The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 4

THE ATLANTA OCTOBER 1J 1908. gS their to fair weather and record breaking crowds at Chicago Sunday and Monday TEe gross" receipt today were oniT. 1647 goes to the national conmson 12865 to the team ownersVand 8895 to players- The a covered stands In which the seats were rewrved and the regular bleachers were- fled. but the green circus seats hid few occupants. This was partly due to the rain.

however as many A spectators found' themselves less un- comfortable standing than sitting. Tiger. Score First. Sleckard opened the' game with a drive to right on which toe reached second. when Cobb slipped In fielding the ball.

Evers struck out trying i sacrifice. and' Schaefer retired Schulte on a fine stop and throw. Chance walked and stole second. but utStelnfeldt could not deliver the needed pinch' hit. and wee out on a fly to center.

tDetrOlt was more fortunate. McIntyre puncturing the sphere for a clean single to left' on the first ball pitched. O'Leary and' Crawford bpth fanned but McIntyre stole second. Ty Cobb then singled cleanly to left. storing Mclntyre.

but was' caught trying to. take second. With one down in the second. Craw Lord pulled oft the most sensational fielding future of the day. Tinker leaned against an shoot and the ball sped on a.

lln v. toward center Held. Running backward St full speed. Craw- tord grabbed at the ball with one hand and held. It.

cutting oft an easy three- lagger. or perhaps a home run. The lain was falling heavily at. this tithe. but both sides were tired without threatening the plate.

Cabs Score Fear Runs. The base lines were slippery with mud and the around round the home plate almost a puddle. The game was delayed for a few moments at the be- slnnln of the third while a load of sawdust was distributed around the pate. Wits this- rm basis for his feet. Sheckard drove a liner over Ross- nas head and took second.

in attempting to sacrifice bunted to wards Shaefer. but Schaefer slipped up and the runner was safe. Sheclcard advancing. Schulte followed with a single past Downs. and Sheckard scored.

Change grounded to Kllllan who threw Ever out at third. Steinfeldt singled to deep leU. scoring ScJulte tron second. On MeIntyre. high throw to Schaefer.

Chance took I thlra and Stenfeldt second. Hoffman walked. filling the bases. Summers took Kltltans place In the box. Tinker forced Hoffman.

Downs to O'Leary. I but Chance scored on the play. Tinker stole erold Schaefer let KUngs slippery grounder get through his hands and Stelnfeldt scored. while i Tinker took third. Kllng and Tinker attempted a doable steal.

which war broken up by Schmidt. Downs. and RossmantvVohed Ttnkr at third an. aught King between the a e- Four s. Vast fielding set Detroit down run- eel in their Sheckards third ht won m.

th lnctlon of being the only batter to reach base In the mirth Tie tlfV was likewise un- ersrtttut. rii'-aiEfci went out one. two. 3r fie sist but Detroit's cop- sorters took renewed hope when. vriti wo out.

TP beat out in nfl Mi and O'Leary singled to ft. raw trd ended th rally which ad set the i crowd to slrrleko Sir weakly ground- I 1 to nsult-arh. Cubs Score One More. I That the. Tigers were far.

from being subdued was demonstrated in the seventh. which Chicago celebrated hy adding another to thei- already apparentl" safe lead. Rossman neatly ate In FveF stinging grounder. but instead of runring Mmself to flrst. malted to give the put-out to Summers.

Eves Ojtf te l. the latter. leaving Rossman standing a few- feet from the' bare looking very dejected. Schulte sacrificed and Chance rweupietl flrt while Downs was juggling with the grounder. scoiae to third.

Steinfeldt Rew out to center arid Evers core the relay into O'Leary. who then tried utauceeafuIy to get Chines It second. Summers threw Hoffman out at the plate. One run. rIeobae checked the flight of obba smash- liner bu the ball carom In.

the direction of Tinker too late for' A throw to flu-ct. Ros. man ro to the I occasion amidst a pandemonium of ap. pa and encouragement wltij Val single to teenier with Cobb skimming over the' muddy base lines with fee that seemed scarcely to touch tie round went to third. On Holfma6' unsuccessful throw to StetntIdt.

Rosman reached second. With men i on third an second and none out. the shrieks of enthusiastic encouragement i became almost deafening. Then1 Schaefer struck. out.

The fierce rooting was justified a moment later when Schmidt's out. Tinker to. Chance. allowed Cobb to' score. although Rossi ran was held at second.

Insistent cries for victory arose when Downs doubled. i t- the left field crowd on clrftus seats. and Rorsman sped across the plate with Detroit's third run. Summers un. ed a Texas leaguer" short distance put Tinker.

and Downs scored. Renlbach Retires for OTeran. A At this point. Manager Chance sent tReulbach to the bench and put Over. rSll on tile mound.

He began badly oy hitting Mclntyre. The rally eroded whenOLeary lifted a. fly to Schutte. Three runs. 1 The crowd was silent during eni- v- eagoIIhalf of the eighth Inning.

The fezeltement. with Detroit only one i. ttlhd Chicago. was too Intense for 3 jshterlng. Tinker rot as far as third.

yiirltb. one out on ills single. which GOOD i- ate on. and Rungs sacrifice but Overall fanned and Slieckard rolled to O'Leary I Detroit forged ahead In the eighth. Overall could not.

get them over for f. Crawford and the' big Californian re. tIred in favor of Miner Brown. jBrowns first essay wa wild. and Criwford went to second.

Cobb bunted to Brown. whose. throw was dropped by Chance. Crawford took third on the play and. scored on Ross- iraas slnsle to center Hoffman's ter.

rlflc line. throw to Stelnteldt. in an ttetnpt to catch Cobb went through IvStelnfeldts hands and Cobb conUn- ioedtoa to-the plate. Rossman reach. ln second.

He went to third on SCMf' but. Even threw SehmMtout at lint. and Hoffmantook crtof Downs fly. Two TUBS. Fire mileage came back strong In the ninth.

