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Date 1912-10-10

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BTBOOK CONTAIN- y. Owner may have expenses and prot ply to. A Guy, 421 16-2 ini LACK PURSE, CON- 00, In 4 or 6 dollnt change. Apply. 200 H. Harkwell. 18-6 SALE ROVED FARM, 480 n cultivation, 820 im. Louse, granary, etc, an adjoining quar- - ltivation. Price rea *: ms. Stock and tm- dh had at reasonable if you want one. J. W..1-8, 6-11-6187 Becker seized it ahd tirew to Shat- fer who momentarily. Jussied it. Speaker hesitated at third, then 6 tor the plate and slid under Catcher Wilson, who juggled PEatter s relay throw. That tied the seore and the crowd went wild, To mak Sure that he) had touched the plii , Speaker r - turned and touched the pfate a second time before recovered the pall. Red Sox fans were not loath tonight to give the Giantg credit for a game fight. The Bostons took the jump in the first inpitigs and scored three runs by battle Mathewsor hard, but the Giant, undismayed, fought back, ing away at Collins del in the second n fourth. Boston tallied another in the) leaves Kept Giants From Annexing 2nd Game of Big Series Game is to Be Played Over Again Today at Boston Red Sox Are Jubilant at Getting Away From the Mighty Mathewson With an Even Break. - Have You Seen the Underwear That We Are Making Such Hit whe t four months, Cheap halt down and bal- Tts made in England. Its all, wool, Its made in (W. A. r. Dispatch) Boston, Mass, Oct. 10. The second played fickle favor with first one and contest of the world s series between then the other team. The ninth in- the Boston American leaguers and ning found the Giants locked in a tie two One Line, 3.00 a Suit. ine New York Nationals yesterday score of 5 to 5. The Red Sox Teft Ei went eleven innings to a score of 6 hander, Collins, hud been driven from) ped Snodgrass The heavier line, 4.00 ., , when darkness put an end to the box in the eighth innings by aj the elghth innings shower of hits, and Hall had been sent to relieve him. Merkle knocked out a three bagger in the tenth in inings and the home club host was in the gloom when he scored. The field- ing Ught was dififeult for the Red Sox to follow the course of Math ew-) son s big drop and New York felt confident. The works had been turn- ed back to the bench and the big) crowd looked to Speaker. The trio of Giants outer guards moyed out. Mathewson wound up and sentia fast, inshoot up to the plate. Speaker gave the battle that kept 30,000 spectators on the edge of keenest excitement, throughout every Innings. The con- test will be played Over today at Fen- way Park. With one victory registered for the: Red Sox, Manager McGraw sext out his star twirler, Mathewson, to cap- ture the second game for the Giants. Mathewson had been rested for about two weeks to win the first game he twirlgl, but last night the Red Sox, still gloated over their one victory and no game- lest,-with the-dreaded a Suit. Three runs plate on an error, single and two doubles, which gave New York lead) of one run. The Glatits held thelr Jead but a moment fdr the Red Sox attacked Mathewson s drop . curves savagely and coupled with an error) by Fletcher, a run was sent over the plate. Then came-the exciting tenth with Merkle's hit and SyeaKer s mighty smash to the centre field fence. rs only need apply. aa 9 No Such Values Ever j Offered in Medicine i Hat before. Turpin Bros. The Man's Stone Where You Get the Big Dollar's Worth Mathewson worn out with a hardja wicked swing and the ball was Box SCORE * pitched eleven funings tie game. hurtling far over Becker's head: in Boston ABR BH POA B Pris Speaker, the Red Sox middle centre, Speaker rounded first, then Hoop r, rf 1336 90 fielder, furnished the dramatic cli- second, and raced to third. The ball Yerkes, 2b - 511 0 t max in the contest, where fortune carromed from the back fence and Speaker, of 22.0 0 0 SAN LANGFORD oe HA i rdner, : eam WINS OVER MCYEY. END WAS WELCOME coh Et ints a shoulder; white Wagner, 6... 