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27 -WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1910. THE DAYT4N HERALD PAGE TEN. I WWW MM Vets Secure PictoeF and ilildtar ii Toledo CI ub Turns Heaver Fromholtz and Infielder Ben son Over to the Vets Fromholtz is Young Giant a is 13 irrmif ii fi ff With Lots of Speed. Two Vets, men who luy 1 1- position for which the Vets need men. luoe Ih-ii ilti-l to "I'liiit li" KiioM'h rusu-r through the Toledo club.

They are I'ttcher J'romliolti. ho hurled for lOast Uverpol in Um Ix-nguw laM kcu.hoii. and Iiifloll-r Itenson, wlio d'd woond bane duty for Columbus. during ttie pnt summer. I 'romlxdlz if, young fellow who Ktaml close to nix feet and Is built apjHirtlonately.

He sat on tli. Vet In-nrh one day last Miinmer afwrtlio whsoii elowd and wamn-d up for the lenefit of Itos Knoll. Hi u.smrtment of cunm and tped wa dazling. lie I a right-hamier. Hill Armour draftel I'romlialtz for IiIm Toledo elub this fall, but as Hill lutn about 19 pitchers under reserve, he had to out loose from some of them.

He has notified Ircxldent ItedeII. of the Vets Uiat he has se-cnrv waivers on loth f-Vomholtz ami Benson and that tliey will be turned over to the Vet right away. Itenson la Mild to bo a classy Infleliler who Is at home at eltJier second, third or short. He played seeond lase for Columbus, in the South Atlantic Ijeajrne last summer and was thought good enough for the American Association by Armour, who drafted him. fromholtz won Hi and lost IS game witii Iji-st Uverpol last season.

Hut he Is young and Is xKftcd to do a good deal better with tlie Vets next year. It was Ids first season In fast company. He won three shutout and lost four. That Combination! Everywhere men are talking about it. Because it's new an advance in cigar making and a unique satisfaction in cigar taste.

There's a union of good things about a Permit which all smokers appreciate. It's rich and mild, at the same time combined with a distinctive "body" and mellow flavor which is rapidly giving this cigar a big reputation. Cool smooth and even-burning, it's an astonishing cigar at an astonishing price. 5 cents everywhere Tn the clothing campaign this F.all, our nuits and overcoats arc undisputed leaders. Leaders, because styles and fabrics meet the approval of the most critical and our prices are reasonable.

Fall suits for men and young men $15, $18, $20, $22, $25 find upwards. Fall overcoats and raincoats $15 to $30. EASTERN ELEVENS PHILLY RESIDENT TRYING fO BLOCK TRADE flTH REDS iff -Vr Hi I mi P-. Tr i -4 zK I A kCJ i The J. B.

Moos Co. Distributors HAVE HARD GAME sizes 14 to Youths' suits, 17, $10 $20. CINCINNATI CLEVELAND DAYTON TOLEDO 'Values" tell why our "Smart Clothes" sell no well. withstanding they played Princeton 6 0 last Saturday. The expected improvement of the Ell's this week has not materialized and th team is utill in the experimental tage.

Injuries, sickness and a lack of pool material generally have plaved havoc with the team and despite Head Coach Hoy's optimistic utterances regarding the driving finish that Yale will mak tha experts are predicting that Yale is due t. suffer at least three defeats this year. Princeton and Harvard. and possibly Brown, adding; hlack marks to that administered by West Point. Yale team NEW YORK.

Oct. Sfi. A spirit of uneasiness pcrvnrleg the big foot ball ramps of the east this week. In view of an minimally hnrd lot of games scheduled for next week. Harvard, who hps not been scored on plays the.

doughty Army, the team that week last vanquished Vale. Princeton tackles Oartmout.li on the Polo round in this city. Oartmouth has an impressive record for the Reason and 1h hii evri proposit inti In the netting for Saturday. J'mnsvlvania plays the Carlisle Indians hut it is riot expected the redskins will push the red and blue very hard not GRAVES MEADE First riatcony. The Arcade.