Rears grounded out. to unassisted. and the crowd enter- tir lute frantic demon tratlon. grounder in th sort od Slowly toward O'Leary tht ihJt Chance singled to SUlnfeMt advanced both runhr with another ln ltf to left. tb bu full li9ffma hit safely lift.

tedrtttf Schulte and Chance. wblJ teIafe1dt weotto third. Tinker tahtetf few feet la' front- of th plats. up litfthe ntttfwi4 scored. while at first ti9Umslzweht tu tvncofl4 oil ON TO VIRGINIA SEWANEES CRY e.

Tens. October 10. Spectal. Th battle ct" at Sewand It On to Vlfjiul It. the subject of every conversation nd the.

prayer of every purple supporter. Virginia i must. be defeated. The team leaves Thursday for Nurfclt where UM battle wtU be roujht. The Tigers have been through a week of hint work with dally scrimmages with lb scrubs.

Faulklnbery who was shifted from guard to tackle. I. playinc that position welt and It It- only a battering ram that can vet through him or over him or around Slut. Tb Txwitlon of right' guard Sow lift between luhan and Slant They are both. experienced players.

ut light for th line. Smiling Bill" Evans is holding his own at right tackle. U. In every play and always smashes the line for big gains when given the ball. William.

at end the same little bunch of grit that be bas. been for. the. last two years and he I certainly deserves a place on the southern eleven. Kisel on the other end is putting us excellent article of ball.

For the last' week Coach Van Surdant has I giving ills team instructions In place kicking and drop kicking. Evans Is very cc. curate at the former. while EUelehas a clever tee when It conies to dropping. Sewenees roes had better beware then the Tigers are in kicking distance or the goal.

Tile guard. are the weakest part or the teem. all four of too tryouts are light or linesmen but they are. nusky and strong. A there wee no.

game scheduled for Satur- rlar the vanity played the scrub. a regular mine' yeaterda. Se. ha a very across scrub team. which averages nearly a.

much a the tint team. The game Ii. fiercely contested throughout. Lanier and Cheap did' not take part. a both were on the sick list.

Markley at full beck showed hi old time. mettle and dived through tb scrub Un. like much paper. tearing- oft. nd yards a rip.

The forward pa. doe. not seem to fully developed as ret though and much ground was lost by wide throws. The soon at the sod of the game wu to 0 In IS. varsity's favor.

Utiels dropping pretty one over the goal ju before Upe was called. Tb up was a toll. VARSITY Po ltlon. SCRUBS. Elsele right end Oitleupl Ev rljht ckle Caller Harris right guard" Stoney Shephen center sultan.

left guard FaulldnberY. left tackle Crockett left end Guereg. Browne quarter. Joy. WhlttSr OUlam right half.

back. Puckette. Stone Hartley. full back Spearing My-era. toft half back Ruuel1 ANOTHER WOMAN'S HUSBAND.

Soft and stiff hats cleaned dyed and reshaped at- Butler. 29H Whitehall. FAIR RACES DRAW CROWDS. Tralk heavy with mud. nearly a half foot deep.

three running- races were given at Piedmont Park. Saturday aft- ernoon. where the winners were cheered by three thousand people who. liled the grandstand and lined the em bankments about the mile track. True.

the going was about as galled. a a June bug crawling through slru. but this did not detract' from the ex- oitement or the race. Ranch 101 had rats-ed its i tents In the middle of the race track i and this. obscured the ylewfrom the i time the ponies left the post until they came into viw on the home stretch.

The struggle on the back. stretch was ten only by those' who could not see the start and half the fun of the race was guessing how they would turn the stretch. The races did not oegln until the WtldWest show was over and hence only three races were run. On the get-away in the final race. McLeod became entangled with the rubber barrier and with It dangling at her heels and wrapped around her legs for an eighth or a mile she led for the first time around.

but was beaten in a driving finish Miss Vigilante a prime favorite. won out. bringing the best race of the day to a Garrison finish. The results were as II FIRST RAE furlongs Scottsdale. woo Little Osage.

second Platte. third. Time. llQ. SECOND RACK Four axih a half furlon ts St.

Av WonPpanjcle Banner. second Katherine' Cardwit third. Time. THIRD RACE On milt 1118. VIgilant.

wen MeLcod. second Flarney. third. Tim 201. An extra.

strong card ha en prepared for Monday afternoon. I RUBE WADDELL AGAIN A HEROi St. Loui. October IB. Rube Waddell.

upholder of the majesty of the law ye Waddell the Brownie who ha had many a run-In with the guardians of the law Wadd the hero of diamond conflict OTCe prnce 4lngii. dtowlngs and conflagration Wad Paw a how the other night. and on i Imbued was with manly bravery a a of watching th villain defeated and th hero marry girl that when he appeared on the and ea Detective John XMiiaji In desperate combat with Edward Burnett. of I ulvlll Ky. lie waded ta walloped Bur nett on the nose.

pulled the office from hi clutch and the brave act wag over. While the wagon and the Imbalance were coming. Rube sat on Burnett. and lave first aid to the Injured In the matter of the cop. Oh.

Rube I a great hero all right. all right. center. Brown sacrficed and Sheckatd flew out to Crawford. Five runs.

Detroit's despairing substitution of batters and runners availed them nothing. Davy Jones batting for Sum. mere. struck out. Mclntyre walked.

Thomas batted for O'Leary. and sln- I gle dto left. Crawford. flew to Hoff. man and McIntyre took third.

CO' Detroit's log hope. went out on an easy grounder. Brown to Chance i Both teams left for Chicago tonight. jScore I Score DETROIT- ab. r.

h. p. a. Mclfltyre If. 1 0 I O'Leary.

ra 1 f. I Crawford ef. 1 4 0 Cobtvrf 4 a SO 0 Rouman. lb. V' 4 I a 0 Schaefer.

36. 0 1 I 1 Schmidt. 0 4 41 0 Down. tt 4 1 a 4 1 Kllllan. p.

Summers p. 1 0 I Thoma 10 1 0 Jon I 0 xWthlr 0 0 I I Totals 4 10 it it Ratted for OLearj In ninth. Ratted for Summers ninth i fun for Thorattja ninth. ciJiCAGo- ah. 1' h.

po. a. e. Sheekard It. 1.

