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PAGE SEVEX THE MIAMI METROPOLIS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1920. ster'a plea. Final decision would not be bat intoTris Speaker's bands and after that Mails was never in real trouble. RUBE MARQUARD FINED made, nowever, until just Dei ore ue game, be said. 1 PUBLIC PULSE.

SPORTS' A Wonderful Youngster The pitching of the big Southpaw was Grimes May Hurl Robinson also indicated he might of the kind which might be expected from change his selection before game time. Intimating that Burleigh Grimes, who EASTERNERS HOPING-TO FORCE MORE GAMES BY A VICTORY TODAY Bat Western Team is Determined to Close World Series By Fourth Straight Victory on Cleveland Diamond (Bv Associated Press). Is This Proof? Editor The Metropolis: On October 3, last, Merrill said "Sir. Allen would not disturb the bog ranch because he had stock in it. This is not my statement.

but two reputable property owning citizens of Dade county heard Mr. Allen make this statement, and one of them is present in this audience tonight. He has assured me that both he and the other man concerned are Ball Game on Thursday, Ad Club vs. Realtors Baseball fans need not worry when the world's aeries and east coast series games are over, because one of the "biggest and best" baseball games ever played in Miami is promised Thursday afternoon when an "invincable nine" of the Miami Advertising club will play a strong team of the Miami Realty board. "It will be a shut out Cleveland in the second game, but was knocked out of the box Sunday, mivht be given another chance.

The probability was, however, that Marquard would be the final choice, primarily because the Indians are considered rather weak against left-handed hurlers a belief testified to by the two splendid games Sherrod Smith has hurled against the American leaguers. Has Edge on Brooklyn Speaker felt that be had the edge on Brooklyn in the pitching. Even though Coveleskie loses today he still had Bagby to fall back on. while Vhle and Morton DOLLAR AND COSTS FOR TICKETSPECULA1G Will Not Be in National League Next Year, Declares President Heydler, as Result of His Action (Bf Aaawlatri! Ireaa CLEVELAND. icu 12 Richard 7lub' Marijuarc).

of the ISrooklyn X-tionals. was fined $1 and routs in the local municipal court here this morninn on a rhnrtt of violating the exhibition tiokt ordinarwp. President Hurdler, the National lafrtip, who was in court with Marquard, starel that as the violation was merely willing to take oath as to the truth of this statement." On October 10, last, he real baseball game this time. Not a Mill COPS FIFTH GAME AND POSTSEASON SERIES President Williard Decides to Call Season Through and Disregard Protest of First Game When MacReynolds sent a sacrifice fly into Masters's hands in left field yesterday afternoon in the third inning of the fifth game of the post-season series between the Miami Magicians and the West Palm Beach Invincibles and brought Braun home for the third run of the game he literally hung up the championship pennant of the Florida East Coast Baseball league for Miami, although the fact was not known at the time. Miami was produced two attidavits.

While these affidavits stated among other things that I said I had stock in the hog farm, they did not sav that I CLEVELAND, Oct. 12. The battered and bruised Brooklyn Dodgers and the Cleveland Indians, thrice Victorians over their National league rivals in as in reserve and Mails ready to go in again if necessary. The latter, a -youmrster would not disturb the hog ranch because I had stock in it- Has he proven his charge? As to C. H.

Finch and S. M. Claw- many days, were ready to face each other today in the seventh game for the base and weighing dose to 200 younds, could easily work again, Speaker said. Brook sen and their affidavits: ball championship of all hemispheres, with the easterners determined to force Finch says I told him Walter Roberts technical, he would take do farther action lyn, howeper, has not a pitcher-who has not been ponnded by Cleveland. Grimes, Marquard, Smith, Mamaux, Cadore and Pfeffer have either lost games or been hit hard.

The National leaguers, who came the annual classic into further games and the westerners confident that after today there would be no more world's series was selling liquor, and both Finch and Clawsen say I told them I owned stock in the hog farm; they say the conversa in the matter. President Ileydler aid. however, that tion took place in 1920. Louis A. Al contests until x'J-l.

