Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 October 1914 — Page 8

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1914.

Closes Gates at Shibe Park "Points" Club for World's Series Contests.

How players have fared financially in late American-National league series for world's championships: 1908—Cubs, $27,668.95 Detroit, $18,45b.97. 1909—Pittsburgh, $40,154.94 Detroit, $26,769.96. 1310—Athletics, $47,433.15 Cubs, 531.628.77. 1911 Athletics, $76,746.37 Giants, $51,164.24. 1312—Red Sox, $88,543.02 Giants, $53,02S.6S. 1913 Athletics, $81,168.51 Giants, $54,105.57.

National League

HoBton, 15-0 Brooklyn, 2-5. At Brooklyn—First game: Boston 3 0 2 0 5 0 0 3 2—15 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 7 2 S Batteries—Crutcher and F. Tyler

Aitchison, Schmutz and McCarty, Fisher.

1 Second game: tBoston 00 3 000 10 5—9 10 4 (Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0—5 10 2

Batteries—Hughes, Hess and F. Ty'er Allen, Ragan and McCarty.

Pittsburgh, 4-11 Cincinnati, 3-4. At Cincinnati—Firs.t game: it 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 7 4 incinnati .1 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 2—3 8 1

Batter.'es McQuillan and Smith /ties, Douglass and Glockson.

'econd game: P'.sburRh 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 4 1 CHnnatt 0 0 0 3 1 0 *—4 6 0 4.tteries—Kelly and Schang Schneidefend Gonzales. (illed by agreement.)

Chicago, 4 St. Louts, 3. .ASt. Louis— 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 4 8 1 St. t(is ...00000003 0—3 9 3

Ba»ries—Zabel and Tyree Perritt., Perd, Kobinson, Williams and Snyder.

tv York, 4j Philadelphia, O. At York— Phila«ph#a .0 00C0000 0—0 3 2 N 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 1 0 1

Bathes—Rixey, Mattison and Doo In X«iree and Smith.

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PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Oct. 6.—Secret practice in preparation for the world's reries with the Boston Braves was started today -by the Philadelphia American league team. It was planned '-*& give the Mackmen a hard drill for tvv hours in the forenoon today and tomorrow, while both morning and afternon on Thursday will be devoted to plays that it is hoped will be elective against the National league champions. The Athletics will line up against the New York Americans this afternoon, while the final game of their regular schedule will be played tomorrow against the same team.

Manager Mack announced last night that the National league winners will not hold their preliminary practice at Shibe park, the home of the American league here, but will practice for the world's series on the grounds of the Philadelphia Nationals. They are expected to come here from Brooklyn Immediately after today's game.

Players' Profits in Past Title Clashes

Baseball—Amateurs—Other Sports MACK INAUGURATES SECRET PRACTICE

7 hey'11 Gather in Coin Umpiring at the World's Series

WILLIAM KLE31.

WILLIAM BYRON.

If Messrs. Klem and Byron of the National leaguo were to hav*s a reguIsy job at the salary they will receive (?1,000 daily) for officiating at the world's series, they would be the highest salaried men in the country. As it is. there ibn't a doubt that anyone would like to change places with these two gentlemen during the tussle between the Macks and the Braves.

American League

Philadelphia, 2| New York, 0. New York ..0000 0000 0—0 2 1 ad a 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 0

Batteries—McHale and Sweeney Bush, Bresler, Shawkey and Schang and Lapp.

Washington, 9? Boston. 3. At Boston— Washington 2001010 3 2—9 11 2 Boston 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1—3 10 3

Batteries—Johnson and Alnsmith Collins, Gregg and Cady.

Answer to Shelbum Fan. Runner out at home if so ruled by umpire and question of whether catcher touched runner with ball or glove left to umpire's judgment, from which there Is no appeal.

Stop Paying Rent. Let the Money Pay for House and Lot at Davis Gardens.

Out here at Davis Gardens, juet beyond the city line, South Seventh street, we are putting up some very attractive cottages that we are selling on an easy payment plan.

They are modern in every particular and thoroughly well built. When you look them over you will see they are not skimped down to cheapen them. So good are they, you will be surprised that they can be bought for anything like the money. We will sell these 7 room cottages, or

build you one to suit the ideas of your family, for so small a sum as $500 down and $40 a month. If you are not quite ready for such a proposition Just now, but would like- to look ahead a bit by securing a building lot at a reasonable figure, we will gladly sell you a lot from $375 to $625 for $2 down and $2 a week.

Most of the lots are 50x150 feet. Run out and pick one out. Next Saturday and Sunday we have special sale days—but you don't have to secure one.

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LEXINGTON, K.v.. Oct. 6.—The Kentucky futurity for three-year-old trottors, a real classic of the American lisfht harness turf, was to be decided at th6 Kentucky Horse Breeders' association meeting here today. The stake is worth $14,000 and decides the championship of the year in its class.

Only nine colts remained eligible, but they represent the pick of the season's three-year-olds. Among them are Peter Volo, 2:04M Lady Waneteka, 2:10 Mr Lucille Spier, 2:07% Ortolan Axworthy, 2:i7^ Lee Axworthy, 2:08, and Adbell M., 2:09%.

"Lefty" Gilbert Thinks Braves Will Take 1'itle

"Lefty"' Gilbert, former Terre-Ir hurler, who arrived in Terre Haute late Monday afternoon, thinks the Braves will win the world's series which is scheduled to start at Shibe park, Philadelphia, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The reasons for his belief will be tipped off to the fans in a story which "Lefty" will write for publication in Wednesday's Tribune. Gillie has seen both clubs perform this season and his dope ehould be interesting to local fans.