I i Ever St. 4 I i Sthulte. if 4' 8 10 0 Chance. 16. 4 1 22 0 a etelnfeldt.

tb. I a I Hoffman rf 4 I I 4 1 0 Tinker. 1 0 4 0 Kiln. c. I I Reulbach.

p. 4 I I 0 I ft Overall p. 1 Brown p. 0 I I I 19 14 Soon by Inning Detroit. 600 MO Chtc o.

v- jr MO Is Bummar- Hit off Xltiisn in 1 to. nlng off Summ tta I lnting ff Reulbach I in Innings. off Overall sons In 14 tudiu oft Brown tint innings two. bass hit. Downs Slieckard SrMcrlflo hR.

Cobb. SfhsSlsf. Even SeSgit. StelnfeMt TCHng. Brown stolen Mentirei' Ctaoc.

Hof man Tinker rInse bass on bans off XIll1o S. offSummira 1 off Overall 1 off Bre li WtbrCltclierbyOvrall lrflrt parnca nvr Dutrot CW i left on Detroit-- Chicago 5 trgk out. by by Summers 2. or RusIbach by TALOR ED CLOT ES uSx7 j' OINCE 1855 the Sterling Label has consistently stood for the highest standard of excellence. Sterling Bench Tailored Clothes look well fit well wear well and yet.

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between thehalves or the Tech-Mooney game. The score wa. 13 to O. la favor of the second Yellow' Jacket team. The lllgh school team ran.

In a good many scrubs themselves. Weinberg the lg center. was out of the game on account. or sore hip. and McNike who is a.

scrub was the cause of 2 points made by the. Tech. Scrubs. He played a nice game however. considering that he was a scrub who had never played center.

Delaney took the place of big Jim Hinton during the flrct half. and he is a sub back. The Scrubs made a line forward pal which would have beery difficult to beat by the varsity A back threw the bal great distance down the' field. No one. was under it and it looked as though it would certainly bounce on.

the ground untouched. A crowd of High I school men were moving toward It. when Boyd came tearing down the field. jumped under it. an scored- a touchdown.

This was the greatest forward seen fccre for some time. LoeK Everett. Means Whitman and I Delaney starred for the High school by around nice playing. Smith did some nice kicking fox Uigli school. The first score for Tech mas a safety.

tc-ake threw the ball over Smiths head. who was standing on the Tech goal line and was going to kick. Smith foil on the ball and was downed. giving Tech 2 points. i The next score was a touchdown for the Scrubs but they failed to' kick goal.

After thi goal was made. time was called. and the score stood 7 to 0 after the first half. I Tech Sorube scored another touch down in the next half and kicked-goal. This made the score 13 to O.

The same ended with this score. The High school boys' will up" against the Strong Georgia Military- academy squad Monday afternoon at. College Park. on the Georgia Military academy grounds. Take the.

College Park car. Both teams wilt strive hard for this game. Here Is the tip HIGH SCHOOL. Position. tECn SCRUBS.

Blake. right end nook Smith right tAOIc1. Wlgg. Fer Montague. right guard Black McXIke center A Loeo.

Everett quarter back- Boydj Mean right half back Bryant Delaney. fiintonfull back Irwin Gltleepf left half back Alexander Stewart left guard itldnidge tfnee left tackle. 4. LewM R. rob left end Smith VIRGINIA POLY.

6 CLEMSON 0 Clemson College. S. C. October 10. In a fought.

lame or twenty-minute halves Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated Clemson to O. Virginia Polytechnic In stltute outweighed Clemson by ten. pounds to the man. The score. was made near toe end of the first half.

Clemson. in the second halt. toy a series of halt back cross buck earned the ball' to within six Inches of the goal line but was held for. downs. Neither team did.

much through the line but Virginia Poly technic Institute had Success In tal respect. The Virginia Polytechnic filled on the forward' past while Clemson succeeded for. a yard pass. The game was. reAlly won on lIedg.

sons rl1l1antJultln which was often for so to 60 yards. Hodgson was spoken of a an American punter last year. Tb end running or Virginia was superb. Clemson is delighted with. the show- Ing her team made.

The dope called tora 20 to 0 victory for the visitors. Position E. R. Hodg pnrlght guard J. P.

Jone right tacit nd CLEISSOIf. Cochran if IiySilck Fleming luffaid tiv ft end A V. Horto Quarter back. Cols Cspt s. tnr.

half i LoIIItF Vi B. Hodoon. full i IS ih DM He lCeVM i Cad vra. wi Tf FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SOUTHERN COLLEGES for the interest of thefootb fans throughout the south the following schedule of the southern colleges la date order Is given herewith October 1Tf Tech v. Mississippi A sbd U.

at At. unta Georgia v. South. Carolina at Atbens. Mercer v.

Auburn at Bacon. Sevanee v. Virginia at Norfolk. North Carolina v. Davidson it II mingles.

Alabama. v. Cincinnati at Birmingham. TentMBcee v. Kentucky at Knoxville.

CleaiaoTi v. Vanderbilt at Nashville. W. sad v. Richmond at Richmond.

V. tTr Wne ton PthRStOII. Tech v. Alabama. Atlanta.

Georgia v. Tennessee at Knoxville. Mere. open. Pewine Auburn at Birmingham.

NOT Carolina v. Georgetown at WashlnEton. Virginia. open. VV and' 1.

v. William yrl Mary at Lexington. V. r. T.

v. V. MI at Vanderbilt v. II isslptil A. I 14.

Nashville. October 2. Davidson v. South Carolina at October :11. Tech v.

at Atlanta. Georgia v. Mere it. Athens. Rewanee V.

Kentucky at Lexington. X' rth Carolina v. Richmond at Chapel Hill Alabama v. Chattanooga at Binning. has.

Virginia v. A. and 14. at Norfolk. V.

P. I. i and I. at lynchbt rg. Wake Forest A.

and 14. of C. h. Vanderbilt v. Michigan at Ann Arbor.

Auburn v. Louisiana Stat at Mobile. Geor5ia November R. Clerrmn at Autucti. No 7.

Tech v. Auburn at Atlanta. Meteor v. Deblonega at Macon. SewlUle v.

St. Louis at St. Louis. North Carolina v. V.

P. T. at Rich. mood. Vanderbilt v.

Tennessee at Nashville. Virginia v. V. N. I.

at Charlotte- rule. Davidson v. A. and 1. at Charlotte.

v- and v. George Washington at Washington' V. r. I. v.

