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HOUSTON ; DAILY POSTi ; FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18. 1912;
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Stiff Brim Shapes in Telescopes
Brown Black and Gray.
NO
MORE
Showing Some Nifty English Walking
Caps for 50c and $1.00.
CROWN ALL HAT CO.
618 Main St.
CAPTAIN DOYLE'S IDEAS
X ON PLAYING THE GAME
Larry Says He Doesn't Care to Have
Eival Clubs Too
v Friendly.
In comment lag od the tie game between the
Giant and the Red Sox In Boston Captain
Larry Doyle of the Giants made a few per
tlnent remarks. Among other things he hit a
all right on the bead when he said: "Hersog
became so wrapped up In the game In the tenth
that be desired to punch Speaker where It
would be moat damaging. Speaker felt the
ame wajr about Henog because he complained
that Charley bad tried to block him when he
waa rounding third base in the tenth. They
called each other some names right there that
I would like to pat in this story bat I don't
dan take a eh anew on It. This Irlrtatlnn
among the players certainly stirs things up
a Bit makes you fight harder I believe. I bate
tr see two rWal clubs all mingling around
friendly In such a series when so much hangs
on' the result. Of course 1 am against any
mufti work hut a worlds' series should be
easily dlfltiagfilsqabie from a pi
me a guy that la In there ng
Dink tea. OWe
fighting all the
time.
These are strong words but good ones. It
would be Just as well for the game If there
was) nore Intense feeling on the part of the
RAINCOATS!
We're showing a line
that's the best we
know how to buy for
ourselves or you.
Well worth looking
at-
$5.00
TO
$12.50
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
First-class iour and five passenger Automobiles three
dollars per hour. High-grade seven and nine passenge
Touring Cars with polite and conservative drivers four
and five dollars per hour or special rates for "outing
trips" to Galveston La Porte Morgan's Point around
the 84-mile La Porte-Crosby loop hunting parties .etc.
Open night and day at our store 911-912 Main street.
JAMES J. GORMAN
OLD PHONE
DUCKS AMP SNIPE
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Hunting season i now here. Our exclusive sporting goods house
Las the largest line of guns of modern models on the market and
ammunition of the highest grade and quality
KEW WINCHESTER 20-GAUGE PUUP GUN $24.00
.Winchester Automatic $21.60 Remington Automatic $30.00
Stevens Pump Gun - -$2180 Remington Pump Guo $2275
cosienTS uni or sporting noons or all kinds
Houston Sporting Goods Store
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ECONOMY IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH
HATTER TO FATHER AND SON
players. One of the sad sights of baseball Is
the tendency of som players to nxpend rials
of wrhtli on the umpire while taking a lot of
at iiff fnitn opposing players which they should
never stand for. It always makes an earnest
rooter sore to nee a player come to the 'plnte
and shake bands In an intimate fashion with
the catcher on the other team. It la all riirht
for these men o be friendly off the field
and no one advocates any sulking or rough
stuff during the games. But the manifestation
of cordiality whita Is sometimes Inflicted on
the public while the same players a moment
later may be making life s burden to an In-
nocent umpire does not create enthusiasm.
Dirty playing such as Intentional spiking
should be severely punish?. At the ssme time
the fans like players who forget everything
during a game but tliir desire to win and who
will go to any fs-lr length to achieve victory.
Larry Doyle is such a player. It Is largely for
that reason that he received the votes of the
trophy commiHslon which awarded blm the
prise automobile this boh son. I Ky le Is In no
sense a dirty player and he has nver been
known to turn an unfair or contemptible trick
on the field. But he Is In then all the time
flahtlng for his rights and working his head
off to win that old bait game. A contest In
which he Is mlxetf never remotely resembles
the despised pink tea of which he epvaks.
AUSTIN IS WORKING HARD
TO WIN REST OF GAMES
Presbyterians figure Luck Beat
Them at Austin and Are Proud
of Showing.
Houston Pat Special.)
SHERMAN Texas October 17. Although de-
feated by Texas University. Austin College does
not consider ton trip to Waco and Austin auy-
thing but a success This Is the record time
in ths last two seasons: Austin College haa de-
feated Baylor and she surprised Texas Untver-
sl ty. The way the eleven showed np ag a Lost
the State champions of 1911. Texaa University
for several years haa not considered Austin Col
lege to be in her clans but It Is known that
Texas University was glad to get off with auy
er ore so as It was In her favor. That Austin
College has the better team has been acknowl-
edged and they would have been In first place
when the season ended If hard luck had not
ovrtaken the team while on the gridiron at
Austin.
