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raves Win World Tith Boston in Four Games for First Time in aseball History ite SECTION TWO. AlARKETS, WANT ADS. iI glig gga Ctriintw4, Item SPORTING. GRZATZSZ1 TIM VIOltID'S i WEDNESDAY. OtTOBER 14.

1914. t3 DRAWINGS FROM THE BATTLEFIELDS PASSED BY THE CENSOR. WORLD FLAG TO BRAVES; CRUSH Plii10111111111, 3 TO 1 tillITE SOX 5-3 VICTORY OVER CUBS TIES SERIES Nur Hits. Four Steal I Score of Sox Victory IIS Tying Cubs for Title. Four Hits, Four Steals, Figures Telling Story How Braves Won Flag.

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4112000000 for Vaughn In oovontlav inottila for Zabot 111 xantb. WRITE SOX. IWorld's Series City Series Receipts. I Lay Zertes stecezprs. I 1 Evers, 3 1 1 1 1 Connolly, IL.

a 0 0 0 0 Minn, 2 0 0 0 0 Whined, 3 0 1 1 1 Schmidt, 4 0 1 1 0 Clowdy. 2 0 0 0 1 Marinvino, so 3 0 0 0 0 Deal, 3 a 0 0 0 Slutoipho a 1 1 1 I 0360 0010 0100 1100 01200 0820 0130 0140 0000 Paid attendance Total raccipts Players' share Each clales share Commission's share 34,362 62,653.00 33,832.62 11,277.54 6,265.30 FOUR GAME. Paid attendance 111,00, Total receipts 225.T30.00 Players, share 131.893-04 Each elutes share 40,633.06 Commission's share 22,373.00 In the first four game. last year the attendance swami 114,310, the receipts 3230,303.50, ad the plair ern pool TOtals 28 8 5 0 4 0 1 27 le 0 thiladelphia 0 0-6-0-11W--1 Roston 000 1 200011-3 Two base hitsWalsh, Moran, Shaw-key. Strack out By Rudolph, 7 (Schang 2.

Shawkey, Walsh, Sidling, Barry, Collins); by Pennock, 2 (Evers. Schmidt). Eases on ballsiOff Shaw-key, off Pennock, off Rudolph, 1. Double playSowdy-Rvers. RiteOff ShawkeY.

a 131 8 Innings; off Pennock, 2 in 3 tiLlanfl Wild pitchesRudolph, Pennock. Time, 155. UmpiresByron at plate, Mildebrand on bases, Xlem left field, Dinneen in right field. I AB RE172111121183P0 A Weaver, 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 Pala attradianee 0,601 Ellackb'ne. lib 4 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 fetal receipts 4,834.50 Collins, 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 300 Emmuler, lb.

4 1 1 1 0 0 0 10 1 1 clah's 2,175.52 commilasies's share 483.45 Roth, rt 4 0 IL 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 Demmitt, lf 4 1 2 3 0 0 1 2 00 SIX GAMES. Schalkte 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 Pahl atimaleace 100,801 Breton, 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Total receipts 309,4042.00 Boltz. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 ria7e'rP share Cleatte, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 fisek eletv's share 17,128.50 Cetessissioa's bare 0,904.20 5 5 0 2 1 4 27 10 3 I. the first ells games lame year I eib, 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-3 fit, attendance wan 153,819, (be I White 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0-5 Ste31611354)9 "Id the play'' Two bass bitDemmitt. Home run crs, pool lialftr.

Struck out Ity Vattgba, 3 (Collins, Weaver, Tostritter); by Zabel, ET JAMES CRUSINBERRY. 1 (Bens); by Ban; 3 (Baler, EmaOW Dame Fortune has switched to the ban, Vaughn). Eases on balls Off As. With the aid of her profuse favors I Vaughn, elf Ilene, 2. Double play Weaver-Eournier.

If1ts-012 Vaughn, 5 the south alders licked the Cubs In the 1 in 7 Innings; off Bens, 9 in 8 2-3 in- 1 elth combat of the city series at the Passed ballBresnahan. Time, i seirt park yesterday ante row the 2:10. UmpiresEason at plate Chill i straggle is a tie, each side baring three ou bases, Quigley in right 5e1d, victories. Some awful fielding by the crzioughun In loft gam Cubs heiped in making their beating de-fain. The final count was 5 to 3.

The tura of luck wasv most pronounced. sot the Sok had it coming to them. for Batting Averages ths Idle old dame bad aided in their de- in City Series. mg la at least two of the other camel This time she seemed to be try-1 WHITE sax. ice to even up things perhaps having I AB.

