Bristol Herald Courier from Bristol, Tennessee • 6

BIX THE BRISTOL' HERALD COURIER: SUNDAY OCTOBER 1, 1914. IE COLLEGE LOSES -Npw York 7.: Boston 4. Double plays--Strand, Maranville and Whlt-ted; Fletcher and Merkle. Bamcs on balls off Mai oiiard off Crulclipr "JIBES" DONHtHUE REFUSES TO S1SN WITH STALLINGS SPOR TS 4t fumble on Tennessee's 25 yard line and a forward pass Burrow to King, advanced the pigskin fifteen yards more. Llnebucks by King College hacks carried the ball five yards nearer the goal line before the tall was lost on downs.

The teams lined up as follows: Tennessee Positions King College Carroll, Wolfe left end Newland SCORES OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUI MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES FEDERAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUI Remits Yeiterday. New York Boston 4, 1st gatnf New York Poston lind name. Results Yesterday. Chicago St. Lmlis 1.

liidiunaiKilic'ti; Kiiiisns City 'J. Hi ciokly i) Baltimore 4. Itufiiiio Pill: burgh 2, (12 Results Yesterdsy. Chicago' St. Louis 7.

1st phiw. Chicago St. Louis 4, L'tiil game. Detroit 0. Cleveland f.

Hosti.ll New Yolk Philadelphia- WuhIi itif ton 7. Brooklyn gn inc. Brooklyn Philadelphia. Philadelphia 1st 4, 2nd gUIIIO. Kami'.

game. St. Louis 1 Chicago 4. 1st St. Louis '1 Chicago 2.

anil Pittsburgh Cincinnati 0. STANDING OF THE CLUBS G. Vowell left tackle Hendricks Kerr Left guard -Keys an T. Vowell Centre YVood Right guard Graham rowell Right guard O. White Kelley Centre.

Wood Cates Right tackle Klncald Sorrels RlgH end Harris McSiiadden IHigh end s. May Quarter Burrow Cameron Quarter Rainay Left half Caldwell Cameron Lett half. Thoiuason Right half Fain Callahan Right half Rhodes Lindsay Full Back Davidson Toiuhdown: Carroll, Toniason, Ralney 2, goals from touchdown; Carroll, goals fro field: Rhodes, Cameron. Referee, Luck, of Georgia Tech. Umpire, Rogers of Tennessee.

Head linesman, 'Fitzgerald, of Guilford. Lett ght of quarters, twelve-and ten minutes. W. USES FORWARD PASS TO ADVANTAGE Lexington, Oct; 3. Washington Clutji Won.

Lost. Tel. Clubs Won. Lost Pet. Clubs Won.

Lout Pet. Philadelphia 7.2 Chicago. 8.5 (II 7.71 Hoslon H8 Boston io Indianapolis New- York XL' (lit Washington 71 I in Hiior (17 SI. Louis 71) 70 ..130 Hul ful 7li ft Chicago 74 7.117 fhiiHRo 7 HrooKlvn 74 7:) Philadelphia 7:1 78 .48:1 Npw Yoik 'K2 .457 Kansas. City 114 81 .411 Hrooklyn 73 80 .477 Si 07 K3 .447 Pittsburgh 01 80 .433 Pittsburgh Cleveland fill I.i;ii1h (U 85 (ane'lniiall WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY KanFHH City al Indianapolis.

St. Louis Chicago. (No others hcIipiIiiIi d). Pittsburgh al Oiuciniinli. Chicago al St.

Louis. (No others s'cheihilefl). and l.w overwhelmed-Monis-CollegeAjo WHERE- THEY PLAY MONDAY TENNESSEE 55 TO Locals Make Good Showing i in All But Second Quarter. RHODES KICKS GOAL FROM 15-YARD LINE Forward Passes by Burrow and King in Third Period Net Kaysees 65 Yards. (Special to The, Herald, Courier).

Tenn, Oct. 3. Except In one had the second King College foot ball team made a good -showliig-aKalnst of Tennessee eleven this afternoon. In the second qunrter'of the game, which was played on a jnuddy, heavy field, visitors seemed Jo be aul-fering from stage fright and the locals made -five touch-dowlis; which with two goals netted the volunteers thirty-two points. the final score was 55 to 3 in favor of the Tennessee tealn.