With the world's championship pos into the series with a pitching staff fa mous for its aces, today were handicap ped lor hurlers, according Speaker sibly depending on today's game. Manager Robinson, of the Dodgers, and Tris Speaker, of the Indiana, were undecided view. Be ilia not iM'heve that Jlarquard would be in the National league next year. "Marquard has hurt Brooklyn and he ha hurt the National leaaiie by his action." said Ileydler. "Baseball doesn't want more of bi calibre, and I don't think he'll be back in the leairue next year, although I probably won't take any len, say tbose statements are lies, and those men have lied on oath.

Is this a straightforward answer? Now as to the true statement of this affair I did have a conversation with these two men but only one, and that was during October. 1919; Finch told me that a farce, is tne way Lu L. jser-tell of the Ad club expressed it today. "We have an errorless machine that will work like magic," he said. The game will be called at 3 o'clock.

An announcement regarding the line-up will be made tomorrow. Nearly All Horses in Long Race Continue CBr Associates) Prea. NORTHFIELD, Vt, Oct. 12. Twenty-five of the 27 thoroughbred Morgan and Arab horses that started yesterday in the 300-mile race from Fort Ethan Allen to Camp Devens.

resumed the long trail today. All were in excellent condition and many of them, particularly Ramla, winner of the 1919 race and Kingfisher, second last year, seemed eager for the road. The route today was through Montpelier to St. Johnsbury, a distance of t5 miles. Carpentier is to Meet Levinsky at Jersey (Br Associated I'rcaa) JERSEVT CITV.

N. Oct. 12 Georges Carpentier, French war hero and European heavyweight champion, will early in the day as to what hurlers they would select, but indications were that "Today's game will be the he said, "We are not going aek to Brooklyn for any more games won't nnable to score again during the game ami West Palm Beach finished its scoring the same inning, the game winding up by a score, of 3 to 1 and the league race coming to a close with four victories for Miami and one tied game. The final game was played at Tatum park before an attendance of about 400, the smallest crowd that has witnessed one of the post-season games at the local park. At the close of the game it was stated liube Marquard would face the slug gere of the junior circuit and that Stan be necessary.

hen the test 'out is made arttou myself. Sufficiently PunUhed. man that they called "Conk" was either ley Coveleskie would be given the task of attempting to carry Cleveland through to some of the old masters men, who bad played through season after season and knew their opposing batters thoroughly. Despite support which at times was a little erratic, lie pitched confidently and without hesitation. His Work was fittingly characterized by Umpire Connelly, who worked behind the plate.

After the game, Connolly declared he bad seen many men pitch great ball but that "Mails had everything a pitcher could want and he knew how to use But for Hails great work, Sherrod Smith might have come out of the world's series as one of the greatest hurlers in the. annual classics. The Brooklyn Southpaw, who won one game from Cleveland, 2 to 1. pitched a game that ordinarily would have gone into the winning column ninety-nine times out of a hundred. But with two dwn in the sixth, Speaker singled and Sherry then sent one over the plate to George Burns'a liking and the first baseman lined it to the center field bleachers for a two-bagger.

Speaker crossed the plate with the only run of the game. The Lineup The lineup today is as follows! Cleveland Brooklyn Jamiesoa, If. Olson, ss. Wanibsganss, 2b. Sheelian, 3b.

Speaker, cf. Griffith, rf. Smith, rf. Wheat, If. Gardner, 2b.

Myers, cf. Johnston, lb. Konetchy, lb. Sewell, ss. Kilduff, 2b.

O'Neil, c. Miller, Coveleskie, p. Grimes, p. "Declaration of War" Is interpretation of Lloyd-George's Speech (By Associated LONDON. Oct.

