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mmmm speed and alertness i i studies Neale and his batting against National league pitcners tm James gets teaks to me be quite as hard ard if Neale is going to a problem for twirlars as Kousn is. i matter of fact, and unfinis Is much the same type of player as Is Sha.no Collins, but younger and less experienced. He is far fronV being a finished product, hut he has speed and aggressiveness. In the base running end of the game we find at the same time his strength and his liability to blunder. He is not really a good Dase runner, but he steals a lot of bases, I find, how ith Leibold.

Neala Is neither as gooa a waner nor good a hitter in season. He probably wilt not prove so good a waiter In this series. Since Lelbold must face only pitchers against he t'icu; well, and If they have much hitting. Nor do ure to hit Reuther although he may land Bailee. Pie Neale Under and faet pitching nati critics, who have over estimated several of the players on the Red lng.

He ground if he does catch rin rhat'than either Leibold. who frequently makes catches while Collins, who gets there by sheer atrftngth and awkwardness. If I were attempting to choose a player most liable to do a lot of hard and timely hitting In this series I would pick Neale. He Is of that type, and his style appears suited well to the White Sox pitchers. In fact, I think he will hit them all, excepting Clcotte.

who will puzile him. Neale never has seen that kind of pitching and the swinging wildly mm meets George Lewis, of Phila delphia, Will Mix in 10 Round Battle at Miller's Fight Club for the Main Event. i oik, me nanasome newsie ol A laata, and George' Lewis, who hai 'tie club. Both i rugged fighters i best of shape, which furious fight while It As a semi wind up. Miller has take ail basis.

boys' i fast scrap. derisions both times. other four round battles tween al to round out the eve Tickets have been placed on sale fight fans, who are ac getting tickets there fc of the fans all information they the week. light in" TWfcLVfc 5Porfe Are Creeping Up On Sox EDITED By Leslie Rowlings Fullerton Now Shows Reds Forging Ahead With Pre Series Dope Odd Turn of Figures En pniMCflll fl countered When Lie UHIlflOUIl LLLILIi bold and Collins Show Lead Over Neale, Who Figures as Best Hitter. By Hngfc FoUertoa.

The Right Fielders. Offensive. Defensive. Total Chicago 758 21S Cincinnati 773 206 978 Chicago and Cincinnati practically are tied in the dope on the right fielders, with the Redt leading by so scant a margin as to make It negligible for purposes of this In this dope we encounter an odd freak of the dope. Both LeiboLd and Bhano Collins, the Chicago right fielders, show a large lead over Neale in the seasons batting, and Murphy, who sometimes occupies the White Sox right gar' dan, leads him tremendously.

Yet, for purposes of this series and considering the pitchers against Whom they must bat, Neale figures to be the better hitter. Lelbold. of course, loses much Of his bitting prestige because Jadran Is certain to use left hand i batting of B. Collins and iack i up stops Lelbold to a whis per. He will In a garden.

With Collins in right perlority given them by Leibold'i Coach Scott Eases Up Hard Scrimmage Work to Polish Rough Spots Out of 'Thin Red Line." Slenal practice and mas tery of the finer points of the game are the two big jobs that are holding the interest of the Alabama football players this week. Coach plays, and It is only by the dull routine of running signals that but they expect sral of the other ig sprains, bruises. this fact very little scrimmage has minutes each day Coach Scott Hows the teams to don their head ear and indulge In some "real" Adrina Vandegrs of the third team, and he has all for the Boot end positions, where new players ai The arrival of 8ld'ney Johnsc boosted prospects tor a Chan of old. Blanc, a nei He put up some good is only little over a week until lngham Southern college comes for a bout with the "Thin Red Line." Alabama expects to have no trouble in defeating the Panthers Golf Miracle Wednesday. New York.

September A golf ing miracle was accomplished yesterday at the Forest Hill Field club. 18th hole in one. Stewart teed off first, hitting an iron shot for the hole, 145 yards away, and watched eppmeyer drove off. His ball Post Series Off. New York.

