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'ALM3NT0WN DEMOCRAT- MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1915 SIXTH FAGBJ ALL THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE SPORTING WORLD SERIES OPENS FRIDAY NEXT; FIRST BOSTON GAME MONDAY FIRST TWO GAMES OF SERIES TO BE PLAYED IN PHILADELPHIA VILLA NOVA SPRINGS SURPRISE ON MUHLENBERG IN GAME IN WHICH WEBER STARRED FOR THE LOCALS JOE TINKER'S CHICAGO CLUB WINS PENNANT AFTER HARB FI6HT IN THE FEDERAL LEAGUE ik With Snappy and Interesting Stories of Ring and Diamond 1 TRICK FORWARD PASSES WIN FOR FIGHTING BOB WINS FROM LEW STINGER IN HARD 10 ROUND SCRAP IT SEEMS TO BE ALEXANDER AGAINST FIRST TWO GAMES OF SERIES TO BE PLAYED LEHIGH ELEVEN AGAIN PROVES BETTER THAN CARLISLE INDIANS VILLA NOVA OVER MUHLENBERG TEAM THE CLASSY STAFF OF THE RED SOX IN PHILLIES' PARR Nova could do was to try a drop kick RED SOX PITCHING RECORDS. NE WYOiRiK, Oct. 3. The National which was wide of the mark. Player Gms.

Wn Let SO BB Hts Commission, at its meeting here de Caskey punted out of danger, 'but Lehigh for the second consecutive year conquered the Carlisle Indian football eleven in a game on Saturday on Taylor field, South Bethlehem, by a score of 14 to 0. A peculiar feature of Wood 24 15 4 From thait on the ball surged up and down the field until nearly the elosa of the game, when Boland intercepted a Carlisle forward pass, and carried the ball to the Indian eight yard line. cided that the first game of the world's Penalties and inability to break up forward passes cost Muhlenberg its game with Villa Nova Saturday afternoon on Muhlenberg field. The Anal score waa 9 to 6. As in the Lafayette same, Muhlen series shall be played in Philadelphia Villa Nova was forced to return the kick.

Stephens made the locals Av. .7891 .714 .714 .692 .680 ..714 60 108 79 93 105 39 116 ao2 210 204 109 75 46 68 83 69 30 29 first down of the game on a pretty Leonao-d 30 15 6 Foster 36 20 8 Shore 36 18 8 Ruth 31 17 8 Gregg 17 5 2 As the main attraction in the boxing show at the old home day celebration held at Morea Colliery, Fighting Bob Givler, of this city, on Saturday night earned a decision over Lew Stinger, Philadelphia, in ten fast rounds staged by the Morea A. C. All through the fight Bob was the aggressor and although never in danger himself repeatedly flammed iStinger up against the ropes with his on Friday, October 8. The second game is set for the next day, October 9, in the same city.

The third and end run. Caskey followed with a the contest was that the scoring was all done in the first quarter of the contest, the same as in the Urslnus College game a week ago Saturday. Notwithstanding this, the Brown and fourth games will be played in Boston plunge thru the line for another down. Stephens made fifteen yards berg's defense against trick forward passes was weak. Villa Nova gained repeatedly by this style of playing, its gains aggregating a total of 175 yards.

Six out of eight attempts on October 11 and 12 respectively, the fifth in Philadelphia, on 13, and around the end bringing the ball to 90i 36 484 37'5 876 .717 TOTALS Villa Nova's one-yard line. Holding tne slxtn in Boston on October 14 was detected and the locals lost their Bucceeded. stinging left. did very little It was decided that if the seventh White had several opportunities to score again throughout the game, but lacked the necessary punch. The Indians never threatened the Brown (But for the fact that a Muhlenberg leading and all through the bout was game appeared to be necessary, the man used his hands the wrong way, set in an effort to get over his right city in which it would be played, would PHILLIES' PITCHING RECORDS.