The team Is in splendid condition after re-
turning aud has started Into hard practice again
with the Intention of not losing snot her game
and therefore to come out second lu the State.
The next game will be with Texas Christian
University at Dallas on the 24th. This will
probably be a hard game since X. C. U. beat
Southwestern University by the score of
to 0. This day will be a holiday at Austin
College and the whole student body will es-
cort the team to the fair where it is expected
the eleven will reap another victory and thus
bring ber closer to the coveted goal.
SON'S COSTLY ERROR.
Made Mother Faint aa She Followed Qame
by Wire.
(Associated Press Report.
LOS ANGELES. Gal. October 17. Overcome
by emotion when tht electrical scoreboard at a
local theater yesterday allowed Fred SnodgrasH'
muff of the fly wbtck probably coat the New
York Giants the world's championship title.
Mrs. 8nodgrasa mother 'Of the New York out-
fielder fainted.
Mrs. 8nodgrass la an ardent "fan."
PRESTON 1017
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HOUSTON TEXAS
TQT meaning to brag
. ' -though we are
proud of it we are da-
ing the hat business of
oar lives this season.
Thera a migbty good reason
far tbis and i yon waat ta
"get next" to it just com
and take a peep at the great
values we are giving.
of Town Customers Write for
Catalogue Union Made.
NO
LESS
Showing Some Nifty English Walking
Caps for 50c and $1.00.
Capitol Hotel Bldg.
CHICAGO SERIES TIED
BY THE WHITE SOX
American Leaguers Won in Ninth
Inning Finish The Deciding
Game Today.
STANDING.
IMaved. Won. I-"st. Tied.
PC.
Cubs H
White So 8
a 3
3 3 2
(Associated Press Report.)
CHICAGO. October 17. "Chick" MattU-k of
the Chicago American league team today kept
hla club In the running for the city champion-
ship by driving out a triple with the banes
full In the ninth Inning. When be scored a
moment later on un out. he brought defeat to
the local National leaguers by a score (if 8 to 5.
The spectacular finish was in keeping with
the rest of the game. Zimmerman's bitting whs
responsible for four of the Cuba' tallies. His
sacrifice hit scored Miller in the first his home
run brought himself and Tinker borne in the
fourth and his double came in the eighth after
Miller's triple had sent liood home.
For the Sox a wild pitch. followed by
Schn Ik's single sent Borton arrows the plate
In t he second. Then in t he ilx I h Col 1 Ins h nd
Weaver were infected by Zimmerman's habits
and each hit a home run. Borton having doubled
ueiween uiese exploits me nintn tnuing start
ed with the Cubs leading but Richie was wild
and two passes and a hit filled the bases.
La vernier relieved Klchle and Mat tick's triple
followed.
Score R H K
White. Sox 010 OOft 4048 la 0
Cubs UM) 200 OX 6 H '
Lange. Walsh and Schalk; Cheney Hit hie.
Lavender and Archer.
HOUSTON HIGH'S ELEVEN
PLAYS ALLEN TODAY
Seventeen Men Will Make the Trip.
Second Battle for Each
Team.
Hmiston High leaves at 0 05 this morning
for Brynu. where the Blark and Orange eleven
will tie Into the fast Allen Aradciny team.
A I Ion has always had one of the strongest
academic football teams of the State and is
usually a pretty atlrT proposition. The game
with Houston High has become an annual affair
and In always bitterly fought hy the two
contingent.
Thin will he the serorid gam of the season
for each team. High defeated Wharton last
Friday M to O In one of the most remark a Me
games the local eleven has ever put up. High's
plnyrs say all Wharton Including the town
marshal and the sheriff of tin connty were
on hand to help best them. Qulnn Is out of
the lineup because of Injuries sustained from
being kicked by a bystander who took blm
uujiwarcH.
Allen defpated Bllnn Memorial last Saturday
1ft to 6. The Rrenham collegians are usually
heavy but do nn nlay inuh wlentiflr foot-
ball according to High and their game with
Allen la no criterion of the Academy's strength.
