Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 14

I mot PAGE FOURTEEN FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM FRIDAY OCTOTiER 193 mmomnimouft I BASEBALL 1 NEWS AND VIEW'S OF SPORT AMATEUR TENNIS I GOLF AND ATHLETICS BOXING EDITED TED BY A KEISKER ii 104 1 1 I Mutt-and of Which Goes to Show That Ivory Can Be Nicked (Copyright 1915 by Fisher Trade Mark Reg Pat Off) By 'Bud' Fisher 0 1 nit 193 VIC(' 1 I II cp 1 A E1-1 Ago Am li I i 11 ti I 0 i li i- li 1' 1 ''J I I A I 1 ti4 i- '1 5 I i Irrrj i't rrit r-- cA-------cv I IT tier 1'13v 04 -rtie IcrN LOOK tketko 1P IT Kettb HENI viHN( NOY 2 iitu'r-r a Chi ANI LIk( DO NtT SC I 4 1 14's 3sso-r 1-R't I I142 "t- 0 kJ tiN( Ybt FbCP t'sikIr 110-41 1 vi Lse l'r wout0 HAgge tQLIe0 Loa te 610-T 7 you veer oveR co 6' it 1 YOU t-H NV TM NCH AN c) YoUll-t- la i YOU SNtp PIN0 ovv! -Ai! -T: ri-- I t- 1- S7mi10---7-- 114 6 II Ili A -7: 7- B-: t1--i ri v4 -7-- ))1 or milH 4 21 1 J- 1 1 im I 1 x11 Jo ell10 I i tlit I 1: ---45- 9- 11 'si r' 11k 0-- 7i 21-r-C-----57 '---la2- 1 ---trt ---4-1 fn rt---------- 1110 I 1177- 4a40 tto '1 4 'ill 111 II: ik 0 I r------- F'-''-7- 1 VP' A i C'' -rt A 1 tl i 1 4 1 11 -id I tA4pihr 44w 2iil-- raq- -b or 4 Ittailx be ItOli 1 0 11 wit 0 1 4 tt 4 i LitO Uti ''-'i' tt rq 1 IJ I'l 1 'it-t' -3e it'' I -ailmi'41 II! it if- IP I-- I 1 0 -4 1 '1)-c- q) 4111(1!" 4 a 4 I I --4A 4 r-4 A- 00 ---71 -'--7--'---fr 4 :11 11-iti ttli li ti1 1 121 i I A 11 TA ii 4 Vs iv-- 4 ''12 i hi It I f- 1 1 0 L--o: cy I it lw 1 'W: v- -1---t-- Lie Nt' It A I tt I) A 1 1 Ts COW: '1 0-' I z- 1 '4' -e ts' 0 6 itVall' litr 174 6 I -I tti 41 st10111 eo tit Itii it il lob 4 4 1 kt1 ititl-i II IjL Co 41- iti 7 114 takIP I -1 Li- iver I 1 i (Comet Mk by el I 'Man for Man Red Sox Look Best I OP UP ME SOP 1 tor Allan Kea 3ox Look best i 0 VI 1 I ilii LeV 3 11 i'' Aeti 144 21j1 vii 0 41el I tk sol 111 141' I PI 1k LI''- 1 I I it7er i 1 k1 tl 1111? (Copyilet It by KC itio wt) el 1' 0 but Withal Matty Picks Moran's 1 Club to Come Through With Honord 1 I 11 Former Buff May Pitch 4 TI lc LII-sm LOPEN GEORGE FOSTER Photo by International Service COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON SATURDAY Former Buff May Pitch 4 volo11 77: Is: z71: -r emleammannop i coverer but he cannot stand 1 parison with "Spoke" On the wings however I belifv' 1 there is room to consider the fourtsfi Mated Is a player rated much by big leagars than by the folios- i of the games This is a big baostly-: any man Whitted has had experiett in one worlds series which is Om an important factor So has L'r- Lewis the Boston left fielder butt accurately informed that the Bos-il players and fans too have klf i greatly disappointed with Lewis' IL- 1 -)si I xlit71 5' IN: -It I I Elk 11 midable machine that will be able to give the Fort Worth representatives the battle of their lives The game will be played on the campus and will be the official Saturlay afternoon attraction of the Fort Worth Style Show Arrangements have been made to handle a big crowd Special street car service will convey the crowd to and from the game ---4 1 1 1 i --1 4 I 1 I 1 I 1 4 1 1 t-: i 1 1 i I 'r 1 1 1 1 i 4 i I I I i I 1 1 'l 1 I 'I i I 1 I i' l' I 'i 1 1 1 1 i i tt I i 4 I 1 1 4 '4 I I I i -1 I 1 1 i It i 1 I 1 i 1 1 1 I I 4 l't' 1 II I I 1 1 i I 1 1 4 1 1 I I I 1 i 4 i 1 I 11 1 1 I 1 I 4 i i I 1 Li ri I I 4 0 i 'i I Il' 1 9 1' It '1 il! i i t) I( i i 1 1 1 ti Ii I I IA ''r 1 1 '-I i i 1( 1 1 '1 1 1 1::11: I '1 I1 i i 1 1 1- 1 1 It ic 1 i 11k-i ttpii rl i --4-- -io- Ak- 1 ii- 4 filp-- 4-' :46 -As I :4:: 0 4 4 0 4 7 1 iT'ItiN: -f solAt fi- 1 --494' I A f-: '-'7-7 'Z it :0 iir: 7::: Z' P4s rtito )- '40e'kT'Sg: -20--- Texas Christian University will go Into its first home game against the Southern Methodist University eleven aturday in a crippled condition but at the same time with a determination to wint Captain Co the star fullback of the Christians and one of the flashiest and most versatile players in the state will be out of the game Cox was stricken with a high fever Thurstlay and will not even be in uniform when his teammates tackle the Dallas Alethodists "Gish" Martin former Central High captain who has been playing a great game in the line and on end for the Christians has 'been shifted to fullback by Coae'l Freeland Nelson who was hurt in last Saturday's game with