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BATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ,1, 1904 THE PITTSBURG PRESS Sell mm Uncle Sam, in the person of ten of his government officials, is always in charge of every department of our distillery. During the entire process of distillation, after the whiskey is stored in barrels in our warehouses, during the seven years it remains there, from the very grain we buy to the whiskey you get, Uncle'Sam is constantly on the watch. We daro not take a gallon of our own whiskey from our own warehouse unless he says it's all right. And when he does say so, that whiskey goes direct to you, with all its original strength, richness and flavor, carrying a UNITED STATES REGISTERED DISTILLER'S GUARANTEE of PURITY and AGE, and saving the dealers' enormous profits. That's why HAYNER WHISKEY is the best formedicinal purposes.

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lireei from our Saves dealers' profits. ran rui a wn ve1 rs) THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. RACES NEXT WEEK Friday's Results. Philadelphia 9 Detroit 4 Detroit 5 Philadelphia. 4 Cleveland 3 Washington Chicago 4 New York St.

Louis 3 Boston AT MORRIS PARK Standing of the Clubs. HATWEtfS lYNER'Si ENTHUSIASM AT WUP RUNS HIGH Students Held a Monster Parade This Morning Grove City Bunch Arrived in Good Time Pctl onfftM vKio ma 02 WMYtABOtfl Phila 78 Pet .551 .447 .408 .241 85 55 87 57 S5 59 78 62 New York Boston Chicago Clever 63 78 53 84 34 107 Louis. Detroit 557 Wash ton PURE SEVEN -YEAR -OLD RYE Games Today, The Meeting Begins There On Monday and Some Rare Sport Is On the Program THIS IS THE LAST DAY AT GRAVESEND New York at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St.

Louis. Philadelphia at THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. Friday's Results. FULL QUARTS EXPRESS CHARGES PAID BY US ALL BIG COLLEGE ELEVENS ARE BUSY Boston 8 Pittsburg Boston 7 Pittsburg Chicago 12 New York Chicago 5 New York Brooklyn 4 St. Louis New Tork.

October 1. This afternoon's racing- at Gravesend, and then the racing scene will shift to the Westechester Racing Association's course at Morris Park, the one place which at the present time Standing of the Clubs. OUR OFFER We will send you FOUR FULL QUART BOTTLES of HAYNER'S SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE for $3.20 and we will pay the express charges. Try it and if you don't find it all right and as good as monde's Right 111, Jocund 106, Leonidas 105, Outcome 106 and Ostrich 92, are the best of the others engaged. Whether Stalwart will accept the issue to be seen.

It is asking much of any 3-year-old to pick up six pounds above his weight for age and beat seasoned horses of various ages. Again, Stalwart has had such a hard campaign that his brilliant victories in the Hindoo, Annual Champion and Century stakes would be marred wore he to meet with terest by giving a monster parade this morning through the downtown district of Pittsburg. The paraders numbered hundreds of enthusiastic university men, who were equipped with horns, whistles, racket-makers, canes, ribbons, flags and banners. Their lusty yells for their alma mater could be heard for squares, but this was not a marker to the enthusiasm they were prepared to show at Exposition Park this afternoon when their strong eleven goes on the field. Coach Mosse reported this morning that Grove City had arrived and was confi is worrying turf officials.

hetner it win be the last meeting at the famous course has not been definitely settled, but one 1 fact is sure, and that Is that here will be excellent racing there during the com Pet .711 .569 .367 .060 1 New York 104 2 Chicago 8f 3 Cincinnati 82 4 Pittsburg 80 5 St. Louis 71 6 Boston 54 7 Brooklyn 54 ts Philadelphia 48 43 57 62 63 ft4 PS you ever drank or can buy from anybody else at any price, then send it back at our expense and your $3.20 will be returned to you by next mail. Just think that offer over. How could it be fairer? If you are not perfectly satisfied, you are not out a cent. Better let us send you a trial order.

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dent of bumping Wup. But Mosse said that his men were all in fine fettle. They are trained to the minute and expect to walk all over their opponents. The indi- This is the real opening day of the football season. The big colleges have each played one or two games, but they were against weak opponents.

