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.3 TIMPS-lEAPPn, WgJffiS-EARRE. SATOnOAY.J5VF.NINa. OCTODER.13r.J923 Tcmrra pace 1 1 1 1 i (J Raps Giant ers ox College Grid Teamo Men: Tcr-ay Play RUTH RAPS CATCHER SNYDER 5 TACOfJY ELEVEN SHETHNE FEELS CONFIDEOT IIElL ALLEGED FOUL TACTICS OIVAL COW ELEVENS fJEET OH GRIDIRON TODAY Army-Nofrq Paaie(jsorgetowpPrincetoaj SwartfiniQre-, U. of Prominent Piiies Wll Bambino Says Big Backstop Deliberately IneHered With Aaron ward Casey btengel By Bsbe Ruth POSTS FORFEIT VITH SPORT EDS, Panthers Ready For Crack Visiting TeamFrench to Play With Locals 1 -i i. Ths certified check which guarantees ths ppearance hers of the Tacony A.

football team to Play was turned over yesterday to ths Sport PLAYEfl DOAUH ViLL (HVE SUNDAY'S OAT.IE fhe flflh gam of lb a vrtU's series) lo bo played totror-, row afteriioari jit Yark Npvr York Gty wiU be reproduced on thsj Star I layer Board in front of the Tirrv3- office, jtrj end the pther ramp hays fcn hewB bf fRn cf NYyoramy YfJleyi Yestf rrfjr grent mo cf 0e4 eyery pf spare en West Market street, from Franklin to the Sterling Hotel nd enjoyed quack est ant rnoit accurate ervic that bA ever marked world aeries report fc The aarne tmrnraQe4, aervice contlnwe tomorrow, an4 throushout the fries, iq addllion to the pperallon of the Player Board! the mesraphone rran! ohn Callafher, ynll be on the 'job. Baseball fer? pf hm region are foyit4 fa attend the biff gaioe tomorrow ffonf of the? Jvtm-hpwr West Side Battler Will Have Plenty of Rooters at Coming Battle for the Giants by ths time Ward cams up in til's last Inning, pot on your life. Ward smashed cut a home fun in Thursday's, game. Ahd didn' 'asujr New York, Oct. 13.

I. se tad blood In the aid if the Giants can't win ball games without resorting to unr tactics vz tneie catching ntengei mrougn o)s b'ist homer in Wednesday's game in ryamm. oyuuer (iejioerateiy inter While great majority bt college teams playing borne todjjy have opponents pn which they will try out, there are several, real jiijkrtan eon- eets. Four stand 'out prominently. They nre the Army-Notre Pame clash at West roint, Oeorgutowa if prlnce-ton, Swarthmore at rJfcapr ana ist Ing.

Consequently, Princeton's back looked any tiling but good last week. Georgetown in undoubtedly weaker than it was hist year, but it does have a coupls pf rattling fine line smashers in bacfefeid and ons end of Au-Amerlcan caliber. They will lest the Tikoc line to the utmost today, and whether Bill Roper's grinding toil of the last week to bolster bis forwards has borne fruit or not will the ninth inning? And didn't he pave Last winter when i llickev" O'Brien I I tnird strlks In wu sottintf f- iapai nro. wnmg and was not any two strikes en mm just warq? How long woul4 the me have been ort tee if Ward had driven the next mQtsrf matched fcen Shetljne the soWell topped much So in nearly Very the disgust of some of the local flghi we've Played against, th, eat pitched ball into the leftneia nieach-ers, but Bnyder inWsrferrsd and Wrd struck out; tough luck, 1611 say It's Writers: Committee, hls glvss absolute assurance of the fact that in ths second gams of the season ths tough when you notce that Ward IS leading both clubs in slugging. I at Pittsburg will probably tot little truujjle ut Kastnn with Franklin "Warsbllj.

Lehigh, however. 1U doubtless meiit a real eleven this, year at Rutgors. i-sucknetl, In toe content at Lpwis-lurg, would easily defeat Sustiuetuu); i.a. feathers win face an opposition that will lores them to the limit This ians wno sata, "Mickey win gnocs. i bis head oft, he has not had enough urt on- ball Jub xperience.

But Vickey didn't knock has )d ths National Leaguf jn fihetline's head off. but Instead, the Patting fall down sit bat the west side inexperienced youth gave Wants have so fax in series. But ths hardened O'erien a tough H'1 etchers; havVtg Join up fop ellii rounds, and therS i wii lit WUh their pitchers to stop oup battle to choose between theni at the ters, It's high time the umpires fnisb, I should interfere. Wednesday r4ud Bbetllnehas only appeared In a few Thursday it was tpe'same. pew oovjous oy utv leauiv wu battle, In lome respects ths roblsm pi Coach Loli Toung at Penn is similar tq that of Roper at Princeton.