State University is back in harness and will play against First Game for The team is somewhat of an Unknown quantity This Is their first 'year in football and the game will be the first team ever rent on a football field Coach Ray Morrison it is understood has whipped 'a bunch of green material into a for BY CHRISTY MATHEWSON At second base the Red Sox are The Giants' Famous Pitcher better fortified than the Phillies When we come to the first basemen or Barry is not only a veteran of I give the edge to Luderus although several series and a finished ball many experts may 'ay that Carrigan is player but he also is a demon in better fortified at trie position because a pinch He is as dangerous a man he has both Hoblitzell and Gainor But i he can't play both Hoblitzell and I men on bases Niehoff is a good Gainor at the same time so the fact I ball player but his work won't be that he has two good men is not worth as there is on either ball club with the steady stuff that Barry can considering unless one is hurt This is show It unlikely so we will disregard the pos- IS not yet certain whether Moran sibility will use Stock the former Giant or "Hobby" has had the call over Gainor I Byrne at third base The latter had all season and every team in the Na-1 been holding the job regularly- until tional League waived on this player he was hurt when stock took his place when the Cincinnati club let him go and showed himself to be a much im- 1 will grant that they may have made proved bail player over the man Mc- a mistake but it proves that he is Graw let go as is often the case when a youngster gets away from New York not a great star There was at least' some doubt about him Do you think He does not feel there is so much of If Moran asked for waivers on Luderus i a strain on him outside of the Big he could get by all the managers in Town Stock should be a great ball the league? Not a chance There is player except that he is troubled a lit- no question of his value There was tie bit with deafness At times he was some of Hobby's" And he has the deafer than others when with the New call over Gainer So he must be the 1 York club better of the two "If I started to bawl him out for a I was in the same league with Hob-1 litzell for a long time 1 know him as: 'bone' he would keep right on walking away from me" said McGraw in disa hitter and as a player I also know! cussing Stock the other day "He Luderus Therefore I should be able' couldn't hear rue But I guess if I had to express an opinion on this position whispered I was going to raise his and the comparative merits of the two salary he wouldnA have had any troll- men if on no other Luderus is a ble getting it" much better hitter He is more danger- I Byrne has been in the game so long ous and more consistent "Hobby" will' that he has started to slow up a little 1 be lucky if he gets a foul off Alex- but he has behind him the world's ander I can tell the Big Fellow how series experience gathered when with to pitch to him and I will not that the Pittsburg club in 1909 Moran could he doesnt know himself Hoblitzell depend on him for a good steady per-will be fortunate if he hits his weight formance Stock might go in and play in this series Moran and those Phil- Gardner off his feet and again he adelphia pitchers know too much about I might get away bad and be off through his batting tastes and he has a weak- the series Whether Byrne or Stock ness you could shoot a load of buck- I shot through it Is so wide starts depends largely on how much of a gambler Moran is I look to see Luderus Can Hit I him pick Stock since the little fellow Luderus can hit almost any sort of I has been playing a grand game ever pitching He is one of those stand-up since he got his chance and it is not hitters that takes a wallop at the ball fleets "Hobby" may have a little the i bination I also consider Stock a bet- like "Pat" to break up a winning corn- and busts up your game if he con- ter hitter today than Byrne edge in fielding his position but that I Gardner Weak on Bunts does not count for a great deal in a I short series Both are good enough I Gardner is a more reliable ball play Officials Named Victor Moore a former Vanderbilt man who is now a member of the faculty of the Arlington Training School has been selected as referee Happy Massingill of Fort Worth