High will carry seventeen men. Including
Coach Kenneth Krahl and Manager Henry Ott
to Bryan. The team U in flue condition Intt
has lost the services temporarily of QnlnrJ and
probably permanently of Aid Mitchell the tat-
ter's prnts objecting to his phtylng. Mitchell
wan making a tine showing at tackle.
The probable lineup of the Black and Orango
at the start todav will he:
Right end. Blaine; right tackle. Arnold: right
gua nl. Scott ; center 1)1 Itmnr; left guard. Her-
bert; lpft tackle. Iwyer; left end. Recor; quar-
ter. Thomas; right half Settegast ; fullback.
Bender; left half. Mitchell.
The substitutes will be Dnmlco Simmon
1.1 tt erst and Manning.
The team plays Allen this afternoon and
lea vea Brvan Saturday morning at 2 o'clock
reaching Houston at tt.
All during the past week in spite of the
rain of the lust three days the souad has been
practicing faithfully. Cnacb Krahl reports that
his men are in tine shape and Is confident of
their winning.
The next game of nigh will probably be
played with Rice Institute Saturday week.
THORPE WOULD NOT REFUSE
And Unthinking Admirers Put Themselves
in Peril of Law.
Some people might think that It would he
better to torn down your admirers and frlrads
when they become a pest bat boxers and other
athletes who gain renown are not the kind
to Insult people. Ad Incident that might be
taken for an exam Die occurred last week In
Y'fttsburg when the story got started that
Coach Wanirr of the Carlisle Indian football
team had a fight with Jim Thorpe the Olympian
hero who was reported drunk and quarrel-
some. The story did an Injustice to poor Jim
who la a go mI Indian and capable athlete. The
following letter explains that Jim was simply
a victim of hero worship:
"Itear Sir: "Coach Warner denies the stories
from Pittsburg that he bad a physical en-
counter with Captain 'Jim' Thorpe after the
Washington and Jefferson game. Tha only oc-
currence which could have given rise to such
a ridiculous story was the fact that while wait-
ing at the hotel In Pittsburg for the train
home Coach Warner observed two admirers of
Thorpe presenting him with a bottle of whisky
probably not knowing that they were commit-
ting a State's prlaoo offense by furnishing
liquor to an Indian. Warner called these fel-
lows down In no mild language and also
reprimanded Thorpe for accepting the bottle.
Thorpe explained later that he accepted the
bottle for
he
reason that be did
not wlnh to
offend the donors and ndt
-because he IntenH
to use it. Mr. Warner observed In addition
that not all of Thorpe's numerous admirers
really had his best Interest at heart.'
Mr.
WILL BE NO BETTINQ.
Indiana Race Meet Must Run According
to Law Says Marshall.
(Associated Prts Report.)
CHICAGO October 17. "I abaJl not permit
betting lo Indiana. If the officials fall to
carry out my instructions I shall displaca
them."
This was Governor Marshall's declaration to-
day after hearing of betting on the opening
rac meeting at Porter. Ind.. yesterday.
Begin the day right by reading our
classified ads.. If you have anything to
sell or rent (Just phone Preston 18 i or
SYlff. - no peea to worry yse rosv warn
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4A4vrtlemtnt). :
WHO HAS THE
Four Post-Season Series Show Remarkably Even
Balance in Major Leagues.
Wso has the real edge
-the Americas r to
National kaiwl
No we are not talking a hoot the worM's
series. Now that Boston has won the deriding
gasM twos by the slightest margin we are
will tog te band the slm that way to avoid
argument. Bat the mere decision of a world's
series mesas the superiority of one kagu over
the other so more than It means that of one
club over tb ethr on a season fight.
Of late years there has been a growing senti-
ment that the American leagne T th better
of the two big circuits. The sudden rise to
fame and fortune of the Philadelphia Athletics
la one big cause of the evolution of this theory
which may or may not be true. Then In variMis
post-season contests for the paat few seasons
t he Americas leaguers b a ve had the bet t er
lock with winning. AM of which has Unified
the belief la the precedence of the younger
league.
This year br ynr leave howvr. thf Na-
tional league has somewhat to say In th mat-
ter. Ola nee s bit over the situation and see
fur yourself.
Here is ths rscord of this year's post-season
series to date:
World's Series.