Third, Fourth or Ludlow Kt. Entrance. thus looks a record breaker, but in the wrong direction. even ycfiim starTearlham reserves To Stag with the wa hU squad is workine If the weather man keeps his hands! Manager Huckins and Captain Herb I off there will be no disappointment in store for the followers of the S. M.

I. forward passes. This pia one of the most Important in the under the new rules and the Sai I Allen of the Oakwoods believe they hav I made a ten-strike in securing Dolan, football team Saturday. There may be Ducky" Holmes, Pat Lindsay, Ed Smith, Dave Martin, Hen Koeliler, Toddy Kroy And Doe St-limiek (Jo to Stas, Along With Manager Wheeler Annis to Build Up His (Jrand Uapids Team and Has Made a (Jood Start. former member of the Pitsburg Lyceums.

are getting stronger at it every a disappointment as to the result of to play with the Oakwoods this fall. Dolan is attending the agents' school at dody pskert. Manager Griffith Arranges to Trade Paskert, Rowan, Lo-bert and Beebe to Dooin for Bates, Grant, McQuillen and Moren, But Fogel Kicks On Deal Reds to Fight. the game when the final whistle is blown, but tnero will be a game and it promsies to be a pood one too. the N.

C. R. and will practice with tho Oakwoods tonight for the first time. Ho The Earlham Reserves, or second will be used Sunday against the New team of Earlham college, Richmond, castle. Ind.

team when the Oakwood3 nlav at Fairview park. the leading hitter on the Red club this year, and all things considered was the leading centerfielder in the Dolan did not play with the Lyceums when the Pittsburg eleven clashed with has been scheduled for a The Earlham VarBity team plays Wittenberg university at Springfield Sat HAM) ItAI'IILS, one of the best minor league ball towns in the country, is going to be back the map next year If Hert Annls and Kddle Wheeler can contrive to put it there. Ever ince Annls relieved the league of the burden it was carrying in the shape of Owner Brother ton, who held the tir.md Rapids franchises, by buying the Furniture city rights towards the end of the 1U09 season, it hiis been his wish to give Grand Rapids a good ball club. "There can be more money made out of a good ball club in Grand Rapids than at South Mend." suld Annis the last time he was in Dayton. "I want to dispose of the South Bend franchise and devote my time to building up the Grand Rapids team.

I will have plenty of new faces there next season. It's, too late to start building up the club now, and I expect to make some money. The South Bend franchise is the market for who ever wants to buy it. the Oakwoods here last Thanksgiving Two former Vets, Outfielder Dody Paskert and Pitcher Jack Rowan, are a part of the largest baseball deal put across in a long time, but which President Fogel, of the Philadelphia National League. Bates was not far Day 3S hp ot ge't away from the hpnind Paskert as a batter.

ami Smokv City. He is said to be a star urday afternoon and the entire squad of about 25 players will be brought at either of the backs or at an end along. The second team or Reserves, scored 27 more runs than Dody in 10 less games. Grant is a much better fielder than Lobert. Many experts consider Eddie to be the best third big husky fellows who weigh as much as the Varsity team, will remain in Dayton for a game with the Saints FIGHTS 5 ROUNDS STEELE PLAY OUT OF TOWN gteele High will go out of town for ii football game this week.

Manager Hr -bison announced this morning tna had booked a game with the M. M. I Varsity team frr Coac Pierce protege at Germantof next Saturday which means that '1-nk" will have to do a lot of drilling Ihi week In order in hav them In trim lor ihe game Saturday. "Monk" Is sure that the team will mK a good showing acainsi- the collegian but is not claiming a victory for them. DOOiOESfGNS? CINCINNATI.

Oct. VL Garry HerrV mann. president of the Cincinnati Reds, declared Wednesday that he had heard unofficially from Philadelphia that Charley Dooin had resigned aa manager of the Philadelphia tall team. while the regulars go on to Spring field. Since then Annls has done many things to sustain his claim that next year would be a bitnner one In the Stag City.

Ilis first move came a short while back when he announced that Kddie Wheeler bad been signed to manage the Grand Rapids team next year. That move showed that even though he should be unsuccessful In disposing of. the South Bend team. Annis intends to give Grand Rapids the best he has. Wheeler's success aa a manager at South Bend last season was marked, lie may not win a pennant at Grand Rapid next season seven other cities are in the field for the flag but it's a safe bet that the Michigan town will be supplied with a much better brand of ball than it has been accustomed to of late.