Today, however, there will be some real clashes on the gridiron, and the outcome of some of them will be anxiously awaited by those Interested in the welfare of the big elevens. Princeton lines up this afternoon against fieorgetown at Princeton and expects to make a good showing, although the (Georgetown lads are undoubtedly strong. Vale will have Trinity as her opponent, while University of Pennsylvania will be up against Virginia. Harvard meets Williams, and Cornell plays Rochester. Columbia lines up against Wesleyan, and Lafayette clashes with TJrsinus.

State College plays Allegheny College and expects to run up a big score. Next week State will play Yale at New Haven. Carlisle and Oettysburg come together, and lickinson meets Albright. Washington and Jefferson plays Marietta at Washington. In the West, Michigan plays Case School, and Chicago meets the Indians.

All the local teams are getting busy, and some rare sport is on the program for this afternoon. The most interest, of course, was taken in the contest at Exposition Park between the Western University eleven and Grove City College. The students at Wup showed their in- stakes scattered through the program. On that day the feature will be the Jerome handicap. It is for 3-year-olds and nip-ward, and is at a mile and five-sixteenths over hill.

Handlcapper Vosburgh has already alloted the weights, and the Thomas 3-year-old Stalwart is at the top with 132 pounds. Next to Stalwart comes Bryn Mawr with io nniinri'! and next in order Is H. B. established in Maryland on a firm basis. W.

P. Riggs, who in the past seasons, conducted meetings at Baltimore, has gathered about him some of the best people in the State, and they have formed an association which will be known as the Baltimore Jockey Club. R. C. Hall, well known on Eastern tracks, is the president, and Carroll Brown is vice-president.

Wyndham Walden and T. B. Davis are two of the directors. The latter is a brother of the Democratic candidate for vice president. latter tprrarv.

Although the he i a crnmnlished nothing, THE BEANIES WIN TWO MORE Both Games of the Double-Header Lost by the Pirates will have to shoulder 114 pounds. Or A Professional Coach. New Haven, October 1. Little doubt Is felt that Yale will have a professional baseball coach for the winter training in the cage, for the early spring work and a good share of the playing season, although Captain Bowman says that no details for the coaching have cations were that a tig crowd would be at the game this afternoon, which is Wup's opener for the season. There are several other good games on local gridirons this afternoon.

W. J. Academy is the attraction at Shadyside. The Pittsburg Lyceum team will play the Mules at Pittsburg College, and St. John's Lyceum team will clash with the Pittsburg College Sophomores.

The East End Lyceum team plays at Crafton. The Her-ron Hill bunch will be up against the Prowlers at the Colosseum. The Pequots will play the Fillmores. The Pastimes will perform at Swissvale. The Devlins will line up against the Oakdale High School team at Oakdale.

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been decided upon. It is believed by some bv the concentration every thought upon the unswerving pursuit of aS and Joe Walcott fought 20 rounds to i single object. This accounts for the difference between success and failure 3 in the treatment and cure of diseases and weaknesses of men. I will make I Bowdoin loses four men this season, two Cincinnati has 11 pitchers from whom to select a staff next season. a thorough and scientific EXAMINATION or your ailment FREE OF CHARGE; an examination that will disclose your true physical condition, without a knowledge of which you are groping in the dark.

If you have taken treatment without success I will show you why failed. I have devoted my whole life to the study of this class of diseases and I have evolved a special system of treatment that is a quick, safe and certain cure. professional coach to assist in the fall training. Of last year's team Pitcher Jackson, Shortstop O'Brien, Third Baseman Hulskamp, Left Fielder Cote and Center Fielder Miller return. Most of them will be available to assist Captain Bowman in the fall coaching.

The veterans of the team will probably not be called out this fall. At least part of your earnings should bJ In "the strong bank that pays 4," North American Savings 4th Ave. Market St. Special to The Press. Boston, October 1.

Pittsburg yesterday lost both games of a double-header to the Beaneaters, who captured the first contest by the score of 8 to 2, and the second by the score of 7 to 3 In six In the first game the Pirates failed to give Sam Leever any kind of support, and fielding errors sent the visitors down to defeat. Leever pitched very fair ball, until the fielders went to pieces and began to pile up errors galore. Pittsburg's only runs were the result of a home run by Leever in the third Inning. In the second game Flaherty proved by graauauon. Cornell is hoping that ex-Captain Brewster will return to college this (season and try for the team.