Clubi-i Played. Won. Ixwt. Tied. P. P
Boston Americana .8 4 J 1 .571
New York Nationals. R 3 4 1 .4 Lit
To dectda this aeries not only did the o
f 1 si vs ca mpa I gn gn te re n ga mea bu t by re won
of on tie ent eight. That tie was an eleven-
Inning battle and the decldlug game was a ten-
Inning tray.
Philadelphia Series.
Cltih Plaved. Won. Lost. P. O
Philadelphia Americana... ft 4 I .w0
Philadelphia Nationals ft 1 4 .200
This aeries was short sharp and decisive. Ths
Phillies won the opener and after that ths
Mack men swept four si might giving the players
plenty of time to see the last half of the world's
series played.
St.
Louis Series.
Club Played. Won. Ixwit. Tied. P. r
St. I-ouls Nationals.. K 4 A I ..VI
St. Louis American ft 1 4 ! .420
This series also had to po eighl game on ac-
count of one tie. which went ten Innings. The
scores of all but one ga me were un iform ly
close.
Chicago Serlee.
Club Played Won. Ist. Tied. P C
Chi. 'a o Nationals. . K ;i H 2 .500
Chicago Am. Tirana. . It a 2 ftOO
This series a Iso htN been bltterlv contented.
It In as yet unfinished. tor'H ganw being d.
Halve. Two extra tuning ties have been played.
Few Recruits Tried.
In all Of these four serlee now there has been
a) moot n absolute aiwnee of the tibial formula
of trying out recrulta. The various teams hsve
gone Into the post season batt le Just as the?
wognd up the year In their respect Ire league.
They have been playing long and hard -for
Mood.
No one can doubt for an lnint that In ths
world's serfes for Instance. to more evenly
matched club have never been pitted ana i net
each other. The very fiual status of rue two
teams shown that conclusively. The victory
went to Boston the better defensive team of
the two but they were pushed to the lni noted
to wlu. It was an even tosa tip and luck wna
n big factor In the outrome lifter all Not for
moment detracting from the splendid elm racier
of the Red Soi victor -the aerie wan an even
break. Tin -re vtas no decided tiierlorlty nhonn.
The Philadelphia Series.
Turning now to the Philadelphia serie. In
the writer'a opinion lootn haa the stroncpt nil
around team In either league. Yet his club did
not finish In the first division In the Nutmniil
lea cue and he wss beaten In four out of five
games in the phiy-off Hut conceding the odds
on victory of the At Met tew to mctui tdai they
outclass their National league fellow townsmen
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LEAGUE MAGNATE CALLED
Fogei of Philadelphia Must Make Good Charges
Against Umpires.
Associated Press Report.)
NEW YOliK. October 17. Formal eharp-s
against Horace Fogel president of the Philadel-
phia National league club based on U.h alleged
asAcrtioos lhal umpire had fnvored the New
York club and that thlH year's race had been
fixed for that cluh to win were ordered drawn
at a special meeting here today of the National
league of baseball clubs
Mr. Fogel wi1 1 be given an opport unit j in
substantiate KtBtwtients published over hi sit
nat ure. necualiiu certain umpires of unfa Iihchh.
The charges a'-" will Include statement which
President Fogei is alleged to have made at tin-
Philadelphia i. i .!. 11 pa rk ai the lust series
pl-d there with the New York team an ac
ciisiitlon alleged lo have been made that the
manager of the St. lxula club weakened hU
ten in bv playing substitutes o the New York-
could win. and charge made by William Hi' ii
nan. an umpire whose fainies was said to
have been impugned by Mr. Foget.
"If lie can prove that ihe National league
race wa cntokfl Hits year and thai the um-
pires or the president of the league were pal -
As the News Breaks
In World of Sport
Attain! Syracuse lust
da
of t
the fnrli.-le captain scored
he ;lt point
With sMine bilartty New York critics report
thai even Hugh-s could not object to ihe con-
duel "f (be revued mcea at Piping Uock.
And not ihev lell UH that hlf bout with I.eo
liouck has deuionatrated that Eddie Mciioorty
the OkIiUosIi wonder can not stand body blow.
Harlem Tommy Murphy ia another of tbe
MarathoiK-rs of the ring. He has fought over
Iih) battle In nine years of hts ring career. And
be Ih Hll going.
Midi iff. the onlv Texas leaguer recruited bv
the major who got a thorough try out. finished
I III' MCHMOII
with luc iLiguisnoertt uiiitug .-11 in
iweniv one game. wiLh but
ue extra iiae mi.
lie Mole lour buses.
