THK (1MAIIA BEE: MOMMY, OCTOBER 10, 1022.
Up-to-Bate News andGossip of Interest to Sport Fans
"Babe" Ruth and
Meusel Clout
Out Home Runs
Hitting of Yankee Hanilino'
"Side-KitV EnaMri Mer
clii lit to Heat Vl'ooil
me n, 7 to .".
- "Babe" Ruth in Action
By KAIJ'II WAUNKK.
"ImI" .Ituth, former fnUnn ut
Jlwat, hut etlll member of th New
York Yankee, got a hom run, (ruck
mil, grnunlc out, hit Into field
r' choice arid Walked mica nut (it
five trip to the pinto yceterriiiy dur
In lha Woodmen f th World Hmith
Hid Mirchiint gum At lliiffuloe'
pik. y
Th Hotith flliia Merchant won the
eonlrt. T to I. Think to th hit
tli.ff of "Hob" Mound, Kuth co
slur, who played with tha Mer
chant. Tha Ilanihliin played fiiet baa for
even Innlnira and then turnad rou-
l of frame for tha Woodmen. MtU
! cavorted In loft field and dur
ing tha firm I two Inning pitched for
tha wlnnera.
All llrriwrd I'p,
All "i1oll.it up" In h brand new
Wonilinrn of tha World hull uniform
which fit him Ilka an army hlouae flta a
prlvata, Mr. flcoige Herman Ituth of
New York city waa eeally tha main
attraction hf tha aflarnooiw although
tha real baeehall honora of tha Kama
belong to Art Pyk, tha aiellur Houth
Kida Merchant pitcher, whg fanned
alavan Woodmen player, including
Ruth, who whiff i-d tha flrat tlma ha
want to hat.
Tha Pun i h Hid hurler mad tha
big Hamblno ground out In tha third
inn ln whlla In Ihe fifth Ruth
bumped Into a fielder' chadce, 1'yrk
walked him In t tin ncventh and for
a tlma It appeared aa If tha 4,000 "t
more aneetiiiore would not tha
"Halm" clout out It homer.
Whffi th. Merchant tiMik tha field
In tha eighth g;ime, "Hoi' Meuael,
tankr fielder, took tha rnoiitid nml
I'yck trotted out to left giirden. Tha
Itiiinhluo didn't get a but In thin
1 on ml. hut In the flniil Inning tha elr
cult aimiaher waa tha flrat mini up.
Meuael hurled over three atifllght
balla and the funa yelled fur action,
and iinineilluti-ly .Mr. Meuael groved
one for hi ' aide kick who. In turn
knocked tha (mil over tha Ht. Jnaeph
hoapilnl for a home run, ei-nrlng
Mlrnaky ahead of him with tha final
(wo Woodmen tiilllra of tha conteat.
Treat or Kana.
Tl wua a grant (rent for I ho f;m,
thla hom run clouting on th- part
of, tha Ttiitiiblno. For eight inning tha
'ciiatomera watched Huih' perform at
flrat. They aaw him complete a dou
ble play in tha third Inning- that waa
regular 1lg league aluff. Theae aame
fund tilKrt aaw tha ibtiubino rniike an
awful bobbin of Pyck'e easy ground
er In tha fourth inning. Kor making
till bluinler, Jhe "Habe,", received
' tiulta a nizlntf from th a;raiuUtnnd.
While Kuth held tha apotllsht, tha
pliiylntf of hla tauninuite, "yob" Meu
ae wita notlilng aliurt of apectficulnr.
"Boh" leimed on ono of f?eera' de
llvcrlea In tha fir', inning and knock
ed tha Imll out of the park, acorlng
T. Ailninky Hiid Tracy uhenil of him.
In the third frania MuuhcI got hla
fDvond hit, A alnxlr, hut in the fifth
lia crruunduil out, necond to flrat, Kud
Ihcz muklnR a diiiuly atop of the
Vunk'a hot trrouitdi r. Meuai-I hit Into
a fuilder'a choice In tho anventh and
when Ituth hurled to him in the
ninth, bit the wind for a strike out.
