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0' r-rl I I A 4t l'J4 1 1 it I .11. i iivj 1 1 i i-m ii i mumivu i WJmf DJi Main -World By "Hop OCQOP REPORTER AJ wexxT Vnoucan! series HL iS- IT i i Browns Win Back ST LOUIS, MO, Oct. 9. The Americans took a dotibin header from the Nulionals here today 5 to 1 and to bringing their total victories liu far to three. A fourth aayi, tts tied.

GRIDIRON RESULTS At Princeton Princeton Syracuse 0. At New Haven Yale Lehigh (J. At Cambridge Harvaid 2t, Carlislo outside the park gave the signal that I lie president was at hand. A few minutes later he entered, Mrs. Gait just behind him.

As tboy started for their neats, however, the president asked Gall to proceed blm. Mrs. Gait was quickly recognizod and had to join the president iu acknowledging the tribute of the throng. Wilson Tosset uut Ball. Then Prenidout Wilson tossed out GIL ANDERSON WINS GREAT 350-MILE RACE MOW YORK, Oct.

Anderson won the 350 mile race for llu Astor cup at the New Siieepshead Hay speedway today in the fastest and one of the closest automobile coulHS's ever held. His time was bout's "i minutes 42 second, ten minutes and 43.118 seconds be' lor than the world record, made at Chicago. Tom li'jonoy a ball game from start to finish. The players were aggressive and this had a corresponding effect upon the fans. Umpire Rlgler did not please the locals by some of his decisions, particularly when he called Bancroft out on the third, one in the ninth.

Just prior to this Rigler would not lot Stock take first when it seemed the ball had bit blm Oil the elbow. The fact that President Wilson and Mrs. Gait were to witness today's same gave an unusual air of excitement to the preliminaries. Decorators were out early and had the presidential box aglow with the national and city colors. The crowd came eariy, too, all h'ore by Ityijurrs: It 11.

Id. First gatfuT 410 000 0005 2 Nationals 0'o 000 010 1 5 Batteries -Wellmnn and Agnew; Sallee. Niohaus and Snyder. Second game: Americana 000 013 1106 6 0 Nationals 000 2(10 0002 5 6 naileries- and Sovoroid; Meadows and Gun.alos. Clemson Wins KNOX VILLK, Oct.

9. Clemson defeated the University of Tennessee football team bete today to 0. Harris, of the tealt, kicked a poal front field early In the fourth qunarter. The game was featured by two long runs by Quarterback McMillan, of CleuiHon. Costly fumbles marred the play if the Tennessee team which was on the defensive much of the time.

Harris, of Clemson G. V'owell, of Tennessee. Yale Wins Close Game NE WHAVEN, Oct. 9 Yale del'aoled the powerful Lehigh eleven today 7 to 6 In one of tbo most bitterly contested football games seen hero iu years. The visitors scores came through two field goals by Cahlll, left half back Yale pcorod a touchdown In the third period by a series of terrific line plunges by Seovll and Wilson.

Lehigh gained ground almost at will by brilliant foi ward passing and long end runs. Navy Snowed Under ANNAPOLIS. Ml), Oct. 9 One of the worst defeats they have suffered in years, was administered to Navy tills afternoon by Pittsburgh University. The scoie was: Pittsburg 47; Navy 12.

The midshipmen were completely overpowered by tbo speed and force U1e visitors aitactis. rnriTHur ribiut un SMILES UPON SOX (Continued from Fuse 1). wide out curves which broke far a way from the plate. For this ignominy to one of Boston's best batters, young Foster turn-el in and funned tie batting idol of tb rhillies. Cravat li.

the first time lie faced him and the last It was in between these whining exhibitions, liuwcwsr that "navvy" whaled one into the double which eventually tied up the game, for the local club and paved the way fur a possible victory. Kept on Edge. The free manner in which the other players were meeting the ball, however, kept the tans on edye and made I OFFICIAL Boston Hooper, rf Scott, ss. Hcnriksen, Cady, Speaker, cf Hoblitzel, lb Lewis, If Gardner, 3b Barry, 2b Thomas, Janvrfn, ss Fo ter, Totals X-3attd far Scott in seventh. Philadelphia 3b Bancroft, ss ppskert, cf Cisvath, -rf luderus, lb W.iited, Jf Hie huff, 2b Bums, Mayer, Tetals i 1 it a was second in 3:25:29, also beating the former record of 3: 33: 29.3.