Player Gms. Wn Let SO BB Hts Av. Alexander 47 30 10 231 62 269 .750 Mayeir 41 20' 14 114 53 230 .598 Demaree 32 15 11 68 68 200 Kixey 28 11 10 8 62 159 .624: and White goal, the nearest they McCaa'a men would have scored a hand uppercut. Early in the bout bo decided by the toss of a coin before came being ithe forty yard line. Lew's one eye was completely closed, the beginning of the sixth game.

touchdown In the second quarter. 'Bill" Stephens, the sensational quar Despite the continued rainfall of the his lips cut and his face badly swollen. The four umpires who will arbitrate day previous, which made the field ter-back from Philadelphia Central oBb, however, did not escape entirely in the field and on the foul lines were TOTALS 76 45 497 235 S4S .608 selected by the presidents of the two High school, had carried the ball around left end for 15 yard3 to Vil unscathed and showed marks of the battle at his mouth and his left eye, which was bruised in the fifth session leagues. Pres. Tener named Charles la INova's one-yard line.

On the Rigler and W. G. Klem as the National somewhat soggy, both elevens displayed unusual speed. Winning the toss, the Indians received the kickoff, and being held for downs lost the ball. Lehigh got off like a flash, Keady and Maguiness easily making the ten yards necessary.

Receiving the ball. when Stinger butted him. very first down Caskey went over league representatives, while Pres. The other ten round bout was a the line, 'but one of the officials de but time here robbed Lehigh of another touchdown. The work of the Lehigh backfiold, Keady, Maguiness and Cahall, was sensational, particularly that of Keady and Maguiness, who tore through the Carlisle line for ten yards at a time.

Of Lehigh's linemen, the work of Capt. Tate, Pons and Scruggs was very much evident. Calac and Broker starred for the Indians. Close to 3500 people witnessed the game. Carlisle Positions Lehigh Tibbetts left end Green Wilmas left tackle Tate I'assa left guard Ostrum Morrine center Scruggs Johnson right guard Pons Martelle Richards I'rd right end Sawtelle Dickerson Broker left half back Cahall Crane right half back Calac full-back Maguiness Touchdowns Cahall, and Keady.

Goals from touchdowns Cahall, 2. Substitutions Lehigh, Kirkpatrick for Sawtolle; Boland for Keady; Keady for Boland; Hallowell for Chenowith; Hener for Cahall; Hazletine for Maguiness. Carlisle, Williams for Wilmas; Bird for Crow. Referee, Marshall of Pennsylvania. Umpire, Whiting, of Cornell.

Headlinesman, Farrier, of Dartmouth. Field judge, Geogh, B. Johnson seletced Wm. Evans and golden opportunity to score. After an exchange of plays Villa Nova got the ball on the locals' 25-yard ine.

'McGurkin then made a pretty drop-kick for the first score of the game. The first half ended with the ball in Muhlenberg's possession on its 25-yard line. Villa Nova kicked off but Muhlenberg soon punted. A long forward pass netted 30 yards for the main liners. Another drop-kick failed and it was Muhlenberg's 'ball.

They lost it soon and another pass brought the ball over the line for the first touchdown of the game, Muhlenberg then started its offensive. Stephen made a pretty run around end for twenty yards, eluding every opponent except one. Weber then went in at quarter-baok and skirted end for a nice gain. 'He then tected holding toy Muhlenberg and fast fight between Jack Brazzo, the Frank O'Loughlin to act for the will decide Moran as to when to work Alex again. Demaree May Spring Surprise.

Demaree probably will get a chance at the Phillies and when "Steamer Al" is going good he's one of the best little pitchers in the gahe. Demaree is NEW YORK, Oct. 3 The classiest pitching staff that ever battled under one standard versus a pitching staff composed of one real star and several ordinary twirieis that's the way the Red Sox and Phillies size up in pitching departments. American league. The National com touchdown was not allowed.

