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Manush Clinches Unofficial Batting Championship as Tigers Take Double Bill tltiw mm sums 3 Approaching World's Series Fails To Create Excitement Along Broadway hrttm mm wf Ini 1 1 ni i mi 1 1 I i wn im1Iiiiiii Fans Grow Calloused O'BRIEN SAYS Bengals Down Red Sox Lead Pennant Winners in Autumn Classic Rogers Hornsby of Cardinals, Left, and Miller Hup gins, Boss of Yanks. To Pennant Winners KEARNS' STARE Twice to Close Season BEAT DEMPSEY Hit Ball Hard Behind Gibson to Take First, 11-2, and Come from Behind in Afterpiece to Nose Out 5-4 Victory Manush and Fothergill Get Six Hits in Nine Trips. Chief Second Claims Sight of Former Manager Helped to Untrack His Nerves. TRIED TO AVOID MEETING Followers of National Pastime Certain to Flock to Stadium, Though Plight of Giants Causes Deep Concern Contrast Displayed in St Louis Over First Gonfalon Yankees Made Early Favorites. BY HARRY BULLION.

New York, Sept. 26. There are no outward symptom, of here over the approaching world's series game that start in the Yankee stadium on Saturday. In St. Louis, the mob completed the destruction of city hall brick brick and tossed them into the Mississippi river.

That's the difference between cities that have grown accustomed to world's series and ethers which never had any. Along Broadway, where the regular promenaders are more concerned over the fact that the Giants finished in the second division, everything is quiet. Flaying of inter-league championship games in tills seething metropolis is nothing new to the nerves of the inhabitants ho always are seeking new torment. alghlh before Holmsrh was In Aul.h Ihe game. Rudolph keen, h.

latost Tiger adutsiilon, made hie -ml msioe atari in Ihe afterpiece and af'ef ftrgan Ml evr Ihe left Meld wn for the circuit with two on la the first and l4 dopll- sled a blow in lha third with the pAthe vacant, the young fellow got along very nicely nan! removed f.ir pinch lutter In the sight. Five tee. ate tMaye. Fred legfletd went all the way for the lied and had things much hie own way until the Hen-gala broke loose In the eighth after (wo were down. Itign.v wild tosa of tlluee grounder started Wing-field on hie way defeat and he.

fore he had found himself, Fothergill and Msnn.h had singled aad Kallmann duuble lied the eounl, teallaaed a fage isV Realized Defeat in Eighth Advisor Predicts Victory in Return Bout. BY JACK O'BRIEN. Clark Demptrr'n rfclrf aeroatf Philadelphia.) New York. Sept. It was a harassed and mentally unsteady "See where the Yankees won tnef Ruth Is Shy beat for the heavyweight champion- him k.

I. do not say this with any Inten-tlon of attempting to detract the smallest nf wA Evidence that the T'gers ara belter bil club Uaa the tied Sot ae altered at Navla field Sunday when only a htndful of fans braved Ihe ehllly breeses to watch the ft, gala drop the curtain oa the Aanerl-ta league seatnn by beating the aihtetea from Ihe city rf culture In both ends of a double header, It-1 and 1-1. While the fohbmen wnje maseag-Ing the offerings of ha It'd pit. here In Ihe Arat gome, and row Ing from behind In Ihe aflerpteca. Heinle Manush was etin.

hlng the batting rhemplonshtp by poling oat It hue In nine trip tn the piate while tab tlo'h, his nearest rival retired frm the game tn IH. Uxiia after one appearance) at the plate r.leeeetll Haa Rig tay. tVaplte the fact that Manush Wat picking on Xahnlsnr and Welter for a querist of blows In live appearance In the flrat itii, ha was forced to take second pier ti his running male. Hon Folhergill. Rn-tund Kohert'a tongue waa henging out ef'er lunching nut two eyiglea a double, triple and home Am five Irltie Hem ult son weal the route for the flenaels In the Aral game end after a woi'biy first Inning that lleney opened wlih a he had the (d got eating out of hie hand (ilhson wsa nirksd for three hits and two runs In the first frame but ever the remainder of the he did not give up more then one hit in an Inning.

