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TIIE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW YORK BATUBDAV SEPTEMBER 20 1913 Darkest Moments By Webster MORE TALK THAT ROBBY WILL MANAGE YANKS Barnes Missed Four Drives 1 i 1 But Had Better Short Game described It he did not win In a kh of glory but rather In a show! mud Russell Is known as theTh5 The dashing of Jim Barnes and Bob MacDonald In the semi-finals of the championship at the theta' of 5 pton long distance Cherry Valley Golf CluhT I V- jft Winners at Suffolk Country cit (Special to Ths Eagle) Bellport I September 50-vv results of ths July and Angust ls tournaments at the Suffolk Count Club were announced today Tho July cup Van won he nhtm-In the finals he beat jJLJ Walter Jaycox 1 and 1 The 2 for tho July Fourth cup resulted follows: Gsllatly gris O'Malley II 71 n4 The August cup was won by Curt Who beat Justice Jayeox s' Dln Tho victor in tho tournament tha August cup was Mi? jJfc and bat Mr 'The record for the edutua Made the 11th Hole la i I Bopten ber Roger Young of Newark playing on tho Weethampion (W try Club links htrt nuuls tho now hole of ISO yardaS LThUtaViS played InthaVs professional golfers the Engineers Country Club had been eagerly awaited for years by golf enthusiasts Ho much had been said about MacDonald's long driving that some of his admirers thought that his tee superiority might "rattle'' Barnes and thus bring erratic play into his game but this belief wss not confirmed by the day's results Barnes being outdistanced In the morning full round only by a margin of three and In the afternoon fourteen holes by only the margin of one In the eleven holes played Thus Barnes better short game was enabled to get In Its work and after being 4 up at 'noon ho-finished the match on the thirty-second hole winning by and 4 The following table analysis of the thirty-two holes played shows ths comparative excellence of the two players It will bo seen that MacDonald bad a better command over the ball on the tee than Barnes tho latter having two skied drives and two tops while MacDonald bad none: But MacDonald suffered from a bad slice which In the morning brought him four troubles On the short holes Barnes was better in direction and in his Irons through the green ths champion was a shade better There is an approximation on ths fifth bole of the morning round where MacDonald lost his ball and the hole was not played out In playing the odd on the putting reen lying alike they were equal but MacDonald reached one green more than Barnes In fewer strokes If there is any question why Barnes won it will he removed by a study of of the putting table The champion had total putts against (1 by MacDonald In single-putt greens ths ratio was 10 to I In favor of Barnes It Is worth while noting that not a stymie was laid the entire day The table follows with the morning and afternoon rounds and the totals given: Baras MsePsasH is I ft By THOMAS RICE (ftpeclal to Tho Eagle) CINCINNATI September Everything wii quiet nlong tho Ohio veeterdoy wmeh wee on off day for tho Brooklyn Superben and Clneln ftatl Red when irtorjr was aprunf to the effect that your Unde Wilbert )-stineon had already signed a contract to manage the New York Americans txi year Uncle had gone away early In the morning on a flahtag trip and MJld not be reached and will probably not return until time fog the game inday which with the pna tomorrow will conclude the annual series between the Huperbae and Urdu The same etory with variations has been apron In tho past two or three months and Uncle Wilbert has refused to affirm or deny lie has admitted that he was not signed with Brooklyn for 1110 and might not bo with tho Puperbas In that campaign IIs has not been willing to discuss the New fork proposition There Is very good reason to bellevs that ho win be la command of the Tankees when the flowers bloom In the spring tra la or even a fact to be regretted by every fan Interested