North Carolina at Rlcb- mend. November 14. Tech v. Sewji at Atlanta. Georgia v.

Alabama' at Augusta. Mercer v. Gordon. at Macon. North Carolina v.

South Carolina at Chapel Hill. Tennesee v. Cletnion at Kn rrlll Virginia v. Georgetown at Washington. Davldton v.

Wake Forest at David- Vandirbllt V. Ohjo State It h- vUl Vi. And v. A. and if.

at Iton. P. v. George Washington at Blahkburg Roreouber 21. Tic v' Sterner at Atlanta.

Georgia open. Alabama v. nklI Indians at Bin. mlnchalft. Ten te Chattanooga at Kn x- vln.

V. P. I. v. Annapolis at Annapolis.

Vanderbilt v. Washington at. St. tout Tech v. vdemson at Atlanta.

Georgia v. Auburn at Montgomery Mercer v. Howard at Macon. serene. v.

Yanderbllt at NuhTf1te. North Carolina v. Richmond at Rich. mood. Ttnn v.

Alabama at Birmingham. Virginia v. North Carolina at Richmond. Davidson v. V.

It. I. at. Lrnebbura and Georgetown at Waphlng- ton. V.

1. N. C. A. and V.

at Norfolk i PATRONS ALLOWED ON SIDE LINES In the future the football fans tth Tech. games will be allowed oa the side line. provided they purchase grandstand admission. This WM not allowed previously to this year but there have been many applications or places on the' sloe ll that th atha. tlo authoritls U' Teen aT SMnted to allow trrtli trt that i iGEORGIA 16 0 Athens.

Oa. October 10. Special. Georgia defeated Dahlonega today by a score of II to 0 In the opening game of the season. Dahlonega uhrelched Georgia pounds to the man.

but Georgia made up in speed and scientific' play- jlng. Georgia scored two touchdowns in the first half. The last half wltnesed many changes In Georgia's up the coaches sending In many men to try them. Boztwihk at full and Peacock at left half distinguished themselves while Robinson of Iablonega. did The other members of both teams played plucky ball.

Captain DeLaperrlere. of Georgia made a number of star plays. Kid Woodruff former Georgia star quarter back. Is-here andlt Is probable that he will enter college. This would greatly strengthen the Georgia team.

up of today's game. exclusive of changes In Georgia's second half OEORGIA. Pctl DAHLONFXIA. ica center Dorminy Collier. Nixon ht uard Gober I.

Botwlck left guard Douglas Dl pp rrlre right tackle. 5 Henderson Franklin left tackle Bolt r. Hatcher right end Caltoway Griffith. left end Mayriard Porter quarter back Moore Ilobl onNewome right halt back. Robl on Pa 6ck left halt back SVdlenderaen II.

Bottwlck. fall back CloUfelder Refers. Sadler. of DtvldMa umpire. Sage.

or Georgia timekeeper Wright and Griffith or Georgia. Time of. bale. 50 minute AUBURN 42. GORDON 0 Auburn.

Ala. October 10. Special. The Gordon game resulted In a vlctory for Auburn. Score 42 to 0.

game was fast and snappy throughout. both teams putting up a good. clean fight. I Auburn's goal was never In danger while the Auburnltes Crossed Gordon's goal times five touchdowns coming In the first half. Touchdowns were.

made by the following players for Auburn Reynolds. Itardoge. Penn. Esslinger Hill. Herren and Harmon.

Goals kicked by Reynolds seven. I During th second half. Auburn sent In their substitute Smith play a star game for Gordon while all of his coleagues played a good game. I up GORDON. rueiuon.

AUBURN. Mall center Wyn Davis Martin. left guard. Harmon Otoett It. McWhorter.

right guard Allen Lawrence left tackle. Locke franklin. right tackle. Eln er Statler left end Hill FUllgui. right end Reynolds Mercer left half back.

llardogo. Harris pentan. Moore. full back Hubbard COgOUI 8mlth quarter back McLure McWhorur. right halt back Herr a Referee.

Dwyrer. of Pennsylvania umpire Wlllerion of Auburn. MINNESOTA 15 AMES A. C. 10 Minneapolis Minn.

October Mln nesota defeated Ames Agricultural 001- lege of low at NOrthrup field this aft. croon bya score of15 to Am played better game than Minnesota and constantly worked th forward pass nor big gains. Minnesota showed a strong offense. butwaa weak on defense. CHICAGO 20 INDIANA" 6 Chicago October 10.

Chicago found the Indiana playsn today to' more opponents than the Perduteam nT withintea minutes of the beginning of play Johnson had dashed across the Chicago goal after a yard run first touchdown. Th f- tort provsd an expiring on for the Hoo ler who Afterward found them. ITCSJ htlplM against tb Chicago lln Chicago wlnaln to to Th ruling oK of Cap PaddocV else BIG FIVE" SCHEDULES The football schedule of the. Big Five. Tale Harvard Princeton.

Pennsylvania and Cornell are given herewith In date order October- 14. Pennsylvania v. Oettribur Princeton v. Villa Nova. October' 17.

Cornell v. Colgate. Harvard v. Springfield Training School. Pennsylvania v.

Brown. Tale v. Wet Point. October 21. Princeton v.

Pordharn October 24. CorntTI v. Vermont. Harvard v. tnnapoll Princeton' T.

Syracuse. Pennsylvania v. carlllo Indians. Yale v. Washington and Jefferson.

October 31. v. A. O. Princeton v.

West Point. Cornell v. Pennjr1vQla Stat. November 1. Tate v.

Brown. Pnonyteania v. I far tt Princeton v. Dartmouth. Harvard v.

Carlisle Indian. Cornell Amherst. Xpvember 14. Tale v. Princeton.

Pennsylvania v. Michigan. Cornell v. Chicago. Harvard v.

Dartmouth. Xo-venaber 21. Ie v. Harvard. Syracuse v.

Michigan. CorsIt v. Bn ylvanla ber Army v. Navy. QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Under this head the porting rdlfer will endeavor to answer soy questions regarding ny branch of sport. Dear Questions Answered What la meant In baseball by a fielders choice C. S. C. S.