Tennessee niade one rouih down in Ihe first, (bird and fourth quarters and also made one goal from (he field In the last, while King College scored its three points in the third quarter, when Rhodes who was sent in to take Fain's place at right-half, hooted ithe hiill between the goal posts from the yard line. Rhodes was sent Into the game by Coach Paslnl to kick goal from Ihe field and he "delivered the good.i" In grpat shape. J. ('. (Jains on Passes Three forward passes which netted King College sixty-five yards were niade by Burrow and George King in the third quarter.

A flying tackle by Lindsay which brought King down after he had gained forty yards on one of the plnya was all that kept King College scoring a touch down. The visitors threatened to score in the first few minutes of play in Hie first quarter. Davidson recovered a llutlailulfm-f Mdti 1 St. Louis at Chicago. el'evilninl at Di'trolt.

(No others scheduled), Washington New ll Ito-iloll. York at Phllud l.lliil. (No Otlll'IH KCllPlllllllil i ATHLETICS WILL PLAY Connie Mack to Prepare Men for World's Series Games. Oct. -Washington won Ho1 final hhiiip of Its pclipdiili' here today to nuulo his first lii)ii'nriincp In xnme In this Pity in An years and did well until Hip fifth Innlnu, wIipii Hip visitors si-orpd thrpp runH by liiinchlnK llirpp hats with two piiHHPR nnd a Hacriricn fly.

Man-KPr Mack annotintpil Iip will start bII of hl n'RiilBm In Monday's naun' UKaltiRt Npw York in order to im parp HiPtn for Hip world's snii's. Hcorp; WaslilnKlon- AcohIh, If KostiT. 31. Mnidlpr. rf All It 4 (iundll.

li Shank, pf 2h 'II lli-nry, 4 1 lo 1 1 AypiH, i Shaw, Smith. 1 I Philadelphia at Now York. Boston at Brooklyn, riltHliiii'Kli at Cim Innall." CliioaKo at St. Loiiis. Pirates Beat Reds Super has Win Two St.

Louis-Chicago Divide. Now York, (ML 3. Npw York Vided the last iloubleliPlldpr as well as Hip season's series Willi lloston, when le won the H'-t-onil gamo today by a score of 1 to 0, alter Hip new champions took Hip first game, 4 to 1 Huston hunched lilts for runs In tho first Kami- and IIprh was also efl'ne-1 1 i In Hip pinches. The second Knnip was a brief affair, as Marqunrd iiiad" Hi" only New York lilt, but Crutchcr forced In Hip only run of Hip name In tho fourth inning when he passed four men First Game ItoHlnn All It II I'd A Moran, if 4 0 1 0 Mann, If 1 0 0 1 w--vt-4Mi 5 1 2 2 onnoi ly, if 'ailu-r. if Whlllul, 1h Dcvore, cf Smith, 2b Miiianvillp, ss Tyh-r, lames, lies, W.

Sf Quarterback' Passes Up Big Salary to Stay With Grenerals. i 1. u. Lexington, 9. George -Slallings, baseball's "Miracle Man," came Ypry near weltkening'.

the Washington and i-Tee 'football ejeven this year, in trying to strengthen his baseball team. A statement bt the. chief of the Braves, made public by the Athletic Association Washington and Lee tonight, shows that Stallings wished to add Donahue, football captain, bf the to the Boston club's roster this summer and made him an offer to Join the Braves after the llttje qiiarter-bacfe had traveled with the team," as 1 Stalling's on a Western Donahue Refused the offer, which would have meant a salary of $1200 for the last three months of. the. season, and a share of possibly $2400 from the World's series.

Stallings, in his statement, says frankly that be Ifldtice Doha- nue to join me waves, out. tnat 'Jiggs' he would-Tiotrda anything that would prevent his captaining the-Washington and football teams this fall. action' in regard to the Braves offijr has niade him poorer has for him more pomilifritifiJiel'e, though less in Georgetown, V. P. I.

and A. and M. football camps i All Makes Machines Sold, Rented and There Are Printers And Printers 4 And still Other Printer. We belong to one of these classes But we boast not ourselves- Are not puffed up, our norn is biewa ty eur tomera. F.