One curioim fact overlooked In the world's
series lias been that Hi 11 Cnrrigao iilcked as n
big. part of ihe bmins of the Ked Hox aud one
of the biggest lteina In their probable success
caught but ouu game and part of another
tiarry Ilen manii a Tier Olanls had won their
second game though a strong National leaguo
sympathise! . nald that be did not think they
cou Id get two more In a row. Bet O a rry i
walking around now. ylng "I picked 'em. '
Tom Jones the manager of Ad Wolgasl say
that Jack In lion ia the beat legltlmute middle-
weight lu Aim-lien. If Tom doesn't know more
about middle than l.e does apparently about
managing Ad. we will pass up hla judgment.
Albert Iak remembered aa a Onlveaton
t wirier lu 1 . 1 1 aud who has been the a tar
t wirier of the Junction City club. Central Kan-
saa league this season bas been sold to Tra-
verse City in the Michigan State for 000 bone.
The National league Is easily the borne run
leader of i lie two big circuits. In the pt
year the older league made 201 circuit wallop.
ngalnM the Americans' 120. But John sic
tlruw will testify that they can't make the in
when they need them -In world's series.
In the Saturday game between the Browns and
Cardinals at Ht. Louis wben Wellmann held
tbe National leaguer to one hit that blow a
two-base drive by Hteve Kvanx was according
to most of the newspaper writers fool by many
feet. Plnneran's decision rubbed Wellmann of
a no hit game.
Tbe Winged Foot tbe official publication of
the New York Athletic club la out with an edi-
torial charging that two of tbs New York Ath-
letic club athletes Bellsrs and Reiser are
qui tiers. Those two gentlemen are load In re
questing the writer to come out In the open
and declare his Identity.
8a turd av approaches with the Sooner-Long-horns
at Dallas of Interest outside of tbe fact
that the Toiau are engaged because the Hoon-
ers will play A. and u. here Carnival week.
It Is a pltv that tbe Rams will not be a real
test of strength as Texas can not play her
first year men In tbe game.
F.ver since Swsrthmnre carried the ball eighty
yards to a tou hdowu by a bewildering series of
dazzling shirts passes and bucks which not
only broke up the Pennsylvania line but darted
past the secondary line of defense Pcnn sup-
porters are beginning to wonder If Minds Craig
and Mercer really form tbe best beck field In
tbe fcast.
Callahan Is said to have ofleeed Hair Lord
WOTW? SSpTwiSk S taTEf prteo I
at tUi.QWi. Lort iktu. u cullia tta. '
EDGE?
4 te 1. yt this is the single series etf el! tboee
la point wbere the A merles a leaguers bs vs
shows as decided eta as. Evsa la this series
Dooin's best alugrers failed to bit as they were
exported to and his box men were sadly off
form. It was a cIssdop though- The Phi I ties
started out with a win asd after that sever
bad a look In.
Ths Cardinals Win.
At St. Louis the contest was feugbt every
Inch as Mtterly as at Bos toe asd New Tort.
The Cardinals woa the ttrst game asd ths sec-
ond. The Browns took the third sod tbe fourth
went (en rounds to a tls called by darkness.
The Cardinals woo U fifth and then Stovatl'i
men made (be count three and three by winning
each game of
doubls-ueaoer. in ine etgnrn
and last game though.
leaguers edged out by one run snd won the cttv
championship. It was a series of ups and
downs. One day Wetlmsuu could pilch a one-
hit game and on anutter be driven from the
box. There can be no question that here agaia
no edge was shown. Tbe National leaguers won
hist ss the Hed Sox won. bet they held no
precedence In talent over their detested rivsls
the lowly Browns.
The Most Remarkable Series.
At Chicago the moat remarkable series of all
bas not yet been completed. The brilliant strug-
gle In ths Kaat bas distracted attention from
the beautiful light for the clly Sag between
the White Stockinged team of Comtskey aitd
Callahan and the aggressive club of Ctjauo awl
his etTusIvs boss. Murphy.