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tem won over because of the game and i weaver 25 6 10 14 1 1 .400 i veil fight. Callahan's men mere making. I sack 21 0 11 1 0 .3111 The Anal and deciding game will be i Roth 23 1 7 9 3 3 .313 i .0 4Iltik 41115 111115 Due amulet' to on try-1 WHITE SOX. icg to even up things. perhaps having II TB.

BB. LB. Iva I bees won over because of the game and i weaver 25 5 10 14 1 1 .400 'I veil fight Callahan's men mere making. I Behan, 21 5 11 1 0 .381 The Aral and deciding game will be 7100, 23 2 7 9 3 3 .323 BB. Ivo.

1 0 I 444313 I 811 3 .313 175 Official Averages for World's Series. HASTE OF BRAVES REDUCES PROFITS AL GETS I kf eVAte oftheNews PING W. LADDNER THEN COPPERS IT AN Eo Or 0,,. AN ERROR OF OMISSION. I BRAVES.

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U. I 14 2 7 7 2 BY E. SANBORN. Boston, Oct. 18.ffipeelal.11.-A worid'e record that never will be beaten was hung up by Boston's today when they banded the grand old Athletic machine a fourth straight defeat and wound up wcirld's series in four tames for the first time in the history of base.

ball. The score was 8 to 1. The score was about the only thing' that was in doubt after yesterday's bat tie, for it erac a foregone conclusion the Eeantown min would clean up barring a miracle or a slump. They came through with another clean cut victor" wbich con3pleted their claim to being the eighth wonders of the world, es well is the idols of all New England. Never before has any team terminated a world's contest in four scraps.

The too, mous Cubs once came close to it when they took four straight from Detroit after tying the Tigers in the first gams of the world's series of 1907. Several series have ended in rive games. but It remained for the miracle worker George Stallings to be the first to reach abooluto perfection and win the big pennant In the shortest possible time, barring 1 YAM at Comiskey park today and doubt-De itt .19 1 5 7 1 1 .263 ast the favors of the old dame III one a simm er 24 1 8 8 1 1 .850 1 1 sore fore In the result. Bedis 9 1 2 3 0 0 .222 I Cabe Outsvrat Their Itivais. 24 3 5 I 3 0 .208 i 1 263 Short World Series Yields Only $226,139, Smallest Sum Since 1910.

Rudolph 0 Manuel Ile 111 Schmidt 17 Mann 7 Wanted 14 Deal 10 C0111104 0 Moran IS Cather tames 4 511. Ave. 0 515 0 .438 1 2 I 1 4 .233 1 4 6 1 2 .307 25100.294 1 2 2 1 0 .280 2 2 6 3 1 .214 1 2 4 0 2 .125 11110.111 2 1 2 1 1 .077 0000.000 0000.000 0000.0001 0000.003 0010.000 A reporter for the Daily News reacbed the ball park early the other day. A reporter for the American was there ahead of him. Both of them were there ahead of Manager O'Day.

When the latter appeared. the reporter for the Daily News said to him: Well. Henry. the wee.ther look. rather datc.rtiraging." barked Henry.

"Any ove with a grain of sense could bee that. You must have a bet on the game." Henry then observed the reporter for the American. Well." be said. I g-uess you beat me Out here." The reporter for the American DIDN'T ANSWER. when be might have said: Any one with a.

grain of sense could see that. Maybe you think rm still in Hinsdale. You must have a. bet on the election." Tyler 3 DOVOTO oat on 1 Gilbert 0 LIE world's series will begin on I 4 Oct. 9 at Philadelphia.

Barring rain, it should end on 13 at Button. Oct. 11. being Sunday." Bets Braves Win Four in Row: The Wake of Oct 2. -40- WEDDING BELLS.

Atter Listening to 'Dope' I There was a trifirg mistake in THZ I TRIBUNES exclusive story regarding the approaching marriage of Buck Weaver. elExperts, The lad'y's name is Helen. not Margaret But. anyway. she's a good Cook.

Miss Cook is to be congratulated. Mr. Weaver IS 4121 estimable young man and Vie girl who gets. him Is lucky. I As for Buck, be Is lucky.

too. When he BY HARVEY T. WOODRUFF. fans. the catcher drops the third strike With attends to the relaying of rcs3" and be reaches first base.