Young baa a Jina put bis backfield, although amp veteran material is at hand, is Just as erratic sa Ropere line. That sums un Penn's problem. woodst by any chance Bnyder thought of that ou can nut it dow the Yank7ars means that the local football followers wU see a game which, never been equaled' In this section. guoq su wii tmi fyuir thinks this tmng is over ougnx to member what Dempsey did aft a. he check was given over to ths Sport Writers Committee, which Is The Fast knowg Notre Dame asone of those teams which year jif and yar out la 'good, much Ilka the Given a hackfleld worthy of its line Firno had him clear outside the COMPOSITE BOX SCORE OF THREE GAMES III WORLD'S SERIES fights since his bout with O'Brien, Iugant Pipp and Witt have all but in the twelve months that has kicked because of this kind of catch-gone by ha bas gained untold ext mi only in this series, but sro ropes.

For three straight games ana toe worries oi -un wouiu Sver. It may that th shifting of ern from center to Quarterback wllll composed of William B. Loft us, of the Evening News, "JBffle" Welsh, of ths Times-Leader. Vand James J. have outbatted the pept hitting club sett to ths trouble Iwiuun Vik in the National League.

Attas ths helo to overcome tha difficulty, but i perienc, and ha is how rdy to step right out and set the pace for Mor-f peth, the idol of the East End fight eleven that- Glen Warner. has been rending Into action these many year from Pitt and before that Iron) Car' lisle. Also, be East knows Army one of the moat powerful teams the land last season and one retain lt-unust remembered that Dern NEW YORK GIANTS (Nations! Lssgus. uui oimo, iormes utapt catcher, in, last year's That second game their team batting ays-rags was Just and nog4 Jennings ths Wiikes-Bwrs Keoord. It, any svnt, ths Tacony team lalls to play ths Panthers bare, they can only caii ens piays.

an, cannot AB HSIlHiq IB IH SQ BBI BPO 4' IX.4YI1 Bancroft ss van sm Sk mm mr win appose Of ths check as ty Hes force ths man with the ball tq charge low npr to select his 11 ,000 1,000 ing most of Us formidable veterans, end with Tiny' Hewitt, famous' litt line cracked added. I 0 fi 0 I OO60I .417 112 i 1 The, lineup of ths Tacony team 2 gives promise of a great contest, pn IflliJB ,7 'JJ the Taconv team will be: kusa I Wauael, It, 1 657 mi u-ouoie. wnen they get a Tankfee batter in tha Jiola, ths Ojant catchers start the Trick Stuff, and If- the batter is sitting pretty, they try to pat him In a hole by methods that I don't think they'd static; fop on a sand lot. Shouldn't Allow Such Tiotics pluck and gxlt, and he has the good old-fashioned punching ability to piuke Iprpefl show at. his best to win.

West Side fans will flock in droves to the Armory next Wednesday pigbt to see this battle. They have confidence in the Kdwardsville portaider dropped aguin. It was Just a case of Stengel put' ting across a run single-handed that tlirt more damage than our combined six swats. Before, that the Glauta fiadri't prossed the plat jn nine con-secntive innings, and, outside of Stengel' smash, only one Giant bat-? ter reached second base all Friday 1 5 5 1 i iine 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 .167 11 0 0 Knut Rockne. Noire Dame's wily coach, stands oot as probably the Jo pick a.

gams far thrills in addition to the three mentioned above would be an easy matter out of the program that is offered the gridiron fan today. There are several that hold am Die master strategist of the game, Taylor, of Vermont, atcLaughlin, of 1 5 Notrs Wme, fcchr2er, 'of p. MIJo; of Franktordr Bwinton. of Lo- i I 2 2 i I 2 0 0 -600 I 0 0 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 8 0 i a oi a 21 0 0 0 0 004 0 1 0 0 .000 ia a 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 10 0 A (I 0 oso 0 0 0 .000 010 MayDO tnat 8 some of your I'mind and they feel that he Can win over and it le evident that today -be will be reaort to those forwards since "his comparatively light array 1.000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000, ,000 Dayton, of P. M.