In the aixlh Inning:. Mouanl whip
ped tho ball to ditcher Wuchtler
from the left field mid nabbed Mo
KeuKiie at the pltite. Tho throw wna
nltuoat perfect, unit wua ao accurately
thrown that tha catcher remained In
hia lnu ka and tnnned the nmn at tha
plute.
S'ora 'iv Runa.
Kor duliiK thla little trick. MeuaeJ
received aeveral rounda of upplauae.
When he ruiiie In from the field, tha
fana applauded. The Yankee took
off his cap, iHivved to the KrandKtand,
atplled and then went to the Mr
i hauls' duuout.
Kut for the name. Tho Merchanta
aalled tha conleat away In the tlrat
hinlntt when two haxea on bulla, .Mea
ner a homer, another atroll, double and
an error resulted In five acorea.
Tha Woodmen counted a tally In
the fourth when McKeuKue tripled
and KAured on A wild pitch. They add-
o
113
lowans Are No
Malchforlliikv
Omaha Elcvrn
Kliitf, Miiiirnr, Vrianlierjf,
ami Kraals IValtirr in
llif (,'ntitfxt Swaif
ami Kit ka.
JliisMuri, Kansas and Drake
Win Opening Games in Valley
Important Football
Came Thti Week
Kainaa C'lty, Mo,, Oct. IB. Three
teama, Allaaourl, Kanaaa Agglea And
I iraka, riuna vlctorloualy through the
flrat week of tha Mlaaourl valley con
ference fooihall lAce, KklahomA and
Nebraaka remained unknown quantl-
tiea, neither having; played a confer-
anca game, M-braaka realed yeaier-
duy, whlla Oklahoma waa defeating
Central 'IVachera' College, a noncon-
ferenca achool, J 9 to 0,
Of the threa wlnnlig conference
t'-urua, Allaaourl haa two vlctorlea to
Ita creiflt 'irlnnell a week ago and
Amea yaatcrday, Jrnke and tha Kan-
hum AkkIck each won their flrat garnea
yealerday, liraha defeating Kariwia
( niveralty, 8 to 0, while tho Kamuia
Aggiea foiiKht a hard battle with
WaahiriKlon at Ht. Iiuia, cmolng out
at I he long eml of a 22 to 4 m orv.
While the Kanaae Agglea won yea-
tcrdny, they ilid not muke the ahimr
log that had been generally expected
by following of the tea ma. Tha Ht.
loula aggregation prem-nted a at un
born defenaa and their flrat defeat
waa mora of an upaet of the dope
than a factor In tha conference race
for Kt. I-ouIa.
Tha Mlaaourl Tlgera, who defeated
Orlnnell a week ago, found thay had
a much tougher propoaitlon before
them at Amea yealerday. Neither
team waa able to make a touchdown,
Mlaaourl winning, 6 to 3, by mean a
of an extra place kick In tha final
quarter. After playb on tha de
f naive until the third iUrt-r, I'roke
turned out a 6 to 0 victory of Karma,
uxiiig tha MlmieaotA ahlft to a good
advantage.
Next Saturday Oklahoma and N'e
biuHka enter the conference, race, Ne
braaka will play Allaaourl at Lincoln,
Neh., while Oklahoma pluya the Kan
aaa Utilveralty at Nonnan, Amea will
play Orlnnell at Orlnnell. The other
leania will either reat or play noncon
ference teafna.
ed two more to their Hat In the
ac ven Hi on two baaea on balls and
Tllnk" Clair'e trliilo to center.
Vanoua' double, Mcuael'a fielder'
holce. Hiitey'a double, error and
Wachtler'a alngle acored the flnul two
runa for the Merchanta in tho
aaventh.
Kuth'a homer in the ninth with
Mlraaky planted on flrat aoored the
Woodmen' fourth and fifth runa.