12 Leaders of the Sinn Fein movement regard the speech made at Carnarvon. Wales, on Saturday by Premier Lloyd-George, as almost a "declaration of war on in that he virtually condoned acts of reprisal against persons who have attacked police forces in Ireland. There are many signs, says the Dublin correspondent of the London Times, that the executive department in that city intends to bring matters to a bead as quickly as possible by a concentrated campaign against disorder, which by inflicting general hardships on the coiin-. try may make crime and lawlessness "truly Projected measures are said to include complete stoppage of the Irish railways, drastic reduction of the postal service until all railway workers agree to return to duty and tinti! there is a cessation of raids on the mails a worm championship an seven games. Coveleskie, twice conqueror of the Flatbush players in the present series.

Marquard, who had asked for special hearing- of his case, in view of the fact that he might participate ia today's game, appeared in conrt accompanied bv National 1eague Attorney Joseph Heintz- begged Manager Speaker to send him to by President Ben Willard of the Miami club that the series was closed so far as the local club was concerned as the club had no intention of playing off the first game, protested by West Palm Beach, and sustained by a ruling of league Pres the mound, but George Lhle, side-arm hurler, who received his first training on the sand lots of Cleveland, also yearned for a chance in the big battle, and Speaker, with only one game in three making or selling whiskey west of his place west of Little River; I asked him why he thought so. He told me of seeing so many people go out there in cars, I explained to him then that the federal law only applied to the manufacture and sale without license, of liquor, and did not prohibit the keeping of any amount of liquor on one's premises, as the federal prohibition law did not take effect till January 1st, 1920. I suggested that he go to the sheriffs office as under the state law the possession of liquor was a crime. Finch then said he didn't think that would do good because he thought the county officials "were all in on and I asked him why he thought so. He replied that he saw a county commissioner, the superintendent of the convict camps and the county surveyor making frequent trips out there, and that our needed, listened attentively to the young- ident yuince Bryan.

The Miami club, Mr. Willard said, took the position pects me to make oath upon the rumors that when Mr. Bryan made his ruling he did so contrary to baseball law, the national baseball commission, the last word engage in a 12-round bout with Battling and hearsay presented by one who was too cowardly to do it himself, or to back in organised baseball, having held that it up. or to HAVE Ulo NAME MENTIONED. It was not my business any no protests could be allowed in a post this afternoon the series will be finished Brooklyn In the Brooklyn camp, there was a different tale.

With Manager Robinson and Captain Zack Wheat doing everything possible to straighten out the frayed plumage, the players were ready to meet the Indian on his own ground and were absolutely certain that tonight both clubs would be journeying eastward for a final set-to on the Dodgers home soil. "We've got to have this game and when we have to have something we usually get said Manager Robinson today, and his remark echoed the spirit of the entire team. Yesterday's game, while it failed to produce the thrills and sensations of Sunday's contest, was another of those affairs which help to make baseball history. With a youngster who had hurled only six complete contests in his American league career, facing former team mates who had discarded him with the label 'N. fastened prominently to his baggage, Cleveland came through triumphant in one of the greatest pitching battles of world's championship classics Walter Mails slow-balled and fast-balled the Robins into a shutout victory and retired them with only three safe hits scattered through three innings.

Only once was he in dangerwhen a single and two errors filled the bases but a slow curve rebounded from Sherrod Smith's swinging way to investigate those matters; I was not employed for that purpose, nor paid for it, but I did in that case (and in many chief of the fire department's red car otnersj report it to the proper authon ties. Finch and Clawson are republicans, and Finch is a republican candidate at this election. They are interested Darties is Ijevinsky. American light-heavyweigut title-holder. Under the New Jersey boxing law no decision is permitted.

The contest is regarded as a tryout for the French boxer to determine whether he would make a suitable opponent for Jack Dempsey, world's champion. Bull Ring Scenes Too Much for Foreigners (By Associate Press) MADRID. Oct. 12. The scenes of the Spanish bull ring were too harrowing for a section of the foreign delegates to the international postal congress, now in setaion here, who attended the regular Sunday bull fights yesterday and many of them found themselves obliged to leave before the fights were man.