Bob llurmau was limit at 3Hi miles when engine trouble forced him to slop during attempts to catch liooney. I'M O'Hoiinell sprinted Into third place in the last ten miles. Resta and Cooper, who were later forced out of the race, alternated In the lead for the first one hundred miles. Anderson then led to the 175th mile when passed him A broken valve put the latter uut iu (lie 241st mile. Soon after Aniiersnti took Ibe 1 and held It to the tinish P.

Henderson was fourth, Alley fifth and Carllimherg slx'h. WHITE SOX BLANK THE CHICAGO CUBS CH1CA, Oct. 9. Tbo Chicago American shut out the local Nationals 5 to today and made the seres three to one in their favor. John Collins hit a home run with the bases tilled in the third, Just after Yaughan had walked a man and forced a run across tile plate.

Score by innings: H. Americans 0'Ki oo0 000 5 in 0 Nationals (tot) 000 000-0 4 0 Batteries: Soott and Sehalk; Ad-dams, Vaughn and Archer. Men seem to think that women's hearts are lil.e old china-none the woive for a break or two Judge. It is comparatively easy to start a new putty; the difficulty Is In getting anywhere with it. Globe.

Army Win Gr.e WHST PUIT-. Oct. 9. Artiiv troiu (Jettvsliurg today 2i U' o. The visitors presented a strong line that belli back the Army's attack time and again but tucy failed to cope with a lieu llderitin repertoire of forward pass plays by the cadets.

Keenness iu following the bull also counted In the Aimy's tavor. Oliphant, tight end, scored 16 of he Attny'i 2 points. The cadets lacked the i.ti to gain through Gettysburg's line. Their I.I' King was also poor Tigers Beat Syracuse PIUNCF.TON. N.

(M. 9 Prince-ton defeated Syracuse here today by a score of 3 to 0. Shortly after the beginning of the third quarter, Tibbott, right half back kicked a Held rr.nu the yard line. Syracuse, threatened Princeton's r.oal line twice 'I he vi.sl tots were stronger thin was anticipated. Forward passing marked the g'inm.

Cornell Wins ITHACA, Oct. Cornell out weighed and outpaved Williams today and the New ICnglanders were defeated by 4t Id 6. The game wah played in a pouring rain. Harvard Beats Indians CAMIIRIIXIK, Oct Harvard seore, ii comparatively easy victory over the Carlisle Indians today rolling up 2 points iu three periods on fast wotk by the backs Then (he third period Willi a number of suhst il ules In Hie Cr'nison line, the Indians rushed the hal ISO yards, on loug forward passes and line plumes, for their only score The first Harvard eleven bad mi iliHiciilly III liold.ng lh( Indians on their idde of tbo fle'd In the first two periods Bocelli Stake LDXINli'l't IN, Oct. Uocelli won the Kentucky slake at the (Jr.

nd Circuit meeting here todiv. Colorado Range was second and Dcroche was hill llest lime 2: dS 1 t. 'Get The -rt anxious to see the President, of course, but just a little more anxious to see bis fiance. From 1 o'clock on reports kept coming that Air. Wilson was about to enter the stand and there was rush to the field to aurroiind his box.

Even the players of the two teams forgot tholr work and Joined the throng over near the visiting players' bench. Just after 2 o'clock, a snout SCORE Ab. R. H. Po.

A. E. 3 1 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 1 3 0 0 4 0 1 8 3 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 4 1 2 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 I) 4 0 3 3 0 0 32 2 10 27 11 0 Ab. R. H.

Po. A. E. 4 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 2 2 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 9 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 4 1 0 3 0 0 6 3 1 3 0 0 1- 3 0 30 1 3 27 12 0012 0001 Earned Phil- Score by inninfis: Bostcn 100 000 Philadelphia 003 100 Summary: Two base hits Foster, Cravath, Luderus. runs Boston, Philadelphia, 1.

Left on bases Boston, At Lexington, Va. NVajJiiri'g'on and Lee 21; MarshijU College o. At Ixlngton, Va. Virginia Mill, tary Institute College 0. At Columbia, S.

C. Final University of S. 41; S. C. l'resl terlau College 0.

Nashville, Tenn. Vandei hilt 57; Georgetown (Ky.) College At Chattanooga, Tenn. tMotgia Chattanooga 6. At Atlanta, Ga. Georgia Tech 21; Davidson.

At New Orleans, La Ttilane 13; Southwestern Industrial Institute 0. At Washington, L). C. -Catholic University 16; Maryland Agrl. o.

At Champagne, 111. Illinois 70; Holla 7. At Minneapolis Minnesota 31; Ames C. At Lexington, Ky. Kentucky tSate 54; Larlham 13.

At Blooniiugtou, Ind. Ii.diana 41; Miami 0. At Washington, I'a. Washington and Jefferson 17; Lafayette 0. At Cincinnati, O.