All In all, It waa a big day for the
fana.
The lineup:
MM Tit ailK MKHi-UAMT.
AB.R.H.TH.MH.MI.PO.A.K.
T. M'raikr, .1 I t I
Traey, l ...,,,. I U t
nuf, Hi t
Meuurl, tf-p ... t
rf . I 1 I I I 0
Harhtlrr. a t X S I
ijrit. p-if 4 a a
HmnHI. rl 8 t 1 1
t MlrmyJ.y, m .. .4 t I
TotaN M 7 It II
W. O. W.
Santlloltcr Fans
'Babe' Kuth Twice
I Ml f t
AH.B.II TtlH am-O.A.K.
I a
a
0
a a
n a
a t
a
Uu,ll,i lb 4 0 I
Wolfe, rf 4 I I
Mlrky, If D 1 I I
Kulli, Ib-i 4 2 14
Krnnda, lb ,,.. I I t
Clair, e ft I
Mkiimal, M ft t t
MeKeiutue, rf . . II I 1 4
Itrem. p ,... a
(rer. lb 0
Tutala 3 10 H t IJ 14 t
Merrhanta IW0 OOO 7
W. . w wm iiie of 5
t Nummary Heme rnnNi Menoel, Rtith,
Three-baM hlt! tialr, MKane Two.
hllm T Mlrankr. Vanoi, Waehtler.
Karned riinm Merrhanta, Is W. o.
ft. IhMiblf play I Haera in Kulli to Hran
da. Kun. and hlla: tiff llyrk, and
In Tl nff Meuurl, and t in t; off Heera,
7 and III In 7; nff Kuth, none and I In
t. Mrii-k ovl 1 Hy llyrk, II: by Meiwrl,
4 1 by Hrrra, 4; by Kuth. ft, Baaea on hallat
Ott lrk, 7i off Mriiarf, lloff Heera, 4i
off Kiuh, none. Wild pltrht- llyrk. IWt
no hnaeat W. . W .. I7 Mrrrhnnta. ft.
I'mplrea: tiondlng and J. MrAndrewa.
Time: t:00.
Beloit Culltc Winn.
Iteloit, Wia., Oct. 15. Beloit collego
won Ita first WiHcnnaln atnte confer
ence game Saturday over North
weatern college of Watertown. 64 to 0.
Speed in tha Beloit back field enabled
Heloit to a ore almoat at will.
IJncoln, Oct. 15. Sjwcial Tele
gram.) Stewart Randall, a native
aeml-pro pitcher, fanned Rabe nuth
twice ftalurday in an exhibition
game in which Ruth and Rob Aleuael
played. The liamblno got one hit off
Meuael'a offering, after the latter
had relieved Randall and AJeuael got
hla home run while Ruth waa pitch
ing, Kabe'a batting record waa one
three-baae hit, two atrlke-outa, one
walk and an eaxy grounder.
AfeuKcl got one hit In the flrat In
ning, hla only other blow, the home
run, coming In the ninth. Leo Smith
fanned him in the fourth Inning.
San Francisco Wins
Coast League Flag
Han Franclano, Oct. 15. The San
Franclaco club won the 1922 Pacific
Coast league pennant by defeating
Oakland today In the flrat game of a
double-header. Tha game went 10 in-
nlnga and the aenre waa 6 to 5.
The San Fr.inclaco Heala can now
lone all the three remaining game
and atill hold the pennant, with the
Vernon club aecond in yie race.
Chicago Maroons
Trim Northwestern
Chicago, Oct. 15. Northwentern'a
fighting eleven met the Univeralty of
Chicago Saturday to aettle their
traditional rivalry and Coach Stags a
heavier team waa forced to extend It-
aelf to the limit to win. 15 to 7. North-
weatern, which for yeara haa been
eoiialdered the lowliest In the Hlg
Ten conference, led by one point for
a moment and waa dangerou at all
timea.
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TV.AT TWkiAUTCUL iV
iVi a oca w -pAvUj
, raniAr,
firai.