September The dent Stonebam, of the Giants, ex sd the opinion there was 111 ibllc demand for the games. Calendar of ning Joe Lynch Aqueduct, Latonia Circii meeting Columbus, Ohio. Close of open champion tournament of Ohio Profes sional Golfers' association, at To Toung Chaney vs. Al hubert. 15 rounds, at Baltimore, enny Vaiger vs.

Matt Brock. 10 at Cleveland. Jock Malone Butte. Billy Fitzsimmons vs. Sam valtz, 12 rounds, at New Brit Stai Standing of Clubs "St rhUftdelpbia 36 100 GEORGE WRIGHT er has n'g hard 1 a fast, the Ck the sat.

One of the only two survivors of It. the famous Cincinnati team of IS 87. It Happens In the Best Regulated Families Zinn. who was hit hard in the final three innings. Tue fielding on Doin Sco rlaby8inanings: R.

H. E. New York 000 001 03x 4 8 0 Batteries Johnson. Zlnn and J. Wallaer; Mogridge and Ruel.

today bunched 1 new American league champions, 3 to Chicago had several opportunities to score, but was unable to hit with men on bases. Score by Innings: R. H. E. Detroit, September Cleveland todav.

9 to S. Cold weath er, unfavorable to good pitching. Cleveland 00i 011 i 13 3 Detroit 220 021 9 Myers O'Neill; Bo National League. Giants Split Even. Boston.

September New York defeated Boston 14 to 2 today In a game in which they made twenty four hits for a total of forty bases and then the Braves reversed the result In a second game by a score of 8 to 4. The Giants hit both Causey and McQulllen for their numerous safeties In the first game, while the Braves found the delivery of New York's pitching recruits. Shover and Barnes, to their liking FIRST GAME. Score by innings: R. H.

E. New York 200 403 24 1 Boston 000 301 13x 8 1 Snover, V. Barnes and Mcuarty; Scott and Will today's game for Philadelphia Brooklyn. 10 to 9. Two home by Kreuger In the seventh and Score, by innings: R.

Brooklyn 100 200 Philadelphia ..022 100 10 15 2 Smith, Cheney, Ames Where They Play Today. National League. Philadelphia. PltUborr at St. Louis.

American League BIRMINGHAM TO HEAR JOHNSON AND BORAH September 25. W. Johnson, of Cal Ifornia, and William E. Borah. Idaho, will speak in Blrmlnglu in opposition to the leasnie nf he.adaH»rter..

tnH.r a 10 spean in th. district. one of the best euu ippea ports in rance, possessing extensive docks, warehouses and modern machinery for loading and though a river port, can handle sea going vessels up to s.ow tons gross, There no doubt that these two creased extent by the shipping of this morning' "Yes, but she warn' "Then call her up now The election of "Pup" to captain the 1919 Golden Tornado promises much for the Yellow Jackets, and supporters of the Georgia School of Technology. With hit experience and recognized ability at a football lineman, "Pup" is the logical man for the position. His and spirit will do, much to carry the Tech team over tne goal to victory.

Miss i i Stirling has gone to Shawnee on Delaware to attend the 1919 National Woman's Golf Championship tournament, which starts over the links Of the country club at that place Mpnday. Friends of Miss Stirling, as well as members of the Atlanta golfing colony, will be pulling With might and main for Grand Circuit By Briggs big golf spree Is tournaments nt both the East Lake and Brookbaven dubs. Only one more day now until the first the Alabama football prospects on the gridiron i brighten with little. Forsyth street club I night Pretty good card schc come through the The Reds may not be getting their popularity Isn't remaining stationary. Be a pleasure to lose a few scads on 'em.