In Brooklyn's team In the major leagues Ivan Olson has been mentioned as a possible successor to Uncle Wilbert In Brooklyn butthe mentioning has been done only by news- paper writers and not by those controlling the dub i STORY CAUSES jKO SURPRISE THAT Robinson should eventually go to this New York Americans occasions no surprise In baseball circles but it was not gene rally bsllsvod that ha would no so for another year Unde Wilbert baa been for a long time dose friend and crony of Col Til Huston one of tho owners of the New York Club and a good friend of CoL Ruppert the other owner but he has not been as Intimate with Ruppert as with Huston Bah Johnson Is known to bo the man who was responsible for Miller Huggins and not Robinson who was then under contract with Brooklyn and Col Ruppert was agreeable Johnson had boon a party to Huggins leaving the management of the It Louis Cardinals The Idea was that taking Huggins from tho Cards would be a blow at Branch Riekoy then president of the Cards who had left the SL Louis Americans to go to the National League rival in ths same dty -r tp Johnson's plan was to place Huggtna Is JIsw York but he was being balked by Huston's marked preference for his old friend Robinson While the dealing was on Huston rejoined the Army as a Captain organised Ms famous company of railroad engineers and was among ths very first of the American contingents to cross to Prance After he reached France a cable was sent to him asking for a Anal decision on the question of a manager for the TrWt But he never received the1 meaaaegsi Meanwhile Johnson the Poor hah the American League had persuaded Ruppert that the bast interests of ths league In which Huston and Ruppert were Interested heavily In financial way would be served by signing Huggins i) YOU AUTOMOBILE ft -i -AS OPPORTUNITY OVERLAND-WnXYS-XNlGHT Hfwil tat mMi mi Exceptional condition WlLLYS-OVERLlBD He ffTL' Brook1 nses Mlort MO Opn trrsltn sayrtt'1 it'k M-TON PACKARD RACiTTiift? i'lT VS: 5 WOLPMAN COMPANY III mnkll BnoklyRi TctepkoRi inibuh at Played odd after fee- shat lass hates Played add after lee-shot short holes Played odd after tea- shot all hales la Usable treat Isa leag holes Siloed to tresMe frost Pulled to irosble fives l-paaarusrr Ms four His mad! IscacvUcM cuadJUaC'drlm Irm ibJTS llmi urtiu whreh silk ntn wte1 a Trite MX Hava aamber ataaid ha SMdvte: asms with starter paymaats tradaa mail dared kartell csmmaretal car til tyyw Marrta aatksrlaa Far daatera 1441 Rcdhrt Bruahly Ftmus Flatbuah A TWIN SIX T-pammsrr Ph-kird mdriTs TalULfiJ ryrUmt catelilaa teTtew 1B00S ad tea Up rmr ii (Ml dr NB at tbr too aid nan lut IteiW tasrlae rar scad maul if muuiy (mb area at MKRIT UAUAUK Alteilk ud lib tea an ar tvl 4740 tet ARTHUR WKKKB IM Mmtuw FUR MAUS-ISIT kamiTlMrtm jraadlltos: vtertrte Itehl wlf-aiinrr bamiwr oat Itatet Tdnu uis 1 tlrvat WOO Phase Jcteclm UMI-H ter trite tec 84 Skied drives Tapped drive la traubte frem I' short botes Sliced short -hale Palled short hetee Itnsotev mteplaired Irons mteplaired throusk freon In trapa and huard alt klada Tatal trouble all ahots Odd putiias tree lylns alike Omens reached Is fewer strokes Puna Klnste-rutt sreent Threo-putt srevne Hates wen with pulls Halves saved with putts Stymie laid by Holed (ram off frees Out of hounds Ths lead of two which Fred McLeod of Columbia had on Georg McLean of Great Neck at noon he hold to tho end of tho afternoon round with one hole added ao that hla winning mar-In In tha other semi-final wsa I aad McLeod's accuracy with his Irons was largely responsible for hla victory Rnssrll Winner at Manchester Frank Russell of tho Cherry Valley Golf Club captured tho cup In tha third sixteenth In the recent tournament at Manchester VL As Russell HUGGINS FAILED TO DELIVER HILE Huston had to accept the Inevitable when his partner dosed the has never bden content with Huggins Whom ho did not re i brilliant director of plays handler of men or picker of pitch Huggtna