Illali Metuml.
Terh at Bealrlre.
SrOri.u I lly aaalnat AoHth Ornaba at
feaCIII pfff ll
Irkamah aaalnat OelglilMi lllfh a4
trrlliO,n field,
klala.
Ternmarh at Mnroln.
Ilethany at Wmawil,
follimliua at llaaelnrb,
I nl. II, . of AfHroliora at I airerafty
flare.
Itaynrd at Kllnliall.
i rrljlil.a at Itloonifiebf,
Ism lly at aroMii.
O' Weill at .r.llfr.
Wlllier ut llrlifon.
( antral 4 lly at Norlh I'lattr.
Aurora at Kriimry,
I lyaara at hlirlhy.
I'rru llrnonlrallon at W
Orlirta at llaalUlfa.
orflk ut "rk.
Albion t arbiiylrr,
rinlianioulli at 1-rniMint,'"
Hrnird at frlrml.
Hriikrn Bow at Oothmbur.
HurliiiKloii al Nrwrnelle.
Ililiuiy at t ittr.
Iklalr at llamrnfl.
I'endrr at Oakland,
'rrkamali at IWiaalle.
iill'Kr Vw-ar at A.lilund,
Kalrflrlil at aiilton.
( umlirlilca ualt t ortla A al artla,
l-lnln ut llolilrea,
Mr at i toy t.enler.
Il.tlil I lly i ai il.
Auliura at I'awuea t Ity.
Orunil lalund at Alhuore.
llu.llii- Hi Ornria.
llb al aiaiilon.
Kriilarport at Morrill.
Aliwworth at lma rlne.
Ord at Hriikrn llow.
Wnltlilll at l.yona.
ralia Hy at iioru.
Krd t'loud at hratar.
rln Ht Harvard,
Anlry at Baenna,
I'oiira ut Handoliih,
l.iin ( lly at Hrolla.
Met ook at Aropaiioe.
.tllyatar-
m. I nlon aaalnat Henyaa.
Kalrnxiuiit aaalnat Kanaa gtata J-
aiab , . .. i t. l
Knipirrut Haiiinar muu ..... ......
i-oiHlinral,rn aauinat linker.
UIIIImiii oVwrll agalna liritrf.
Holla aiiiln.l Mlaaourl Wealoyan.
MlHMinrl .'Hillary acalnal t rnlrnl.
I .imliiiril aaainat lllinola Wrelrynn.
Ilrndlrr I'oiy aauinat llllraila rolM-fe.
r.urrka UKiOii-t lllinola ormal,
aATlBOAf.
Iral.
f rrlahoin aaalnat lira Molnea onlrcr
afly at I'ea lUolnra.
Htale.
.Mlaaourl aaalual .Naliraak at IJaooUi.
lllinola nauinal Iowa,
rinilur uaalnal f'blraao.
IniiJ.-oia uauliiMt Wlai-onala.
Mlililnuu uaainal (iblu hlule.
MinlM-ai'ta- IlKHtllat Worlliwrailera,
lie I'auw aaolnat Notra Irame.
hanua Aaxira aaalnat Oklahoma.
Mrnko int.ont at. loiila.
Ami-a naaliitt tlrlnnrll.
Ilualun (ol'raa aanlnat llrtrolt,
liiiiliK-ky NKulnal urrUra,
Iriinklin aaoliiat louUvlllr.
Maryvllla aaalnat Tjvniaylranla.
Knrlham uaainal llullrr.
IHIl4,n UBHliMt Koan I't-ly.
Mllwaukte Knglnrrrliig agnlnat Valar
alo.
Wahnah aauinat Janira MIMIkln.
lira Molnra aauinat t rri(litoa.
Iirnnlaon ainlii.t Wiltenliurg.
Ilroailua aauliiat Muafclnaiim.
Uratrrn Ut-rrvt afuluat Ohio I nltrr
II v.
Hiram agalnat llhHrlln.