One good feature of the game Sat clever coal region protege, and Willie Moody, the veteran Philadelphia lightweight. The honors went to Brazzo mission named J. G. T. Spink, as Its representative among the official the mighty Cahall, emerged through a broken field, and skirted 60 yards for a touchdown, within four minutes after urday from the Muhlenberg stand -noint was the wonderful come-back by a wide margin.

scorers and requested that the Base the start of the game. The second A six round bout opening the show exhibited 'by the Cardinal and Gray. ball Writers' Association appoint ad But the overwhelming advantage of 'somewhat erratic in pitching. One the Red Sox in its defensive depart- day he will pitch a shut-out game. The brought together Young Weyland, a ditional scorers from among its mem With Captain "'Bill" Ritter, the giant tackle out of the game, because of next day he will yield a dozen hits.

strong coal region hoy and Al -Murphy touchdown resulted from a beautiful forward pass from Chenowith to Keady. This ended the scoring of the bers for Philadelphia and Boston. ment, as a whole, is minimized by the fact that in a world series the whole of Scranton. Weyland earned a slight All the rules that governed the play decision. staff doesn't get a chance to perform game.

On the restart of the game, Lehigh resumed its rushing itactics and Bob made a big hit in the little coal the mound duelling is delegated to during tne 1914 series will be in force again this season. The National commission announced that the umpires on three first downs, advanced the ball mining town and was assured that he would in the near future be rematch-ed to appear before the same club. would have the complete support and shot a long pass to Devereaux, placing the ball on Villa 'Nova's 10-yard line. Caskey then went over for a touchdown. The game ended imme to the Carlisle 20 yard line, where it was lost on an incomplete forward backing of that body in preserving or pass.

der and enforcing the rules among the THIS GOLF WONDER "PLAYS diately after the kick-off. The The Indians played a somewhat two or three pitchers at the most. just one pitcher does the bulk of the woik. And because this Is the case, the pitching department of the PhliHles must be considered practically equal to that of the Red Sox in the short world series clash. Grover Cleveland Alexander stands LIKE 60" ALTHOUGH HE'S 8 players.

They are to be particularly cautioned against permitting any disorder or loud comment by players on of Pennsylvania. Linesmen, H. Broker, Villa Nova Muhlenberg J. Reap left end Hubbard stronger game in the second half, and twice managed to keep Lehigh from scoring, penalties causing the Brown and White team several first downs. The Red Sox may bat him all over the lot when he starts and Demaree may shut them out.

At any rate, it's a good for Moran to shove Demaree at the Red Sox for the second game, using Mayer or Rlxey, the huge southpaw for the fourth game-. Manager Carrigan just now is in a quandary as to which man to work in the opening combat. Bill's choice is not made for him as is Moran's. He's got six twirlers, every one on edge and every one of almost equal, skill. Wood in Opener if Arm is Right.

If Joe Wood's arm is back in real condition, Carrigan probably will send "Smoky" against Alexander. If it isn't Snore, a youngster, may get the honor. When Vean Greg is in condition there isn't a better left hander in the the benches of the rival clubs. It was of Carlisle, Pazzetti, of Lehigh. 12 minute periods.

Reagan left tackle Hollenbaugh further decided that in case of a tie Mahan left guard Reed game or a postponement due to incle out today as the greatest defensive pitcher in the game. The Sox have a wonder hurler in Joe Wood, yet even ment weather, the teams will remain Lynch center Hayes Henry right guard Brennan ALLENTOWN GETTING TO in the city wnere such game was to Roads movement in this state and especially in the city of Allentown." T. Reap right tackle Day have been played until that game is water on the knee, the locals battled against big odds, for Villa Nova had a very much heavier team and used this advantage on the muddy rain-soaked field. Except for the time mentioned above. Muhlenberg was unable to gets its offense working in good order until the fourth quarter.

iWeber then went in at quarterback anJ. took the ball down the deld on a series of quarter-back runs. Caskey then shot a long forward pas Devereaux which placed the ball on Villa Nova's 10-yard line. then plunged thru tackle for eight yards and on the next attempt took the tall over for a touchdown. The game was almost over, however, and the rally, altho it encouraged the Muhlenberg rooters greatly, came too late to have any bearing on the final result of the game.