When he starts from the kitchen of loop restau- to steal second the pitcher makes a wild rant to the patrons. His particular lila- pitch. When he is fooled by throw tion is the table generally occupied by a to the pitcher on the double steal and coterie of newspaper men. Among this caught off third, he wins a close decision. coterie ate the best known and most wide- And he scores on a scratch hit.

recogrdeed baseball writers and expert To wish Mr. and Mrs. Weaver luck dopesmiths in Chicago. I would be like pulling for Walter Al is a follower of the ponies and SOS to develop a fast bait thirty-third degree fan. He seldom I Or for Bill Klein to umpire in the weer' hears much about the horses.

but be is 1 aeries. in a position to overhear all the most fin- i Bets Braves Win Nunn Row: After hsteni in a position to overnear au LUC Minn nu 4110- dElliElmMe One ean look over the figures of yester- I Blackburn .19 2 3 3 1 2 .158 Ws contest and conclude that the Sox I Breton 17 0 0 0 2 0 .000 WM Should have scored. In figures they il Berger 1 0 0000.000 see licked. but they got five tuna and I Wolfgang 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Its three deserving tallies of the Cubs Faber 1 0000 0 .000 weren't worth shucks. The Cubs outhit I Scott 2000 10.003 toir rivals two to one.

making ten Bare I Ben I 00000.000 hives against five for the Callahan's. Cicett .20000 0 .000 lit along with their iiturdy attack they Daly 1 0 0 000.003 haired and booted the ball hither and Kuhn 1 0 0000.000 Pm with reckless abandon while the as- INEMIIIIIM dIMMEIMIO south side athletes scampered 19 41 11 14 1 .231 getuld the bases at random. Ths game was won in the fifth Inning CUBS. Ides the Sox accomplished the incredible AB. IL IL rB.

B. Ave. I of scoring four runs after three men Williams 20 1 1 00.500 were out. At least It was almost that I Knisely 2 1 1 2 1 0 .500 xi. for Capt.

Weaver fanned. which Good 24 2 2 9 1 0 .333 soled have been the third out if Roger 1 Safer 23 1 7 12 1 1 .304 venetian had held the ball. The ball Leach .23 I 1 7 4 1 .211 Ileac4 02 his mit and bounded and Cheney. 4 0 1 2 2 0 .250 'e3PO4 elusively to the grand stand. let- I Zimmerman Ill 2 5 6 0 1 .208 Irl the Sox captain sprint safely to first Schulte .19 2 2 I 1 0 .133 VS.

Bresnahan 19 1 3 4 2 0 .158 $OX Crazy in Fifth- Vaughn 9 1 1 1 00.111 Then the Sox ran amuck. For the next Sweeney .19 1 2 2 1 0 305 20 0 2 2 1 0 .100 ire minutes they made good in anything I Derrick 4 ler tild. There were at least six chances 0 0 00.000 Zohastea 020000.000 get some one out somewhere, but not a i 1 00000.000 riaa sent through. In that time four I Covridea 10000 0 .000 tu .158 .000 .000 .000 .000 .003 .000 .000 .003 .000 Vat 111 HMO 4,, 4 A eA ELT 4j.7 ILMEII4E GAM'. IL ae.

7-- 1-1 vo 2 ml. MISUNDETISTANDINGI "Do you think." a scribe asked President Thomas before yesterday's game. "do you think they'll play on the south idie tomorrow?" "Tes," replied. Tom." They won ths toss." Boston, Oct. 13.SpechillBecause of the shortness of the world's series the club owners and national oommlesion divide smaller sum than in any worlds event since IMO.

The attendance at today's game was 34,365, and the receipts Of this num the players received $33.832.62. the club owners $22.555.08. and the national commission $0.265.30. The total attendance for the series Wan 111.009; receipts. players' share, each club's share 00,633.08.

and the national commission's proportion 1573. As the winners. the Boston players receive GO per cent of $121.900.94. or $73,140.56. while the Athletics, as losers -profit to the extent of $43,760.33.

Twenty-six Braves Split. Of the Boston club twenty-six players are eligible to share in the prize money. giving each man $2 81310, should the money be divided equally. Of the Athletics twenty-four players are entitled to divide the losers' end. which would give each Mackman on a share and Otte aUke basis.

'Me managers of each team also are eligible to a share of the players' portion of the receipts but it is not known whether StallingL. and Mack will avail themselves of their privilege. The players of neither club have as yet notified the national commission just bow the money will be divided. for Each Umpire. The players receive less money than has fallen to their lot since the series of 1910.