Last season the Giants took a de WITH BROKEN ARM cisive heating from the Earlham Re Nationals, is trying to block. The deal in question is a trade arranged by Managers Griffith, of the Reds, and Dooin, of the Phillies, by which the Cincinnati club gives up Paskert, Third Baseman Hans Lobert and Pitcher Fred Beebee in exchange for Third Baseman Eddie Grant. Outfielder John Bates and Pitchers Lew Moren and George McQuillen. The trade has been rumored for was until this morningl" President Fogel, of the Phillies, say3 the trade was made without his knowledge, and that he will not stand for It. In the absence of Manager Griffith, who left for his home in the serves but the way this year's team NEW YORK.

Oct. 26 Seconds of Jim Smith, the "West Chester Farmer" declared today that the reason they' threw practiced under Coach Smith Tuesday afternoon it don't look like the up the sponge in the seventh round of Hons er wm nave an easy time Sat urday. Stiff Signal work nfl forward Annls" second move that Is expected to give Grand Itaplds a winning- team lm ven j.r,o.,. the signing of Wheeler. According to a report from the furniture city, seven members of the South Bend pennant winning elub have been transfarred to Grand Rapids.

As Annis owns both franchises he can very well switch the players around to suit himself. lie did it several times this season when the Benders needed strengthening. clever Providence mtaclle-wetR-lit, was that Smith broke his left arm in the second round. Those who witnessed the bonelenc pass practice with a little light Bcrim- mage thrown In for good measure struggle of the local man last night no made the afternoon work very pro to play In Grand Rapids next season will give Wheeler the nucleus of a fitable. Coach Smith is well pleased The seven men who are.

slated winning team without further search- West, pleased with the deal he had ticed tnat ne used his right arm almost exclusively from the second round but few guessed the cause or knew of the arranged, President Hermann, of the Reds, says that he will fight Fogel neroic gameness tnat tne farmer" was showing. Smith, despite former fights 1L with Ketchel. Jeannette and other through the national commission in order to make the trade stand. cracKs. was nopelessly outclassed bv ii t.

a With the Bowlers The deal is a good one for both ma.iii-in- uiu fn nne imitation or human chopping block. teams. Neither Beebee nor Rowan enjoyed a good season this year, but LOTS OF GOOD Ing. Pitchers Pat Lindsay, Kd Smith, and Dave Martin have been transferred according to the report. These three ranked among the seven leading hurlers of the league this wear.

Between them they won 65 games, Lindsay leading with 25 victories, while their total of defeats was but 30. There Is not club in the league but would welcome these three men. Put them In the Dayton line-up and the Vets would canter home with the rug. both should do better at Philadelphia. Bob Ewing Is an example.

McQuillen was considered a bad actor Headquarters Alleys. 126 Kast Third Street. JACK ROWAN. baseman in the business. He is not as hard a hitter or as fast a base-runner as the Dutchman, but a much better fielder.

Dayton fans will naturally hate to Algonqulns Pacher 4 Pkees 4 Mackey 0 Lapp 1 Kwald 3 by Manager Dooin last year, and the WRESTLING DUE 157 154 16 15 835 pitcher was suspended quite fre Gem City League Schedule. Friday night's wrestling match between quently. He promises to behave at Cincinnati. Moren is the "Hundred see Dody and Jack go to another Al Ackerman and Tony Caprino at the Fair Play Athletic club promises to be the first of a series of swell mat bouts di'I'ar pitcher," receiving a century club, but Paskert was not appreciated Week Knding November 4. note from his millionaire father for in Cincinnati this year in spite of Lily Wednesday.

Oct. 2ft Climax vs. A iA h.M thin ..1 Vn9 A i .5 i ir l- .....7 1 2JVJ 2i KrewB. me nne worn, ue urn, wmie nuwau anrt th het mifldleweitrlits in the rvniti. Thursday, Oct.