Muhlenberg kicked off to Villa Nova at the outset of the game. Unable to gain through the line, the visitors resorted to forward passing and gained 36 yards on their attempt- Again they failed at the line, and the second pass, netting (fifteen yards, brought the pigskin to Muhlenberg's 6-yard line. Muhlenberg twaced, however, and the 'best Villa Wood must yield first place to the pitching star of the Phillies. BE AUTOMOBILE CENTRE complete and dates of future games on Breithaup right end Gaston Ward quarter-back Stephens the schedule will be advanced to meet ALLENTOWN DRIVERS IN THE AUTOMOBILE RACES McGurkin left half-back Taylor any such emergencies arising. Alex Wants To Pitch Four Straight Upon the mighty right arm of Alex According to Bert North, who is in These are the prices of the seats Forst right half-back M.

Fleming Thornton full-back Caskey town as the publicity manager for the announced by the presidents of each league, to the National Commission: Touchdowns, Reagon for Villa Nova country. But Giegg arm has been ailing all year and Carrigan may not Boston Box seats, $3 each; grand Caskey for (Muhlenberg. Field goal, McGurkin for Villa Nova. Substitu ander rest the hopes of the Phillies' supporters. And Alexander, if right, will certainly justify the confidence that is placed in him, because the game has never known a pitcher, who, in a 'crisis, could rise to such Matty Matthews Auto Racing Association of New York, promoters of the coming automobile races at the Fair Grounds, Allentown, is one of the liv- work him.

George Foster and Dutch Leonard, seem sure of getting onto tions, Villa 'Nova Conway for Ward; stand reserved, $3 each; first base pavilion, reserved, $2 each; third base pavilion, admission, bleachers, 50 cents. Muhlenberg, Devereaux for Gaston, the firing line, espeoia.ll if the series From present indications it looks as if Allentown will be well represented in the forthcoming automobile races at the Fair Grounds, Saturday, Oct. 9th. Edward Yost, who has earned a reputation as a local speed king, has entered his fast Mitchell racing car, and it is expected that several more local speed merchants will follow his example, and help put Allentown on the map as an automobile racing center. Weber for Stephens.

Referee, Jack is a long one, and "Babe" Ruth, the est automobile towns this side of New sublime heights. iHollenhack, Pennsylvania. Umpire, youngster, will be held in reserve for Alexander has asked to work in the Philadelphia Box seats, upper pa York. Green, Syracuse. Head linesman, Dr.

work and for pinch hitting 'I was considerably impressed," said OVBrein, Swarthmore. Xiinesmen, Steel first four games of the world series but 'Manager Pat Moran has turned down this amazing request. Moran purposes. for Muhlenberg, Donahue for Villa Ruth a Real Slugger Mr. North, "by the large number of high class automobiles on your streets.

I was standing at one of your busiest Ruth is one of the best batters on SNova. the club and easily the greatest slug ser. He has smashed out nine dou believes that Alex could stand up under the terriilie strain of pitching four games in a row, and 'he feels that if Alex did work in those four games it probably would cinch the pennant for the Phillies. But he knows that the corners, Eighth and Hamilton and in an hour ninety-two cars by actual count passed me. Another thing that made a deep impression on me PIONEERS WIN AT DADTA DANCE TONIGHT b.es, one triple and four 'home runs during his infrequent appearances at ALLENTOWN HIGH DROPS GAME TO PH1LL1PSBLRG HIGH the bat and he will com in handy in was the excellent condition of your strain ultimately would tell that it pinches.

At D. Riechenbach's Dancing Studio, Hamilton iHall, Gernerd 834-36 Hamilton St. Class, 8 to roads, especially those leading to vilion, first four rows, $5 each; upper and lower grand stands, reserved, $3 each; right field pavilion, reserved, $2 each: bleachers, $1 admission. NEW YORK, Oct. 3.