Each of the four umpires receives the money coming from the na-1 tional commissien's percentage of the profits. IWorld Series Sydelights World Series Sydelights I MMIIMMe le 406 St 14 3 208 1 'feted and expert opinion in the baseball A DIG FACTOR. world. Al is a ready and waling listener. Jimmy Johnstoies speed on the bases He le popular itith bis clients and there ban been a big factor in this On Lis no objection to Al aboorbing the flow of Sunday be was put on second base to rum information which takes place every f3r Knisely.

and Bresnahan smashed a evening at dinner. double into the left field crowd. Tester-Al Gets an Earful. day be was senerto first base to run for On last Thursday night, the night be- Vaughn. and Saler hit one out of the park.

fore the start of the world series. the die- I Evi.k Tilwit. I cussion was even more extended than GErrii. AKE usual. Al like-wise was more attentive to VINO than usual.

and observing that be was a 4E interested the experts intentionally raised their voices slightly so that Al might hear itle. dr srsL.OkEP.4 the better and get the correct dope." for they knew that he liked to have modest wager down on a sporting prove- lk. 1 mition. -11 took in the whole conversation. Ile CARD OF THANKS.

learned that the world series was a set-up 1 President Thomas of the Cube desires to for the Athletics. He learned that the thank Handy Andy for electing him sec- Braves did not have a chance; that the retary Instead of canning him entirely. American league so far outclassed the National that If Stallings team bad been 3 OHEI in the junior organization It would have We ran Into Zerah Zequiel Hagerman been lucky to finish in the first division. outside the press gate before the game. Epitomized.

Al learned that the Athletics Well." said be. what do you think would win tour straight, with a bare pos- of the worlds aerlesr sibility that the braves might get game It took some time for vs to think up a through luck or through Connie Mack ex- suitable come-back to such a remarkperimenting with pitchers after be bad able question. But we lit on one finally. won the first three. What's your opinion of the Cleveland CARD OF THANKS.

President Thomas of the Cube desires to thank Bandy Andy for electing him secretary instead of canning blm entirely. SOME COME-BACK. We ran into Zerah Zequiel Hagerman outside the press gate before the game. Well." veld he. "whet do you think of the worlds serieer It took some time for vs to think up a suitable come-back to such s.

remarkable question. But we lit on one finally. What's your opinion of the Cleveland NOT EXACTLY. After seeing the Sox in three games against Jim Vaughn. we wouldn't say that be was easy picking for them.

Tberre not sorry be left the American league. You NEVER CAN TELL. If the city series had ended yesterday Jimmy Breton would have had a perfect record at bat. As it is. be mig'ht get in there today and spoil it with a base bit.

Notes of Sox-Cubs Gamd were credited to them and there yawn a clan blow In the lot. Four stolen eses were credited to them. The Cuba leaved the ball back and forth and across. 314 whrors for no good. Finally.

after 'err aPouth sitters had crossed the plate r.d hvo others still were on the runway. "be batter ha a fly to right field. While 'kW ass in the air the betting was 4 to that something would happen so that Wilbur Good couldn't catch it but this luck stepped aside as If satisfied its antics for one day. rp to that time the Cubs hadn't been ea to score. while the Sox had been tded another run In the second Inning a wild chuck to third base after two we out.

It was the seventh before the t'eta attack of the Cuba was rewarded. 70 to that time eight of them had been 4el on the bases. but In the seventh, flit ono ens Vie Eater. the gallant first In bail eras in the air the betting was 4 to I est Slit wou 811e so that Ur Good couldn't catch it. but this luck stepped aside as If satisfied VI its antics for one day.

to that thine the Cubs hadn't been ea to geore. while the Sax had been letded other run In the second Inning it a wild chuck to third base after two uell out. It was the seventh before the trythorn attack of the Cubs was rewarded. ta that time eight of em hid been 411oll the bases. but In the seventh, 'rs On on.

Vie Eater. the galls nt rst club?" sled we. club?" said we. I litr 0461 1 UAW BREA -p00010111P Witeattal) ,14,111, IrAm Tots le 135 16 13 42 17 I .244 Feat Itemarkable in Baseball. litACKS.

This feat, on top of the seasational light AB. R. Z. TB. BB.

1311. Ave. the Braves made when they won the Wyckoff 000000000000 National league pennant In a whirlwind Shawkey 2 0 1 2 0 0 00 ruah from last tO first plaCe. Stamps theta Welsh a 2 3 3 a .,,,33 alr the phenomena of the age. Strunk 7 0 2 2 0 0 .2116 tively unknown and absolutely passed up Baker la a a 2 a .260 by everybody in the first half of this seaCoUins Ili 0 3 3 2 1 .214 eon, the Braves have not only copped a Murphy 16 2 3 5 2 0 .188 major league pennant from one or two Schanz.