with a large supply of good material and an unlimited hank 'l behind him has not delivered the goods In tho meantime Robinson with only such major players as ht could buy for tho waiver pries or obtain from tho minors has boon accomplishing sven mors than might have been expected in Brooklyn especially In tha matter of handling pitchers This year for Instance he has reeurreeted A1 Mamaux and I TlAfTTi FTTiniT nATTTTYlfifl Clarence Mitchell who weiw considered all la as slabmsn Mltchsll himself RockiWiy FrCCboOtCrS FOURTEEN BOWLERS thought he was done as a pitcher and told tho world he was a first baseman I WKl SpCCiil Polo Mitch and pinch hitter Robinson brought Rube Marquard back from the discard h- number Out- developed Leon Cadoro from tho minora and raised Burleigh Grimes a FU pitVlrtg'Ihe Bryn Mawr Polo Club'four burg cast-off with a record of 1 1 straight defeats in Hf7 to a shut-out star Is in ths second half of special match lilt Rpblneon was doing muck of that last year when Huggins' pitchers 1st Bryn Mawr yesterday the Rock were going from had to worse and getting nophera at all When CoL Huston I Freebooters won a fast contest and Col Ruppert sorrowfully noted what Robinson was accomplishing and what Huggins was not accomplishing they became even mors Imbued with ht Idea that Robinson was ths man for them Formerly they had believed him a great manager but had been influenced largely hr tha heart so to speak when they sought him with the brain because they have the cold figures of his success to contemn plate II goals to 7 Earl Hopping who went in after the second period in place of Col Roecoe Alfred Collins Heckachsr and Thomaa Hitchcock presented the Long Island aggregation In the seventh Now they want him not only with tho heart but ehukker Hitchcock and Hopping col- 1 lahorated in a spectacular ground gaining play In the familiar manner 1 of the star New York polo players IN EASTERN CLASSIC Gltnn Riddell and Harry Cohn Back-Several New Stars the Liata Fourteen expert bowlers are to compete In the Eastern Individual bowling championship tournament which buick com I ar Ideal winter car listen at Wreak ly Ttetedw wlater tea ACADRMY am tew 0AIJWS SI teaiPH IA7 in AUTOMiiniint AKD RKirilJNxa MBPAIRINO Cannefax Beats Moore By 150 Points to 98 Tho Snal block In tho three-cuehlon eerlee at Lawler Brothers' Academy between Bob Cannefax tha world's champion and George Moore the lor Mer title holder attracted a record-breaking crowd last night Carnofax found no difficulty In running away with tho anal by a score of il to II In sixty-three Inning making thu grand totals ISO to It The champion played In hla usual spectacular form which seemed to affect Moore's nerve to such an extent that ha found it seemingly Impossible to count against hla opponent This gives Cannefax tho purse of 1100 hung up by Ed Lawler Leonard Howlaon perhaps the best Instructor In tho world at balk lino instructor in uis wvnu ns ws nn All klada at makaa nwchlm- I ynt ma ante Aak for raflmiM lv twa tew St 4th av Bracfclys Tal teate I ll-T Between them they carried the ball In two strokes two-thirds of thq length of tha field for a goal credited to Hop-ping Tbs ssnmwry sag lias up: INTERFERES WITH MANAGERS always had a mania for busying himself with tha FORD toflHsB ear like new lair mMri: cellenr esndltles: saw tlrra: demaaMatte (las ala rata hattary litbla mu be hi la te an pcacteted ApannmM rlfbt Ml Hm ard av se dasltra I 'LKAVINU Ibr Kanuv vlllteU Raid S-pamrssrr cart Mmailrrai Mtdnlm: IH Is to open on various alleys In Brooklyn Manhattan and tho Bronx on October II Thera la more class-In this event than Unu fully aqulminl ram aid lank like St Jeka'a-al Brnakln If art quickly Srtlvni AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION 8Jm AUTOMOBILB COtlRSB IMII BKDFORD BRANCH -T A till BEDFORD AV I Iv -I and It looks ns If tbs -winner will bo billiards will make hla headquarters BROOKLYN DKPT t' l-Nt-cau CHEVROLET