Boss, of wr! Virginia; Allen, of Bwarthmors, and I promise. Before the war Rutgers his highly touted ring opponent At over 'but I'll say this muc- a great battle, I think John McGraw is too square I a. tin Hhn 11 fioht i a oaseDau renter to srlv ihn.A in any rate it will be held a place in the limelight of the jura of xiobart Tacony has a par worth walking miles to see, rt aBA P.yani. p. tit McQuillsn, p.

tBehtlsv. a. 1 ticularly strong and this will a v' a i a 1 8 fl I 0,0 0 1 0 000000 jOM OOI) But HI say this much in closings Tbsrs srs Just twn inn portsnt things in sny bsli game, score runs snd st the ssms time prevent your opponent from do- give the Panther fans ait opportunity 1 a 2 1 a a a r.e.1 0 1,000 gridiron similar to 'that of Lafayette and Pitt today, Since the war Ryt-Kers has baton one of the lesser field. Hut this year Foster panford has launched a machine that looks like his old juggernauts, and today they 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 .333 0 1 Of seeing the plunging powers of Pat Smith, Michigan All -American, and structions to his catchers or any Other players. I am sure has not' won 1 bis wonderful pennant fights by suoi) shady tactics, and I don't think tht Kind Of baseball la nermittot 'in Venchal end Csns Undaunted by the suops of Joey Gans, the Allentown pegro, franki enchal trained to peilectlon, aa4 chuck full of confidence re4y now to jump into the ring agaiust hjs duakv nnnonftnt anl no over the ten 0 i tt -DOU Ino the same.

Csaey Stengel ds- .000 .000 .000 can not hope to cope with the speed and te riffle power of tbosa West Point veterans. If Army can conquer the invading- Westerners, Jt Will undoubtedly, give "the Cadets so Ineids -post for the dash down the homestretch toward claiming the gridiron title of 1921 in the East. An added point of Interest In this fray will be that Princeton meet Notrt Pam next week. The fact that fVwtre Dame tackles such a grrira' foe as Army first should give the Tigers an 0 0 0 fl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0JJ 0,0 OiM 0 0 0 face Lehigh which Is fF from the "National League. Please tell ma lor 8 21 .217 II 43 2 lact season.

round route, tt make very iitt dUr the benetlt of MJller Huggins' ball victory for MeGrsv and Hsiais GrpK by marvelous step in seventh Inning prevented Scotty from doing the ssms fop ths Yankeej. eonrstjits bo(h them, t-slatted for Cunnlnobam in f' Then, tpo, from the spectacula Tsnohal what kind pf a olub why is It permitted in world" standpoint today's program affords a' record Gans boasts of, for he feels scries games. probable rare treat when Pitt meets confident he can win, and he says! By no means was the game on let the Mountaineers of West Virginia, that it may be inside thejUmit. There Batted for Waton in first gsms. Ren for Gowdy la first osme.

Batted for Bentlsy in seoond gams. Ran for Bsntlsy in first fisms. VP iigmner, tW ptata star. Thf addition of Wakf (French glvesi to ths IPanthers a backfield combination, which seems to outclass any ever before assembled. While a star a R(itgera and West Point French was, acclaimed as ths most versatile back lit thf eountry.

At making slices pf tackle rtvI thf Prea Killenger. gnd in the open field he will tnaUe, Gebrgf Sullivan of the U. of and Dayhoff, BMcltpell, move at top speed to keep ths place they wop last week in, thf hearts of ths fans. SiilUvan. demon easier task next than would otherwise be theirs.

And today I'rmcetpn wity ha.ve PJtt beat Lafayette last Week ih the, re fet fighters iq. lbs welterweight big surprise of the season thus far. division who can make Vencha) back Pitt's aerial game is as good as ifouti up. He says that he will carry ths Nf WYORk" VANKES6 Amsri esn League) FABER BEATS I1MSPUT AB, tf KB 9TB BB IK 10 SB SBIBfO FQ A weak line has been the complaint i-s 1.000 I 1 d. SUB Dame and probably better.

Por fight to Gans and that )f the dusky Warner has. developed something new, bay does pot go into his shell he wilt in forward passing. give the fans something to' talk VXAYZB Witt, Ougsn, Sb. Ruth. 1b i or -rnneeton men and the nightmare, of Coach Bill Roper; With the veteran forwards who helped him win I 14 se pug LOCAL BOY DOWN ril pi 0 3 1 0 1 0 1 .167 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 .333 31 0 0 R.

Msusei, If. passing is the forU of West Virginia. There should be some bighllghta. From ths inter sectional standpoint a championship last year gone almost ripp, ia. 1.000 strated that be a real wonder, but the critics are warning tha antbpsi-astio ones to watch tha work of to the last map, It ties peen no easy task to reconstruct the Orange and anout zor a long tune, uans just as sager to win over Venchal as bs was to defeat Frankie Bcboell and the bout promises to be of a wind-up variety, with action every second.