Ohio University 15; University of Cincinnati u. At Ann Arbor, Micb. University of Michigan 35; Mount Uumii 0. At Annapolis, Md. University of Pennsylvania 3.

At Hanover, N. II. Dar, mouth 2u; Tuits 7. At Amherst, Mass. Amber.

st Brown 0. At Amherst, MaBS. Amherst Brown 0. At Lowisburg, Pa. Swarthtuore Bucknell 0.

At Ithaca, N. Y. Cornell 46; Williams 6. At West Point Army 22; Gettys burg 0 At Chicago Chicago Northwest- At Madison, Wis. Wisconsin 856 Marquette 0.

At South Bend, Ind. Notre Pame 34; Haskell 0. At Auburn, Ala. Auburn University oT Florida 0. At Hartford, Cnnn.

Trinity 42; Bates 14. At Collegevllle, Pa. Villanova Urslnus 0. At Schenectady, S. Y.

Union Fordham 0. At New Brunswick, N. Ilutgers 96; Rensselaer 0. At New York New York University 31: Hamilton 13. At Rochester, N.

Y. Rochester I Colgate 44. At Lancastor, Pa. Franklin and Marshall 48; St. John John's College 0.

At Baltimore Johns HjpUtus 55; I Mount St. Mary's College 0. At Middletown, Conn. Wesleyan i 20; Norwich 0. 1 At Raleigh, N.

A. St. Roa noke 0. At Chapel Hill University of N. C.

35; Wake Forest 0. I At Charlottesville University of, Va. 74; Richmond College 0. I At Blacksburs-V. P.

1. 13; Hanip-. den Sydney 0. Virginia Wins Easily CHARLOTTKSV1LLK, Oct. 9.

i Virginia defeated Richmond College here today 74 to 0. Captain Mayer contributed 37 points on live touch downs and seven goals from touch-1 downs. Virginia used 25 mon, all or who lowlll bo taken to Harvard next week. TWO BITS REWARD IF YOU DON'T LAUGH. Wanted An unfurnished room, by an old lady with electric lights.

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Wanted A boy to bo Inside and partly outside tha counter Wanted A room for two young gentletiiG nabout thirty feet long and twenty feet broad. Wanted By a respectable rlrl, her passage to New York, willing to take care of children an! a sailor. Passenger, with wife, at the London railway ticket wicket "Two tblrd- class returns." a ball to Pitcher Mayer ana the game was on. The first pilch went high and wide of the plate and Hooper did not offer at It. Burns was about, to toss the sphere back to Mayer when Umpire Kigler took the ball away and gallantly presented it to Mr.

Wilson who stowed the ball in one of bis overcoat pockets, bought a score card for ten cents and settled down to a thorough enjoyment of the game. Both teams considered as units and the players as Individuals, gave an exhibition of real world's series ball today and loft nothing to be desired iu the skillful bundling of the sphere and correct judgment In the field and on the bases. While Foster was, of course, the haro of the day, every member of the two teams was keyed close to the perfection point and the only erorr of the game, charged against Catcher Burns, was an excusable one. Both Infields and outfields were faster than yesterday, due to the firm, sure footing, for the ground had dried thoroughly and there was little chance of the slipups which marred aeveral plays Friday. During most of the afternoon the pitchers bad the advantage over the batters for the sky was overcast and the light gray.

This helped Foster in particular, who used a terrific speed at. times and the bail was upon the batters before they bad time to gauge the direction of the break, Ha mixed his delivery well and was not dependent upon any one form of curve or slant. i Red Sox Lead Batters. In the two games to date the Boa-ton players have made IS hits for a total of three runs, while the Phillies have accumulated four runs on eight hits. In individual batting the Hod Sox lead; Lewis, Gardner and Foster all being tied with three hits apiece.

Hooper, Hoblltzell and Barry come next with two each. The best hitting among the Phillies has been done by Bancroft and Luderus, each of whom has two to his credit; one of Luderus being the double which scored Cravath with the only run uof today for the National leaguers. Among the players who have yet to secure a safe hit are Stock, Niehoff, Bums and Mayer, all of whom have played through at least one game of the series for the Phillies, while Cady is the sole hltless player for the Red Sox under similar conditions. The official attendance today was 2,308 and the total receipts amounted to $52,029. OLOTHERS Kind" iff .5.1 Airau TM ,71 lUi.T-r Hi I Ml if i ii ii i i (M bb bm nm mm I Mil I IS IN I I nAio 4.UU I I HI wm I I I a I addplna, 2.

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