P. DAVIS JOB PRINTER rlstolj TennVtk Clothing Store? the business; their clothes what you want ami what and in the best style. III I II I I I i inimin.nr I I i off Strand 2. Struck out by by Rudolph 1. Wild pitch-Strand.

Hits off Kuloph 0 in 3 innings; tff Crutcher 1 in 1 innings, (none out. in filth); off Strand 2 in 4 innings. I'mpirPS Klein and Fins-Hp. Pirates Beat Reds Pittsburgh. Oct.

Pittsburgh won an excellently pitched game from Cincinnati today1 by the score of 1 to 0. Harmon allowed only two hits, but both runners were" caught off first. batters faced Harmon and no Cincinnati player reached second and nr.no' was left on the bases. Neither pitcher gave a has 9 on balls. Pittsburgh's run was scored on an error by Htrzog, a forcp out and Ger-ber's triple.

Score by innings- Cincinnati .000 000 000 Pittsburgh .....000 000 lOx 1 1 Hal t'eriea Lear and Cioiizalcs mot' and SchanK- 2 2 0 Har- Superbas Take Two Brooklyn, Oct. 3. Brooklyn a safe hold on filth place today, by winning both games a (loublehpader from Philadelphia, 3 to 2 and 5 to 4. Brooklyn ovcrcamo a four run lend in. the spcond naiiw, Scores First game Philadelphia .,..000 000 0022 3 A Brooklyn 000 000 03x 3 2 HaUerlefi Ai-'xandpiand 111 lie t.

1'fpffer and McCarty. Second game l'hilatlelphlii ....013 000 000-4 I) lliooklvn 0(10 230 OOx 5 8 2 Batteries itjxey. Ilaumgardiipr, MayPr and HiiriiH, Dooin; Upillbach and McCarty. I' Divide Doubleheader St. LoiiIh, Oct, 3..

St. 1-ouls -and chipiiirii divided a doubleheader here. to.inv In Hip first the: locals "could do nothing with Laverder's delivery, while Chicago hit l'erdne opportune ly. winiilK 4 to 2. In Hip second game.

(Jrlner held the visitors to three scattered lilts and won, 2 to 0. Scores First game-Chicago 000 010-4 7 2 l.oilis 00" 101) 000 1 4 1 Batlcricii Lawnder and Archer; Perdue and Wingo. Second game Chicago oiio 0011 (iiiil-O 3 1 Ht Louis ool 000 olx 2 4 1 Balleries McConnell, llageinan and Bresnuhnn. Ilaigraves; (irlni-r and Wingo. nnlvrslly Tennesspp College Washington and Lpp Fniversily lliirvey CpHpg'-.

V. M. 1. 10; Kip'imond CollPRU 0. Vaiiderhilt 12; Henderson Brown ll.

Harvard 44; Springfield Y. M. Army Slovens. 0. Yale' 21; University of Virginia 0.

Princeton 10; llilcknell 0. Franklin and Marshall Pennsylvania o. Navy 13; (leorgelown o. Colgaie 7: Cornell 3. Chiem-n Fniversily 31; Indiana o.

Fniversily of North Carolina Virginia, Medical College 0, Wisconsin 21: Lawrence 0. Chattanooga Hi: Mercer 0. Ceomla Tech. 20; Fniversily South Carolina o. Carlisle ii; Lehigh New York Fniversily 27; SI.

Stephens 0. Hellysbiirg Albright 7. Wesleyan Bowdoin Williams Verinonl o. Fnloii llobart 3. Rochester 2il; St.

Lawrence Amherst 17; Middlebury o. Swarthmoro Villa Nova (1. Kordhain (lallaiidpt Brown 20; Khode Island Slate 0. Pi-nnsylvanla Slate 22; Mnhlen berg 0. Trinity 11; Worcester n.

Ijil'ayeite 7. Washington and Dickinson 0. Syracuse Si; Hamilton 0. Dartmouth 7: Norwich Rutgers 32; Reiinpsplear 0. Carnegie Wayiiesburg 0.

Minnesota 2S; North Dakota li. Purdue 27; Wabash 2. llaverfonl Washington College 0. Ken you 7: Western Reserve fi. Ohio Slate Hi; Ohio Wesleyan College 2.