Ths Other Bouts i v. i w.rd, ft, 0 0 1 8 0 0 2 0 1 .417 9 10 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 ,364 fi I 3 i i there Is another savory dish in store besides the Army-Notre Dame clash. Yale's amasingly powerful team faces Georgia and should have It easy 0 1.000 1 .962 0 1.000 GAME OF SERIES FOR TEN COUNT? uvsaa uDioa a Hoyt' p. I Bush. D.

If v-1. TvMld It. true form last WWFr French. The management ha been commended on the perfect order that was kept lit ths large crowd last week. This condition will even better next week for in anticipation of a Black Last Saturday's game with Johns Hopkins proved conclusively that Princeton had no line, that the men from tackle to tackle were merely-jrame and green.

The ends and backfield were the team, and no backfield, can show to advantage ths forwards fail to hold the opposition while the attack it form- .7 1 i aftouia servo as tonic Fans Marvel at Form Shown ftWow' Hero of 1917 World's Series and 'tis said that Syracuse is com 1 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ooo ooo Id 8 .000 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 XCO 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 7 0 0 OS) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 000.0 0 .000 000 01000 0 0000 0 00 0 0 Pennoek, p. 3 Jones, p. ...2 Johnson, ss. I Handricks (, 1 IHoff msnn aura Ting action tnat-is crowd evec larger than ths first ens, ing tack into Its own this year. To day frill tei '(ha story, 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 ,000 .000 CCO Coolbsugh has appeared at the Armory before against Johnny Hardy By Allentown Negro thf police protection wilt bs doubled.

Mounted police will patrol every slds bnables White i.Sojj to Win of the, field and gridiron and othar VfnchaJ is Ready 2 3 45 0 1 8 0 8 80 6140 "5 Officers win control the crowd at tha ..1008 28 5 Bsttedfor Bcott in first and thf fans know he can step some. Morris Is. a newcomer, but he has been working out in town and ths fans who have watched his preliminary work say he is a hummer. isms gata and the bleachers. This wl make it certain that ths seats re.

Whn Joey Gans, rated as the best Betted for- Juries In triird asms Scott. VJmrA mnA Plnn. Si (mh el Chicago, Oct 13 urban Faber, star spitball pitcher and hero of the 117 world's series, hurled the American League team to Its first victom over uBuoie riaysrr-f snufesi WELSH RAREBITS Gleanings From Cfiaiing Dish of Sport 1. Oisntsi Bsr.croft.F,seh snd Kelly, Ryan. Groh snd friech, Frieeh colored welterweight In- the world knocked out Mexican Jos Rivara, many of tha fistia followers served for ladies will bs undisturbed.

Th rma will again ba played at the fotst jnd field and. VU start hi. MUHLENBERG SET IP" 'I t-nfon, oancroTi ana tveny. Left en Bases Yankees, 21; Giants, 14. Willy McNulty, who meets Johnny I Hardy, is also known here, but sul Acs to say that Mike Latao Is his nmnager, and Alike never handled a poor (Ightsr in his sarear as a man Bases on Balls Off Hovt.

the National Leaguers in th? city series here yesterday. Faber downed the Cubs, 4 to 8 being afforded nna support and displaying the old cunning which marked him an th loa. gave vent to their expressions and predictions were mads iQtiii that yt. off Bush, off Penneck, 1i off 4a Off McQuillan. 2l off Bentlv.

2 off Nan 1i off Bush. 2t ntr ii off MdQuUian, 2( off Bently, 2 eff Nehf, off Watson, 1 pft Ryan, 2f j. ager. un ians an Know Hardy and winHHV vmv jr pum, t. k.

luvj, uh see mm wora against a FOR DICKINSON ny donas, ifisnT, oancrort cotprea Dattlsr would send FranWa Venchal down for the cotjnt. (Ryan Snycfar) by Pennoek, 1 (Ksllsyh I and Oron), by A.tson, 1 (Hoyth by Rysna ufllfri, 1 (R. Msusel)! by Nef, snss, W't. inn This bout should be Pltcner of, lasu (Ward ana acott); by'McQi jast opponent a thriller. Coach Walter fPunk" Wood Thura.

TIIE SPORT SCREEN uinerg paid that Vancha wf a far nuxn ana waroi. WITIJ THE SCRAPPERS Joey Gans. rsted ss ths best welter day afternoon sent his Muhlenberg ans RunrJf noyt, 4 and 4 Iri 8 1-3 Inningsj off Bush, and 1 In 3 V8 Bush. 4 ar iuah Its last i i Babe Ruth, ths Ysnks hero, in his rouiuau macnins inraiia-n U. Vic Keen, ths Maryland pell- gian, was forced to leave the slab when he became wild in the fifth session.