The eligible players for the series as announced by the National Commission follow; National League. Alexander, Adams, Bancroft, Burns, Baumgartner, Becker, Byrne, Cravath, Chalmers, Dugey, Demaree, Killifer, Luderus, Moran, Mayer, McQuillan, Niehoff, Paskert, Rlxey, Stocker, Tin-cup, Whitted, Weiser. American League. Barry, Carrigan, Cady, Collins, Foster, Gregg, Gardner, Gainer, Hoblitz, Hooper, Henricksen, Janivson, Leonard, Lewis, Mays McNally, Ruth, Shore, Scott, Speaker, Thomas, Wood, Wagner. would shorten Alexander's career as Philadelphia.

I have travelled exten Here are two tables, one showing the up-to-date pitching records of the i9. Party, 9 to 11.30. Teaching every a pitcher. Allentown high lost a fast game to the Phillipsburg high football squad sively having covered nearly 20,000 There was Joy at the Pioneer Fire company's rooms, Eigth and Tilghman CFrl'day night. There was a rea-Bon.

The Pioneer had come out victorious in a series 'of sixteen dadta games, the final score bednig 68 to 52. The defeated Aliens made a hard and gallant figiht and played like world Alexander undoubtedly, will pitch evening from 7 to 10. iAU the latest Red Sox sextet that is likely to get into the series, and another table dances taught, including One-step, the opener and will be sent to the miles in automobiles over all kinds of roads, and in my opinion, the streets of A.lentodwn were the equal of any on the Phillipstburg gridiron, the final score being 18 to 12. Three quarters showing the work of the P'hiUie quar mound again for the third game. The Fox Trot, Hesitation, Two-step and of the game had almost been played before the Allentown boys got work result of the duelling up to that time tet: have encountered in my travels, Waltz.

Private lessons by appoint champion Ei but it was no use. A ment. (Bell 'Phone 54-M. adv which speaks volumes for the Good ing. Towards the end of the third Jolly tanioheon 'was serveld and the de feated Aliens voted the Pioneer play BASEBALL RESULTS era and their friends the best fellows WEAK period Ruhmel intercepted a forward pass and scored the first touchdown for the local team after a remarkable run.

A few seconds later MoLeland who ever anurciea a card, passed a sandwich or opened a ibottle of ginger WORN-OUT TIRED IRRITABLE MELANCHOLY MEN ale. The Pioneer boys gave a vote of carried the ball over the line for an other touchdown after recovering I DEBILITATED FEDERAL LEAGUE. thanks to the big 'hearted gentlemen Rrho kindly furnished the liquid re MINSIE FISHING CLUB SUES TO RECOVER ASSESSMENTS fumbled forward The lineups: Phillipsburg Positions Allentown freshments. Saturday's Results Orr left end R. Snyder I CHARGE NOTHING TO PROVE MY METHODS WILL RESTORE YOU A band, with 40 charter members, AMERICAN LEAGUE, Saturday's Results Detroit, Cleveland, 5.

Boston, Washington, 3 (called in tenth inning; darkness). Chicago, St, Louis, 0. Chicago, St. Louis, 1. New York-Philadelphia, postponed; rain.

Is about to be organized at Sellers Weisel left tackle L. Smoyer Pittinger left guard Demois O'Conner center iSchmoyer Tallman right guard E. Snyder Bellts right tackle Lewis 3t S3 DON'T GIVE UP Many Patients have told me, after I corrected their troublo that they hesitated at first to come to me on account of never having received relief elsewhere, and they had almost become so skeptical as to think there was no help for them. I want an opportunity to treat Just such men, and It makes no difference about the financial part aa I ne ver accept pay for any service until I accomplish results, if there Is any doubt about the case being curable by my methods, provided I am satisfied the patient Is sincere and reliable. Meixsell right end MoLeland Nolan quarterback Walters Bercaw left halfback Ruhmel Ziegler right halfback Knorr Gerhard fullback R.