y.shniser alerted for the but failed ciime un for the fifth Welter got hy the si on hut was bumped for a quartet mti kere be seventh and tw more In th Oreenwlch Village boy. Neither am Twelve Blows Of Best Mark tjw It i ortering an alibi for Dempaey, who fotlffht like trust RVE LEADING HITTERS OF MAJOR LEAGUES everything he had into his stand to retain the title. That la to sayhe put everything he hnd that night Into his fight, nut he did nnt hif Three Circuit Smashes Satur to the process servers, the lawyers. day Bring His Total for Season to 47. luunn ana me stores of persecutors who slunk about his training Ciimn for u.lr.

tie. only awaiting a favorable op- iu mp mm a suopoena or two. first im. i AUtltll AS An prt, ttas'Uh r'ii te tt is est Mine, Saw US 14 1" rothelfitl, ltrMI XI 141 1K4 Maoemnn. la.ti-o,t Mil eu) U.ianJ Ul Ut I yn.

as tiwSur; Sveekev, t'letXand MATinNAU Aft Pel Hreev, fls'leesll 16 41 til fcl i vtM'innail. t'4 Ma it us "oh. 1 BU ti W.ilieiaa. Phiic.ee us! at rs tu) Wnoer. FnlsiMrah.

14 Mt Ml ID itt (metier ysr siro tw-lsy (. aios pennant," a half interested member of the sporting fraternity will say and the reply is, "So I have heard. Yet for all of the lack of ardor the series cannot be anything but financial success. Demand Eaceede Supply. p.upperfs stadium will only hold I' 000 people, when seats ars pro-ruled for all.

There re eight times that many fans from Yonkers to the battery, and they'll want to be there Before the Yankee clinched th. flag on the lame aoil where irt ot the aeries will be played the tirketa were printed, and the early requests almoat have exhaust-(d the supply. dut In St. Louis, where the seating rapacity la limited, to 38.000 etuinmers, thousands must, preforre, he turned away. Under the circumstances, those denied the.prlvl-Iibh to pass through the Rates will be obliged to peer through periscopes to get the range of the victims they select for pop bottle hower.

No sooner had the Yankees clinch- 1 the flag with the poorest team that ever won the pennant In the American league, than the advance Ituiird of scribes, Imported telegraph operators and. photographers win-niemed to Invade Manhattan. By the ninldlo of the week every newa-piper from Podunk to Sijueedunk .111 hive a repreaentatlve here. Think of the crowds that will be In St. Loula.

where mayors were bom. nerved In office and died since St. Louis won Its last pennant. nght, from Jack corner. Bottomley Climbs to Within Two Homers of National League Leader.

Bhlcairo. Sept. 26 (A. Hube YANKEES DROP GAR WOODS DEFEATED Ruth's slugging spurt In the Yank's pennant clinching games yesterday brought his four-baa hit list to 47 for the season, but left him 12 short of his 1921 record. During the four preceding weeks DOUBLE HEADER LBY STATE CHAMPIONS the champion of swat had added All Scots Show Improved Form to Win Second Game of Season, 3 to 1 Walkerville Beats Solvay by Single Goal.

Browns Score Twin Victory at Expense of Champions, 6-1 and 6-2. meager home run a week to his season's total, but a homer on Tuesday and three more on Saturday laat week made his 1926 record more impressive. Bottomley, of the Louis Cardt-nals, moved within two of the National league leader, Hack Wilson, of the Chicago Cubs, withsone circuit smash this week. He hss IS. Wilson, out of form because of an hy clever goat-keptng on the pert of McOraw, who sated from a crowd Injury, failed to add to his list Simmons, of Philadelphia, with 19 home runs for the season, still was second among the American league heavy he failed to Increase his total during the week.