xvill umpire and Joe Utay of Dallas will be the head linesman The team will arrive In Fort Worth at 1:30 Saturday and will go immediately to where they will have a signal drill by Coach Morrison before the game The game will begin at 3:30 o'clock which will give Fort Worth fans pVnty of time to get the worbl's series returns before going to the football game The game will begin promptly at 3: 30 tt of to tii bi tii v- Sit gr Im- sn nE TI Gi an NI Co La If 101 11 Cr 1 i 1 1 6 et of I to til 1 bi 1-ii 1 'be: 3 at 1 gr I (lc if L'4- e-'''' Sri ne' ha T1 1 Ei Gi ir ttl en 2 NI Co ha yr -4 IF IL if I 1 ting this year 1 Something that often happens pears to have overtaken this He has run into one of those slat that lasts a whole season I don't loil to see him whale the ball any in the series than Whitted if as pi It seems to me that the two met I left field are about a standoff In rtk field I give the Phillies the edge wi'l out reservation I count Cravath 10 most dangerous man on Moran's el-next to Alexander He is a desper hitter Hooper may be slightly a ter fielder than Cravath but he can: bat with him Phillies Look Best Except in three or four "spots" tiRed Sox appear to have all the 1 vantage when the two clubs are ilk- 1 apart and compared man for man 6" paper" and yet I stick to my one: assertion that the Phillies have a grati chance to come through There lort be the "Stallings' shift" in the seri this year when the whole outfiold 1 changed against right and left 1 1 pitchers and there won't be some 1 those other switches to figure on will be two teams standing till playing the game the best they kall how But Moran has somethirg tt you can't pick out on paper The te--J has the fight and the "dope" is with It goes into the series the underdog i of course the figures show all Irl of things The Red Sox have del the season with a much higher ri 1 centage in actual points than the Pt-F lies did theirs But they were plekiA before the race started and hil 1 breezed along all year at abour) 1 same gait American Leag-uers me that when they have been they have looked very bad CI The Phillies have shown their 'IL baseball toward the end of the ses The team is going better right Dqci than it has at any other time dursf the National League race It 1 will 4: In keyed to play the best game of 1 i existence CHTAHNECEPIHILLIES HAVE A GRA1 1 IS ft' SEI durt- 't lei4 Pi ler I 1 rt i wili th a a14 lll: f'' 1- 1 pill ig: gnat '1 iv ser'i eld 1 11 ne 1 21- ID I -ttlij we itir lug l'r 1 10F1 ri 1 lit 1 bil 1 I 1 mour Co The games were well attended The scores: 1st '2 3d Clark 131 13i 143 0Brien 137 173 171 Short 133 165 16S Stein 144 156 164 Ellis 140 49 139 ARMOURSVVIN THREEGAMES WITH SWIFTS 785 341 135 149 118 145 135 781 2d 174 140 172 115 1 10 Totals 685 1st Cooke 171 Armstrong 131 Ward 110 Montgomery 101 Meyer 119 Former Texas League pitcher who is expected to pitch one of the games for the Boston Red Sox during the world's series Foster was with the Houston Buffs in 1909 He was one of Carrigan's leading pitchers during the past season I Totals 632 711 682 I fielders to get by and the difference er than an Moran can use His one I between them in this particular is not weakness is on bunts He cannot play 1 great enough to give either club anv for these it seems and he keeps the great enough to give either club any for these It seems and he keeps I'm JOT eyi Th Ci Jo eY I Standing of the Clubs Won Lost Pet Armour Co 0 1000 Houtherns 3 0 1000 Swift Co 0 i 0(10 Invincito les 0 3 000 LAVENDER PITCHING CUBS SHUT OUT SOX BENZ KNOCKED OUT ONE MATCH REMAINS TO BE PLAYED I 11 a a LONGHORNS SCORED ON BY SCRUBS material advantage We give first pitcher busy if the Red Sox opponents base to the Phil lies on form What we start to lay the ball down No tactics can give after the series on results in baseball so upsets a twirler as to another question have the other side bunting and the "Jack" Barry on second for the third baseman falling to handle them Red Sox is a veteran of many world's The Phillies have played a bunting series and one of the most valuable game all season and may make a whole men in Carrigan's infield if not the lot of trouble for Gardner and the most valuable He has made a ball Boston pitchers However I would player of Scott who plays beside him give the Red Sox the edge at third at