Svv-piMifn Raby Gnat ut: marten damountaMe rlaw: hillc I eeadltlen estra ntvtr -sard Urr teiR No daater Private avaer FbaiuKiaaa tor I AETOMOBIIK ter mb ereeAnw liulv JOHNSON BA' JOHNSON has man-agers not only In tho American League but In tho NalionaL la la not generally known perhaps but Johnson came vary near to foisting Rowland upon ths Cincinnati Reds as manager for this year Johnson was atrong for Just why nobody knowsi But ho When President Comtskcy of the White Sox decided last winter to tie AUTOMOBILKB FOR HIRE BRTN MAWR VR Warns sisksr 2 Wlstsr Randolph Barrier MrFSddea 1R Strawbrids BackR Straw hridm Jr kvebootam: Oaala rar IS1R SO- T-l teea at L1BKKTT flARACR Braakly Practically anr audd Cm HO likeitf a Cnul teqraj XJK0U8IKE AKD TOUXDTO CABS VERY LATEST KODEL FOB KIBE AT XEAS0BABLE TEEMS FH0HE 3778-7688 FLATBU5H OUTHMORIlA 1 apara I HIT l-paw aifl-i sew rise Htkte 4 -f a ay Srmsaatmtkm LErriA Hat Ha ia I At rvadlttea ST PirkrUM av BOCKAWAY TRKSUOOTKRS tGaL a Item I Karl Happiag A Collins SO Haekscbsr laeli Thome Hitch-etrk Jr Xackavor the eon tp Rowland Johnson Immediately began to strive desperately to I ami it edict aiMrtaw end land a major berth for tbe ez-manager of tho White Box He sounded a num-1 I Mb ber of owners but they were satisfied with I heir then managers or had I intada Tminuus'ssSi TMtnt twm? already made their plana The exceptioa was Cincinnati which had been kept! JJ Tm arw1 Win- In the air by Christy -Mathewaon'a refusal to state hta piano for this year Cincinnati was looking for a manager and Johnson Instated to Garry Herrmann that Rowland was ths Ideal min for the place Johnson has had a great deal of Influence with Herrmann and he might have put over Rowland lut at that psychological moment President Baker of tho Phillies delivered a knockout punch to his own club and delivered: a pennant to Cincinnati by I head Bay will cloaa Its racing season canning Pat Moran Herrmann wanted Moran but might yet have taken I fourth annual KO-mlla ocean Rowland If a number of his friends had not overruled Johnson and Insisted I tomorrow- 01 that Moran worth half a doxon Rowlands Tho Mood were right Garry signed Pat and a pennant eo to speak and Rowland drifted back to the I The race has been divided into two PACKARD asm up I as tsarina any hour EUSEKA AUTO SERVICE Bedford 1028 Deettar 8019 HERKIMER RTf KBT U-Mt HUh-K llmauida MIR: mwlW'T aw car nrva: la nrrilml cwilrt hd Ruahwlrk SR1T ter amnlBteimi 444m ijnlST Braaktya 1 FOB'SALE Bparly red nmWjWa Jaat avtrhaubd IMO -k Fly" Court Utnfr Kark lyu TEL BECATUB 36 BIAOAKT TODRIMtt CARR AND 111 Ol'SIMKS BY HOUR DAY OB TBIP TV YUM PARK AUTO RBRV1CB I 4- 1M- UL- 4-tl LEXIXOTON 111 At eaadlUeu: will seU at terol buyef Call ITS SI Bnlr IV COLB aacrlAce raedaiar brkwl at the Lawler Academy Those desiring to take advantage of these Inst rue tlona can secure full Information by calling Ed Lawler Bushwlck ISIS Last score: rssssfks-e niiimiiMiii I I II I I 1 I I I I II 1M) I I I 11111111111111111111 IMNI Ml I 1 I I I I I I I I I iiisteiiiiiiaiiiiiii i tiiiiniiiiniiiiiii mu mi Disappointed Fans Favored for Fourth Game Cincinnati Ohio September 20 The drawing of applications for World Scries reservations will take place next Monday morning during tho mooting of tha National Commission Tho operation will bo more or 1 public and tho task of drawing out the first envelopes will bo entrusted to Presidents Heydler of the Notional League and Johnson of tho American League All tha final arrangements for tho Series will ba announced and tho schedule made publle Monday Pi Idcnt Herrmann said today that ao far aa possible tana who fall to get seats for tho first three games will bo favored In securing reservations tor ths fourth game In ease such gams la played her 4EAUTIFUL paaaaufar Packard llmau-aln with Waatlashuuaa mock abssrbera reaaenabla rata awaay Srlva TaL 111! Bushwlck a7-tf new ruMwrr vnfiaepwtm drain Mr WAUtEWH tal Clamea and Bt Hark'a fuaranlrri: I'S