12 1 2 3 1 0 .167 teams which admittedly outclassed them McInnis 14 2 2 3 2 0 .143 but have crowned that feat by copping. Barry le 4 2 1 1 0 oor the big bunting from a irtellar aggregaOldring la a 1 2 a a .087 tient of ball players which was expected Lapp 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 to eat them up and go on winning pen-Bender 2 0 0 0 0 0 400 I pants for a couple of years more. Plank 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 The Braves bay done this not because Bush 500000.000: they are composed of great baseball Pennock 100000.000 players but because they are an gallon of the gamest men that ever otood a 22 31 12 2 .172 or spikes. They have been so thoroughly Inoculated by Manager Stallings with the belief that no one on earth can beat a good fighter that they have accomplished the unexpected and piled on top of that feat a record which may be tied but never Beaton. Masa.

Oct. over surpaased. but the celebrating. Story of 1900 Over Again. we would bate to wake up with the bead It Is a repetition of 11.106.

only more Boston is going to have tomorrow inorning. so. for the same breed of fans who never will admit that Fielder Jones' White Sox team was better than Frank Chance's. Cubs never will lose their belief that the Athletics outclassed the Braves. And that breed of fans constitutes a legion.

so everybody knows. But there is no quell-Bender. tioning the fact the braves have out-retire gamed the Athletics further than the White Son outaramed the Cuba for the old Chance outfit was gamer lot than the madmen. There was not Much to today's game last putout vseuctoonudtgotafLor -a cSe hc Imp bled a whole flock of madhouees with all pitdiotthnsemblilodnelBybeta.breTliFenway park resew- the In-patients loose. The great crowd Poured ever the barriers on to the field and made a hurricane rush for the Braves bench.

Stallings and his men tried to beat them by way of a private exit in the back of the coop and all Sleben caved under the grand stand socept rann. who went Into left field In the last hilt of the scrap and Was so far away from the bench that he could not beat everybody to it. Mann 1 Target for Fans. The bugs grabbed Mann, took his tap. his glove.

and his belt away from him. and might have left him nothing but tlov raiment In which he was born If friends the bad rot crowded in and carried him Or field on their shoulders. Then for half ILII hour thousands of frantically gleeful rooters stood in a solid mats around wetrehehbotlamrsee b. enAchsearnitad cohttelmrepdromuntoll. -u speeches were pulled off by various local celebrities.

including Mayor Curley. andyou guessed it rightex-Mayor who never yet has booted a cb Tartee onighott all Boston kind. wide open and looks like Antwerp during the late Stages Bt o'n is of the German bombardment, for every- where, from the Common to the Charles river. from lisyntarket square to Row. wharf.

the bugs are exploding fireworks and madly cheering every one who Wrack ries a. Brave banter or wears a Brave button. Its an awful thing to have such wonderful team and Boston Is tearing things up In awful fashion In full realize- tion of the demands of the great cocaRancroft Men. Turning to the other side of the picture. tho ran0a prOta Athletkl tremded their A il MS" be tied but never 00 Over Again.

ad wu so far mai be could not but It for Fans. Mann, took blimp. elt away from him. bim nothing but tbA wee bona if friondi Shows Mune If "Wise Guy." I Dtd AI profit by this first hand. right -41- tram the feed box.

unanimous opinion of i WHY vArGas PITCHED. the beat baseball experts in Chicago? It was the general opinion in the press 1 Ite did! He went right out to his friend, box that Manager CYD3y picked Vaughn the handbook operator, coppered his In- ta pitch because most of tte newtPalm' side ifttOrMatiOM and bet 20 against VA men picked Humphries. I that the Braves would win four straight. AI will buy himself a dee overcoat tod a I id- ---)1 Ate cm, 60-0Kn Ate PITCH. AN 'UNINTENTIONAL BOOST.

Sox fans. when they jeer and boo Heine Zimmerman, do not Intend to compliment him. Nevertheless, It Is complimenting him they are. To pan a bad ball player grows tireaome. To attempt to get a ball player's goat la no fun.

When they continuously ride Heine they are acknowledging be is a good ball player; they are admitting that Ms title. The Great Zim. la deserved. TIIERE OUGHT. There ought to be a law." nays Eat Sweeney, pNsviding that a shortstop must not trespass on territory belonging to base hits." "TRIBUNE" TELLS SCORES TO 13,000 BASEBALL FANS.

All records regarding telephone otteHee on the world and city aeries games were broken yesterday when five Tribune operator. answered from 12.000 to 13.000 calls between 1 o'clock. the starting time of Boston's fourth straight victory over the Nitickmen, to eoclock. Even up to midnight the calls continued. among them being a large number from out of town.