Gehrig, a teammate of Ruth, hit two home runs, making his total 16, and Lazserl with another one, also helped to mount the Yankee's and his own, home record. Nineteen circuit clouts were regis Both Clubs Use Substitutes and Siiler Pitches Tw Innings. Ft. Louis, (A. T5e rtrowns took both games of a iloubleheader from the New York Yankees, American league champions, and 6-2 today In contests thnt saw reserves of hoth teams In action and Manager Slsler of the Hrowns in a pitching role in the second game.

Bisler pitchy two Innings, walked two men struck out three and allowed no hits In the time he was on the mound. Ruth played only one Inning of the Oj-st game, FIRST QAMB. NKW YORK. gT. I.11UIS.

tered In the National league while 21 were being chalked up In the American loop during the week. Lenders who have hit 12 or more home runs are: AMERICAN LEAGUE: Ruth. New York, 47: Simmons, Moresby Acted" Wisely. Roans Hornsby and his team mates, who are1 quartered In the Alanine hotel here, are half afraid to (in bark to the Mound City out of f.ar for their Uvea If left to the mercy of the frensied moba. Some of Ihe ancient buildings that have stood u) since before the Civil war must have collapsed In the thunder-ens celebration that made the Missouri metropolis a city of maniacs.

The team that Rogera Horhaby led to the first National league eer won by St. Louis la here, all sme a few of the second-string 1 1 ii who went to Clnclhnatl to clone the Wisely, Hornsby derided to stay here until the series rait Instead of going to St. Lorila, where the hysterla-atrleken fana tmcht do more harm than good for them. In the early wagering on the series the Yankees have been established favorites at 13 to 10 to win. This srii.ralsal of the strength of the respective clubs la due to be altered, tin i certain.

Where baseball men eoiicreitate It la the consensus of Continued on Pnge IS. Philadelphia, 19; Laszcri, New York, of piavera. Ktcitement rsn blah, the Wunds kopl up an Incessant barrage In the closing siaaes of ths Samr, but All firott' d'lena held, the fin! score being; All Scots, 1, Oar Woods, Lineups: AM, SCOTS. OAR WOOtHI Surell Roas R. Qr.b.tn Hhaita Iiati'tirier It lo i lrtan (.

If AnJni H. Hoew Mt well It Iikoii Frfl.r I II in- 'vii: IteeiVia I. Ii. lea Hmilh Wrhardesn It.f, neI, Ksna Time of fcAlve Vi Arorer-'t4flirviUe Mmlta, fUlvay Mleaea (haaeea. Nellher Walkerville nor goivay Were seen to advanlnge, both being Inferior to last week's form.

Ihe ansdlsns being somewhat lucky to take the points, golvsy had more scoring opportunities, but were extremely weak In front of goal, Iloyd having a eompsrstlvely eav time between the atirks. From the commencement Ihe Frio essorkrs opend np strong Allrn centering for lird to had the wrong side of the post. Th rtghl Wintcer crossed from the lin. but AlU'ii missed when well placed For a time It was all Wotvsv. Walkerville Seldom crossing the half way mark.

Hteal broke away and longed like scoring, hut was blocked before he could get In his final shot. Poor 'finishing spoiled numerous featlaaed aa Page Jtt, Waa CaaSdeat. Right up to the ong. Jack looked like a million dollars and a sure thing to win. He was confident and sure, and I really felt sorry for poor Uene Tunney.

"I don't want to pull that old stunt of keeping the challenger waiting In the ring for me," Dempaey said In his dressing room, while he was getting ready for the battle. "See If we can't get Into the ring together, and get going without a lot of noise." Those were Jack's sentiments. He didn't want any advantage he might get by making Tunney nervous. He's a lg. square, lovable kid, and he proved himself as gallant In defeat as he always waa generous in victory.