ear ear la 40 puaavusara MARTIN till Alia alia av Phsaa Bvdtard IMS ar fit I ml4-af DODGE taurine ear late tlraa many estna raalte an lJ" at Brooklyn Tal 441 BofauM bush whence he came taking the Milwaukee team KRANKUM torim eondllM altp covers yuur ear In part payment Flatm" classes constating of boats over SI feet and craft under those dimensions A valuable cup will go to tho owner of in tho visiting In dinner clubhouse Many to In doubt until the very IrA round of ths schedule Glenn Riddell a many time winner lit back In competition after having served with the A In Franco forll month Ho will represent the Metropolitan alley Billy Cordes has a Western star by the name of A Jellieon to represent the Grand Central and If he lives up to tho reputation ho established In Bt Luta he will make all tha Eastern stars step lively Rudy Schumacher proprietor of the Broadway alley has entered Artie Peters In the classic and the Brooklynite firmly believes that he can duplicate hta performance of last spring when he defeated all tho star bowlers In tho White Elephant Individual tournament Frank -Cox a wall-known pin topplor hat boon retained by Uncle Joe Thum to do tho howling for tho Wfiito Elephant Ho has a good record as an Individual bowler Harry Cohn another old time champ to to bo aeon In action as tha Hunts Point representative Louie Stein one of the Oriental stars jrho won championships while tha present day crop of bowlers were babe Is to do the howling for tha Broadway Arcade A complete list of tha alleys represented and the competitors fol-lows Grand Central A Jellieon Broadway Brooklyn Arils Peters Metropolitan Manhattan Glenn Riddell New York Manhattan Hugo Nockler University Bronx John Keller White Elephant Manhattan Frank Cox Dyckman Manhattan Knoblock Pastime Manhattan John Geschwlnder 8t Nichols Man hattan A Dunbar Broadway Arcade Manhattan Louis Stein Fordham Arcade Bronx John Btofka Echo Bronx Walter Bemhardtj Icnox Manhattan Charley Romer Hunts Point Bronx Harry Cohn Officers of tho tournament are: William Corde president Phil Lehr-bach vice president A V- Dunbar secretary Amann treasurer LouMVtetn member of tho executive committee WELL llmeuatava: alas teurlas ears ra-eful drlvsra: rtaannaMv rate VAN DYKE RaySsr av PhtM Flatbuah MU ar TTIL 8-U "PRIVATI limaualuaa far Wajjian and daucas Marins cam tar trips al(bt aad dale Fhauu I4H Buahwlc l-ldt HIRE T-paaavnysr taurine private rar day ar evealnsa owner drtva Phans Bedford III I am to I P-m 114 HUXCK till ROADSTKH PHONB BKDPUH0 llT- SOME OF JOHNSON'S PAST PERFORMANCES HXSOX forced Huggins upon New York He forced Joe Cantillon out of tho management of the Washington team and forced In Jimmy Me-Aleer Later ho forced McAleer and the lata Robert McRoy Into tho management and nominal ownership ft flu -Boston Americans and tha com- lunation got Into such hot water over its treatment of tho famous royal I to occasion a Joyous ons? roote-s of Bcston at tho World Series of llit that it retired When Me-1 Aleer left Washington it was Johnson who saw that Clark Griffith became I Amflteljf BoUtS the boat covering the course- host elapsed tftne In either class Tho popular club will entertain yachtsmen who will compote the race tomorrow at a maae to be held In the spacious In Sheepshead Bay tonight novel features will be Introduced ELEGANT tsurins car for at Tl 4HT Mai paaaantar I elladar Cadillac him swaer drive Dtaa all-lit ssM BLKCTR1C ear i battariea mu jail owlas daalar Boif 1 taerlm: OVKRLAXD Sra-imaaraiw KIM Id reaaeaablt DKUDOX MS Hill- EVEN paaaentrr tnurinp ear In private party at naaoaaMaJste awaer drive TtL 1411 Flat back I l-t NEW UMnUHNB AND TOTRINU CARS AT LOWEST RATER ASHTON BBO PHONE PIUMPBCT IIS al-if HIT M'YUKDKR Mr kW HupmoWla ruaabaut HKRt K-JN CO ColIcfa plae Big League Records urivate ter ill 3 rani retaosable te' TOURINO 5 alaua: owner JAKOKK S0M-I Plittiuah i ll-T manager there and Griffith' has been a faithful Johnson supporter until