Iiliio Hralryun aauinat rinrlnnatl.
tillerbrln uaulnat Wcuiater.
Iii-fltmi-e aauinat Bowling Ore to.
karuaia aaalnat Ha-hhiirn.
KnluninKfur uauinat Mornlngalde.
Mnipaon Hicaint Iowa atnta i'eiirhrra.
loaa Wralryan avalnat Corni4l,
Iniliuiiue aauinat t oe,
olumbua uKulnat l.uthrr,
Monlunt Mule aKulnat North llukota
Aaalra.
South liakola Ntute aaalnat North la
kotn. Ilamlina aaulnt Mt. Thomaa.
kuov uaulnt ( nrlrtiin.
(uatavpa Adolphua aauinat Mu-alratar.
I'ou. li In iiiiiiiioii.I a Tei linliul High
warrioia awamped Hldney, In, rluiur
day by a anna of 4 'Ml. 7 gum
waa plaved at rbilney,
Tech kicked off and Ix Kreei-e re
turned the ball A lengthy dlainitee.
The Hldney boy a wot kid Ihe ball down
I ha flrld, not by any great offenan,
I ut by two rorlly panalllea pln'-ed on
lha f'lnaliM Iiliio. (ilbaon fumbled
the ball, Kraatie acoop'-d It up and
rnced kf, yarda only to l-a nailed on
tha fhreeyard tine by a ahoeairmg
tackle, Hellgien plowed over for tha
flrat touchdown, Swanaon kicked
goal.
On tha next, kick off tha low team
made a good return, but rould not
move tha Murrain "beef trual." Thay
failed to make yarda and Wa!anla-rg
ripped through tackle placing tha ball
on the 2U yard line. Monroe gained
yiri, an da pan, Kiln to Muriroe,
acored Tevh'a aecond touchdown,
ftwanaon again liooted goal,
Tn h again kicked off, but gained
the ball on a fumble, and worked
tackle playa for half tha diatanc of
tha field. With tha oval on tha 40
yard Una Kraane rounded end on
fake paaa for touchdown No. t. Once
more Hwanaon placed tha ball over.
Una ended tha flrat half with the
accra, 21-0. ,
Jiruaimond't uiatandlng man war
M'inroa, the halfback, who played a
great offenelv game; Klin, At quar
ter, Walaariberg, t Half, And Captain
Kraane, at tackle. Kraane waa ahlfied
14 full in the aecond half and the
giant "Stonewall" galloped through
t ha Sidney team drugging two or
three men tt a time.
Following la the lineup;
Terhnlral (40.)
Kaanaon ......... ft K,
Kmana (C) II T.
.,..',
.... ,
,,..),.'(,
.I-.T.
,...t,. ft.
..... 14.
Kranrla
f'Kna . ...
Kelaa ......
Iioarn
Hat ......
Hllna
M'lriroe ....
tVaiai-rtliarg
It. a-llarm
M'llllul
.11.11.
I,. If ,
V. II
-7'ai-li; abort tor
aolury '
...... fayna
1'ouia
...... firmly
..... t"'M
Hullra
..... W-litmr
...... K.elon
... l;rr-e
..... (jilann
. ... Ifarriaon
H-uil
Mijnroa,
gliiaira for Maanaon, Holm f'.r Krancla,
Manroa for .nai, rl, aaiiarnn tor Hraana,
jiorany for ab'.ri, gwauaon for Hiimi,
Wllii.foi1 for Wlnl;erg Hlilnry; I'rath
rr for Ji-rrt,
Ttiuchilowna; B. gallar" (I), Munroa
III, Kraana tl), flr:a tl.)
r-olnia after touchdoans Kaanaon, faur
ant of alx. a
Tlma hy Quariara: If mlnulMI.
f;fflclala: Krllo (Nabraaker, rtfrrr;
Kllii IN'rhraakai, urnplra. ()at ((III
nola), haad ilneainan.
FOOT&AU
RESULT5
MM 41..