Through some hitch In getting word to ua, Tunney was kept wait-Ing In the ring, but only for a few moments. Right here I must tell you of a little observation Uu Wilson made to me while Dempsey waa in the ring taping his hands. I "Did you notice anything coming down, Jack" tiua asked me. I said I hadn't noticed anything unusual. Stared At Him.

"Well," said Cus, "Just as we were comin down to the ring, 1 spotted Reams'. I tiled to step in front of Jack, but Jack saw him at the same time. KeHtns was looking at him and Jack looked straight at Kearns until we passed on." In the light of later developments this incident. Insignificant by Itself, might have had a depressing Influence on Jack. It might have preyed on his mind the fact that Kearns had come to gloat.

"(Jo out and go after him:" were my last Instructions to Dempsey before the bell started them off. Dempsey was out on the Jump, and to the eye he appeared the s.une old weaving, bobbing, perfectly training pugilist. But there waa something missing, something gone Tunney waa reaching him with a right cross and waa stepping back Just clear of Jack's left his money hand. have to go Into Mm stronger," I told Jack as we rubbed him. "Get In close and plug away" "All right, Jack," said the cham-plon.

"I didn't get going that round." In the second round It was the same way. Tunney waa reaching Jack every now and then with a right. Tanner Gets Courage. Those first two rounds acted as a tonic to Tunney. He had expected to meet a far more ferocious Dempsey than the man before him.

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0 BT ARTHI Stl.K. All R'-ots gave a glimpse cereal championship form In the owning game of the Wtstern Intercity double-header at Packard park Hun-day, putting up a superior to defeat Oar Woods avtal to 1, Walkerville taking the poin's from Sulvay In the afterpiece by the only gonl of the game. The initial encounter was an lit' terestlng affair, replete with thrills and excitement throughout. Scti had rearranged Its line-up after last Sunday's debacle, Ihe transfer of Jfotnerville to renter forward Ing a move thnt contributed Immensely to the sucres of the side Although he stands nut prominent In the defensive division, Is unquestionably the most dangerous pivut man In the district, his speed and shooting power, as Oar Woods ran testify, being a constant menace to the opposing defense. He hns our unqualified nomination for the position against the world champion Sparlas when they appear here next month.

All Srote Get Jassp. With the result of last Sunday's game In mind, no one was prepared for the sensational opening. All Scot getting the jump by scoring direct fr'ui tlte kick-off. end betna two up at the end of two minutes' play. Hemervllle kicked off to Cordon; the inside man passed to gtnlih.

the left winger crossing In front of goal for Homervllle to lake the halt on the run and score without an opponent having touched the ball. fttiatght from the center the flr nts attacked In similar fashion, Hmlth'a high shot being tipped over the bar. The flag kick was accurately placed, Smith running In and meeting the ball by the post and forcing It Into the net This looked had for the Woods, who look-up the offensive la Itlch-ardson, MfOraw bringing off a nice save from Hunier. A line line cross from Bacon went to the foot of La, but the Inside man failed with an open goal In front of him. Phillips also had a good opportunity, but shot outside from short range.

Somervllle was In the UmeflsM with some Individual daehea and deadly shooting, Hprott being kpt on tendirhooks to ksep bis g.sl from (ailing. In the closing stages of the Initial period the Woods borrir barded their opponents' goal, several dangerous drives being blo ked by Hoes and Hharles, Hnlf-tlme score: Ail gcots, (Jar Woods, 0. osservllle Is Farter. Woods eet out with determination from the recess, a smashing drlvs from Phillips being saved on the line hv M-iraw, and a second shot from Ilowie compelling the goalie to execute a full-length dive prevent a score Rosa broke up the attack and passed forward Homer-vllle, the renter man currying the ball over the fullback's head and lobbing It Into the nrt for the third tally as the Woods made futile appeals lor "hands Wood retaliated on the right, and from a free kb by Inns the goalie fisted iiv, only for Phillips to pounce on the ball and shoot over Mcflraw'e outrer'hed form. A subsequent rally was frustrated Major League Standings.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ff New Terk 1 HI HI 71 Jl 7 'J i 7 14 .1:1 A'blellis fit 4M 11 44 IT. I 24 11 Totals 17 XI New rork 1-1 tt. Louis I I I Runs-Klce. Hliltr, Miller, M-'Mnnul.

