox playing for every point nnd refusing to become ruffled never overlooked an opening Everything thev could get out ut the uprising of the fourth was extracted the toll a ball club experienced In world series can lie expected to exact from one whose fall classic' performers aro much smaller In number Usually Are lliieeeiuiful Pitchers who come back front the army or navy to pitch ft game' for their old club have usually been very successful Cornell club will oppose the Ca1lllnqua Sunday nt Northwestern field All players report curly Crystals have organized thole football loam ant will hold a aporlnl meeting Kt tiioir (lull' rooms Tnesbiy night All play ers report St' Hedwig club will 'meet the Hqunre Deal Milters nt Chirk park Sun lay at 1 o'clock Ail ffinyera report nt field curly Catcher Mlllignn end T'lteber McArthur are requested tu cnll Hemlock 1147 as aoon as possible Ask for Hub Strnl Hilliard playors aro to report St bllllnrCK hall at o'clock to so to park In auto au War Departments Action Makes Serious Problem or College Athletic WHETHER' usual sports can' be continued in face of new i be a military day with certain hours tor every duty It means that stu nts will ba supervised by the nill jtary authorities Just as strictly ab are the men In the great army Yeosts A conference was held at Plattsburg a few days ago between 1'41 educational and military au formes a great many unlversl f4s of the east and representatives a the war depaHment to determine ftlhat should constitute the currlcu That however does not set I Ale the athletic problem Apparently 't Is something hlch every col iege must decide for itself It seems to the writer that It should be a mistake for the col "geg to abandon Intervolleglatehorts unless the war department requests It And It is anda to conceive of the war de Ttment making such a request thd the other hand it would seem fest part of wisdom for the depart Amnt to utilize the athletic systemd equipment of the colleges to "'n fullest extent as must be borne In mind that tne a In the draft from 18 to 21rs of age who return to college complete their preparation for 'militarv service have been accus wme to and will need athletics and recreation The military pro A gram will undoubtedly make pro vision tor proper recreation but the 'uncertainty centers in what win be tho attitude 01 ment toward the Intercollegiate foot ball and other schedules which havo already been arranged hor tho most nart the colleges made preparations long ago whereby they could can 'cel all schedules whenever the war Situation dictated such action Would Me InconKlateiK It would seem Inconsistent if the (war department took any course other than to interfere as IHte as possible with the normal lite of the colleges The principal reason tor commandeering the educational institutions was to lessen the ex pense'of developing the now army nnd at the same time to utilize the higher type ot men thus secured for ofliccr material The only pos sible objection to carrying out ex istlng intercollegiate schedulesA i iSB timfi required wuuia uv 7 on trips away from home and tne i i natijillv ftllCOlU Q1SLI auuurtw stv6 pany the big football games But the precedents supplied by vv eat Point and Annapolis would seem to rmvwnmrnt would InaiCULu liiul him adopt a tolerant attitude toward the continuation of college sports' It Is the consensus of opinion In all quarters that our system of ath letic competition is largely responsi ble for the splendid lighting Qual ities of the men from West lolnt and Annapolis together with the millions who have been graduated from the great training camps since our entry Into the war It Is in conceivable therefore that the gov ernment would arbitrarily refuse to use so powerful a factor In the de velopment of its newest ai mj Change the Code Assuming that college sports con tinue at least for the fall It Is al most certain that there will bo aUz laeala ft I fl Hi? 11 1 11 Hou of ellKibu itv cod Vndoubltdly the goyern i mlht would abolish the fivshtnan rule together with all other eligi bility They might even permit the competition of profos ilonal athletes if therv were any liuch among tne recruits The best is that the gov ernment will handle all these prob lema by asking tle colleges to solve them in their own way so louff us they carry out the military wishes of the government It will prob ably require at least another week to determine ihu proper action to take Where Tlw yn lay If uome solution Is agreed upon the football training will be within a week at all the larger col leges and the regular schedule will be opened by Michigan and Case on October 6 at Ann Arbor The east ern teams get under way on Oc tober 12 schedule of the larg cr universities follow: a BELMONT PARK irst race fnr 8 year ftkl Mi furlongtralght ThWledon 107 (McAtee) 1 2 to 1 and even won air and Ho 10 1 3 to 1 and 7 to 5 second: RrWht Lights 107 (Callahan) 4 1 i Snr 3 to third time 1:08 3 5 Joyul Tippler and Msrndt ls ran rare the Whitestone for 3 year Olds and upward MeaplwhJUH handlcap about 2 HO HMIHatns) to 1 3 to 5 nnd out won: Redden 13 Rowan) 4 to I out second Doublet U7 (flyers) 3 to 4 out third: time 4:15 1 Uh1t nn Third we the Champagne i yr olda 7 furlong straight War Peitnaffl IM iTnplln) ft to 6 1 to 2 and out won Ter entla 124 (alrbrorhrr 7 io 1 2 to 6 weond Qucstlonn Ha (Welsh) 9 to 2 7 3 nnd 1 to 2 third time 125 3 6 Hurricane and Delawnr alw ran ourth race Lawranc Rpallzatlon 3 year olda 1 inlle Johrn U6 (flobln son) 1 to 60 won Whlppoorwll lift (Rull man) SO to 1 aecond tliuft 2: 1 niy two atarlera irtb rue mares yeaiMdd and Right 102 (H McCrann) 7 to 2 even and I to 2 win Kohlncur 10 (Walla) 1 to 1 And 4 tn 1 The I' siehee IL Mlns Bryn flabetle w' K' A nn A i i 2 itffr IBS rt i 5 2 in: Ti i 4 Willi 7 aMM The EHB' 'L 41 A Hl Ml ivl AM I I i l' li I II I II vat 151 ivsKU' MXW (oArjAllO I 1 I I i principal cunt I 1 if i i 1 4 i 's if 1: tlT: If 1 1 1 1 'j 1 'A II A is 7 I WT AB TX' 1 4 'A 1.