Fred Russell hurled until the a in- stories written for the Times-Leader. Tiara sorimmage drill weight In the world, may have boosted Ths tickets for the Armory show have already been placed on sale arid they are being disposed of rapidly. Indications point to a capacity house at the Armory Wednesday night nasi off, game wan uickinson vsry oiien reiers to "mind over mat nis etocK in iraae lascaitgnt me ifine a fp, fiitierent type fightsp than, tha, pp-popents that Pans has been appearing against and they look for. tha ocsfcl battler to give ths dusky entry the hardest battle of his career. Venchal was at the boxng- show last night and he looked to hi In fin.

seventh when he was removed for' this afternoon, tha practice fact that he knocked out an unknown 9 0 in 0 innings. ter" as one of the essentials to win ali games. There are many who does not mean anything In the life of ens, Franklo VsnchsL The latter says ptths hardest, not for the wee( Cut fof the entire season. -Starting with a light signal drill. iiiugf) this theory, while others up Iioid It Anyaay hers is an (j)ustr uans wi know after vveanesuay wua ritpnes -riysn, 1.

M', PiartrrRyin oam) Pannoek (saeatid 0ma)i Nahf Khird osmSl. Prtohara-nBush (first 0ms)j MoQuillsn sscond asms) Jons (third oame). v- -M, SATURDAYS COLLEGE condltioh. After the bout some of the MMii 115 WVftiHg VHTef. pmcn niuer.

uroie usDorne nnisbing up, Fsber hejd hs Cubs to six hits, ens pf tliem a homer by Fribarg. Tha Box gained sight safe hiows lh three Cuh pitchers. The fourth game of the series will be played to4ay at ths American League park. boys started kidding him. and.

when the practice ended with ths hardest kind of scrimmage. When tha play-era were dismissed thia afternoon one of them shouted, "est read foe FOOTBALL GAMES vs. Swarthmore, st Franklin Ralph Shlnnsrs, tfis fss utility outfielder, who the (iisnts carried all season as reserve material against Gans Venchal retorted quick ly, "1 haven't got a glass jaw they left the field a tired hut happy lot knowing that the last praatioe of the week for the big game to Penn field. MILLION DOLLAR GATE Attndance. 26,128.

Commission's ehare 12T04.37. And in that spying, Frankie said a whole lot He is one of the few Army va Notre Dams, at Rmnkivn. possiuia injury 10 isiengei or is desperately ill of typhoid Navy va Wsst Virginia Wesleyan, pool, IS NOW IN SIGHT liach olufci's battlers who in his novice days was iiuiuenxa in a ew xorg hospital, Share, $8 Wj4. New Tork, Oct. "million Colby, Bprlngfleld, 0.

Denison, 4: Cincinnati. 7. Otterbeln, 22; 'Heidelberg, 0. Maryyllls 14; Mllligan WIT FIRST TOIE THAT I 3NYDfeR TIPPED BAP! New Tork. Oot The Yankee The doctors bed given up heps af dollar" gate, so long sought by the night of next week that as has been In Venehel a plucky fighter.

There never has been sny nghter developed In this; region who ever showed any tMng on the Lithuanian doughboy in, gamepess, His frlepds say that he Can take Gans hardest socks and com back for more, and at the finish, Venchal will bs In there, working hard for 4 victory. PS Th Venohal-Gens battle Is being talked about everywhere. The fact that Gans so decisively defeated Rivers last night has boosted the Armory fight in which both of the above elters ars semi-windun prln-el PS la. The battle is attraetinar as WhUf 60s ab. r.

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Barret, If. 2" 2 1 0 1 1 2 3 6 3 saving his life, lBt Wednesday morn, ing. Ue eemed to be sinking rwpidr ly, in fact the" chances were te one that he would not recover. V-'' -'I' in 1 11 1, 1 1 morrow was over with. To Say that Muhlenberg looked good In Its practice would be-putting" it mildly, for thS Cardinal and Gray squad looked even hetter yesterday than it did the week befor lf aB- wltl Lafayette.

"There is a general sneaky feeling among the Muhlenberg followers that Muhlenberg is in for a trimming today at the Jiand of Dickinson, but those who have seen the team work; tot-in tha nut week believe differ Yals va Georgia, at New Haven. ya Georgetown, at Princeton. Harvard vs. Middlebury, at Cambridge. Lafayette va F.

and at Kaston. Lehigh va Rutgers, at New Bruns-wick Bucknell vs Siisguehanna, at 10 2 1 a A luiyea iu iaaa it vencnal In pther words has gone through the school of hard knocks. One night in Mike Gaughan's rink at Newton Johnny Herman of Allentown knocked him down, eight times, and Yfnchal was there at the finish and th last rounq he had Hernias on ths ropes Pfnch (Sfpng a.n( groggy PHlon, Made Good With Cross Can Marty Cross hit Local fight fans Who saw ths Hebrew socker iiooper, rf. Collins, 2b. Bheely, lb.