the past year when he has wobbled quite a hit and did not seem to know where se stood Johneon was largely it not entirely responsible for the deal which I The Crescent Athletic and the New tent Trie Speaker from Boston to Cleveland and he had a finger In the affairs I York Athletic clubs plan a very busy the Cleveland club on other occasion I amateur boxing season Tho year at Ae the breach between Johnson and tho New York owners has widaned organisation starts on 8ep-the path of Miller Huggins as manager of tho New York Americana has not eecome smoother Huggins stands as a Johnson appointee but those who know him say he does not feel comfortable in the American League and could rather be back in the National tembpr IL The first bout at tho New Moon Club la on October XI Bouts also are going to bo held at the Bensonhuret Yacht Club and the Bronxdale A lhe dates: ROAMKR 817 bmrpalm amtfciMlr wheels- ood machanlcal rondltlrn i MS East Hth at: tri Kanmorv 1 PRIVATE Bmtualna ter birr by the dty moat Owner drive Red fwd wefc MIT I IS-T PAIGE lata medel l-clmder il -thornushly overfcaulrd recenilf I KRIWfe MS Mtk at Branklyn like BKWKLh IM 20-1 KLttiAXT Ptraaid S-4 private: swaar dries I Ill at aiurwhsn Ora I'-k T-PAMENGER taurine a any tima apecLal ratra for Hard Owner drive Buna 1114-W rdl NATIONAL Standing of tho Cl mb Clute PCI CIS rc Cincinnati II 41 llliafunplim S4 SS MSI New Ynrk SI AlMBocten 14 Tl 411 rhleasu Tl II Ml IK Lmte II It III Plltaburs II II IlllPhlladsIs'a 41 It 114 Resnlta Yesterday New Ynrh 4) Plttakur Philadelphia I St Beaton at Chlcas rain Other teams were sat scheduled Games Tomorrow nrsshlya at ClncinaatL -Bmtoa at Chlcas Philadelphia at St Lou la Philadelphia at Bt Laul tws-faaua CnscMt Athletic October ft ard St Neveaiteer II to 1 iMceaiker II sad II December II and I Jeaoary II and II Pebraenr IT an It Merck 11 and 1 sad April II sad II New York Athletic September October It sad tfevember 1 Kevember II and It Jassary I and II and Janearjr 8 and Benson karat Yacht Oetebar and Bresedale A Scemkar IT aad I ia-v REO twe-toa truck H8 1'IKD CAB DXFT ter ar "ilia FORD rrptew 'rraea Wr I27A SS23 RKU ISKD LAB EvdlatS ar -JL "CADILLAC HIT tnurlni I10" up caadltlea axeallrnt p6u i MAXWELL tonrlaa B-pamnwr ramfal and ramneteut aenrice anr drtvea lew num PHONE PkOSPBCT SB aW-IR-faau T-PASSNNGEH private tuurins ear fur hour day ar trip Bunaat UH IT-12' him' by I7M-M SELECT ran ter hire by boar Say trip Address 1T4I Platbush av heue MMwaed OAKLAND 1IIT JJ hauled and luSalahad OEM at Brooklya J'- DREYFT88 MAY NOT WANT HUGGINS HUGGINS say tho reports may become manager of tho Pittaburg Pirates It has been mentioned in this column that Hugo Besdek is now faculty director of athletic or something similar at Pennsylvania State College which Is a Job that will keep him-busy pretty much all the year and tiat he may retire from the management of the Pirate In faetit taken br granted that Besdek will Wave the btg league professional with whom he Is not deeply sympathetic arid devote himself to tho college athlete with whom he has been associated for many year There will be a vacancy In Pittsburg but whether Dreyfuas will fill tl vlth a favorite of Ban Johnson is a question Dreyfuas has no earthly use br Johnson and says so openly He considers that Johnson's course in the 7-PARSE XIKS private teurlas rar ter hire by bear day er tri Tel gone fTSe-H i AMERICAN Standing of the Club Clab Ia PCJ ns Ia Pj Chtcaso IT 4 IMlBoetnn tl IT 4 aa is sas'lla ai ma aa Ml St rOR SALE Baidas truck: I tnnJUrt Ilka naw reaannahlr 14 Broad at City Teh CHEVROLET louriny late condition 11TI Galea av dll ears tingle Now Schreiber la very penitnent end will probably ho In tho lineup today Schreiber has been In baseball several year He was formerly in the Western League and Out there he wee known aa temperamental end perverse person who wee given to such antics as he displayed In springing hla FOR GARAGE ill Cleveland II II Laute It II ill Detroit Tl MtWaaklnftes II II 111 law Yarii It AMlFkllidalp'a li II lit Results Yesterday New Ysrk 1 Datrslt Phlladelpkl I Ht Last I ELK GARAOR for Bate Caa-tra rt and Wrekoll av Rldsvwaa Evar-sraea raaran for aalUna lltUa cask Beaded Tat Evargraeu ITT4 I4-T touriny l't CADILLAC HIT rlaaa Ineiessrt all curtain 'w7f At FOR Waahlnstaa I Neats Ctevalasd II Chinas I IPIS KKO model BtW ehaaai -tap aapsraMly ISBD i lMARrdford ar rL BAROAINS IM tires tram Ital te iTxl: ta ba told at par cant list pries Hit Kates av Braakly TaL Bush wish 111! 