Michigan Agt'lcnllural College Olivet 7 Nm lliwestern Lake Fon-st 0. Michigiin fill; Case ll. A. A- M. of N.

C. Wake Forest 0, At Davidson College 0, Clemson Colleg I 0. V. P. I.

13: Randolph-Macon 0, COLLINS AND EVERS WIN AUTOMOBILES Oct -I-Mdie Collins, or ihe Phih'iielphla Americans and John Fers ol ihe Poston Nallonats' toda were declared wlnnerij of (he KM 4 trophy presented a. Detroit lnanil-faeliirer to ihe players whose si-r vices were Hie uiobI valuable lo the Ii spei tive clubs Fach will iccehe an a'uloinobilp as a i rife. The of the trophy commission were can vassed here today with the result that Collins received out of a pos elide (.1" points i'lid Kvei'S mil of piv.si 'ile lil points. MEDICOS LOSE TO NORTH CAROLINA Chai'el Hill, I nuersiiy of North ph-li'ly nverw helmed Ii tlfi- YlrKlnia fiiii'bull team here Oct 3 Thp i'arollna com and broke to MeilicnUt'iijliKP this afternoon winning to 0, C.iioLna, lackc only one man ol uslnt th'ee team. Tlw-lr aiiack wa Taylop and Fuller being particularly effective 111 piercing Uw Medicos' line lor long gains.

Football Results or 10.3 to 0. In forty-four minutes of play 15 'touchdowns were scored. Donahue, Young' and Gallagher b'roke through the line for long, gains. The use of the forward 'pass aided the victors. SURPRISE SPRUNG ON PENNY ELEVEN Philadelphia, Pa Oct.

3. Franklin and Marshall College of Lancaster, sprung the first big surprise of the -1 Jl 4 Kastern football season loday by defeating the University of Pennsylvania on Franklin. Field 10 to 0. The-Hip-state team's line held like a stone wall at critical moments and lis attack was powerful. WILLIE HOPPE BEATS ENGLISH CHAMPION New York.

Oct. 3. Willie Hoppe, champion balk line billiard playpr of the world, won Jho international combination Knglish and balk line match tonight, beating the world's English billiard champion, Melbourne In in an, of Twlpkpnhan, by a total score of 4,285 points to 3.703. The match consisted of five COO-point gamps -at the English style and six SOii-point sessions of IS. 2 balk line.

are 1 tithes. tfre-ilcst exports in we're able to abilitv to fit give you just you perfectly the picture are wearing style; I'll three 111 some l.ll r-rirT'1 rrrrr tm WIU IT .1 I' I r. Total Ill 7 1" 27 12 2 Hatli'd for Ayn-s In Mil. I'hlladplphlH- All It II I'd A Thompson, cf 11 Kopf. 12 2 1 Walsh.

If I 2 4 ii Lapp, II 1 I Cmtliprs. 0 2 Crane, II ii Wyrkoff, tr 2 1 1 i lh I a ii I ii ii Hochpfori. 11. 2 I I I ii Cooinhs, 2 a a rpiiiiopk. 2 1 I Seliaim.

1 ii ii ii ii Totals II" 7 27 1 1 2 llntipd for Wyckoff In Tolals 28 4 27 21 4 New York AB It II PO A F. HpspIipi-. If 4 0 1 2 0 0 Dlvle. 2b 4 0 1 4 3 0 Bui us, i 4 0 0 1 0 0 Fletcher, ss 4 1 3 3 cr 4 1 0 cia.it, 1 1 11 Stock, lib 2 0 0 ll I 0 Met Up. lb ..4 1 2 1" 1 0 Mevi.rs, 0 II 0 1 0 II Johnson, 2 0 0 2 1 0 II II 0 0 II, 0 0 2 0 (i FiomiiiP, 2 il ll 0 Muirav.

xx 1 0 1 0 0 0 Si hupp, o. 0 Tot als 22 1 li 27 12 0 linn for in Hip eighth. SI. Louis at Indianapolis'-. Kaunas -City al Chicago.