Mali.irroaj IMtraairT, II) low A,
ai.ai.M4i, i.
Irlally ullrgr, 1t llmeke, I.
Omaha Tah, t aydary, la., .
w tm.
rk Hakola. 7i aoulk Irakota. .
MMIaad, li Harae 4 at lrr. a.
4uaiuaa Adolihua, t I arlrtoa t at
lr. a.
Ilan.llor. Ill I or aril, a.
1 I Hltrrally of I tub, 4J llrlhaai taaaf
I nlerally, a.
KaiMua Aula, tt i Walilaaloa. 14.
Mur,iirll I ., 7 I arrwll I ollrar, .
Illlmita Wralrtaa, Xi Aueuataaa. .
MhxoualH, 1 i aoulh Irakata A(lra, .
Uruar, hmiMt, a.
I. rlioirll, t at. luiala, .
lllinola, 7 1 Hiitlrr, la,
I liliaao. I orlharatera, J. '
Mlaaourl, ! tain, I.
V.Ira Hume, to- furdue, .
I obit ado A((lra, Mrnila, .
I olorudo, S, ra Mrilra, .
Iirlrnlr, 9 lira Wolnra, 4.
'dliiaraolu, il'. Inil.aoa,
II. UI, at Ikorlhaealrra fSllrae, .
ISuaningtoa, It Idalw, .
llrl...o, lit) tooiiril Hloffa, .
Ilurllnalon, lt laurrl, a,
llloooiflrld, IO I alrrldar, .
. I'aaola 4 lly, IK iiukwtt, .
l9Hr. : rbraaka Wralrtaa, .
I al.fornla lollloia af Trrhnokif y,
Mhllllrr 4ollr(a,
aunla I lara, a; alanford, 7.
"I Mury ollrr, u i lalrerally af
I allfornlu, 41.
M aahlnaloa atalr 4 allrg, 10, fiaMaaa, 7.
rT.
Iowa, tale. .
t4a.alr.lrr, 1 1- kt Olaf. 14,
al. Thomua, lit at. aobaa, a.
llil lalrerally, 1; llreleoa, ,
Trlollr, ! llarrrford, 14,
Tulaiu-, Hat nprliiahlll. I.
loly I nma. Hi Ilia Mara, .
Mobart, III) Nrw tarb I .
4 ororll, aai fcnr Mamoahlr aula, 7.
Nutarra, if lbifh, a,
IMNaar, I4i 4,rota 4 lly, ,
All.rlalil, l feea Military, .
Mount I nlon ll Mrtdrlbrra, .
I'aita Atule, III l lbaooa Valley, .
Vermont, 7 Hoataa I',, .
Jolma Hookloa, 4) f.aorf Waahlnf
Ion, ,
4 ettiolle l' 7) Waalilngbra fallaf, I.
aewunre. Mi 4l(aHborpe, .
Army, Iki Alabama foly, ,
I nltrralty of Iron, I'aJraraily a
Maryland, . t
ffrown, f Ayreeuae, ,
Vtimiler, 77 law, ,
t'rlmrUm, ill; 4 i. (!, t.
Waluah, Z; MlebKan Alra, f.
r. It) Kuahnrll, 7,
4ilirrlln, III Olila klate, 14,
Maine. I7i .Wnlrh, .
Muaaorhuaetfa Aaalea. fU II arraatar
Tri ll, .
fiarlmoulli. til Mlddlrbary, .
Alnlirr, ti I nlon, D.
Allrabrnry, J'i Mnaara, . ,
llaiturd. IS I lloadi'ln. .
M eahlnalon-rffrraon, 7 4 arnrgta
Tr. h, 7.
4 lio-liinall nlrrrally, j 4cor(rtw, 17.
iiatea, i ; omy, 7.
I 'ord bate, a, Koa foly, .
frnnklln, : Hmnutrr, .
flrtiavw, 7) laka turrit, t,
Mil 111,
frklalioma I niteraily. 19; 4 antral kluta
l ruinrra oorar, a.