I tie case was quickly disponed ot. Judge Gilbert after listening to testimony of the detective who arrested Marquard and the (statement of the Brooklyn pitcher, said he felt Marquard had been sufficiently punished by the nation-wide publicity following the act and that he would fine him $1 and costs, and dismissed the case. It was brought out during the testimony that Marquard had but 24 tickets for the Cleveland games and that when approached by a Brooklyn friend who askd him if he had any for sale, made a mni-joking remark that he had at a price several times their faco value. Mar-quard's statement was overheard by a detective, who, when he saw the tickets in the hands of the pitcher, arrested him en the charge of speculating. Judge Gilbert said that following the recent exposure of the baseball scandal, the good name of the game had been injured and that it was a shame that a foolish action on the part of Marquard should have occurred at the time.

(Br Associated Press). WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. Cancellation was ordered today by the interstate 4-ommerce commission of proposed increases of lO cents per ton in the joint rates on coal from mines on the Norton Northern railway to destinations in North Carolina were filed by the Carolina, Clinchfield 6c Ohio Railway and and Southern Railway companies. The commission held that the increases were not justified.

arranged, to suit that interest, and to go runner, in wis instance, TliKX HAVE was out there almost every day then it was, but not until then, did I realize who -he wag talking about, and I asked him if be meant Coleman's hog farm. He said yes, and I said, "lour man. Conk, must be Walter He said yes. Then I told him 1 did not believe Coleman would permit Walter Roberts to make or cell liquor on his place (and at that time no one had accused Walter Roberts of making or selling liquor). I also said I didn't believe he would make liquor as we were so close to Bimini, and that in spite of customs officials and sub-chasers they were still getting LOUIS A.

ALLEX, Democratic Candidate for Sheriff Sworn to and subscribed before me this October 12th, 1920. A. B. SMALL. Notary Public, State of Florida at Large.

season series. President Willard Calls 'Time-Mr. Willard made the position of the Miami team clear to Otto Carmichael and It. B. Pattison, directors of the West Palm Beach club, who are paid to have admitted that the president of the Miami club was right in his contention.

As a result of the stand taken by the Miami club, both teams disbanded last night and the players will depart for their homes. The scores of the series were Miami West Palm Beach 1. Miami 1, West Palm Beach (10 innings). Miami 4, West Palm Beach 1. Miami 4, West Palm Beach 4.

Miami 3, West Palm Beach 1. Locals Outclass Invincibles During the final series, as well as during the closing days of the league race, the first half of which was won by West Palm Beach and the second half by Miami, the local team clearly outclassed the team from farther up the coast, Miami having won 13 out of the 16 games in the second half. The league was composed of Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Pierce and during the second half of the season, when all of the teams strengthened, the race was so close that it was not decided until the last few games, at one time three of the clnhs (Seal) My Commission expires Jan-nary 12, 1923. in some liquor (The federal law prohibited smuggling liquor from outside this for Miami, was hit safely only five times, issued five passes and struck out two men. Jones started to twirl for West Palm Beach, but was knocked out of the box in the third inning and Swearingen country).

also, while talking to him casually, told him I promised Walter Roberts $10.00, and he was to give me a pig, but that I had only given him $5.00, and several other prominent citizens had did the same. That is all there was to the conversation. Clawsen had nothing whatever to say after introducing Finch. Finch said not to mention his name. As a matter of fact, this conversation (WNE finished the game for the visitors.

During his brief period on the mound, Jones was hit safely three times and gave free trans- portation to four men. Swearingen was hit safely only three times in five and one-third innings, gave five bases on balls What the Weather took place, in October, 1919, and. Walter Koberts gave me the pig Christmas. 1919. Man Says Today long after the conversation, and if I ever DOWN BUYS A LOT IN MIAMI'S NEWEST SUBDIVISION, bad any "interest" in the hog farm, I ate it tip on Christmas, 1919.