Cincinnati soing to have plncc. That will be cuVu. Jake Abel Is lust a of whipping Karst of whipping Abel. wire? "Kid" Kleasoi a there hcen says the White Maybe'he'll come along with the statement that the Reds are the greatest. Any way you take it, they both are in the finals, and time alone tells those kinds of Camp Gordon grfw to l.w« ind gridiron enthu play game given the "front and center" command.

That ought to bring Rogers Captains Crimson University, September Isaac J. Rogers, right tackle, was unanimously chosen captain of the 1919 football team at the University of Alabama Thursday afternoon. Rogers is an old varsity man, having played at right guard in 1916 17. In 1917 was chosen, for all southern honors. Rogers was elected captain the 1913 team, but because of the world war was unable to return to college.

His fellow plavers, realizing that he was cheated out of the honor of leading his team, were quick to choose him to represent the "thin red line" during the coming season. Rogers is a product of the Florence State Normal school, weighs 185 pounds, and is 23 years of age. He promises to be a mainspring in the Alabama line this year, and a bidder for the mythical all southern pick. REFRIGERATOR CARS TWO HIGHWAY BILLS ORDERED RELEASED PASSED IN ALABAMA Washington, September 25. Drastic actln was taken today by Director Qeneral Hlnes to compel the prompt release of refrigerator cars.

After receiving numerous complaints of delay in the unloading of such re, by Jobbers possible advance In the (roods, Mr. Hit! dered regional directors to place embargoes against all consignees who fail to release promptly such equtp The situation In the west and the beginnning the Florida crop movement was said to render al) reasonable measures imperative to obtain the fullest use of refrlgera the "Does your mother oojset to kissing?" "JJbw, Just because I allow you to kiss me, you needn't think yob can kiss the whole Pearson's Montgomery, 'September The Alabama legislature today passed the two general highway bills sponsorea Dy tne state wav denartment. One submit constitutional amendment allowing a state bond issue 125.000.004 for mad buddtna In the state. The election will be held three September 10. The other bill enlarges the state highway mission from Ave to twelve I bers, one to be appointed from each RED CROSS STEAMER The AGROUND IN SOUND of the Red reef in Long island souna today.

Sh. bound from SL Johns and Halifax to New Tork and carried 140 passengers and a crew of ninety. The vessel was apparently off its a board and i danger at present. At Kansas City 2, 1 Texas League. Shrcveport Wins Second.

E. ooo zoo la Pate. Wachtel and Ha Lewis and Vann. SPORTOGRAPHY if I publish the like a dry goods mething to look at. IB about the Corbett of 1S89.

The Corbett who was 23 years of age. That was about the sn't he? John L. Sullivan re led to fight him. Fitxsimmons Corbett at that time d. when the odds were 100 to 20 that he would lose.

it a over now. of course, ana fight, but Corbett lived. He fought you'd play lightweights we day. His foot bett couldn't hit They don't know. him that's what he usually tried to do.

Tommy Ryan into a ring." September 29, 1RM. Dan Creedon In the second round at New Orleans. This bout was for the world's middleweight cham pionship and a purse of 15.000, four He whip and had lots of backing in his Jght with Ruby Robert, but he scions for five minutes. A tne Jignt. weight title.

Did he ge tit? Hoy, Fools' day 1) and "What was the criterion df Tlctt under the old New England bai ball rules? Patience, boy. till tomorrow; Army to Keep Washington, JS. Or department to the remount service directing tnat tne requisite numper hand at the remount depots ad)a cent to the stations of the sevet be furnished with 2.0S4' horses and males. White Sox Ball Park Has Only Regulation Diamond in Country 10 Members of Capital City Will Compete for Championship in Event Scheduled to Get Under Way October 3. Announcement was made Thurs day by officials of the Capital City club that a golf tournament for the.

club championship is to be held over Its links at Brookhaven, the qualifying rounds to be played, either Fri day, October 3, or Saturday, Octo The tournament will be for members of the club alone and will last two weeks with handicaps applying In all flights with the exception of trophies will be awarded for as During the last several weeks. of his attention to placing the links In the best possible condition lor ine tournament, and, according Mr. Beckett, the arreens and falrwi will be excellent when the time the first rounds the tournameni The tournament Is to be held under the direction of the greens ley. R. H.