Schmoyer Through their attorney, Francis G. Lewis, a suit in equity to compel delinquents of the Minsi Fishing club, to pay up assessments due, was entered Saturday in the office of Pro-thonotary Sehantz. In the bill the plaintiffs allege that the Minsi Fishing club was organized in 1908 and the dues for the first year were $25. In 1909 the dues were raised to $40 per year and in 1913 to $60 per year. Bills were contracted and in 1909 a bungalow erected for $1700 and a note Chicago, Pittsburgh, 6.

Chicago, Pittsburgh, 3 (11 innings). Newark, Baltimore, 1. Newark, Baltimore, 2. Kansas City, St. Louis, 1.

Buffalo, vs. Brooklyn, postponed, rain. Yesterday's Games R. H. H.

Baltimore 9 15 1 Newark 5 8 5 Black, Quinn and Russell; Kaiser-irug, Moran, Billiard, Whitehouse and Rariden. R.H. Tii Baltimore 0 3 2 Newark 6 8 1 Young and Owens; Reulbaeh and Yesterday Games R.H.H Cleveland 5 13 4 Detroit 6 11 0 Klepfer, Jones and O'Neill; ''Eighty-iflve years old and playing like sixty," is the way one enthusiast describes Col. iBen Nields, the oldest Touchdowns: Bercaw, Meixsell, Mcdeland, Ruhmel. Referee: Mono-han, Lafayette.

Umpire: Surran, Wes- leyan. eskie, James, Dubuo and McKee. contestant in the senior gold tournament just concluded at the Apaw-amis links at (Rye, N. Y. given and which still remains unpaid.

R. H. E. St. Louis 2 9 1 HEAVY LADEN WITH CROPS, NORWEGIAN BARK AFIRE, Col.

Nields has been many Other bills contracted were: STAMP Chicago 6 7 1 What would you not sacrifice to feel as you did a few years ago; to have tlie same snap and energy, the same gladsome, joyous, light-hearted spirit and the phvsi.ca.1 strength you used to have? You Col. H. C. Trexler for $120 worth of years, just how many he refuses to divulge. iHis drives, to say nothing OCXFENIHIAGHN.

Oct. 1. via Lon Hamilton and Agnew, Faber, Russell trout in 1910 and $504 worth in 1911, and Mayer. making a total of $624, less $215 dues, don The Norwegian bark Actie, 663 tone gross, with a cargo of crops from No other games scheduled. of his putts, were the envy of many a younger man.

He follows the ball with an eye as keen as that of a man leaves a balance of $409. There is also Huhn. TCra.ire.ron to Leith. was set on fire a bill due the Trexler Lumber for Ebbecke Hardware for of thirty and scarcely ever loses one. R.

H. 1 Pittsburgh 5 11 2 last night by a German submarine at a point twenty miles south of The Standing W. KRAFT Arbogast Bastian, for feed The Colonel is a native of Wilming Maze, at the southern extremity or Chicago 4 12 1 Boston 99 for the fish, of $39.90. Other items un ton, Del. (For ten days before the Norway.

The Actie's crew of 11 men Regge, Knetzer and Berry; McCon- Detroit 100 paid are $300 for services in 1914 to was towed in a small boat by the sub nell, Prendnergast and Wilson. tournament he was "li'bering up" at the links of the Wilmington Country Chicago S3 Washington S3 Isadore J. H. Zellner. The grounds at Helfrich Springs were leased from marine to a point on the shore near R.

H. B. I 46 54 61 66 81 91 94 10S Pet .683 .650 .603 .557 .449 .408 .275 Club, taking a few lessons from the The Naze. Pittsburgh 2 0 New York 66 Sylvester Helfrich in 1908 and a rent professional there "to sharpen my Chicago 3 7 1 Know you are not rne xnii know you should like to be. You might as iwell be.

It's easy. My scientific methods imake vigorous muscular men out of the punleBt specimen of "half men." develop every musi-le and (part of the body; wanm the heart, increase the courage and give a rrran power of mind and body such as any should be proud of. Make the eye bright and the step elastiv; make an athlete of a sluggard. (Correct the disease by restoring strength. Slothods based on experience and science alone can do this.