14-T Gaines Itemnw Datrslt at' New Ydrh Clevalaad at Waahlastea SrupEBAKER 1I1T talk RH-J5 painted: Mara new ten: ltd av Tal MM Bal sole strike on tho Red It la not likely that ho will last very long In thle fast few years has been a detriment to the gam Dreyfuas la a first-dam I is nrn-ciaa iUKue unless he experience a great change of heart wo-handed hater When he like a man It Irritates him to see a mem- WHv wiray iufi u-uiistrwr er of that family on the street ttro block ahead MOHAN USED KtHIlEIBER On the Qther hand Dreyfuas is said to have a high regard for Huggins personally and to look upon him as a manager of much merit Hie personal Kiteem of Huggins may overrule Dreyfues dlsesteem of Huggins aa a Johnson ippointee In New York but that could only happen' after a severe soul strifg le in bosom' ORAN said that he had bey using Schreiber at third since Heinle Grab's finger was mashed because Schreiber had Jhe correct form la fielding a ground ball He took a ball by playing It straight In front of him quoth Moran "Is the proper style for an inflelder If he till TIRE Mam 17x2 MxS la paad read I-lull Atlaitie av 84 UHKVROIET 4-M tlraa aad paint: run 248 mlira av KmaJISS Flatlwd ui nllra: "CHEVROIMT' Ill temlW good eeadltla BuMdar aiernlns -tl1 'Ti GARAGE Ashton Bros Motor Cars TOfcggHIRE PROSPECT 1325 A PORTABLE yampa areead hand rail gnaart 4M1 ar app(y UOLDBERG 1121 l-paaarayvf: ia' trod MARHON JIMS clSa rt Il lil jir or tabva WANTED aoeaae la araammadalp dS 4s rar Rr4 fMS aaaaa rity raaatry A Ilea Haste Bedford brass 17-T FOR SALK Seldea Itld Sri' MOTOR tXP DUX TER Bauble kaadrr teumrraw Saakwleka va Flak Bad Tapaaad Fata IM Cap illvb i AUTOMOBILE REPAIR plays It in front and It goes through ths outfielder has a chance to hack up If a third baseman fields ball to ons side and the hall hits him on ths arm shoulder or dome In almost every Instance It will carry away to one eld so that the man backing up cannot reacht and an ordinary single or one base error may go anywhere from -two bases to a homo run WHITE SOX MONEY STILL GOES BEGGING WHITE SOX money offered on the Chlcagos at to for the series with the Reds still goe begging' Tha enthusiastic) but canny Red rooters are holding out for to i today as they were yesterday The anomeljt of other dtlea figuring the Chances of tho Reda higher than they are held right here in Cincinnati ia tho most pussling fsaturs oT this most puxsling erle Red adherents are boasting loudly about tho fad that the Rede are not boosting while Kid-Gleason and the White Box are quoted as being exlrt ordinarily confident Maybe tho lied supporters are not boasting because thy are afraid to boast or liar they might be called upoit to back their opinions with money OVERI-AMh JIM model Snr run" PT Union rt OVERIANM Ill 2vyL brand new i nano Circle AKD AUTOMOBILE ESPltRI TRUCKING YT-RRYT A BRUGGE INC 202-88 CUTtea PL Ny Bedfard Ar' AUT0X0BHE Fhoat 8022 Flitbuh Btpraa msrtns vaua and ateras CINCINNATI 'HOTEL BOOKED FOR THE SERIES WOULD-BE spectators of tho World Ker id' games In Cincinnati who have not already reserved hotel rooms are going to have a hard Every hotel In the city la booked solid for the aerie Even old-time I petrous among the traveling newspaper men win have to go two or throe or) fore In room The overcrowding promisee to be so great that a commit-j of business men Is hustling to 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