Ttua, 111! Oklahoma Aiaira, 1.
Traua 4 brlallua I nireralty, 7) MmaiuM
4 ollrar, 7,
aonlhrrn Metbodl.t lalrerally, (If
fxurjafana afate, tl.
4,rn-ala, 7 Kurimm, .
W'rat Vlralnla, ; I oil rr ally af I'llla
Inirah, a.
North 4 arollna Male, tl K-ianokr, ,
I nlrrrally af Teaneaare, J.l Infantry
Arhioil, ,
Maalilngtoa and I, ID; I nrrnm New
man, 7.
i,atlliii;f Siki
to I'ijht Iicfkctt
I'aria. tkt. IS. "Baltllng" Slki, th
Hanrgalra i-miiueror of lieoigea Car-
IM'tiller, Will llie.-t Joe leiklt, th
K.ngllah bent y weight. In a 10 round
bnttla for the heavywelKht ihainplon
abip of Kniol"' In I niiloii November
?U. Thla waa dei lib-d tin lieluy whan
MaJ. Arnrfld .1. VV'IIkoii, Kngllah pro
looter, obtained lli algnaluiv of Ixith
M. Heller. Slkl'a tnanugrr, and Slkl,
to a toiilrnct Iiii.Ji r wlm h Hikl will
rer i-lve H.ti'HI for hie end of Ihe puree
Hlkl hua aigned a eoiilract with
llellera, who la to look after the Heua
gal flghlrr'e nff una uinll Miiy J'). 1;23.
ilell-ia, not having heard ib-flmiely
from Teg lt. kind with reaard l a
fight for hl ihargn in lha f 'lifted
Slalea, ilei-ldcd to Ar-cept the offer of
Major Wllaon, for M bout In lmdmi,
with I'.i-ikett, who laat Thuraday
night In the Kngliah capllal atowad
away Frank iloiim, the American
heavyweight, III aevan rounda.
Sikl la aeven pound heavier today
than when ha met Carpenlter three
week ago. lie . ha Weigha IkO
pound and that be had decided hence
forth to fight at thla poundage.
FjiiM la in Koi ky Mniiilaifi
rootliall i.Merrwe
Denver, Oct. IS, Tim dope bucket
waa given ia furl tilt of th aeaavm
In
Grover Alexander
Whitewashes
PaleSox, 2-0
Chicago, Ort, J IS. drover Altn
i'er today whltewaahed th White fog,
2 to 0, and won th tula nt eltf
champlotie for the Cuba, The Cube
Htm four guinea to the White flog
three, It wua th flrat time that th
t'tili viU'iun ace hue been able t
win from tha White Hot In three
ilea. Th victory of th Cub todjr
la lha Hi Ht fnm 10, when th Whit
Sm won the title and retained tt un
til today,
Th game, tha aaventh ef th v
rleu, wua a pitching duel between thai
Cub alar and l'lale Ivrtte, Ih4
flary policeman, th former 4u&
pitching Inn youthful rival,
Baltimore Orioles
Win Junior Series
SI, 1'aul. Minn., Oct. 15, Tha Pal
timora Inli rna'loiinl barn champi
on won the Junior world aerlee by
defeallig St, I'aul, American leagu
euer. 4 to H today, giving th at
errier five game in th Ht. Paul'
two.
An Inventor In France haa devel-
tha Rocky M mil a in conference ) oped a thermometer that can be read
"Babe" and "Bob" at Local Park
HI TH.
Flrat Inning Hall one, ball two,
alrike, afrlke,
Itutli swung for third alrike.
Third Inning -flrounded oof, T,
Mlraaliy to Vanaua.
Fifth Inning lilt Into fielder'
..I...I..A .. iU- l 1...II At..UA 41. .T-
:z'd 'ir,: rL:: v.: m- m-r tun, n
MeUacl.
I'frrt Inning Hall. I fume rim over
center riit lit -field fi-ni-f.