Tlio two tragus hav pevt witnessed a more
thrilling set to and should the Hox win tothiy
they will have aceomptlMied a feat svrn greater
than that aVtston anlilrved in ltKVk. than that
New York almost accomplished this yei
Fho nerles onencd will
0 to 0
lie
bet ween
Wafah' and Lavender ih whlrti Big HH -allowed
the Cuba but one hit. The Sox have bitterly
cojnplslnrd that the umpire called tpta game
when it could have proceeded further when they
were going best snd Lavender as weakening.
However that may be they followed up the
battle with a 2 to 2 tie on the next game.
This game went ten innings being called by
darkness.
Ths Cub Rally.
Then set In a remarkable Cub rally. For
three games though outhlt almost every day.
the Cub swept In ahead of the battling ci
till the count stood 3 to 0 for the National
leaguers. The propoattlou looked hopelea for
the Comlakeyitea. But that hope that springs
eternal in the human breast was well rewarded
lu the cane of the Sox fans who still had faith.
Kndlng w lib yep tenia v a brilliant ltnlth. the
American leaguers took three atralght games and
two of theiu by nhilli Inning ralllca when thrr
were behind. The count now stands three ami
three with two tlen and today's game la to be
the deciding factor.
If tbe Hox win iheV will achieve victory bv
the unparalleled feat of winning four couaecti-
tlve games In a post season aeries hen their
opponenlM had three cam- .von and needed hut
one mote to cinch I he tliie.
Outcome in Doubt.
What wilt be the outcome V The Snx fight hat
been the gaiucst In history. Not only have
they had to come from behind on the series but
lu two gsuich kn well Can they repeat ?
Regard les of the outcome at Chicago the
mo! skeptical iniial admit that never have Hie
ino leagues ahown aa remarkably even a 1ml
auce. Willi the single exception of the rase
of Philadelphia every series has been wonder-
fully fought.
The New York (Hants and the Boston Ked Sox
each finished In flrat place. The Athletics ihe
ihlnl American imm. were pitted agalnat th
nTih in the Nallonal league. The Cardinal''
sixth It the oller body played the seventh in
the Anieii. iiu 1. iigue. And the Cub second In
the National played the White Nov fourth In
the American.
Con that Informal Ion over a while and then
tell us which Is the at rouge r league the Na-
tional or the American.
tle-i to if." :tid Prealdeiit Lynch In a statement
t Do- meeting. f hen the iimpin-H ahotild be
diftlwtrg.-d and blaekliated from ever taking
pail In i.rgaftlxcil ball and the presbb nt of the
leuirne Nhoiihl aleti down and out of hi position
In disgrace. (n the other band if tbee ehnrgei
chi t be proved (lieu It ia up lo the Nn
tioiial league to mh legislation pri'vctittng tliH
mini fn-111 n'preHenllnt: any league club In any
capacity. 1 resieci fully nlace this before you
gentlemen uud 11 your wlah aa to procedure lu
tltit cane."
John A. Heyillrr secretary of the league was
directed to present the charges to President
Fogel within five days and Mr. Fogel was given
Ave (l.i additional to draw up Ida answer. The
league 'will meet here Tuesday. November l!ft to
hint' Mr. Fogel's defence and lake action lu
the mailer.
Thomas J. I.ynch. president of the league
presided at today's meeting
After Home discussion a- to the procedure to
be fed lowed. It was decided thai the charges
against Mr. Fogel be foriimluled and lie be
giver a hearing on November Jli.
Fniplrcx William F. Uteunan. Char lew Klgkr.
William Kid!) and Al Oiib ucre all in attend-
ance at today's meet lug but were not called
upon to testify.
With
Comment
and
Calcium
Reflection
Weaver wlil'li pul that player on I of (lie present
eries. bus bi-en one of the Ho Mar a'l
ibnuigli. hi bat and III the field. Hi one bad
Tear doe ui n count for Cm I being willing to
part with him
Abel K1v:it ih wearing a new atvle of ahoe
In hi exhibition nice. hua a prlns In Hi"
hee) and the inventor figures that ft use will
u i m- ail ffd records oft the slate. K'dile.
inaiii'i). thf Finnish runner protected to Jaine
)-. finllivau HgHlnat the shoe being used by
K Ivlst Ifi hi race with him. Then thej flu
Ished at a drill) heat.
Henry Stude. wiring to The Post for whom
he had been writing the Houston view of thc
VYorhl' series each day. sld of the lam two
game: "I wtuitei) to be in Umlon a hadtv a
you wanted the stoir. but I couldn't make It "
That wire came Tuesday. If is an odd bei
that when the (iiunt won that dav. If Slun
packed up and went over to Ilea n town nnywuv.