Pitlshmgh ft" ItulllinofP, Brooklyn at lluffalo. ST. Brooklyn Loses to Balti- more- -Pirates Beat Buffalo. lilrai-'o. (XI.

llPiidrix ludd St. Louis lo Iwo hils tmlav and Chi-ciiko iound'd I in veil iurl hard In the sixlh it ii iupir In In- pluhlh, Chi cano 1 mi inn r. lo 1. Score: SI Louis (hmi inn nod 1 2 2 Clilcatui I'll" Wit H2" -5 4 '1 Haiierles liavenport, Keiipper and Cha; iiian; llntdt lx and Wilson. Brookfed Lose Iliooklyn, N.

Oct. llrooklyn played I lie last home kihhp 'he sph-ron todav and lost II In Hull iinori' 4 lo 2. Score: Halt luiim- I i2 no I -i i 2 1 1 1 o-l it mi" -2 8 IhMlei ien Siuks and Will son. I'lnneraii and Pirates Beat Buffalo Buffalo, Oi l. today took tin- lust game of tin- sciies, twelu- Innlnn conli'sl, 2 lo 1.

Bus lford held Hi" ltoii' hllless for Innings. Score: too iiihi in" 1 Pittsburgh inn) 2 I 2 Itaiterles Fold and Blair; am nil, and Bern. Indianapolis Wins Indlaiiapolic, lad 1 let. Karldeii fourth Inning lth bed. today's game, won I Tom Kansas two base hit In Hollo- bll'ies full, din tn'h Imlianapolis flu (I to 2.

Score: Indianapolis n4" on ii 1" Kansas City 000 .2 1 1 Balleries Packard and Faster! Brown, hltehouse and Barmen. HENDF.RSON BROWN SCORES ON VANDY Nashville. Oct. Vatidev lillt ilefenleil Hip il lelldel Min Blow ll College here i2 In 0 llslua two lull leanls the khiiip. The visllors scoreii 11 louciHio" no- i- led on a torts five yard Im ward pa-i-lo Vaiuler, seven yard line and a ilasli around Hie eno air no- in.

lance. The goal al'ler lolichdown as missed. MIDSHIPMEN BEAT GEORGETOWN, 13 TO 0 Auililpolis, Oe. 3 Navy lie (eatcd lieorr.i-low I) today in the open lug name of the local loollnill si ason Ll to The visitors could not keep poscesnon or Hie ball, bill they I nl up ii slroni: defense, pari Iculai ly when ill lung buck Insldo their own Ihi id line. SOUTH CAROLINA LOSES TO GA.

TECH Ca del. 3 The Heorchi vJelin.il nl 'I'ei-hnoliitv iitielled Us PHI lootliiill M'iimi hen I'otLo by dp li st niu he I'niM-islty of Soaih 'I'nro linn "il (tl Line liliingini ami end runs ni.iiked Hip play, duly IwiWor ward wen- ntipinpted Tis ti leu vaiil on tl-. attempt while SiiiiHi I'HMilina's elliirt failed. il'i In lie a hoodno In Hag loilav pion Chicago, which bulb paliion SI lo I i a result I h'( ilro'pppil Louis- 1 7 and 0 of Hie diinhle defeat lulu elU pho in 11 pallium! I are I mine me Minings 1 ii.i II" It II 7 11 1 r. Vl-liev hulk I liii i mi iiihi n.iii liiiiteiies Wcilmau and -n l-iilhrope, Jasper ami Si riuiil name Score iiiui'liKi Sl LonK "ii" 1 12 I liii ago "ml II II I 1 i if.iine end ol i.lll ell of dai klli-iv in liullerl.

Haum win I l- ScoU and Schalk. EDS POUND Are You Looking for a Good YOU'VE located the right spot when you come here for clothes; the reasons are clear enough. First, we have gathered for you a fine stock of HartSchaffner Marx suits and overcoats Srorp by IiuiIiiks WasliliiKion (mo oi rhlladplphla Ill into op" Siiniinary Two lmsp hils, Fostei (iandil: HiippIuisp lilt, Ai-ohIh. Hils oir Ayies 4 In I Innlnus. off Shaw I In r.

liuiliiKs; off Coomi's In In nlnits; off I'cnn'oek 'i III 4 Innings. 'Sap rlfice hit, Henry: sai'tll'lce fly, Uainlil Lapp, Moori', Stolen bases, M-uellel Wyckoff. Iioublp play, Hridp and (iainlll. I.c(l on buses, Washinnlon I'hlladelplila .7. I'irsl hit Ht un balls off Yrt-s Shaw Cooinhs I'eiinork First on re rois, WiishlUKion 2, riilliulelphia l.