6,0 0.5.0.0 Carrigan, 500640 oral mate banted Given Decision Over Cali GAME A BIG STRAIN sms oo. 238238 on hip, white ce fornian in Eleventh round Hall, p Lo 0 0-00 c f 0 00) on face, 3 white at Perth, W. Australia. Bedient, p. ap, tip of each ear, Giants and Red Sox Players Not Sorry When Notable Rit eee ibout the stockings Perth, Weet Australia, Oct. 10- Battle Was Concluded Pitchers Already Feel Hot 7 Aaa Beit wr for infoPmation, apt Saaesees, the. Anse lcan ery. Pace Mathewson Declares it Was Hardest Game y, a BER lt;a ne Co,, Aucti welght pugilist, was given the decis- New Yor i E Biene Y08 Gee fon yesterday over Sam McVey, of He Ever Went Through Tie Causes Confusion in snoderass, rt .: . 4.1 100 0 perder California, in the eleventh round of Boston Over Tickets for Reserved Seats for World s Pev's. 2, ae the fight. McVey claimed a foul. Thi ecker, ct: : SWARD WIL. BB Shee eerie srrrqyeat (aT G8 3 po0- Oteee yee continue, (W. A. P. Dispatch.) MM vel aby. Bol iis 0-4f m gelding, 2 Ne , ar 4150 Ibe, branded Poston, Mass, Oct. 10. The offi- Sox. These 'were the probable peer tad nf ae alder. Supposed to Gla forseaster predicted. occasional ing. selections for today. Badh ofl Witson, c. - ee cine Lodge. James RAIN AT CHICAGO showers during the day, hut said un- see eee ae cand reek ees wieteher, ss a'o,0 1.3 3 Les ee DE Faia eS, Shaffer, 0 ee Second Game Between Na- Ofictally he thonght they:would nt put it had been expected that the sake 5 . : x 0 en Na- y neavy enough to make-the fleldl game would be played ju, New York 2secormick the 0020 (2 ABOVE WILL * ation. that will Iead one grey gelding, ; tionals and -Americans Set for Tomorrow. and it was McGraw s object to bring Marquard into the box before a home crowd, The Giants southpaw needs unfit for playing. Hither because of the rain or because the novelty of Fotale:: - 406 11 33 20.5 10, branded either n left shoulder, or irks, Medicine Hat. (W. A P. Dispatch) Chicago, Oct. 10 The second game of the series for the championship of the city of Chicago between the world s series baseball had worn off, the crowd today was smaller and gathered more slowly than yesterday. There was uncertainty over the re- served seats tickets for today. The sympathy surrounding him to be at his best and some followers of the game thought McGraw would hold Marquard for the next game in New New York Boston ... *Batteds: for, Meyers in ninth, Score by,,dnpings. i 010,169,980,10 8 300,010,010,10 6 Summary Hits off Collins 3, and here gt; It's just a plain, There's nothing fancy about the overcoat style illustrated. gentlemanly coat, smartly styled and cleverly tailored by expert needle-men. Perfect collar and shoulders and excellently draped. Weare. exclusive agents. Boston club sold single tickets for York and send either Crandall or three-games,numbered one, two and Wiltz to the mound. three, Yesterday check number-t Boston; Mass. Oct. 10 Following wag punched, Today was called game a night of rain, which extended into number 2 and it was-announced that the early morning hours, the Giants the next game in Boston would be and Red Sox were -prepared today to game number 3.. Regarding the tie- play off the second game of their ser- fes for the world s baseball eham- 3 runs in 30 times at bat, in 7 1-3 in- nings; off Hall, 2 hits and 3 runs in 9 times at bat in 2 2-2 innings; off Bedient, no hits and no runs in one time*at bat.in one inning. Sacrifice hits, Gardner; sacrifice, fly, Herzog; stolen bases, Hooper 2, Herzog, Stahl, two Chicago clubs -of the National and American Leagues was. scheduled for this afternoon at Comisky Park, as the result of yesterday's tic, has been declared off on account of rain. he game will be played on the South Side grounds tomorrow, con- att CCOUNTANTS N CO., chartered q d auditors, (estab rs, city of Medicine - dicine Hat, Leth- sen, C.A., resident 98. Burns Block, zat q TERRE S made to meas- one year against z. At office in street, from 2 p. ice phone 694. At mnue, opposite east ol, im evening. r write P. 0. Box Au 22-3m, t 3 ; i g ; a8 i ff ie EiF FG : 5 a I i hers, bought an Harvard Tailoring aventie, oppostte P. 0, dox 358, st Prices Pald tor 23Der the Dail; News, ditions permitting. kets sold in New York for the second Snodgrass; double play, Fletcher to game in that city, which was to have pionship. Yesterday's nip and tuck Herzog; left on bases,, New. York 9, TENDERS been played today, it was said at theletruggle through eleven innings Boston 6; first base on Balls, off Hall gt; j local offices that these tickets would