27 Miamis vs. Herald. 15S 17 12 26 SECOND GAME. Headquatrers Funk 6 Schneider, Jr. 2 5 Stein 2 7 Whittaker 1 fi Schneider, Sr 5 3 13 27 Aleonqulns found It almost impossible to hurl (try.

consistent ball there. The deal may! The Fortosria man is being swamped every game he wins. He is a good msn. The deal of Paskert for Bates does not look like a good one for the Reds, but they could not secure the other Friday, Oct. 28 Nationals vs.

Reserves. Monday, Oct. 31 vs. Reserves. with challenges from the best middies and he says he will meet them all before the Tuesday, Nov.

1 Monarchs vs. Herald. work to the benefit of both players, atd it is certain that the Reds have i -a i.iih Thio o-n 9 rt aac 1 Vi ieen iiriiisui-iiru mc nunnB wrestling fans a bout a week for some Catcher "Dueky" Holmes is another good man down on the cards for Grand Rapids. "Ducky" did as much towards winning the pennant for South Ilend this year as any man Wheeler bad on his club. From the time "Ducky" was sedd to the Benders bv Zanesville, he hit better than he ever did in his life, while his back-stonnlne was superb.

Gem City League. players wantea unless urimtn consented to give them Dody. He was Paying $15.00 for your fall suit or overcoat when you know you can buy that same suit or overcoat at the same store during their January sale at $3.00 to $5.00 less. 2 5 partment. jtime to come.

1ST 190 8SS 15? 161 17? 1S1 15 838 OVERALL SAYS HE 'Ducky" practically beat the Vets out of the pennant In the last series (Sanctioned by A. B. flOW THEY STAND. Teams Played Won Lost Pc. leralds 18 15 3 10i Lily Brews 18 14 4 .77 Headquarters ...21 13 8 9.3 .619 Corinthians 21 11 10 902 521 Miamis IS 9 9 teserves ...18 9 972 Nationals IS 7 11 926 389 Monarchs 21 7 14 S82 Algonqulns 21 6 1" 872 Clitrax 18 6 13 S08 .273 Skees 2 5 Mackey 3 1 Lapp 4 3 Ewald 1 7 12 24 THIRD GAME.

Headquarters Funk 4 5 Schneider, Jr 3 7 Ste'n 4 4 Whittaker 2 fi Schneider, Sr 3 6 they played in South Rend. His hit-tinn- won two games while his heady WILL HURL NO MORE catehlne kept the Vets from taking 1 NbLy tVortlctJ George Moreland. Pittsburg statist- ican, was elected president of the League on the fifth ballot Tuesday. Morelan says he believes the census returns will show that the can be raised to a Class league instead of a Class organization. the 12-inning tie that ended the series.

1 1 1 IfaL: 5H I 203 211 1S7 1SS 953 Those games practically put Dayton out of the running for the flag. try me as an outfielder, a catcher, or a first baseman, I may decide to stick to the game a while longer, I think I could 16 28 C. R. LEAGUE STANDING. N.

Alsronaulns At Headquarter Alleys. Clubs. Won Lost PC. 161 17 174 Ren Koehler and Toddy Kroy are also on the list of South Rend players that go to (Jrand Rapids. Koehler Is one of the best lnflelders In the league while Kroy don't doff his bon Pacher 4 Skees 3 Mackey 4 Lapp 4 Ewald 4 2 5 3 3 2 15 3 2 3 1 2 11 167 161 3 fi 7 7 net to any fly chaser.

Iff: The Shamrocks, one of the befrt amateur teams in the city, will open the season with the Miamisburg A-C. at Highland Park Sunday. Several out-of-town players are on the Shamrock roster. 19 Kirst baseman Doc Schmick is the S29 Indicators 10 Counter Reels 12 Motorllnes 9 Four Banks Autographs 6 Detail Adders 6 Electros 5 Live Wires 5 Plafeh Arms 3 Counters 3 .833 .:) .533 .500 .31 seventh man. Schmick played fair CillCAGO.

Oct. 26. Orval Overall, who has been one of the Chicago National's star pitchers for several seasons, has announced that he had pitched his last National league game. "I won't be a pitcher on the Cub team or any other club next year, and I am in earnest when I say so. I am not going to quit because of anything that has happened in this series or at any time this season.