Falf. If. Then came the news of ths Giant 0 I 6 3 0 11 A 0 2 0 110 6 10 0 10 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 i ooi i Moatll, Kamm. Sb. victory, thinners rallied.

He seemed to possess mors life, more nerys. Ths body carpenters who said he didn'-l liave a chance, decided ihat thefs was chance for him after all- Pitt Vfrtfnla. ent "Muhlenberg haa shown a hijf -Improvement "since that unexpected. burgh. much If pot mors tntsrest than the windup.

t'rouse, W. and J. vs. Brown, at Wash naseoaii magnates ta wonq aeries, is Jbt sight Receipts for three days of the present record-cracking grapple at ths Stadium and ths Polo Grounds amount to $541,482. The record for tha past, ths eight-game series between the Yankees and the Giants In 1921, drew 1900,288.

Just shprt of tha minion mark. At the present rate, if the series goes three mors games, which seams possible, the million nark will ha bassed. If it goes seven games, tha limit, tha best record of tha past will be laaten by $200,080. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Holy Cross, 22; Providence, 0. Boston College, 10 j.

Fordbam. P. When ho was in his prime will attest ington, Pa. hall players were I'hot under tha col- lar1' in tha club house after the game yesterday because of the bat-ttpping stunt hat I'Panchq" Snyder pulled on Aaron Ward In the ninth Inning, They declared that it was not the first time In the- series that Snyder haa pulled tha trick and that If it Is repeated, there will ha rumpus oni tha ball "Bnyder tipped my bat la tha tttafhi inning. said Ward.

"Ha even sd- initted to me that ha did, but Nallln wouldn't pay any attention ta tny protest It's not tha first time ha dons It I should hare had bit haaa faoer, p. Totals Pea O'Brien. Old Ferae battler, last to nis nitung aoimy, ana yat. Warty when he was at his bast couldn't defeat by Delaware lasi paiufuay. and there 'is more fight than ever among the individual players.

Phara a determination to Show Penn Stats vs. Gettysburg, at Stats Coltegs. night in Binghamtpn, knocked out 0nstota Bob, of Syracuse, W. T. Dartmouth vs.

Boston Unlversltr. phase-Venchal. When they fought in this city, Cross knocked Venchal down, but Frankie didn't stay there that hv have tha goods, and that the defeat at the hands of JPeUwart ins aayo wallop came in the tenth round and it was a crashing right hand wallop to the jaw. 1 or any lengm ot time ana OS gave was a nuke, pey w-' 1. roas one or hardest battles pf DU.

aulteiy for tha game today and his carter. ......28 1 "i t7 Cubs ab. r. h. o.

a. a. 1 0 0 4 0 1 i 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 1 11 0 i ......4 12 12 i 4 (f 0 2 0 0 a o- 4 Ill 4 1 0 oo a 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 o-o poo 6 0 2 1 'W whenMHuhlenberg takes tha naio W- there hereabouts who will say that Gans hits harder, than this Sams I on balls Instead of being called ant Pit fstrikea day ths Cardinal ana way euppun-ers will see the sme snappy ngntlog tam that gave Lafayette auch a mind ones sgain had triumphed over the weakness of the flesh. A least It had triumphed momsntar- iiy and carried the bait player ovay a desperate stags of his disease. 1 -rr There are good hopes now that thinners will pull through.

a tine athlete and an 'excellent, ball player, Shinners had never' 'quite risen to sufficient heights win a in the lineup of the world's champions. But he was Veil liked, -end there Isn't a player in the league or a fan In the country who doesn't wish him well in the bluer fight with the dark-robed angel. The big point je, that Skinner's joy in his teammates'' success lifted him out of the rut and save hint a fight Stats, cf. Adams, sa Grsnthsm, 2b. Grimes, lb.

Friberg, lb. Miller, If. Heathcote. rf. O'Farrell, c.

Keen, Fussell, p. Grigsby Osborne, p. tross reiiowr The fight between Gans and Ven great battle. Young MoDeds, of Plains, Isat night caused suite an upheaval in hstlo circles when he gave Whitey Grey the worst trimming of his eareer. Ths Hanover Green boy was on the vsrge of a knockout the last two rounds.

To the credit of Grey, however, he stood up under a Arcs bombardment, and he shewed rars, gareeness In go ing ths entire route. For some reason or pther the gallery gods, who are usually fair ant broad minded, gave Cornell va'Willlams. at Ithaca, Columbia vs. Wesleyan, at New York, Centre vs. Clemson, at Danville.