Cunniff, a candidate for center at Harvard, weighs 221 pounds. There'll be some beef" to bump out of the way. Harvard has plenty of "beef." but the heavy men are not of the tall and lanky kind, which usually insures speed. TURNER MADE FINE SHOWING Local Auto Driver Much In Evidence at Island Races in Cambridge for easy. a terrific receDtion.

He was given He was given There is one player BASEBALL NOTES. Wake up, boys. At Philadelphia. Double-header today. Isn't Wagner missed? Oh.

no. Delehanty swatted the leather hard. Glad the Boston series is over. Here, too. No team wins that doesn't play the game.

Those Beanies looked like Giants to the Pirates. What will the Phillies do to the Champs? President Harry C. Pulllam was here i the locals making four runs off his de- Harvard has found little use as His name is VARICOCELE Its effects on the system cured in lo to 15 days. DISCHARGES such as gonorrhoea and gleet, cured in 3 to 6 days, never to return. ECZEMA pimples, ringworm.

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livery irr the first inning, aided by a vet and whom Tale desires. Barney Oldfield, the Intrepid driver of record-breaking automobiles, gave a high miserable fumble by McCormick. The Hanley. Pirate fielders seemed to be asleep and i didn't know what to do with the ball I There is every Indication that Harvard WHO HAVE ABUSED SUTURE'S LAWS By Farly Follies, Sexual Excesses or Overwork, MY VIGORAL ABSORBENT PAD CURES WEAK MEN, IT ACTS DIRECT ON WEAKENED. WASTED ORGANS AND MAKES THEM STRONG AND WELL DEVELOPED.

when it did come their way. i football family la worKing Thp nlavlne- rf tho Piratoa marta Knt-Vi I (i.l-tr anil Is doing Well In all re- contests more or less farcical, and the spects. Pittstur usually makes a rood showing The Philadelphia Record says mat omy Kidney, Bladder and Prostatic Diseases. I cure all Irritation, frequent desire. stoppage, pain In back, scanty flow and catarrhal condition.

i -v. rckxrfA in Pennsy's first game were in good standing at the college office. Little Arthur McCarty, the great little frpman baseball player, has yet to be I MAKE NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS or deceptive propositions to ths afflicted, neither do I promise to cure them IN A FEW DAYS in order to secure their patronage, but I guarantee a COMPLETE, SAFE AND LASTING CURE In the QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME, without leaving injurious aftereffects in the system, and at the lowest cost possible for HONEST, SKILLFUL and SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. You can pay by the visit or week or month or when cured. Write for Symptom Rlank If Yon Cannot CalL Everything Confidential Dut tney went through this series without capturing a single game.

Scores FIRST GAME3. Boston 0 0102203 8 Pittsburg 00200000 02 Two-base hits Willis, Telehanty, Geler, Ritchey. Three-base hit Barclay. Home run Leever. Sacrifice hit Lauterborn.

Double plays Kruger and Bransfield; Lauterborn, Abbaticchio and Tenney. First base on balls Off Willis 5. off Leever 3. Hit by pitcher By Willis, McCormick. Struck out By Willis 5, by Leever 3.

Passed ball Moran. Time 1:59. Umpire Johnstone. I heard from in Harvard on the gridiron. Last year the stocky little fellow was certainly the goods.

Poor old Penn! Is she to lose what llt-1 tie prestige she now has left? Her playing is disappointing, and unless a great improvement soon takes -place the red and i blue may be relegated to the ranks of I practice games. Barclay, of the Boston Nationals, CONSULTATION FREE. Office II ours i 9 a. m. to 0 m.

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No cutting. No pain or loss of time from work. DR KOLER ly sensational exhibition of his daring on Brunots Island track yesterday afternoon. In the presence of a crowd numbering over Oldfield, seated In his "Green Uragon," a most marvelous piece of auto racing machinery, the one-mile track in exactly 60 seconds. He did this twice, the lirst time in a five-mile exhibition against time and again in a three-mile exhibition.

Local honors were easily carried off by George li. Turner, who, in spite of the fact that he was one of the victims of a serious auto accident in Allegheny a few days ago, drove his own machines in a stvle that was little less sensational than that displayed by Oldneld. Mr. Turner appeared in a gray coat, a slouch hat and with his face covered with strips of adhesive plaster. He was given a warm reception by the crowd and was cheered and cheered again when It was seen that he knew a few things about the game which are supposed to belong exclusively to the professional members of the racing raternty.