If there Is a man on. base and the batter hits the ball forcing the ham runner and landing safe at tint himself It I a fielders choice. BILLY SULLIVAN A GAME PLAYER Billy Sullivan Is an athlete much irougilt by managers. There Is -something In the grit and determination of the Chicago catcher' which has aroused the Admiration of all lovers of baseball. It Is BO customary for fanatics to heap praise.

upon an athlete who. goes Into a game with a sore leg. a sore finger- or sonic Hn6r injuries that It Is a serious qesUon If allthis praise does not become irksome to less enthusiastic followers of' baseball. A ball who does this Is hailed as a hero. he la the.

towns most adored the essence or nerve and pluck. However thousands of persons working in less public professions go. to work sick and ON and from the very mmonplaceness of their labor do It without notice. But this Sullivan man Is a real hero. lie begged permission to catch the final same In Cleveland although two rows.

of stitches tad been removed from right thumb. Only. the day before. He not. only caught here- but has been catching since.

The nature of his Injury must have suede his work agony but he stuck to the Job. There is I lee- son In. that for less nervy ball players who adorn the bench on the slightest pretext. Personal feelings had nothing to. do with.

Billy. If his club needed him. With a full team of men of that stampIt is no wonder that the hltless White Sox' can go through grueling race and. line the- way with consternation at their approach. It men like Sullivan who dor things in this world.

He deserves all th credit he Is receiving. However. If Billy Sutllvtn was dig- lng Bitches with pick lid shovel at 2 per day to keen his family front starvation and went to. work with a splitting. headache and dreary pains In It-Is back.

foe would tie no bore. Stand. In In the Hm eHght Isn't wth a dreary thing after ma NORTH CAROLINA 0 WASHINGTON-AND AND LEE Chapel HlllN C. October 10. Spe- claL Before fifteen hundred spectators Oatollna tad Washington end I uni.

vurshtlea played another nothing to nothing game. Carding bad. test of in Beth halves five timer th ball. only lobe it. MERCER 24 I Macon na.

October Spccia Mercer university defeated Florida to day with comparative use. the scor being 24 to O- The-Florida players fousd thoinselis feurprised at the outset and when they lest their heads they reached In at directions for' lees and arms and heads of Mercer men. Mercers decided" gains were through the lines Blnions long en runs for I Mercer also provedeffectlve The Florida team averaged 152. and played against a team. that weighed 172.

but there' war mote team work and regular advancement through con- certerd actlon on the part of Mercer Poole. and Farmer. with Binion. made It hard for the Floridians. With ten dips' of practice.

Coach Pile of Florida. was forced to come. and his battle showed lack of tong 6er fce. together on. the part of tb Shitnds and Olbb of Florida.

win later prove strong me. on the visiting team. The halves went twenty mtnnte. Mercer played a steady. effective game and showed excellent form.

At times the-fumbles were shocking. and It there had been team- opponents who knew what. to do the. story of' the. reui might have been different The up MERCER tVuition.

FLORIDA. jn on. Qu rt back Thompson Mallory. left half back flarchleasn Binion. rlgbt half bark E.

Taylor Farm r. full back Oibb SeorirlB ht tackle 4 Taylor Oflletple. U. I ft tackle. Rader Dunooi.

rigtt eu rd tVI4eil Jordan. left ruard Vantlett Bell.V- i center Orimth. rttht end 6hand roole left end Ualbqttgn Louisville Kg. October 19. A netluon sIgned by everr prominent hone owner and trainer this section was made public thi afternoon.

In- It the Kentucky racing own- minion reaueitM to change the style- of bttlng from the par mutuel machine to th book raetn. la this petition It' stated that the machine are not ca tifactoi7 to public the koreernea and many Lawrence 1 Dairy the. favorite won the Setback- hotel handicap. deflating ar. cap arid others.

Several track records were broken. In the first race Marbles cupped a fifth of a second off. tie track mark for Jl turloop- In the third event Deatu1lDl' tower ed the track record for a- mtl and a- halt from Mi I to tSS 5. Lawrence P. paler In the fourth and Lair Ether In the sixth race each ran a.

mile and a sixteenth la. 1 which was of a second faster titan the track mark. Weather cloudy cool track fast. FIRST RACE Flv and a half furious wiling Marble. 108 Dev rtch ttraltat 110.

pU TO. slav 571. won Patios- dale. Ill Walsh place IM ab S830 ocond CamlUe U- 1 Butler how IU 5 third. Time.

1:10 15. Adrian Balbus pAir Anne ran. SECOND farlon Crystal Maid. lit Butler tralght S9U. place 5513.

how 15 10. won Irfsneh lit Power place 5 5. how 5. second RayH 97 Walih- shoe MM third. Time Nit IU Adder.

Louis Oreentxary Lord Ship ran. THIRD. RACE-Mite and. a half seIIItg lot Olasztett. straight I OJ place 7- 0 show If I w.

1 S. tUstlOr plane 950. show 755 second Tivolini 19 McGee show 9104. third. Tlict SU l- Beads Bonnie Bard.

ran. FOURTH The Selbach Hotel handicap mile 504 a sixteenth Lawrence Delay 114 McGee uml ht 1505 place 1100. show 111 wont Cur. 10 PowertX. Ue 1045 show 5110.

eecoad Ztenap 1 Dutler bow tl1t. third. Tire 1:44 Old Hcn 17. Moquetta sat tet ran. P1JTB RACK Six furlong- Dr.

Holzberg 11 McO atral ht 3130. place 1 ho VM won Alchemist. In. power elac HM ihow MM second Aspirin. 100 Butler show 170.

third. Tim 1:13 I. Sam. pronlum. Elysium Ocala.

Slower Baty. Cavarone sad Admoalali ran SIXTH RACE-Mile aM a sixteenth Lady Uvtr. 105 Ret straight 50. Btae. MM show MM won a.