Hsrgrsvs, ejrher (lehrl-l, 3-3; Rooertsun t. Two-b lm-Miller. Rotwrtnon. 'l'hrfw-hase Mt- Snl.r, McM.inut. Karrlflcre Miller, Paw-hal.

I hiu-lle play HurKTuve and )rber; HUler (im-anlMedl; Iu(an. Lasserl. tJehrig; OeHier. MtMnus and lierber Knenli an.l Irhrls. Bennett.

Iierlier snd MManuB. f.ef on York 7, t. Louis Banes en Klln ifT 1. KalK Hiruik out-My Klk t. 1.

Hll ff RmiIm 7 In t. Shocker I In I pllrlwr Rueiher. I'mplree Nallln, Jirans anit Ueitel. Time 1 i. BEYOND OAMB NEW YORK ST.

LOI'IH ABHOi AB A Combs. 1 I 0 Bnnlt. If. .4 I I I Mruwl, 4 4 0 Hirs, 1 3 1 Prbsl. If.

.1 l(S Sner. 4 3 I 1 OhrlK, I 1 1 M.ller. I I I I lb. ,7 0 4 9 M'Vtnus. 3 4 3 1 1 IjiiMrl, Ih.

I 1 0 Williams. Illll Ariame. 0 13 Hsrsrva. I.I I I WsM, 4 1 1 Man. .1 3 4 Skiff, I SIS Hohleon.

1.1 l'l 3 Shss k.T. i 1 6 A istmJh. .1 I Jones, 1 (lerber. e-m 1 lit Wlns-srd. I 1 1 I Uumt.

I 1 1 .13 I4 Totals 11 37 1J New Tork .....3 0 -3 Jit. Loul I I I I I I Runa-Hennell. Hire, McManus. Robertson, Austin IIhrttJ. hSlRnnU.

Rolertnn, Win-cerif. MrManud, hantf, Austin. Vloms ma Htolo twse -Austin. flerber- niV plays Kobertwn, Mnnus and St.ler; Austin and Hliier. Ift on be-.

York 4. Kl. litila 1 liases on tHlta lift Pnawker 1. 1 Struck ot-By MhawkFy I. I.

H-ler I. Hlt (W. Hhaky 7 In 4. Jnnra 4 In Wlnitura In 7, Hitler 0 In I WiU pMrb Slslt.r Wtrn-ns' pMrh.r Wlnsrd. llns; p-lchr HhawkeT.

-Nulittl, Kvana sail Oetael. Time ii minutes. Glendale 7117 Seegsy'e ftrsalls. twlrolt 71-5, It St looia I 4 New Vork 11 ci.v.i.od 4k t'totasx, 7, 4 3922 Woodward Ave. l.e eves.

WAahingtvn at ph.lA'Istshia NATIONAL LEAGUE. 7, Prt Si mvk 4 v.w 47 MS Tl 114 I-- (4 it .4 3 iJ .4 Phillies' Pilot Allowed to Handle Team Against Braves. New York, Sept. 26 (A. The suspension of Art Fletcher, manager of the Philadelphia Natlunala, was lifted today by John A.

Heydler, president of the National League. It Is effective tomorrow and permits Fletcher to handle hla team In its closing games with Boston. Fletcher was auspended for the rest of the season a fortnlrht ago after a run-in with I'mplre Kiem in a game with the Cardinals at I' si ii The Freshman gaadar'e Heealis. Hror.tiirn I 4, r'nVsee S'f tr 1. I'lulnnetl I li.i 1.

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