Other members of the Pittsburg Club who drove their own cars made excellent showings, keeping up with such experienced drivers as Webb Jay and H. Fteldin. All in all, the members of the Automobile Club have every reason' to feel wrell satisfied with the success attending their efforts on the first day of their meet. The most interesting race was a handicap event for 24-horse-power touring cars. It required three heats to decide.

The tirst heat was won by a Fierce, owned by W. C. Temole. No. 14 led for the first two miles.

Then No. 9 went to the front and won rather easily, with No. 10, a Richard, owned by O. K. Vestal, second.

Tn the second heat five machines lined ip for the pistol shot. It resolved Itself Into a combat between Barney Oldfield SECOND GAME. ess: 'Tis said that Buckenberger really feels happy today. McGInnity was hamm-red off the rubber yesterday. Five home runs were made at New York yesterday.

Emil Batch yesterday made four hits, including a double. Sam the Goshenlte is proud as Lucifer over that home run. It's about time for Manager Clarke to use the paddle on somebody. Wtlhelm Is becoming accustomed to bumping his old team-mates. Wonder of wonders! Hard-luck Mitchell won his game yesterday.

The Giants seem to be playing almost as listlessly as are the Pirates. And Tennay smole a dreadful smile. Revenge came his wav at last. The morning dispatches have it that Archer's catching helped to rattle Flaherty. If Leevet bnd BOSTON.

Geier, m. Barclay, rf. Tenney, lb. Abbaticchio, is the old Lafayette halfback. He was i one of the greatest halves that ever played the game, and was picked foe the i All-American team by Caspar hitney and Walter Camp.

It was announced some time ago that Captain Hogan would give out all the football news in New Haven this fall. It now seems as though thl3 were true and already mighty Jim has begun In true ot rio The. wail has already begun, AB. 3 3 1 3 ...3 3 3 3 S9. H.

2 3 1 2 R. 1 i 1 1 0 1 0 1 P. 0 0 ft 1 1 0 5 2 0 R. I 2 0 0 1 3 3 E. 1 2 0 0 0 0 Oooley, If Delehanty, Needham, Lauterborn, I TREAT MEX OXLY AXD CURE THEM TO STAY CURED.

Wilhelm, 3 11 18 10- 25 Totals. AB. R. H. P.

A. E. and the wise- ones will now De on ins watch. COLLEGE FOOTBALL ELEVENS BUSY TODAY. XV-.

IT. P. vs. Grove City College at Exposi 0 1 9 3 PITTSBURG. Gilbert, If Beaumont, Ritchey.

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6 15 11 Totals. My best reference Is: NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED. Boston 4 110 1 7 Pittsburg 0 2 1 0 03 Two-base hits Geier, Abbaticchio, Sacrifice hits Ritchey, Geier. Stolen base Lauterborn. Double play Kruger, Ritchey and Bransfield.

First base on and George K. Oldfield won, but in the second mile he had to break the record to do so. He made the mile in 1 :02 2-5, which beats the record of 1:03 2-5 by one second. Another attractive program has been arranced for thi3 afternoon, when Old-field will try to lower the marks he made "The track is one of the finest have ever ridden on," said Oldfield last night, "and had it not been for the strong wind this afternoon I am confident that I could have done a mile in much less time than firt seconds. If there is no wind tomorrow I will cut down today's time by several seconds, for I am very anxious to establish a mark for the track which will not be touched by others for some time to come." uia ms snare, anyway.

"The Pittsburg players did not care," says a dispatch from Hub-town. Clarke should make a few of them care. Boston dispatches say that the Pirates' fighting spirit seems to have evaporated. So have some of the batting averages. Both the New York and Boston Americans were shutout yesterday.

The former still retain their lead by three points. Forty-sfx base hits were made In the two New York-Chicago games vesterday. The Giants got 25 of them and still lost both games. 9atcner Fred Carisch is Improving rapidly at the Allegheny r.mtral DAILY HOURS 9-9. CONSULTATION FREE.

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The sale was completed after Oiseau won the Holly Handicap on Wednesday. The colt is a son of Imp Ornus Kitty Gunn, by Virgil, and was bred by Joseph Warner at his farm, near this city. He cost Mr. Greener as a yearling $1,000. and in his colors has won 12 races this year.

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