Third Inning Mrlke. Hall. Singled
to center. Waa nabbed at third when
Vt. hiitey rucriflced aiKCRulh i-omplet- i
yaalerday when lha acorea In the two
major rlaaltea of the day vailed con-
alderably from progiiaillcallona.
Th to 0 defeat Adminaierad to
fh 1,'nlveraily of Wyoming by th
Colorado Aggie, gav the dopeater
their flrat alimk. 4,'oloralo t.'nlveral
ty'a 1 M (l defeat of th Ciilveraliy
of Nair Mexico, which Jnvr uni
veralty defeated, 41 to 0, Week ago,
furulahed another aurprlaa.
A A reault of the two game, th
Aggie ar figured now aa champion--
ahlp conlertaiita, while Colorado uni
veralty baabeisii relegated by aomegrld
fjllowera to the ro-iond dlvlalon for
tha aeaaoii.
I.'lah unlverr.liy timk the meaaur
iff Jirigham Voiing univeralty, 4'J to
0, lh only i her conference gam of
tha day,
by blind pel-anna, The aarendlng mer
cury rtepreeaea a balanced tub along
a acI w:ih emboaaed rnarka.
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Braary Carclal Bit
WHEN MUABANlfe BFXEIVE
Br and Wild IXAH BAIRO
Soma Pointed Trulba Abaul Wedlock
bag.
Kcvenlh Inning Swung for alrlhe;
Imll, ball, ball, ball. Walked, Score
when Clair triple to renter.
F.ighlh Inning ioea In to pitch.
Flrat batter ground out. Second
alrflte out. Third alrike out, Third
double. Fourth alrike mil.
Ninth Inning Rail, ball, ball.
Knock home run over tenter right
field fence, f coring Miraaky.
Ninth Inning Strike out flrat
Ihrce .halter.
to Kranda, who fagged Meiiael,
Fifth Inning Hit firat ball plfihed
to T. Miraaky who made A gimd re
covery and made the play to .Kulli.
Sllh Inning Made giatd throw from
left -field to plate, catching McKeagtie,
Seventh Inning Hall, Strike
iawungb Hall. Strike (called). Hit
down to Hkomal at abort, who muf
fed ball.
Ninth Inning If ill h pitching. Foul,
atrllte one. Sfrike iKwungl. Strike
(awiingb Out.
Statistics of Yale-Iowa Game
yew Haven, Conn,, Oct. 15. The
following table la eapernly Indicative
of the auperlorlty of Iowa' offemte.
I!VA TALK
urat Uiiwiw aarnrd
(iffrnaiva playa, Inrlu'llna for
Hard &kr'- .,
Total nat gain nf offrnalvr,
yarda ;
Avrraar gain f,er plav, yarda,.
Forward paaa auiu-oaafal ,..
r'nraarij paaara neoinplalrl ...
l-'orward paai-a Inirn-pf,! ...
Varifa aatiirit by forward paaa,
Iftriijfiina runa attar paaa ...
I'unia ,
7 7
44 (7
117 93
I.I 1.7
4 i
I 4
I 1
u a
13 17
Av-raira of punU, yarda
Avrraita tun t,a-k of plliila, yda, 2 4
f'rnnlLli.a, yar.ta , jpi
Kind .,ali mad
Kumblra i
Tlim-a ball loat en fnniblra. . . , I
MtHilatlia of ili flrat half aliow ti,
r,tirr Ifawki-yc aup-rlo"lty. yla did
not rarn flrat down ole-a In Ilia f I r a t Iwo
prrjoila. I.: Iowa had llila accompllah-
lio-nt nv rim-a, Vala ruahi-d tha ball
fr'oti aiTlininaar 19 tlmra In the firat two
prrloda for a total art aatu of only arvert
larda, whtta Iowa in 3t imhr-H advam-ad
aa ar'fa nrt, in ad'lifion lo roinplrfina
thro forward paaara for a letal aaln of
4 1 yarda.
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