Saturday Abe Attell. who had been p'-rltcn
ly bucking the tilants. with succe a he
copp'd on the first victory of Marqiiard got
mad at Mctira w tccnuc Muggy aeni word to
A tV that if lie wanted to see him he won 1 d
have lo call him "Mr- Mciiraw !" Able aald he
switched and be! $l."i(H) on Joe Wood to win
Wat unlay Jni on tha I account . "I didn't rn II
M'Oraw inisit-r.' " he added "'I culled hi in
hometlilllg elc."
There's a funny wort of ailMiee that la hang
Ing all n round. Tiling are n! nolle as iio1y
all 1ot v.eck ve found. There's no surging
crowd a bustling with the tread of many feet
and no shurp at seen to bowlings the ei pert ant
ear now greet. The telephone la renting and U
d'n't jungle now a often a It did all week
nor make a big a row. We've been trvhig
hard lo figure what's put but)e on the run -why.
ihe answer's ready waiting -for the durned
old series' dope!
HUGH BEDIENT USED TO
PITCH FOR $1.50 A GAME
Boston Red Six Twirler Made Hit
Debut for That Sum After Being
Appraised at One Bone.
(Associated Press Report.)
WARREN Pa.. October 17. Hugh Bedlent.
tbe Boston Ked Soi twirler made his first ap-
pearance In Warren with tbe Falconer high
school team against tbe Warren independents.
Hedirnt attracted the attention of R J. Schuck-
er. manager of the Warreu team. Later when
HchiM-ker bnofced two games With the Meadvllle
inlorcollegiitea. be telephoned to Bedlent:
"I bare two games for tod 3 but only one
pitcher. I'll give you $1 ami expenses to come
and pitch the anernonn game.
was the answer "bat make It 11.50 and
I'll mn.
That was the flrat game Bedlent ever pitched
for money snd be woo. Later be broke tbe
record for strikeouts pitching s game of tsres
- ti tiJSTtTttim
Uattera wer .truck out. .$t v .r.-.t
REAL
Wet Weather Goa!
ELL show youtfifefBig
w
ffestAssortmentsofdown
right "GOOD" Raincoats you'll "iMm
English Roseberry
Coats at $15 Feather-
weight Double-Texture
Coats at $10 Service-
able Cravenetted Over-
coats in a variety of
fabrics $15 and on
and Elegant Gabardines
$20 to $30.
New and popular
our Gabardine Coats for
Women cut like men's
coats $18.
6
If We're Hot-Tailoring Your
Clothes or Making Your Shirts
m
Its only because you do not know how
good our service is. We got the goods
for YOUR FALL CLOTHES and can
deliver you just what you want. We
have a cutter and we have tailors who
"know how." And we
ending service. Order
Overcoat now !
The House of Hamilton Bros.
Haberdashers. Tailors. Shlrtmakers
510 MAIN STREET
TEXAS OFF FOR DALLAS
TO MEET S00NERS
Longhorns Are Not Too Confident
of Success but Entertain Hopes '
of Victory.
Houston Post Sptcial.)
A I S I'IN. Trim". Oclolicr 17. Tbff prll
bruriiiE w.ornl Inimlrcil tikHit. from Vll-
vir.ilv of Ti' tn llnlliin tu wltui'M the ttalr-ti-oiil
h Bimnnl fimtlnill mini" Willi irklnlmnill tinl-
viTlf.v li-nvon lirri' umlght. AllliiuiKll lroi.
IipcIh iiv imt ofi-rly hilifht for a .lelnry afffilli.t
tin- Hwmrrii and fti'ii I-thI are agaln.t
thf Itmliiirn manr of tlio tililuta are UkltiK
rlTHtitHjrf of tin I'lmriL'tT lo een the rontpat
nml will miK'tient tli'lr fon-ea In Oallaa with
liiindrnU .f n I n in 11 1 lio ulr mi'i'llllK In their
unntinl hi'mhIoii.