111! by pitcher, A res. I Thompson I by Coombs. (Moelleil SliihU out by Avips 4, Co lis ivnnoel, 2, Wlbl pitch, Sliaii Time, 1 I'nipliPK lOxaiis and lliien. Drat Nr llplroil. (lei lly a lilmh luiutii tally which piodiiced Ihrcn i-utw.

I Holt It- lo hen today. IMIlliiK'-r passed Online ani Hush 111 tlie last iiinmr uml iiicb run lier scorpil oil all ililli lil error Cmrt ford's hlni'li- then hrmmhl hollo wlih Hip wlnnhii! I in ll of Clcu lands lajlles wpip in.iib- off Coieb-s kip, who, like wa-. lAlri iiu'lv wild. Si (u by Innings Cleveland 21" Uelroit "1" llHlterlcH; Oiliiniici and Covclikip, "I mm Mini Slanapp, II 11 ii I- IlitU. Yankees Win Boston, Oct, It, KirorN by Bohinn today enabled New Yoik to win tin-fllllll glllllP belweeu Hie two lulls to 2.

Boston tried haul i lie ihe note In Hip ninth lulling and imnle iwo runs, but brilllniit i-it fiehlnu by Peek lliliuugh iptlrcd (ianliier lor Hie firs! pnl out and the next two men wpip thrown out at first cU-lit, Score by Hillings-' It 11 New Yoik pin mm flirj --3 'i Hosloii iiihi 2 llHllerles- Fisher unit Sweeney; Whore, CooiMf a ltd Thonms. White Sox Hoodooed Chlcato, Uct. holulltig uf the xv Halted for Fiomine In elglitll. Score by Innings Bi.slon Oiio nirj -i New York 000 010 1 umiifiry: First hasp on errors- New York 3. Two base hit .1.

Sinllll. Lever Merkle, Ollgev, father. Slol i i ell bases iniupy, wuuieu. i. New Yoik fi; Boston dou ble nbns iTiilelier and Doyle; main.

n.uie nnd Merkle: Maranville ami Whiiii-d t2i; Hess, F. Tyler, sinnn, Tyler nnd Burp on le.lU I.Yomiuo i 2: lless piiiipr out-- by Frontine by Schupp by l.i 1 Mils off 0 In .1 111 liinus: olf Hcks Ji in Innings; off Fr.iinine. 12 III 8 Innings; mi Miiupp 3 In 1 lulling. 1 inn- LfiO. I'mpirps Klein and Kmslie.

Second Boston Oimey, 2h Mor. in, cf Whined, 'lb Maun. If Game AB It I'll I 1 a ,1. Smith. Maraiiv ill F.

Tvler. Itudolph. Criili her 3 3 3 0 Slraml. Tolals New ulk Be-eller. If Ooile, 2b Bill lis, if Stock.

3h Fleli her. ss Snmlgi asn. cf (Irani. 2K Muriay, If Meikle, lb II Sunlit, Manpiard. r.

24 1 1 I'd A I AB 4 1 1 ii fi ii (I 1 II II tl II .1 II 1 ii 1 10 1 3 12 Totals Si ore by tnlngs- Bnsliill New Yol 1 1 mm mai noil a Ill" nuv 1 First base' on errors Bontou I. Left on liani'u luminal New Yoik Von MoW tlicsi liiakcr "most SecnlK nliullt for the nioiu'v our re. I service; iere is in ave; Ik of onr best -models for illeh coat, vi-rv 'soft lower i a lit- button, soft front, patch service, you can't go wrong. Villi riiese luen in vi'iiii-' men. I el .) A special ind up.

pop i Mot le at l'iirllt: lID tl 1S and up With sii, clothes as Old Phone No. 49, we have here and wit IT such a Call And See Us The Corner Clothing Store. Mitchell-Smith Company New Phone No. 50..