Lady MI McO place MM shew M.wTiwowd- Arrow Swift 101 Butler show uN third. TTm 1:40 51. lob E. Me ran. 1 saw.

your littleboy UlUmf aUta yqr uighbona yar liar little boTt 3 zi TLAfr4G jqX ER 19Q 5icil lr tOt rweatnerand break1n wd8a CbhacoSunday eCTOssreceipt8 toda 1 647 goulO tlonalto Sion szt 8t pla 1 oeoered I Whir eat ere'J andthe tnnedbut greencircus tl tewoccupants. was I lft' C20du er as. ctatou found them- hel less. tCOniCortabl4 I TI Sl1eckardopened iof taecond vJ to :1 a' Wd ot r. fl uneturl.

Ug. for. ontbe th cIlanlto 11. ut se ond. itb thee olldCta UI td sl sen" ional tbeda 1 in.

shoot enter. it a cd eU 1alnwas atthit tlI1e. werellippery platealmo a nnl whl trluted arO l1nd. tosacrltice. 611pp 1U1te' rlnt rl1 8telnCe dt the' KI1 n' pla ic and dCiublesteal.

whl okln Rssman. wooht' tl ha ur r1- FJ tt 1f er ie tJObl' as nttnl. ag ent In 1 slotbu lP ortr 1 1 i Of ear. Isft. i fJrd thp ral1 th li tI akl I I the Tige re I' as I IItldn a1ot el' r.

air. ead a a sman grOUnder'j tollMt PJt- ut ummers. teJ laln I po staDqn pet I ale I I 1 firetl I eu cort nn Ia Or ar entrlelj Usuc uH to' Ch rce seCon l. ummers elE clted obb lmashcJUner but dJrt Corl tbrl rose OC iSi" I nd WltJa Iln le I ceet'l nns cudul St'inreldt'j men. enthUEI tlc I be ame a mo Then Jn Justlfteq allhou 8 ond.

les I ft ficldcrowd cr us tedr e. I lI nt' to an The ifeultemen be. Chlca o. Inten ilr eerlnc. wlth oneout fan ed 9.

if t' troJt. ahe Brown' flrllt. usa wan Cr wCord went b11nte4to Ii- dtOPtedbT Cb neeCrawCord 1bJrdOtt J1an slztgleto cent r. irUlc Stelnfetdts rne4 cur to. the' tlnCfucoluLHe ijbl4tAlutat ftrat nd Hoffman' tOOk' rt Of Dowat1y.

Seure FI Ia ile ba it atro ht nth. ii. 1SIJt. vaa. tatecL nd' the.

crow. FtJStoa deinOUl ScheMas roo1 n4er the sod OIJ fdJt IIln led Dttr. and ri1I1b rew1th' an ther al Ie mUttbeauful H9ffmaJihiiaafely to fijcijrtnlrSehuJt Cha ce. rfbUt tcthlr4. Tb ket E.

1Jb e4 fe lJIfrlrtor tJutI1mI4tUJpeavp Inthem1JdM 8t tttt a nil. TJnbrrw" fo ti9ft 1Iebt 1fII. Dt terul Ji1 worW4raoubte.te i illON ISEWANEES I IJSewia Octo be :1 1a1nIL It aUbJelt. 0 fe rf. con ndI I It ce i nr a In 1 1 The nperlen but' the Bit mbi la a 1 11 I I theaame that I I.F.

at I an' lI 11t I kle I thl I1 Se I roe hen I Itn dl t1ice areth vr' OUtll are for i bu. ky I Al ft tb th a I tr nl' a I as fle ly I aho I the acrubUne so and at paM be' 4 toped 15 a just The' as 8t1YPoltlon. Wtll1M. left Guerr lit lt left ANOTHER WOMA I I elln d. I Buut 2 i mudnearty I acts ere tn rl drront 8aturd I ere I I mtd the.

grandtand and. untd I abl th ouh I had obsu I pc nletl po I into II i as I nh' I th i I the i I I I Wild- West show was. over' 8 nd nce' I on ce. I I am I I tangllri I. 11f' tln I as SII II I au.

t. brlng ing I I da furln 1 I econd I I 1tVFollr halffurlonls II' nfpanllie con I Card l1. 1 I RAC I olcLe 00. TI I tronc has bets. for' Mr nday a flemo o.

BE HERO Rube yes. Ie lng. lee tchinc thl the the ontbe combttwlth ward LoulevittO. no. oWoP' tro hi.

cl tcb. WI II a. Id tho ma. tter the. Is a' I Thtr9Its I McIntyrewalkec1.

0" Lear I Ie eas tos mil I ScOre e. i ef. I 0 Cobb rf. I 0 I I D. I' A 0 I I 0 1 O.

1 0 Jon 1 tala. ii II 8oft la fljnth hpo IIlbrl 11 8telnteldtIb. d. I lOt 7 1 Reul adl. 1 I I I 1 i i IIrlnnlDr B.

i. 8ummr Hit. J.JD/ lla. DI Swnmar. tn.

Oft 1. 1 1ImIIl6. I. Jlnnlnp It Sacrifice KIJ lar 11otfrnantllker. bueoabaI1.

11Irt r. i oIMn Dttro1lro1c 01Ib7 Iliaf IoYi.1IM alMl 1ti i ct i N3tt LOTH c. SINCE COn- mo es st od fott hig e8tstandard and. St rIing carr. vi h.

rjght ess oft eS erlingSunshine ell In. a man fattpred pr Styl Thecareful atten tlon Ins de ultrainclined i 1or ton- ork shll c. toshowyouSterhng vriteus wayt giveyo hename ch to our Sche et Manufacturers iFRESHMEN 01 a 1 I ch the 1hoolCootball the halves gam I. 13. I nd I themselV.

ell. bIg ame a sore Is. scrubns 2polntsm de nlc I rub. nt' er 1 I' tOOk. H.

n. I i nr tor ard been I I 3 reat I it. certainl hool ea Jum and. ere I Delan some HI 11 fir ore as safet Te goalllne 16 Te Jh I tI Xl the ihJ 1I ge7 i moe a. I kicked' coal.

I iB a adem Geor la Ulltar I nd Petit te k' 1 BIanti elane UlntOnfull I I. tba rk x. I left LeWill I VIRGINIAPOL Y. I i me twentr-mlnutehalv 8. to' th ond bU k.

Inch th Un ut. Poi this. he WlreAUywon 1104 I HOdgsonwal rtk be nvr 1 ri gr i her. teammadeTh toO oa. Hr4r1 iJk.

k. tt fhainpbeil. led St. G. ten lasSie.