Tin- f.iollinll iwiiihiI I'-ft IbmI nlirlit In a ape-
rial loiirli In iinlir in In- un the Krounila early
uiiniiifh to net llii- MllfTiii-HH n1 aoii'iir.a worked
mil i.f tln-lr iiih.'-I'-n lii-fnn- the nrai-. Alao
-ni-li lh-rilli-i- tnav have hopeU to p-t nway
front tin- wi-niher tlml liHft kept the Lonchorna
In. I. ..I- Imiiu.' Un- liaul few ila.va. AlllimiKh
smllv In i I i-r piH.II.-e II ha heen llnpoa-
hihi- In il ii mlviintiini-OKH work oiit.lile.
rlnrki- lli-lil I. 'i ei-a nt mini hihI there h.. heen
n fcli-mli ii.iiiln-r tilnwhiK f..r .e.erKl ilaia. ir
iiniiiiiiii-il Iiv i-iililliiiial ralnfiill.
Twi-utv nix nii'ii. ai-ioinlialil'-il lT HeH'l t'oaVh
All-i-dl-i'. AMlalanl t'nai-li HU. rrnlm-r lllnrh
Hhil Miuiapi-r llnrri-tl. i-mnpneeii the Tenia rep-li-iinlnllvi'ii
All of the men were tnken lo
the train emir In teh e.enlng ami after a ahort
I n Ik hy the i-'l-lie were reiitieal oil lo (et Into
lln-lr hi-rth. Irnineillnlelv. All talk of the Kami-
linn been mlKioeil. unil nowhere ih there any
reri-reiii-e hi nil to Ihe ioinlnR runteat Ainonit
uii'inliiTM of tin- team.
Ailvnni-e ri'imrl. from Ihe Siwiner ealnp allow
the iiklalioiniiii. i-oiiflilent of rli-lorj with their
eallniale KaiiRi-it on a ollil ha.la. Kxperlenee
I. a iirlneiiiBl fm-tor. with atar plajrera a better
U.ki-r unil more (irai-llee all have tended tn
ewlnir the odil. Koonerwnrd. Aa hlfh aa 8 to 1
I heen otfen-il lien- on the Oklahoma team.
Willi no taker nnil the majority of tbe bettlnc
hi liH-n on the in-ore.
Com h Aldi rillce will not talk of the eonilng
KniiH-. The leaiii mu.v go Into the game with
Rain! Rain!
and then some!
Treat yourself to a good
raincoat. Rubberized
Raincoats at $5 is the
starting point of our stock.
Thence upward $14.50
$20.00 and $25.00 for
English Gabardines Can-
ton Cloths and Double-
Texture Coats.
SOS MAIN STREET
IV V SonTOS AH9 OALVIfTOStf i
Viini i Or--
rnui j vnut
' -a
give you attention never
your new season's Suit or
ESTABLISHin
RICE HOTEL NEXT DOOR TO US
the name lineup laat week but with mnr
tirartliey time It la Tery lltelr that thcra aaoiilit
iiave been a i-omphstn ataakMip. Along; arh H
ihe aiiei-nintlona on tb ai-ure tber hu HibMt
been aome eatlmattnff at tbtt pruftgbhl Uouf...
Football Raiulta.
( Associated Presi Rtpori.) s""'"'
At Rnlelgh; N. f!. (ieorgetowg 48( .Sottb.
Carolina A. and M. 0. .. ?.
Lyceum Opens October 18th t" ;
At City Auditorium. Oet your ticket
NOW.
On sain Anderson's Pbartnaor. -
(Advertliement.)
It's difficult to set an exact path
value on happlneaK but a beautiful :v
attmrtlvft home Rocs a long Wl (
inward mnklng; a woman happy. A
few dollnrs spent In
wall;?
PAPER
Tarofully selected will do mora to
brighten up the home and male It
beautiful and attractive than anjM.
other way of spending the money. -
Let ua aurprlaa you with ' (
the email amount It will f :
coat to redecorate and paper '
your nome.
Jas. Bute Co'
HUUStO.I
ALL THE LATEST i
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4 .X
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BICYCLE TIRES ARK QOOQ !
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MARCH CULMORG (
1011 PRAIRIE..
We Sell en Credit. Bicycles AH i
One-Hundred and Fifty Dollars and
Twenty-Five Dollars Per Month
win buf an Indian MaloroyotB. V . J
Why walk or Pay Car lara
Tbi InMa. Kotorcjcli fc Sapp! is.
1103 CAMTOt AVtBDE 4 W
BICYCLES $25.00
Wwi 2.80 :-Vv foot fffl?J3
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