which ended in a tie at six to six as 4, off Bedient 1; first base on errors, Sealed Tenders for the founda- be good tomorrow. darkness fell; brought the contest New York 1, Boston 2; hit by pitcher, tion work on St. Patrick s Managers McGraw and Stahl, in again to Fenway Park. The.score of by Bedient, Snodgrass; struck out, by RC. Church, will be received by Common with nearly all thelr play- the series today stood: * Collins 5, by Mathewson 4, by Bed- Rev. Father Cadoux at his Toronto Street, October 14. Plans obtainable Parish House Thursday. house, or any other tender not necessarily accepted. e-4t. 7 CADOUX. REV. A. All have 4 rooms and heated by gas. ae F. Dawson up till Monday, at A certified cheque for 5 per cent. of the tender mmst accompany all tenders. Lowest ers, were ready to greet the an- nouncement of a postponement with satisfaction. Darkness ended yester- day an exhausting struggle and one particularly hard on the pitchers. New York has two pitchers who need a rest, Tesreau, who was knocked from the box in the opening series in New York last Tuesday, and Math- ewson, who finished yesterday's same under a severe physical strain. Mathewson said today: It was the hardest game I ever went through. I certainly felt all in when it was oy- er. : Manager Stah also had pitching problem. to solve. With one game four pitchers in two Hall, and Bedient, figuring success- Red Sox One game won, one tied. ient 1, Time 2.38. Giants One game lost, one tied. Umpires At plate, O'Loughlin; on Prospects for playing today were bases, Rigler; left field, Kiem; right dubious until an hour or two after, fleld, Evans. sunrise. Then the sun shone bright-, Fletcher was broken-hearted last) ly on the rain-drenched grounds. The Bight over his poor gam as short- rain failed to dampen the ardor of a Stop for New York. Two of his glar- siall number of fans who, sheltered ing errors alded materially in the by boxes, boards. and fewspapers, making of runs for the Red Sox. Kept their places at the bleacher Wagner starred at shortstop for Bos- gates through the night, despite the. tom, accopting ten chances and ex6- occasional downpour. One man who, cuting brilliant play in the ninth aw yesterday's game, said he had innings when on the dead run he been away from . the grounds only. SPeared Fletcher's grounder with his Jong enough to get shaved. i gloved hand, turned, and with a rifle The world s series games this year stot throw that Stahl took with one have set new total records, although hand nailed Fletcher at first base. tthe attendance at the game in New There was an unusual bit of base )short of the figures, running-in the game for a world ser- for last year's opening in the; les. contest, five bags being stolen. eine city, forthe total for the two, Of these Hooper sto ively in the was regarded aa the best available pitcher for New York Baseball sharps were of the same opinion re- Hi Woe Boston Outfielder Receives an Almost. Unanimous Vote. gt; Chicage, Oct. 10. Speaker, of the Boston Americans, and Larry, Doyle, captain of the New York Na- tionals, were selected as the most) valuable players In their respective leagues by commission of newspap- er men representing each major cir- cuit city, whose yote was announced Jast night. Company Speaker received Gut of possi- Die 64 votes and Doyle 48. Big Ea Walsh, of the White Sox, was second in the American league with 20 points garding Buck OvBrien, of the Redj saw the first two games: ee TRIS SPEAKER AND LARRY DOYLE LAND AUTOMOBILES games for the present series 1s 7,811, one for the Red Sox, while Snodgrass greater than last year's first two snd. Herzog each beat Carrigan contests. Last year 64,567 persons throw. The rap, rap, rap of the Io- eal supporters of the American league 17 ballots for his work during the present season. Frank: Schulte, of the Chicago Cubs, who won the car for the best National league player last yeat, did not receive a single Vote this season. Six Washington players, were con- sidered for the prize; Johnson head- ing the lst with 28 points, He led Clyde Milan, bis t ammate, by only two votes. Other Nationals who fis- ured in the Ust of players constd- ered are Gandil, seven points: Fos- ter, four, and Meller and McBride with single vote-each. Joe Jackson, the Cleveland