Martin and Joseph with enthusiastic membei i been taking advantage of the prove their games before time for annual club event to take place. With a tournament starting at East Lake Saturday for the championship of the Atlanta Athletic club, and the one at Brookhaven following closely on its heels, fol during the next leir share of things Many fflemkers of have already placed their the entry lists and the expected to be one of the held at the club. SECRET PRACTICE Coach Heisman "Skids on Everyday Onlookers." Hard Work for First Encounter. field. Coach Heli and the stands present and those necessary to carry i the work around the field dur Yesterday6' witnessed rha last scrimmage of the week when two Grant field.

One varsity team be on tne onense against the scrub the upper field and still anoth fense. The coaches are working might and main to turn out two full varsity teams to take on Camp Gordon and Wake Forest on the Lh, and It has turned Into a ter ible Job. With a of backs the Sick list at nresent the coaches are trying their best to de lop two entirely new substitute fields for the double header week, Thursday's scrimmage slty back field who have never ap pearea mere oetorc: JJUiier. How den, Frye and Mayer. McDonoueh and Ferst are both out with sprained ankles, and it Js not known whether they will be able to play Saturday or not Donble Header Booked.

A double header on October 4, followed by games with Ciemson. Vanderbilt and Pittsburg, is about the worst Job any man could at present wish to surmount. And to cap the climax there is no let down in the schedule, no easy games to give the team a rest. The week after taking Pittsburg there is certainly In fot HARRY WRIGHT Brother of George and prominent member of Cincinnati Reds of 1867. One of World's Most Elaborate Playing Fields Will Be Used for the World's Series Games in Chicago.

Chicago, September White Sox park in Chicago, where the opening fams of the world's series will be played between the Chicago Americana and the Cincinnati Nationals, pennant winners of their parks in the country. At the time It baseball palace and since that of Comlskey's creation. ie only one in the country which is ivned by a single person Charles Comiskey, who is also the only an in the big league who Is the owner of a club. the stands were Occupied Has started nd July 1 of the same year. old grounds and moved ta the new Twelve hundred toils of steef were used In the grand Btand.

The park is located at West Thirtlv nfth i all parts of the cltjr numerous boulevards. The playing of thtse and th served. The lower gra are reached by two urface lines and" th the home field the "sun garden." The distance behind the plate to the firal row of boxes in the grand stand ij feet, 8 feet less than majoi a down the right and eft field foul lines from the 1 18 feet more than regulations. From home plate to These dimensions Frank Chance paid admissions the boxc either end of way up branch out. making it pos eible to reach the top rows at four different points and that without left field bleachers extend from the field.

The tilized for a big electric which is Worked from the press stand on the upper deck ot the grand stand. The bleachers feet high, topped by a wire fence six feet high. ine pitcners' mound Is elevated inches. At night and when the ipnd is covered by a tarpaulin, hich is 190 feet square. It requires dozen men to handle ir i.

rolled on a large Keel cyllnd and Only Regnlntlen I playing field Is games played at Comiskey park, be iont)i engaging a them for the big rush on the open O'Neill has been head usher at the Sox park for twelve years more and blindfolded he could sands of grand stand patrons and, nis his stall would i well as the dividual seats, all of Which en numbered and no lost looking for reservations accessary with this corps of National Committeemen Are Holding Two Days' Conference at Atlantic City. Headed bv Hot chairman, members of the democrat ic national committee arrived hern' tonight for a two days' beginning tomorrow. Mr. Cummlnga said he expected Attorney General Chairman Cummlnga, who hat deal with preliminary matttrs pertaining to preparations for the next campaign, especially witlithe forma instruction of women. lng the meeting here or when it albs in full session..