I am just tired of the job and I don't want any more "of it," he "The life of a big league pitcher is unsatisfactory at best. If Vou are good, you get along all right and no one has any comnlaint to make. But if you are bad. even for a little while, or if your arm goes back on you, you are up against it and you can't help yourself. "1 libe baseball and would be glad to play any other position.

If someone will KIbler's clothes are worth th money you pay for them, ftlb-ler's profit is a small one every day In the year. KIbler's doesn't boost the price early In the season. Kibler doesn't cut the price late In the season. Kibler sells you first bone for the Renders after Puck I'nnnnm was sold to Kvansvviiie ana 10 9 9 hit much better than he was expected SUMMARY. Headquarter high team score, 953.

Headquatrer team average, 912. Individual high score. Schneider, Jr. 21L Individual high average. Funk, 202.

Algonquin high team score, 838. Algonquin team average, 834. to. He mav prove a better man man Each Athletic player received as his share of the world's series receipts. Dummy Klhm.

With these seven reliable men In tins AVheeler will have to do but Individual high score, Bacher, 198. Individual high average, Bacher and Lapp, 172. Schedule. Wednesday, Oct. 26 Counters vs.

Flash Arms. Thursday, Oct. 27 Detail Adders vs. Indicators Friday, Oct. 28 Autographs vs.

Electros. ARCADE-FOUNTAIN LEAGUE. STANDING OF TEAMS. little scraping in getting together at a winning combination and putting Grand Rapids back on the map as a Barney Oldfleld says he raced Jack Johnson to eliminate any claim the black man might make in a couple of years from now. "If Jeff had fought Johnson five years ago he wouldn't have had to fight him last summer," says baseball town.

N. C. R. League. The Motorllnes added two games to their credit at the expense! of the Four Ranks cn Headquarted allevs lats evening.

The scores: Four Banks Geyer 1S4 15s 140 Swerking 130 173 17 Schreck 157 114 is Wellmeler i i- Campion 173 143 161 Kddle Coffey will probably stick In the outfield and Joe Raldy Is expected to continue at nhort. Of last year's pitching staff Larsen will be about the Clubs. W. Shilohs 14 Golden Glows 10 Olt's Snperbas 7 St. Martin's Soc Schinners Zcihlers 7 Amann's Tailors Ferneding Shoe 5 lYeemont Shirt 3 Home Tel.

Co 3 D. B. A. S. Co 2 Fountain 2 L.

HS. Pe. 1 1010 .933 2 1016 .833 2 944 .778 4 8-l .667 SS7 .600 5 901 .544 7 RM .416 903 .416 9 MJ .25 12 S4 10 S34 .16 10 S25 .166 Right now at the opening of the season when you want It. You need not take our word for it. Come and see.

Values will telL WILLET MARRIES OLD SWEETHEART ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2G. Striking out the love spectre of his courtship, marriage and divorce In which another woman figured, pitch R.

Kdgar Willtt.t of the Detroit Tigers Is speeding to that city today with a score to his credit In the person of a new wife, who was Miss Elizabeth O. White of this city. Wll'ett met his present bride at the ball park here two years ago and their engagement was announced at the time of the Tigers-Cub championship serifs. The next Miss White heard of Willett was the report of his marriage to another woman In Windsor, Canada. Willett was divorced last April.

He met Miss White for tho. second time in Ruffalo last August and October was agreed on for th wedding. It occurred last night. only one to stay. A eeconn caicner, an outfielder and another pitcher will be about all Wheeler will need to make his Grand Rapids team a winner.

If he does it will be a fine thing for the league. With a winning team in Grand Rapids every club that goes there can make money while such was not the case at South Bend the past season. POINTER CLUB MEETS TONIGHT All ilnal arrangements towards tha holding of the seventh annual field trials of the Dayton Pointer Club will be made Wednesday evening when the officers meet at the office of Judge John Roehm, 711-12 Reihold building. The judges end places of holding the meeting will be selected and other necessary arrangements made. The trials take place Thursdav and Friday of this week and a large entry list Is assured.