Maryland vs Richmond College, at College park, Md. Johns Hopkins vs. Mount St Vary's, gt Baltimore. Pelawsrs vs. Urslnus, at Newark.

Lebanon Valley ya at Lebanon. 1 P. M. a vs. Albright, at Chester.

Haverford vs. Stevens, at Hobpken. Holy Cross va Providence, at Worcester. Syracuse va Alabama, at Drexel vs. pt.

Joseph's College, at Phillies Park. Ohio State va Colgate, at chal promises to be a great- battle. Everywhere that sporting fans con- negate, when flstlp dope is peddled, here is some person or other who shouts out, ''say, how about that Venchel-Gans fight And this interest extends all over ths valley and tha coming bout will be freely ......31 2 6 27 12. 2 Totals ing chance for life. It was another uetiittn lutmer a nna raxzinar -aiiu iuf M88cu in seveiuiu Score by Innings White Sox 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 Cubs 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (j Two-base Grouse, Frl commented on until they meet in the ring, Gans knocked put WaHy 'Hinekls.

hs Kayoed Jerry Mayes, and hs for 'those whs believe that Whitey didn't deserve such treatment stopped Johnny O'Malla. Gang credited with knocking out several WALTER pipp is out OF SERIES FOR GOOD New York. Oct II. Walter Pipp, ths plncky Vst baseman of the Tankeea, who Started the Series under ths handicap lof an. injunsd- ankje, strained st Boston two weeks was announced a deMtely out of the Yankee lineup fop the remainder of the games, by Coi Jaoob Rupperi laat night ''i-1 The running tq second bass la a feres hit by Aaron Ward in- the seventh in-tnng Ppo bad tP slide in a desperate effort to beat Bancroft's throw to Frlsch.

He slid, then trledtorise and fell over heap. The bad leg had given away again and now Jt is worse than ever. v-" Walter will i view the proceedings from ths bench or side line today and the rest of the series. His absence Is found to hurt the a'40- of the berg. Hpms Stolen, base Adams- Bacrlflcea Colins, Keen, Hooper.

Double plays Ipther opponents, Rivera. the.fexU Michigan vs- vanaermit ai Aan Arbor. BATS -Collins, alcClellgn and Sheely, Left on baewt faox. Cubs, 4. Base tilO (Uiq fcf, Vrpf, 1, tM Wy.

LOCAL BOYS ON CLASS 1 TEAMS AT MUHLENBERQ urXhtSK! Sacrolrn.teTUe other in. backflelds restefday, a rouhda O'Brien i a fairly good bo AHpntown, when th. Freshen fct: but hs mate fSi Thi Muhlenberg defeated; tba Bopba- fans would Hka to see more of this mores 24 0. "lioch" Junes played -youngster. on pans- ra.oer, neon, yeoppie, Struck putx-Byi' Fabse, by Keen, fi by Ftissell.

3. Keen. 6 In 4 1-2 innings: off Fussell jn 2 8-3; off 08borne, la Wild ultchr FussalL Umn rested QUlgley. Ormsby, Tatein snd iqlmes. Llng 2.5Q I 3.5P pan, peing nis l'epi vipvnp.

tui gHoij didn't knock out Larry Eetr idgs, when i the New hegro opposed, him, at the Armory plug a months ffa'l Tommy Cjuigley feels confident that Venchal wjl take the measure Gans in an eight round bout Hs IS very much elated tha Venclioj has, decided to 'return to ths ring, and Tom plans to make him as big a drawing card as ha was about pns year ago. II Vonebat beats Qans he will again be la popular favor with all the fans, and realising just what It means to him, the fans can de-eend on tt that Venchal Is going '44ms i.il.- 1 SOCCER GAME AT FORTY FORT Yanks. He had been hitting at rate in the three games played- It may hurt the defense; for Babe Ruth is not as agile at Arst as the tall Wolver the pace GREAT dm TQ On Baturdav at Wallba if Neh't ine. Eimer'SmUh or orobsblv will play IUT IU flfH tWf warn, Holnhauer right half for the second year men, contest took plsoe in connection with Colege $9f celebration. The heart was takes put the so-thomores, when, after they were bout to score.

Wtdemoysr Inter-cci'ted a forward and rasj yards fur a touchdown. Freshmen Spphqmores. Mderaoyer left snd Melllck 1 i elntaolman left idcle Steward Umick left guard Miller center Truchses 1 right guard Dennis Harvey Hendrlck in ths outfield In place of Ruth, STATEMENTS BY RIYAl MANAGERS John McGraw, Glapts: -fhs Giants) have now passed the hardest part of the journey. Ths series has not been won yet, as TnkM fighting club, but we haveThe aovantags ani I feai sure ws will retain it Casey Stengel has won two Uns games for us. Nehf pitched wpn-derfully yesterday and Groh was marvelous.