Inquiries came so thick and fast that It was necessary to bunch the calls, and from seven to ten persons were informed of the results at one time. 'There was no rest for the weary operators. From 8.80 to 5:30 o'clock the calls imply overtaxed the girls. who valiantly stuck to their posts. Then followed a alight letup, when reserves replaced the nearly exhausted women.

Despite the fact that the world'a series was of national interest, nearly 10 per cent of the calla came from fens anxious to learn the come of the local contest. The same service will be in effect today. Pee. Dons desiring to learn the result of the deciding battle for the city championship can do so by tailing Central 100. 135.

120. or 137. 14' PAPERt i Jack Coombs took the pitching slab for the Athletics when they took their batting practice. They went after the ball In smart fashion and shot his drives to all field nie present aerie, probably means the end of the careers of Rube Oldring and Chia Bender. but Eddie Plank can be expected to retire and reconalder ble retirement once more at least.

George 'Stallings bad reaped a witirhvind of revenge on the American league by banding them the worst beetle, a championship team ever Was given and by doing it with a team I which almost everybody considered a Joke six months ago. Barry stepped oat of the batsman's bog lust as Rudolph pitched in the eeventit Inning and the ball apparently cut the plate. but Umpire Byron would not call it either ball or strike. Rudolph held the ball quite a while before delivering it. but there was no apparent reason for Barry leaving the toe.

Collins butt a linger of his throwing band when be booted Whitted' nasty bourder the fourth Inning and had to have the services of the club trainer before be could go en. The injury wrecked one of bin typewriter fingers and be bad to dictate his story of the game tonight-umpire Byron got by for eve hinters withut a murmur over any of Ills ball and istrere decision, then began to have a little trouble. but umpired a creditable game in omits of that. None of the other arbiters bad arything that looked like a close decision. excPpt one by Dinneen in the eighth inning when Whined stole second.

The greatest play of the game was made against Collins in the sixth. Eddie smashed what looked perfectly sato over but Maranville went back of the bag. scooped the ball off the dirt while at top speed and threw even looking at eret base. The ball carried only two-thirds of the distance and came to Schmidt on the bound. but the awkward first baseman who now le one of the worlds best.

stretched Ms full length and reached the ball in time for the out. alt hough Collins is not one of tb slow men on Mack's team. Shawiterra safe hit In the fth inning was made after be bad struck out in a previous round and taken two swings in the fifth at bed balls. It looked as if be merely happened to swing his bat where Rudolph pitched. but the Athletics d'Id rot have the dliving power to crack the Braves.

in spite of this bit of luck. The Mackmen returned to Philadelphia by "eclat train. leaving at 9 o'clock. They are I booked for a triumphant trip across the eontinent. starting at Mawaukee next Saturday.

but the Braves have knocked a lot of the eclat and also coin out of the semi trip. Even Banng Bancroft of Cincinnati who engineered the forthcoming tT1. felled to read the stars eor. rctly and learn Mat the Bravos were destined to Wine 1 Jack Coombs took the pitching slab for the Athletics when they took tiler batting prac- oce. They went after the ball In smart fashion and shot Ma drives to all fields.

The present aerie, probably means tbe end of the careers of Rube Oldring and Chief but Eddie Plank can be expected to and reconsider his reurement once more at least. Geer" Stallings reaped a whirlwind of revenge on the American learn by hantliell them the worst beetle, a championship team ever was given and by doing it with a team which almost everYbody considered a jolts III months ago. Barry stepped cut of the batsman's boo lust ita Rudolph pitched in the oeventh Inning arid he ball apparently cut the plate. but Umpire Byron would not call it either ball or strike. Rudolph held the ball quite a while before lelivering it.

but there was no apparent reason Cr Barry leaving tbe tea Collins burt a finger of Ids tbrowing bate be booted Whitted' nasty bourder in the fourth inning and bad to have tbe sere- cos of the club trainer before ha could go en rim, lours, wrecked one of his typewriter Intent and be bad to dictate his story of the Faroe tonight. Umpire Byron got by tor floe hinters with- ut a murmur over any of Ids ball and irtrike tecisions, then began to have a little trouble. )ut umpired a creditable game in Nolte of that. of tbe other arbiters bad arything tbat ooked like a close decision. except ono or Dinneen In the eighth inning when Whined second.