Many people do not know, but can find out by investigating, that in order for me to get a warrant for anyone for anything, I would be compelled to state upon oath that the person charged had committed having a fighting chance for first place. In the first half of the race, Miami finished second, Fort Lauderdale third and Fort Pierce fourth, while in the last half Fort Pierce pushed her way out of the and struck out four men. Five errors were made by West Palm Beach and three by Miami. Chalker fared ill as the result of two sparkling catchea made by Miami fielders, Brazier robbing him of a hit in the ninth inning by racing out in time to get under his line drive, while earlier in the game Bandrimer had pulled down a foul off Chalker's bat by running ontside the diamond. L.

Vanlandingham pulled in the seventh, with the bases full, Williams also robbed Bandrimer of what ordinarily would have been a safe bit. The catch retired the side. cellar and left Fort Lauderdale there. the crime, or that I had reason to believe and JHJ BELIEVE that the crime charged had been committeed, and no one ex- Pitchers Were Generous Yesterday's game was one of the best be heed (DHJVI iljiljiLj of the final series, although all of the pitchers were wild, 14 passes being issued. Sweetland pitched the entire game forecast for Miami and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday light to gentle northeast and east winds.

Forecast for Florida: Fair tonight and Wednesday little change in temperature gentia to moderate northeast to east winds. Lotttl Weather Report 8 a.m. Barometer, aea level SO.U0 Temperature 7i Relatie humidity, percent ..72 Wind directiou Wind velocity 3 State of weather Tt. Cldy. Highest temperature yesterday ..82 Iowest temperature last 72 Precipitation.

21 hours ending 8 a.m 0 TOBIN TOBIN REALTY COMPANY BEING HIGHLY DEVELOPED. JITNEY LINE BEING ESTABLISHED. Aged Confederate Is Jones, who forfeited 15 each, all of the men were fined $9.85 each in municipal court this morning, except Willard, who was fined $9.65 on each of two charges. ieon Aiatnerc, colored, arrested on a charge of assanlt with a deadly weapon, was turned over to tne county. The cases of Bert Smith and E.

F. Andrews, arrested last night for violation Total precipitation since Oct. 1. inches since Oct. 1, inches Ieficiency since Jan.

1, inches Accumulated deficiency in temcer- 1.49 2.68 ism of the jitney ordinance by carrying pas ature ainoe tt. 1. degrees 59 Accumulated deficiency in temperature since Jan. 1. degrees ....5011 Laid to Last Rest 4 Br Associated Press.) RICHMOND, Oct.

12 Funeral services for Mrs. Pattie Tyler Smith, "S6 years old, niece of President John Tyler, were Conducted today in the Home for Needy Confederate Women, the Rev. Dr. W. 1).

Smith, rector of St. Mark's EpiBCo-' pal church, officiating. Her grandson, Irvin Walker, of Louisville, attended the obsequies. Her daughter, Mrs. Emile Broecker, of Rochester, was too ill to be present.

Twelve Colored Men Taken for Gambling Willie Carroll, Arthur Vernol. John Wilson, S. C. Bivans, Clarence Reynold, Eugene Kelley, alias Jews Willard: Fred W'est, Jack Johnson, William Brown, Richard Brewer, John Jones and Charles Sands, all colored, were arrested fori gambling in raids in colored town yesterday afteroon and last night, in which Policemen Bishop, Pratt, Pearce, Stephens, Jeter and Garrett participated. With the exception of Vernol, Vivans and Almanac "Sun sets today oSiii.

Sua rises tmorrow 6 :11. Moon sets :24 p.m. sengers witnout Dona, were dismissed. The cases of the Chicago Grocery company and the Dixie Grocery company charged with selling groceries on Sunday, were continued. Frank O'Keefe, charged with being drunk and disorderly, was fined $14.85.

Felix Bethel and Etbelna Vergol, both colored, charged with disorderly conduct, each forfeited $15. LONDON. Wireless is playing a prominent part in the Sinn Feiners' campaign in Ireland and they are manufacturing portable sets in hundreds, says the Daily Sketch. This accounts for the rapid concentration of men in unexpected places, and the Sinn Feiners' knowledge of the movement of troops. The collapsible aerial which Sinn Fein is employing can be quickly set up and as quickly taken down.

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