My scientific nwnhods will restore when all else has failed. My arguments are good, my system is good, but I know you haven't time to study these. You wan proof, and 'I am able to give you that and lots of it. Come to my office and Vet Tne demonstrate my abi'lity to you. In a few days you wiil feel the treatment tingling in your veins.

It will feel good to be strong and manly al of $386 is still due. golf wits," as he expressed it. St. Louis 63 Cleveland 57 Philadelphia 41 Efforts to collect said unpaid dues In appearance Col. Nields is tall Not a Candidate for Office Called end 7th darkness.

Knetzer and Berry; Bailey and Wilson. R. H. E. Kansas City 2 9 0 and wiry and moves around like a man in the early sixties, and would and to have an accounting of the transactions of said club and its members so that its obligations might be paid, was made, but up to this time never be taken for a veteran of more Where They Play Today.

Boston at New York. (Philadelphia at Washington. than four score. -He is very much at. JUouis 6 8 0 have been unsuccessful.

devoted to golf and advises his friends The petitioners pray: "That said de Henning and Easterly and Brown; CrandaJl, (Plank and Chapman. to take it up. He insists that the pendants and each of them, be decreed NOT IN POLITICS I am in the PAPER HANGING business and would like to get a majority of your work in my line. NATIONAL LEAGUE. DR.

J. K. STERRETT, Graduated, Registered and Licensed Physician, Specialist In Diseases of Men. royal and ancient game has had a lot to do with his present physi- Are you collecting Poster Stamps? Stamps Kraft is the art of making Poster Stamps useful, educational and entertaining. Children's Picture Books done in Poster Stamps illustrating story and rhyme.

Make the children happy. Mother Goose Rhymes, Fairy Tales and Bible Stories, 10c Per Book. again. Diseased and Discouraged Men oome and tailk your troubles over with sal condition. Pot.

to account to your orators for all stock and other monies and assets which said defendants or any of them may have or may have received belonging to said mentioned Minsi Fishing club and partnership, or which me. 1 can and Help you. Phillies -Brslon postponed New York-Brooklyn (postponed rain). .572 BETHLEHEM PREP. TEAM Chicago, Cincinnati, 3 (1st game, 565 .662 .638 Standing W.

Chicago 86 St. Louis 87 Pittsburgh 86 Kansas City 81 Newark so Buffalo 74 Brooklyn 70 Baltimore 47 L. 66 67 67 71 71 78 82 106 thev owe the said club and partner DEFEATS LEHIGH FRESHMEN I Successfully Treat Blood Diseases, Nervous Decline, Urinary Obstructions, Lost Vitality, Varicocele, Plies, Kidney, Bladder, Prostate and all Diseases and (Weaknesses Peculiar to Men. My methods are uneoualled and eoommended by bhe many I have correct 12 innings. Cincinnati, Sj Chicago, 0 (second .529 ship and that an account be taken of all and each of said Minsi Fishing game, 6 innings, called darkness).

.487 .461 Two beautiful kicks from place ed of these disease. BEN SCHWARTZ THE MAN WHO KNOWS HOW 420 Ridge Ave. BOTH PHONES ment 'by Christman, the plucky 'Beth .301 St. Louis. Pittsburgh, 1.

Yesterday's Game R.H.E Pittsburgh 5 10 I will restore you In the shortest possible time at the least possible cost for the services of an Expert Specialist. I will give the POOREST man a chance, aa well as the RICH, to receive treatment from me at a SMALL COST. There Is no man lehem Prep, fullback, (figured In their victory over the Lehigh Freshmen in club and partnership transactions. That said defendants may be decreed to pay your said orators, what if anything, shall upon estating of said account be found to be due them by said defendants." RAIN INTERFERES WITH GRAND CIRCUIT RACES, too POOR to get my best advice FREE. game on Saturday morning.