The greatest play of the game was made otainst Collins in the sixth. Eddie smashed itwahrsatevloomkeedwepnetrfbecactklyostatfehe obvaegr.secoscoorpta bauet )all off the dirt while at top speed and threw without even lookina at nod base. The ball weed only two-thirds of the distance and to Schmidt on the bound. but the swk- ward first baseman who now le one of the eorld's best, stretched his full length and the ball in time for the out. although Mans is not one of the slow men on Mack's "In.

rialleavrakfterribeao tsbetditirtinnletkheoeutttbininantirregyroues round and taken two goings in the fifth at bed )alls. It looked as If be merely bappened to wing his bat where Rudolph pitched. but tbe Lthletics it'a rot have the thiving power to the Braves, in spite of this bit of luck. The Mackmen returned to Philadelphia by mocial train. leaving.

at 9 o'clock. They are )ooked for a triumphant trip across the eon- menu starting at Milwaukee next Saturday. int the Braves have knocked a lot of the eclat Lod also coin out et the soul trip. Even Banns of Cincinnati who engineered the rthraallag trip, failed VI read the atilri et)" and learn that the Braves were destined a Wine 't Taw deciding game will wage place at g.xe ruiskey lark today. Telco In this series Johnston has suPplanted a runner on the paths and both times Jinisay has scored.

Callahan and him vrer cheerful collection went they arrived at the perk. They were even more cheerful when they left. Saler's three bits gave him a big shade ov er Fournier in the batting averages. Vic is swat- ting at a clip. while Jack is.back at .260.

writ was out of back. Be wasted a single In the firettaleisiect i i rtre nab. and closed the Cub spurt in the ninth with an easy roller to 3reton. I There was a squad of at least forty Policemen au. Made sure of his side counting on hand to take care of an overflow crowd.

'allethil the ball against the sign board 114vMs nothing else to do. four of the tops made themselves conspicuous in center field :72 thel right field bleacher for a home 1 irts in the game. Another was gained in a ninth In- i Bess 8114 Vaughn each 2jelled two 14I Tiny. I One of Jima free tickets was the intentkmal 1 one be slipped to Collins In the dab. That aught, Pitches Good Gams.

walk had much to do with the final result. tut I It looked Lite pretty fair strategy at the time The Mae who suffered red sIIIiar most film "as I Willie Saler was at bat in the third inning a Vaughn the antics was Big Jim fire broke out in the grandstand hack of first Southpaw pitcher of the Cubs. base. Ushers hurried the rapid extinfutehers ek ttal sent to the slab by Hank 0DaY'l Ito. thetecae tizenleoulticoktly pout ouototit ht ase.00t the the 7another Year.

aughn did his pa intention of ending 11 'VtheEerteart I stand on tire. I It was probably the first time since be joined He hurled even better than i the Sox that Benz allowed over six hate atil Ieler of his other two games. There awmasi two iltakel Jo an inffirilrnt gain meet clItz, even one real nice ringing hit made of the time. as was exemplified when the Cuba 'ye de.iiverY. Bay Demmitt got a beat him last Friday with only two hits.

in the second. but It was a Demmitt was benched in favor of Bodle last -tit, MILS el' out back of second that 'i Sunday to get another right-handed batter In be i the lineup against Vaughn. Ray's wonderful 1... Smiled by any one. in that I catch of tiro day before held his job for him ill'i Call.

after Vaughn had fanned I and he proceeded to swat Out two for what should hat been the hits. One was a double. the only wars ease 1 myil out, four drive for the Sox. i -Lens of ilvu1.nasty' euhY hits followed- When the news Of the Braves' fourth straight I In ot ch approached the stand victory was received the scribes sent a tale- cleanliness. gram of to Johnny All Thu Itsa an the hitting the rampant I the war correepondents signed their names.

at 1 eleven IIII Irere able to accompAsh and Big Jim i cents per eignature Br. Wake- of-die-News LarCrox limited the epistle. It :11 Vs the hurling Job in spite of hia I read: Ton have our heartfelt silfinnativi- tura seven rounds were over. when i Eave lit Macto a li Vaughn walked Collins purposely to get at ha let Pet footed runner. larrourEnOlex.r Cub Park Park" gry Frenclunan when 14,,....

scene in great disgust Jack in the fifth round. Fourniel bad ev.zo glove venge when he shot a single oil aus ita Gelns Zabel l'inithect th con. that started the "coring for the inning. Collins and Fournier both scored later when Both bit lenZ ri to right. and Shane waited for Fournier at the tor nally Lucky Fellow- Joe Benz was on the slab feel good.

late and patted Jack on the back to help him big it-ttug-Triss in He wasn't Callahan. ..7.1 to have Ogslae.y ITumphrica wM not work if the "I Suite as much gusto and weather Is as cold as yesterciag. That loaves ...4 as Is his custort but he Cdn't I Lavender or The fates 1 4 truggling career saw his favor. Cetus -eu um Page 14 him and perobobsebilititet but tad Oecreed that Oct. I gtthesVateirail tnicsont isnaIsecondary a posebility.