I am sorry that Pipe is hurt because he a great player and a gentleman." Miller Huggins, Yankees: "We have not given tip' hope. Wo ars outshining the tliants and having tnostof the breaks against us. Stengel thought that Janes tried to 'bean' him before iis hit (he homer but' he Is wrong. Jones would never try -to -'dust a batter. The Babe still has his eye and his confidence is only increased when they keep walking him.

Shawkey will pitch today if he warms up good." formidable Plains' United wl lineup against tbs Forty Fort Soccer club. Both teams ars at present tie for first position and a break either ar Will gq a Jong way in, deciding the pennant lather team needs an Introduction In the soccer world as both clubs are composed of players from up net down tba valley. llalns Is expected to Use their feir out to win and that he will be at pis beat when he tackles his hardhitting Welterweight opponent. 32 South Main St. NEWPORT ELEVEN rpn'kol tackle.

Bartholomew j-tholomew ulap Uneun consisting of Border, ale, Lants Donald, Newblgging. MoOrew, Drylle Jliller right ena DEFEATS RIVALS Judging from jnanner In which yer quarterback Klotz Newport Township high school's foot ball team Is starting (ha season, they will putdo their last year's record. They defeated Forty Fort high school ram Ai HARD ONE TO, -s-Jpn. Ka'i Oct- IS. "It KM a great gains to said Arthur Nehf in his modest way after tha little yesterday.

"JHy ar never felt better and my curye ball. 14 pharp break to it. ''I was pot worried by tha baaing of ths crowd when Rutb was at ths bat in" ths eighth. My hardest moment of tha gams came in the ninth Inning with Ward at ths bat i thought that would fever get hjw. Sad Sam Jones was not a sad person when seen In the club? 1 wanted to win today," said Jones.

''I never pitched any better. ball I threw Wiengel in the seventh, a sorew did pot break the way eirtected it would. It broke too tlose, ami that Is why Stengel hit his homer." BALL rden hulfback J.hics fullback Glenn r-ubsiltutlons Wolfe for Day. for Adamlck. Harned for 8.

Neily for Stewart Bumra for Valentine fof Dennis. Touch-do nr Widemcyer, B. Miller, Bor-iv Peycr. Umpire Groves. Reft JiPiivl iipesman-HCrrinii DIDN'T PITCH TO i ME, SAYS RUTH New York, Oct lf-'Nehf didn't pitch to you can go and bet on hat," said Babe Ruth while he was "cooling out" -in the club house after the battle at ths Yankee Stadium yesterday.

-t'He' didn't pitch to me," continued the PBlg Hitter." ''and if he had In that, eighth Inning I might bava won the ball game. 'They pitched to me In the flrst two games, but Nehf decided yesterday that it was better to walk me rather than let nie get a real swing at the ball. The ball I was called out oo in tha sixth nnln was high and on the Inside, and I thought I had my base on tls. 'I tell you aHIn. it a'as pns game that tha titants didn't pltuii to me." yesterday pn fhs Ttst Side school's field by the score of 20 to 0.

j.iprnozi, uie vien vyon ypuin sso Is itarring as the centre for Newport. and urumera, lameron orotners, Dins-mulr, Fergupn and Moffatt lorty iqrt will have Captain J. Bundle, Oliver Arthur a professional from one of the vrack English teams, Joe Patrick another medal man, Dick Richards who is clever with the ball, Smith one ot thf best goalies in 'the cpuntry, besides several others, ope pf whom will be a new fullback who comes under ths highest recout uienuatioe of being the best Is his class. As this is a Wyoming Leagtis con-1 test the kick-off must be at prompt On Sunday the Forty "ort team will the Nanticoke A. Cat fan- i icoks, i CCCC" snent -it Time of imarterST.ia minutes.

and Kushln, their half back, featured with 'specular plays and ends runs, jsewpovt a touchdown in every period. Peter Torek, a former college foatbal star who is Want To Swap Guns? We wIB s.y cuk tit ytmr sea. 'ttfU, ristol. tt MCku-e wltk fn tt ethaf ftrMr'zea wity ml, Vrm to time to (nil rn Decker-LkdLczn Ilvare Co. a member of the Neanort Town rCOTOALL NOTES Buflaloes will play i iJunaloes, gun- 1 i.

-t. 2 Shirp ship high sohool faculty, i coaflung the bovs'and Uke evtry other tenia rl- H. ELASE, tt 8. Maia tliat Turek directs thoy bav. exil- lent clijfuros of iiiiijs out on 'top..