Totals 745 Motorllnes! TTncals 124 Har.ccck ITS Clarkson 147 Brush 1SS Sacksteder us 7C6 153 134 218 794 I'V? 15S 147 20' 167 Totals Schedule. At Fountain Alleys Oct. 26 Fountains vs. Amann's Tailors. Oct.

2S Ferneding Shoe Store vs. Zeihl-ers. At Arcade Alleys- Oct .26 Olt's Superhas vs. Goldfen Glows. Oct.

2S Freemont Shirt Co. vs. The D. B. A.

and S. Co. 785 TCI 7S2 Arcade Alleys. COLE GETS BIG RAiSE The Fernedlngs made It two out of three from Araan's Tailors on the Arcade alleys Tuesday evening. The scores: A man's Tailors H.

Lee 22 32 Jok- make good in one of these places, and I would like the opportunity of trying. But I am through with that part of it as soon as this series ts at an end." Headquarters Team, Rolling In Good Form, Capture Three Games The Headquarter team rolled good ten pins on Headquarter alleys, Tuesday evening, which made it impossible for th Algotiquins to finish better than second In either contest. Racher and Funk recorded the highest scores of the evening; Racher aid Lipp both averaged 172 while Funk was high on the winning team. The score: FIRST GAME. Headquarters 1R5 137 136 131 1G2 15i lfi9 149 193 17 157 149 ITS 14 771 7S3 SS5 1fi7 1S 15s Tn 1S: is) lfifl 193 181 153 va 127 7S3 $17 S32 IT WAS HIS BIRTHDAY TOO CHICAGO, Oct.

26. Mordecal Brown, the three-fingered pitching wonder of the Chicago Cubs, was thirty years old on Tuesday, October IS. He was selected by Manager Chance to pitch against the Athletics, and received one of the finest young trimmings of his base ball career. The Athletics were commenting on Brown's work after the game when one of them remarked that Mordecal was thirty years old that day. "He might have been thirty before the Totals Fernedin: Cook Oissinger Link Driscoll Saum Totals Mcintosh wants jack to fight All IN ENGLAND MILWAUKEE, Oct.

26 Hugh Mcintosh, the Australian fight promoter, has not given up hopes of invading England during the winter with a string of American fighters and through Ms repre-rentative has wired offers to Kaufman, McFarland. Klaus and Wolgast. Kaufman was offered $15,000 for five fights, or 20 per cent of the receipts; McFarland was offered $3,000 for two fights, or a thirty per cent share: Klaus was offered $5,000 for tnree fights, or thirty per cent and Wolgast S5.009 for each fight with the thirty per cent option. H. O.

Messier, a local sporting man, representing Mcintosh, safd the Australian has hopes of bringing Kaufman and ohnson together In England. CUTLER GAINS! NEW YORK, Oct. 26. With honors more evenly divided In the third round Willie Hoppe has a lead of 108 points in his 1S0O point billiard match with Albert G. Cutler of Boston.

The latter showed Improved form ir his work last right and recovered a little of the ground he lost the opening nigbt by scoring 316 to Hop- CHICAGO, Oct. 2fi. "King" Cole, the young pitcher who started the only game the Cubs won from the Athletics, left for his borne today with a three-year contract and a $1,000 bonus In his pocket. Cole is one of the first to sign a new contract with the Cubs. Although a youngster, Cole won 21 games and lost enly four during the season Just closed and his new contract calls for a salary almost double that under which he played this year, while ampin provisions were Included for the shrinking of bonuses in case the young pitcher keeps up his good work during the next thre3 seasons.

President Murph also received the signed contracts of Clark and Kcrwan, two minor league pitchers yesterday. Funk 3 2' Srhneider. Jr 3 5 1 Stein 201 17S 1S3 174 189 All Young Carlisle players are expected to be on hand for practice at the Cash grounds Wednesday night at 7:30. The Carlisles would like to hear from the Aetnas in regard to a game for Sunday. Whittaker Schneider.

Sr. ft 0 game," said Jimmy Dygert, "but he .1 pe 300. The latter however, has a lead that Is not believed the Bostontan will be able to overcome. HoDPe Is playing fe 1S.1 to Cutler's 1S.2, 1 3 16 looked fully twice that old during the seventh inning." 11 S93.