shortstop These two can hustle base through double plays almost as well on the infield Philadelphia appears as Barry and Collins could on the old to be stronger than Carrigan's club at Athletics first base and at shortstop while the When we come to Scott we find the flaw in the infield as far as I am able Sox look to have the bulge at third base and second But on the whole I Armour Co won three straight rames from Swift Co In their initial clash of the City Bowling League on Davids' alleys Thursday right Cooke of the Swift telm rolled high score land high average of the evening 0-Brien was the high man for Ar FINAL STA WING I FINAL STAiDING 1m1maahmanmainb I Chicago City Series Pct White Sox 1 1 500 Cubs 1 1 500 CHICAGO Oct a frigid wind sweeping the field the Cubs shut out the White Sox 4 to 0 in the second game of their interleague city series yesterday at the West Side Park Lavender pitched good ball throughout In the sixth Fisher and Schulte singled and Zimmerman knocked a home run before an out was made This was the finish of Benz and Cieotte finished the game The cold weather cut down the attendance to 5211 Score by Innings: Cubs 01000300-4 7 0 Sox 000000000-0 4 2 Batteries: Lavender and Archer Benz Cicotte and 1layer AMERICAN LEAGUL Standing of the Clubs I pet Boston 101 50 669 Detroit 100 64 649 Chicago 93 62 600 Washington 85 67 559 New York 69 S3 454 St Louis 134 90 415 Cleveland 57 94 377 Philadelphia 45 104 302 Games hehind tealing Club Al LEAGUE 1: f' 1 3F i IIOLISTO 8mityl el --1 ON 1 I ifl" it) swim 49 r) vol110 ftt el I 6j1 -11 -Slat'4Nlek 71 i N43 1 let I Ii V' HOLISTON 40 E' NATIONAL LEAGUE At Boston 8 17 3 Ncw York 0 0 2 4 3 0 0 1 5-15 24 0 Batteries: Davis and Whaling Stroud and Kocher As a result of Thursday's play in the second round of the Star-Telegram Spizzerinktum All City golf tournament only one match in the second flight remains to be played to complete the round Three matches were played Thursday two in the first flight and one in the second flight In the first flight Hollender eliminated Purdy 1 up and Reynolds beat Wasson 4 up 3 The second flight match saw the elimination of Dr Williams by Stripling 5 up 4 The victory of Ho was a big surprise as Purdy has been talked of as the "dark horse" of the tournament Purdy was decidedly off his game in the match and went down in defeat at the last hole by failing to sink a short putt Reynolds' driving was the feature of his victory over Wasson Wasscen played a strong approach and putting game but was unable to get the force behind his drives that the River Crest man did Stripling further showed his class by outplaying Dr Williams in the only second flight match Stripling took the lead going out and was never headed The Van Zandt-Thompson match in the second flight will be played today or tomorrow completing the second round The third round will begin at River Crest Sur epecial to The TriFfPrani AUSTIN Oct the first time since Nov 17 of last year the Longhorn team was scored upon yesterday afternoon The scrubs turned the trick in a practice game which offered the best football which has been seen on Clark Field this season Hedick the crack second team fullback made a beautiful pass of thirty yards to Dolan who went over the first goal that has been registered against the Longhorns in Pearly one year During last season the Texas team was scored on three times First by Oklahoma at Dallas when a touchdown from kick-off was made again by the Haskell Indian team and last by Mississippi The first team scored three times on the scrubs but it was perceptibly more difficult than it was the day before Both teams worked decidedly better but the difference came in the fact that the plays used by the first team were not entire surprises in yesterday's game as they were the day before Light scrimmage only is expected today as the men will be saved for the game with Daniel Baker on Saturday This is the second time Texas has played Daniel Baker winning the last time 1906 by the score of 40 to The BaptLts are said to have a much better team this year and Saturday's contest should be better than the one with 14 to tell from the knowledge I can gather would give it to Boston since I think through talking to American League from whait I can gather that Carrigan's players and reading the newspaper 1 combination will