FGllmer CpL len Horton Ole. BUlvs- bach I ai. Jr. aell 1eft. 1Mo.

1 UI' 1ii. JJ' rt fl 7c the foothill tT aM benl. la rtb Tennes KnO flle 8Cm V. Rlchmond r' atPrtneet ft. October S-I.

ll v. at Kn JniJe 31 rrlr. IIlI m. rtb at 19' Marrat It. 1.

Mlooioslppi at Oft be 211. Tne Mer 11IIUlee Bill. BlrmI ha N. at Ral Ich. Geor ia at Au u8t eT mbe orth Tenoe8 ee to.

Oeorire her at' NortbCaroUna Tenn lOn KftoSTtIIe. 4- lIOa. Vamferbilt Nash- yule. PL 1. TicS.

v. atn14nox- atAnnapolla. Louis. TJ Thalksgiviisg Jj. cJemaenatAUanta I TenlleW Davld V1L.

4 LQeorletO atWuhtDar Vio I andV. t1OOI GRMIDSTANDPATRONS ALLOWEDONS DELINES Jnthefatur iefootbal1 fanftbel 1' hr ma nl edoatheJ leSe Utl aproided theJ. P1ir le' a rft ian4 dmlI lII. lhl iw.l otl1o edpr yo ltt ub tthe aO iuI T' fa tlCUonfor illea Ith thtstlc 1t1a. Tt ll l.

a te4 aUo 04a O' itli ti i fO tf OIa1. T- iq i DAHlONEGA I la derea. ed toda ame I gl IIp ed pay. jn I ored touhdowns drt bat. lat 1tnesd mny chnes Gorgis up ael en lng men I Bstwkk.

fun. Peacoc. bal dltlngulshed th melve wh le Robnson. Dlon g. wel Th member.

botl te ms pIat al DeLajerrlere numbr starplaj. Weodrtf. bck. 1. bere and I I wi colere.

I Ti greaty Itrnlthen Oer ia team. I' aeexcluslv chane Georelas seend hal I OIRGIA. PIU DHLSEA cte Drmlny lon' rlbt Ud Go Bttck Teft Iuar Duau I. Delarpr rM tckl. UendeD Fklin.

left tacle Bl latchu. Cla Grifth. end. Mayar NI ur :1 kbc ar k. ten hafbck.

UfeDdenn 1. 1t1lck. bk. Cofeldr Refer. sdler.

Dlvldln umire. 8 Grala Im klpen. Wrlrlt ad GrlfCh Gla. TI b. 1 I 1 i I I Aubur.

Oto. br. lo. Gordon rrulted 1f Ictory for' Scre ae a throughout I tl puting Ioo. I ril neVe I dange.

whle Auurnlte rOse oil fve tou hown flrFt' bal. TachdowlS mace folCwing player Hadoge. El- Incer. Hi. rren nd Haron.

Goal tl sent- ttelr substut Smll playd' or Grdon. whie good' ae. I. GRX. rolUOn.

AUDt K1 cnt Dvi WaUn. naO Oatt cb A LwreDc. left taeke. Le rlUlkln tle. EIr Stler Ief HI I FUr.

Rod Merc. eft hlf bac. Uare. II rent' I Or. ful bk Hubb C1 mlto cauler bk cWborr.

bck leu Rtfl DWr. Phnla Uln. Wiel. Aubr. AMES-A.

Unlupoli MlnnOtt er I' Ineota defete Are. Aariulurl el. ot ttTr IplaTe bterc conatanUJrkec the rorwra. pIne KlllOt tron oene but wwea 2 Chlo Otob. te.

Indina aturcropponentthan Pedueuam witinten tlltnoftba ply daec acrol tbCcaso' oal I fulf0tbe frt The ef. I provtAullrIDI Hooaer. Irerarct t0114 thee ab lpl Iuttb ecaco i ItCble f4 i i SCtEOULS Te fotbn bulu o' BI Ta. Hrr. PlDct Jenlrhanla ad Col.

vel I herIt ore I Oeo er 1 Gtbr. I IIDct YI. on. Oet bel Co 1 I lunr Spfitld rilin I Schol I vPI 1 Oeobel' :1. lncton Fm.

coln Yeroot lar I. lrouT Sycu. PM an I. Crlle Ind. lani.

Whln leUn Tale Pr Ion Wn Pomt Col Pnnehnt So ember IrW I PnBtanla f.ay@f. rrlncton Dtot ra Cal. Ie Indian. Cornel Ahes OTem 1 Tale' Jctn. Pet8IYI Hlchcu.

Com4 Chlca. armoth NOTeier :1. Tale Jarr Te 31lebln. ovembel' 21. Crel.

PnneITla Wevember Nav th Inc elfor wi encvO awr aT qulon. rp1 507 srt. Dl Quntol Anr Wat met bal Is' ma bter blt te bl forc the' bN rner ad lallC a fnt hlm l. I' is lder. MQlc.

nIif SULIAN GA Bily Sulvan i. anatliele ch ouJI mana en. Eome git determinaton CIcago cltch r' whlh arulled dmlraUon al love. basebl cttomar to hep als a athle rueinto I wit 8 eg. er ron Ii aelou.

I. al' tMpr lge d04S oome les enthuaiUc folower bFebal. bn' player who doe tll hale a ma adOTed. ence and Ho" Yer. ODI workng les pUblc ro.

rk sl an. Crm ver lab wihout tce' ths manta ral 1e te geprbln fna In. eland athuh hi. righ. tumb.

te da I. her. catch1 flrce natue beatuck I In thatfor thelIlhtest de4hlmWllh ztampItt 1Ionderthat canlQthrou IrueUncrace hewa contern Ugn Iv Hedeserv the beta lvlll Hownerlt Sullivanwu ln wltheplck dayt keen Ul work I ePllttlngheadache dreary lnsln ro. In. In Ume1iCht1snt th1n a.

f. t8I 1. 1 NORTHCAltOLINA i NDLEEO 11111. N. Octo Before IItlenhvndre a ctaD tlter earfsnabadtbatatofW balvuftTt en7iJICttw to ftT.