slug- ger, secured 16 votes. Manager Joc Birmingham was thejonly other Nap and Walter Johnson, of the Washing- tons' third with 28. Huns Wagner was second to Doyle, receiving 43 votes, while Chief Meyers, Doyle's teammate, was third with 25. Speaker and Doyle are to receive automobiles as reward for their vic- tories. The cars are to be donated 4vy the Chalmers Company, which an- nuslly rewards the athletes chosen as) the most valuable in their leagues. The selection 1s left to committee of newspaper men, one from each ma- jor league city. Each of these com- missioners votes for eight men, the first chol e getting-elght votes, sec- cond seven, and so on. The highest possible vote is 64, TURPIN: BROS,, MAIN STREET champions raced back and forth as the home yk the field. Um- pire O'Loughlin insisted that a ball that went onto the small-temporary stand that extended along the left field bank would count for a two bag- ger-and a drive into the stands in centre and right field would go for a home run. Manager Stahl, having elected to send in Ray Collins, a lett hander, to do the twirling, the make up of the Giants battling order was in doubt until the visiting players ac- tually took their turns at bat. Snod- grasa proved to be the first man up. The National Commission figures for attendande and receipts at yos- Total z2id admission, 30.14 receipts, 68,369: 519.26; each club's share 10,506.42; National Commission's share, 5,836.- AMERICAN AERONAUTS SAIL New York, Oct. 10 The two Am- erican teams entered in the interna- tlonal balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy sailed today for Hamburg. They are Jobn Watts and A. T. Atherholt, who will pilot the balloon Kansas City II, and Capt H. BE. Honeywell and Herman F. Totig, Who arevto pilot the Uncle Sam, The International race is scheduled to start from Stuttgart on October 27. CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE WEEK Thursday. Third game of the world s series between New York and Boston at New York. Lather McCarty vs. Jim Flynn, rounds, at New York City. 10 Hurts Receipts Boston Fenway Park, Boston, Oct. 10. Twenty thousand or more spectators passed through the turnstiles of Fen- way Park today to watch the Boston Red Sox champions engage in the third contest with the New York Na- tionals for the world s championship. The Red Sox: won the first game and yesterday the two clubs battled to s tie. The play-off game today instead of tomorrow made it impossible for hundreds, unable to adjust their bus-' ness engagements on such short no- tee, to attend. A Watm sun and a breege at noon dispelied the clouds which had threa- tened rain, Showers during the nlght had little effect on the field. The Red Sox Mathewson without defeat and. the great pitcher could not ri ate sufficiently to cause. fh 8 further trouble. The Giants on the other hand, de- clared they had looked the Red Sox boxmen over and beyond Wood there was no one Who could puzzle them. O Brien and Carrigan for the Red Sox and Marquard sind Meyers for batteries for to- p will play right field and) left field. The which was received by Ty Cobb, of Detroit, Jast year. Cobb polled only who was mentioned./He received two ballots. z ia Subscribe now for The Dally News. chawige, was 5 because Murray) Decision to Play Off Yesterday s Giants Afraid of Wood Only. said they had met Small Attendance a To-Day s Battle Tie at Fenway Park Glad Methewson is Passed .SOUTH APRICA WINS GAME (C, A. P. Cable) London, Oct. 10- The South Afri- can Rugby team beat Cornwall by a Score of 18 to 6. we have a 6 rode soles tn ta Sctiool Annex for 2400.00? Small pay ment down, Balance 80 per month. - H.C, Pettet Co. 368 Toronto St 2a You'll miss it if you fail to hear the Recital of the wonderfal story of King Henry the Sth. om Oct. 16 st Methodist Church: Adimission 25 - TH (ae Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate, AD- ply to Hotson Leader: Batt Baserico s Auction Sale takes place tomorow at 2 o'clock iiistend of 1 Cleloskvas announced In. display. ad Block Snjverasle, the dest bay today contintiation of The Baplan- ade; on the rtyer banks. Reautiful dry and t vel facing the river, only 260 per it. Terms, Get in on this. Pingle, Bell. 16-2 field:

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