work together more comments Of course it must be re- smoothly in the field than Moran's membered that only a few of the Bos- This is largely due to Barry's excel- ton players have I seen in action re-1 lence at second base His smoothness cently The veterans who were with: keeps the whole infield traveling along' the club in 1912 I remember from thati at an even gait a valuable thing in a world's series I am in no position to tight series tell how much they may have slowed 1 At first glance it would seem a waste of time to size up the Phil- adelphia outfield against the Bosson ton outfield but closer analysis leaves some room for comparison The Red Sox have a combination that is rated to be the greatest trio in the country "Tris" Speaker is a whole outfield In himself and should save his pticher one or two hits a game by his prenomenal ability to play close behind second base and go back under long hit balls There is no man who can cover the ground he does He is the next thing to a circus tent He makes putouts right along on hits that would net two or three bases with any other man in the country playing the position Speaker is also the best day in and day out hitter of any of the outfielders on either club He is fast on the bases and liable to worhe ry Moran's pitchers and catchers once he gets aboard the bags Speaker gives Cat rigan the big edge in the outfield Paskert is a good ball playsr Ansi a fine around godoa Dalt play i sr anJ a tine grounds Standing of the CI I Philadelphia 90 62 Boston 83 69 Brooklyn 72 Pittsburg -3 Si St Louis 72 81 Chicago 71 80 Cincinnati 71 83 New York 69 83 Gaines ftehiod ft-HAinit- pct 59! 547 527 474 471 470 461 454 club 2 The super-smart shape of the season The supersmart oinrbp elf thA qpnqrin up although all were fairly young at that time and there is no good rea-1 son for any great deterioration foblitzell I know from the National League "Jack" Barry is not a new sight to my eyes But Scott is a newcomer Scott is not a hard hitter Even the! Boston players themselves admit that behind their hands I am told and the Boston baseball writers freely declare It He will be a "spot" in the battingl order for Alexander a man who will be like a nerve tonic to "Alec" They tell me Scott just can't hit Perhaps he may do the unexpected in the world's series but such an event is' unlikely In Bancroft Moran has ems of the finds of the baseball season He has been a star with the Phil-lies and should have the edge on Scott in the series Even though it is his first year in the big league he is not the sort of player who will be upset by the glamour of it It would not surprise me if Bancroft bobbed up as the real star of the 114110 There is usually Gm up although all were fairly young that time and there is no good rea- I at I for any great deterioration Hob- i litzell I know from the National League I "Jack" Barry is not a new sight to my eyes But Scott is a newcomer Scott is not a hard hitter Even the Boston players themselves admit that i behind their hands I am told and the Boston baseball writers freely declare It He will be a "spot" in the battingl order for Alexander a man who will be like a nerve tonic to "Alec" They tell me Scott just can't hit Perhaps be may do the unexpected in the worlds series but such an event is I unlikely In Bancroft Moran has comp of the finds of the baseball season He has been a star with the Phil- lies and should have the edge on Scott in the series Even though it is his first year in the big league is not the sort of player who will be upset by the glamour of it It would not surprise me if Ban- croft bobbed up as the real star of the 114110 is usually one -dr itiv BRESNAHA-N SPIKED OUT OF CHICAGO SERIES or IdeCollars 2 for 25c 1 CHICAGO Oct Bresnahan manager of the Chicago Nation- als probably will be unable to play I in any of the remaining games of the 'series for the city baseball championship it became known today Bresnahan was seriously spiked in the left I foot Wednesday Victory for the National leaguers1 yesterday evened up the series with a game aPiect4 it FII anrwuvazi771 "cb 3 zwassiproista AMERICAN LEAGUE i i 1 0 14 At New New York I 'i 000300001-4 10 Boston 1 1 02000000-3 Batteries: Brady Vane Sllaw4 and Schwert Gregg Collins and Jotl ley 1'4 i i TRY A STArtTELLOTtAM tiANTA -i TRY A STA i i nn i I i I no.