ltll ity 0J IMER R24 0 FLORIDA 0' I on. Cto d. eC ated FlOrida da 24 0 I The Florida pla rsfoud tJi set rls outs t. ndwheri th rea hed. 111 dlr Uonto 1Iercermen.

rcer' decfd if' ere theUnelBlnlonalong enf rons Mercer proted efCecU E' F10rldateam averagld152. plaY a. therewu advan ment' thr ugh ce erdactl non Mer er POOI Lth sof pra tIeCeaeh FlO Id W. al. to com.

e. sent-Ice on he menalbortonShilnds otFtorldawilllater Itron oo.tbe\'ISltlng nt Xer er' and swfre tea kne to. beendlffereIlL II Uil Jam 4I2Brterback a hlb lrbck 8eoc 1I' rtgM ta te JT7lor lefttaekle rI ht guard Vt4eU. Pa er Shand AT LOUISVILLE. tletJ loa rT ownerian4 trainerjnthls bl1c this Itthe Ii toehanetbe st710 tUDIr from.

pari to' th. aTSt It I. atatts machines DO AUafmoQ- to bet lnr putlncfbe oDemeQ an4m othen Lawrence PDa1e cht Czar. In nrt otaHCOnd offUletraekmuk I lnthe nt edthe eJt mUan4a 1n race. 11tItt 11 n4 taat ck cloudyani1 track RACE-Ply.

lUlda batrurlona tDevSTicli n. 71. pl pi alto" ao 111 thlrdTlme BaUlua. LaJ furlongs stal1aiJ 510. 1525.

afI ptt8ecol1dt Ray' H. 0 Time. 1:13 1. Nlta nreen Lord I ab ltsj1.na In rUGhowl Bellevlew. lOb.

10. UIICCOl 01. 3 Tbes lsteenthLawrtuce tfalght Ih 11. 101 ehoiteiI ZI lll' oqMtte4. RACE McGee straight 1061 ebow.

Hwou 10 n. 1I118OOtI4 lplrla101 I ut 1et1. 1:131 IPlOII1um. RA Kn. fH1ttbLad7 1.

McGee laceIO aboII 8wUt101 10 Trm. LeMiIlsa Qua a a lbic Wt has too will. t- 1 CONSTITUTION GA SUNDAY 1 to. or Th th na- 2J65to Owncr and The1 as S. 4 I I a 1 Twas I was i 4J line.

spe d. a. an I am at I round nnlng to- thr 1 haee. the beIr strt. as whIc cutfoote.I.

ew 1. uaqhcg carorneI 4sf. Ae Roseman a feet. I. eq c.

53 I- tc i- i tt. lctorv 3s. tZ a ud wlthDetrolta a a Ce i when O'Leary eagOs halt 1iI4 cbee nL withoce t. ah i. thirdoti i ce on lug.

C5TI i I Cub. eeed a demonstration. iT traie1o became a centeE s- single WIttthebases to ne a a In the but hmtdt slipped lit the fluid and tifcidt Tinker wasaf0 k'- sSCOnd the' riThik weJa-6onb1esteal'aI1owu shard ao' cRyt euanee. Speclalj batUecry 0nto and thprayer the ff01 overhim The. ttr th heed ElasIe.

baa 1ee ices ub as his 5f f5 Position. Eyana. tackle aulklnbenyleft Wtlianlaleft th the1 out Theresults Four furlongs RACK-On. Louis. ufl ln proceedings.

Waddell as saw fropi I ttetr dta COO" to 3 e. A 4 4 a. 0 0 I Jones I I I-I 0 Otea i 2 4 1 0 1 i i KiIng.c..I Eeuibscbp 040 I TotaI ioi tie Chieslo. I I I in I 55 ovr 5 Ia I I hoffman. 3- 1.

1. Brown I hit hr pltcher. byOvecail 1 first arTery I CRloo as. ej I li wfld pitch. Thwn 1.

Time. 1:101 srIdsii' and ODay tieodanc TAILORED CLOTHES I I ilrt- INCE in a pric order write I give of one 1 3 Boys' I I ie 1 a one jf It and ored- I tokIck. thebali this tackl Ererettquarter Doyd ant flint nfull Gillespieleft Plewartleft In- Ofl' The V. P. 1 Gibbs.

F. HoOsontrIgbj Jones. tackle Odont ViSit. cgiesleft Oilmsr CapLIft endBOROn Cowially1 bogyRebbs LuttrIlIedg bacO. eVd4I RedeeM.

8oook aapi Watkins bond linesman. Ysddr ftisa Usoine 5 t' o.J- tyo at. Princeton SewaSeev. v. Lyliebbung.

at fileIgh s- C. I' audIt. ggia. Tennessee flay. i' Lv.

le P. y. PATRONS gearbut so for the all the i gtaedatadd petroes eo lI I GEORG I A 1 6- Special. toO openiuggame 1tIie lng. Poeltion.

Tucascenter ntbt turd Delsppetrieielight hatcherright endMayliard ltobionNewsoine floblaon Peatbekleft 11. backClodfelden Spstiai. Pta 1both seven the played tackleEssloger I PtlllgsnrIght I Pento smithellarter ilerren Oct ber leg. by a of iS ID. Antea a PSI but was Chicago be sturd.r-opponenta Perdu.

team within ten for the one Hoosiers ealyge the Ilno. S. Tbe Paddoc1 ber 1 81 Lafayette. v. v.

November I 25. Penngylvsnia 241. If joreraof a all this rowaof hi right notonly bnthas a who jj ging apick limelight alt. 10. Lee The.

tks ppon yaM uine tG lIa ab4L4tissre4 CoMw F' Spec.al A aurpnised 1 at jns effective. hardfor PIle' hfalhorton game andshowed At been he Jknieson. quarfen Partner. OIlte.pie..left Dunnowaright Jorda GrIffithrlht Shande trainer this 1. system.

not betIlng efa t5 mile 55. I 5-5 TS secendt 5 9U 1l 5t5 show 54I. 53. 750. wont an DISe 106 5.

14. Iloitlety Ter IS 5. Ethr Ol uefl pis 5 and Alibi. i little boy Not my wSt. be at bosne I No bev to ta lalilielaltbt latbiagi to.