The Cincinnati 3 7 4 Concultation Free Kantlehner, Adams and Gibson; COLUMBUS, Oct. 2 Because of soggy condition of the field and a slight rainfall throughout made the contest slow. The Preps were slightly outweighed by the "iFreshies" and resorted to all open plays. Desparri Schneider and Wingo. MILITARY GOVERNOR OF R.

H. E. Office Hours: 9 to 12 in forenoon, 1 to 5 hi afternoon; evenings. 7 to 8 o'clock PARIS WINS RECOGNITION. except Friday evening.

Sunday you will find at my office from 9 a. m. to 1 St. Louis 2 6 2 Chicago 7 8 2 and Donegan starred for the Preps and Kennedy and Barrett for the p. m.

onlv. I invite any man wnoee neaum is not timi it snouwj oe to can mv office and consult me about his case (free) at any time during the above hours. You will receive oouTteoirs attention et my 4m.nds. I see all my patients personally. I do the work myself.

ily service in reach of all. PARIS Oct. 2 The part played by Gen. J. S.

Gallienl, military governoi of Paris, in the critical events of Sep Sal lee. Meadows and Snyder; Freshmen. Vaughn and Bresnahan. Bethlehem Prep Lehigh Fresh. tember.

1914. when the Germans were track conditions, following heavy rains last night, the Grand Circuit races carded for yesterday, were postponed. An effort will be made to-day to complete the list of advertised events as far as possible, but it is certain that some of the races on the program will not be reached before the end of the meeting. It was said yesterday, however, that weather conditions permitting. the Buckeye Stake of $5000 for 2.12 trotters, will be one of those that will be put on.

DR. J. K. STERRETT SECOND FLOOR, BUCKLEY (Suite 200) 8th and Hamilton Allentown, Pa. Private Entrance.

Eighth St. Standing V. L. Pet approaching this city, won him recog OIBrein left end Schultz Kester left tackle Adams Lake left guard Owen Rauch center OlXelll Phillies 81 61 .594 Boston 79 68 .538 nition in the way of citation in the army orders published in the official journal yesterday. The general is cited for "contributing by information he Desparri Brooklyn 79 70 .530 St.

Louis 72 71 .470 cure every man suffering from Shertz McGregoi Jennings Sehaeffer right guard right tackle right end quarter hack left half back Purcell Donegan Miller Chicago 73 SO .477 receiped toward determining the direction taken (on Sept. 4. 1914) by the YOUNG MEN are always anxious to be well dressed, yet are often obliged to get along on a small income. This will not prevent either young or old men from getting the most STYLISH HATS of the season if they buy here. All the new shapes and shades in swell soft hats at attractive, prices.

GROSSCUP'S 541 Hamilton St. MEN COME TO ME! Varicocele, Acute and chronlo fleers. Stricture. Urethral Dis- Pittsburgh 73 SI .474 Cincinnati 71 S3 New lork 68 79 .462 Grady Smith Tomlinson right half back right wing of the German forces, for Judiciously employina; mobile forces at his disposal with the object of participating in the battle (of the Marne) ZJARD PARTY charges. Blood Poisoning, Drat ins and Emissions, Eczema, Pimples.

Skin Diseases. Hydrocele, or Swelling of the Parts. Rheumatism. Lost Powers. Bladder and Kidney Trouble.

IM-ieascs of Rectum. Contracted Troubles, or any Associate Christman full back Kennedy Placement kicks Christman 2. Guards. No. 753, O.

of Y. A and for facilitating in every way in his rnseases of men. Consult me first and 1 win frive you a personal examination, together with an honest opinion ot your case. FREE OF CHAKiiE. Coma here to save time and Where They Play Today Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

New York at Boston. power the mission assigned to these will hold a haas-em-pfeffer party in (Substitutions Beth. Prep Gonzales for OIBrein. Loudon for Gray; Lehigh Freshmen Lloyd for Adams. records." Kleppinger hall tomorrow evening.

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