Cal has Scott. Wolfgang. Faber column 4.11 and even Gicotte to mein case Of DeceseitY. m- m- Cm Cm- Cm- Cm FEELING FINE. We wished last ntght that we were with Johnny Evers.

'We're glad this morning that we weren't. FLIRT; ATHLETE'S WIFE; WEAVER GETS LICENSE; 1 4 ii.t.-1;14-6b ousmit4 0 filitiPiliZIE11 TAKES "TRIBUNE" 1 tits Buck Weaver. White Sox captain. who on MASTElal 4 wmday disciaimed.agy -matrimonial inten- Voiall tions, was much impressed yesterday when be I reed in The Tribune that be would be mar- I --eeried to Miss Helen Cook at the conclusion of A nEGrLAR SOX RALLY. the city aeries.

Buck wee go Impmsed he went right down to the office of County Clerk It was a regular White Sox batting Robert AL fiweitzer and took out a 'marriage rally that broke up the game in the fifth: license. A Milirto1 third strike, a base on balls. four iveaver gay. bill age aa 23 Years and that or hie bride.elect as the gams, Mies Cook lives at Lafayette avenue. 6n0 scratch.

hits. and a close decision. 41 Weaver wag recognized when he appeared at TIED SCOFFS. the license window and was spared the hoary explanation. A dos license will coot you $2.

woo, Wita caught off first baee In the but we tun let you have a marriage license for gpening inning. He started for second $1.50." He was congratulated on his auprosehint marriage by County Clerk Sweltzer. and landed there on Fournier's Illiss Cook woo asked over the telephone last liedVe to left field. mintt. Who Will be the attendants? Some throw." remarked Cub on the Attendance? queried Mies Cook.

hi a bench puzzled tone. No. not paid attendance. es at the city grunted Hr. Corrlden.

I can fortes. but the bridesmaid and best man." throw twice as far as that." I don't believe 1 ought to tell you that. Au. PICKEDI HUMPtielE9 MASTER1 se In the or second "ournter's ub on the lu I cal a 11 tlikdrAtt4 101111, 1TI, I ZOOM! AlmakVA EAb! WHATA i'Vral3g 00m: JuseekVA flEAlo! ILIWcrIting4 1,1 a all -BING! ARCHER DID It There was a bit of excitement immedtately titter the finish of yesterday's ball game hetween the Cubs and White Sox. which was seen by only a few persons who happened to have seats near the Cube beech.

Those few ssw Jimmy Archer. the Cub catcher. jump over into the boxes in that portion of the stand find awing his strong right fist on the jaw of a tafl well dressed spectator. In the box next to the one oecupled by the well drected fan were Mrs. Archer and two of her woman friends.

It seems that during the gains the well dressed tallow took occasion to addres Mrs. Archer and her friends. Mrs. Archer said nothing to her athletic husband until the game was over. Jimmy was coach.

ing at first base most of tin ay' and as soon es the game ended Mrs. Archer called him over and pointed out the offender. irtie leap into the bolt and the blow on the followed. In a jiffy blue coated officers hal the fellow in charge. While he mopped the Heed off Ms mouth Archer went to the olosbhoure and Ws.

Archer and her friends made a hurried WMEIM.M. Wityi even the date buil set definitely yet" I HENRY OF GRIFFS TO MARRY. CAN'T PROVE GRAFT BY COPS CAKES SIGNS AS MANAGER. Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct.

T. Oakes, manager of the Pittsburgh Federal league team during a greater part of dm season jtuot closed. today signed contract to manage tbe team for the next two years. Pitcher Ernest Enetter and Outfielder James Savage also algned two year contracts with the local Felrale. .1 I I New Twit.

Oct. P. catcher F. OCt- tbot of tbe 'ninon American league basebati police of this city bad grafted inoneY from team. and Mins Dorothy 1.41111rTenet) Perry of those seeking pieces in ttms tine' to purchase ma city obtained a marriage license today worlds aeries tickets at the advance sale 1014 win be married bare tomorrow.

lienry last week were not substantiated at a meet, Wert In Amherst. where he graduated trOM AMberet college. hilas Perry 18 the; fillt today of the committee appointed to Indauliter of Charles GL Perry et Hyannis, veetlgate the cluirgea The COMMIttes Welted 31taes1 for two hours but is lettatialleg PPaared Ins 11PDagyd exit. -4 ezAbi I MPOPIMMI WiriinWWWINNMIMOWNMWNWIWIWIPM1.1P.