Gilbert will winter in Terre Haute and It is likely he will again coach the Rose Poly basketball quintet.

Grand Circuit Results

Walnut Hall Cup, 2:12 Trotters of June 1, $3,000. Rythmell, blk m, by Rythmic (Shank) 1 Ma.rgaret Drulen, (Cox).... 2 Brighton B., (Murphy) 3 King Clansman, br (McMahon) 4

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Time—2:05%, 2:05%, 2:04%. Bertha Carey, Bonington, Henrietta C., McCloskey also started. The Futurity, for 2-Year-Old Trotters $5,000. Sparkle Watts, ch f, by General

Watts (Geers) 2 1 1 General French, c, by Justice Brooks (Miller) 3 2 2 Native Spirit, I (Cox) 3 2 'J Bondella, (Murphy) 4 3 S

Time—2:10%, 2:10^, 2:11%. Petress Burton, Bacelli. Henry Todd, Silver Axworthy also started. 2:00 Pace, 3 in 5, Purse »l.OOO. Jaystone, h, by Redfield, Jr. (Snow) 1 1 1 Tillie Tipton, (Murphy) ..9 2 2 It Will Tell, (Thomas) 8 3 3 Princess Patch, (Railey-

Macey) 6 Time—2:05%, 2:04%, 2:05%. Ella Mackey, Lillian W., The Imperator, Rastus, Bessie B., Dick Sentinel, Miss Newshare also started.

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Casual Comment

The Braves got to Brooklyn hurlers for a total of 24 hits in Monday's dou-ble-header. The opener was easy for Stallings' crew, while It took a ninth inning finish to pull .the second combat out of the fire.

Holding the Phillies to*three blows, Demaree piloted the Giants to a 4 to 0 win, thereby cinching second position for McGraw's gang.

After knocks galore, the Reds closed Ihe season by trimming the Pirates, 4 to 1. The first game went to Clarke's band, 4 to 3.

Those rival Fed league clubs, Chicago and Indianapolis, both won Monday, leaving the former aggregation still a half a game ahead.

Walter Johnson pitched Washington Into third place in the American league race Monday, defeating the Red Sox, 9 to 3.

Bush, Bresler and Shawkey are fit for the world's series as evinced by their work yesterday against the Yanks. Bush didn't allow a hit in three rounds, while the other two twirlers, who divided the last six rounds, yielded one blow each.

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Bostcn 93 58 New York 83 69 St. Louis 81 72 Chicago 78 76 Brooklyn 76 80. Philadelphia 73 79 Pittsburgh 69 S4 Cincinnati 60 94

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Philadelphia 98 52 J3cstiin 90 61 Washington 80 72 Detroit 80 V3 St. .Louis 71 S3 Chicago 70 84 New York 69 88 Cleveland 51 103

Batteries—Groom, Crandall and Chapman Kaiserllng, Mullin and Rariden.

ChlcaKO, 2 Kansas City, O. At Chicago— Kan. City ..00000000 0—0 6 2 Chicago 0 1100000 •—2 5 0

Batteries—Cullop and Easterly Prendergast, Fisk and Wilson.

Pittsburgh,- 8-11 Baltimore, .'8-1. At Baltimore—First game: it 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 2 1 8 1 1 2 Baltimore ..10000300 2—6 10 4

Batteries—Knetzer and Berry Bailey, Smith, Wilhelm and Kerr.

Second game: Pittsburgh .. ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 7 1 Baltimore 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 5 2 (Called darkness).

Batteries—Dickson and Roberts Quinn, Conley and Jacklltsch.

Amateur Ball

The manager of the Universal ball club would like to arrange a game with the W. T. H. St. Leonards to be played on either team's diamond. If contest is accepted answer through the Tribune.

The T. H. Tigers have an open date for Sunday and the manager would like to book a contest with some fast semipro team In this section. For games address club, care Tribune.

The Newport Athletics would like to hear from some fast amateur ball clubs for games to be played Wednesday and Thursday, as the hill climb will be held on those dates. Expenses will be given. The Athletics defeated the Danville T. P. A. team by the score of 6 to 1. For games address club, care Tribune, or call Manager V. M. Sabury, Newport, Ind.

The Blackhawk semi-pro ball club would like to arrange a contest with the Riley team for some date in the near future. The manager wants games with other teams in this vicinity. Blackhawk defeated Prairieton in a double-header by the scores of 7 to 2 and 2 to 1. For bookings address club, care Tribune, or Manager G. Rudisel, Blackhawk, Ind.

The Yandalia Sluggers have Issued a challenge to the Paris McGuire-Cum-mlngs Colts for a game to be played Sunday at Paris, with expenses guaranteed for eleven men. Answer through the Tribune, or call manager, 4516 old phone.

LIGHT WORK FOR YOST'S MEN.

ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 5.—Training table for the Wolverine eleven started last night with twenty-six men on the list, as follows: Captain Raynsford, Lyons, BuahnelL Hughitt, Gait, Cochran, Maulbetsdh, Catlett, E. James, Watson, Reimann, Hildner, Huebel, Millard^ Benton, Quail, McNamara, McHale, Stattz, Splawn, Niemann, Bastian. Skinner, Roehm, Dunne and Whalen. Only lljrht signal practice was given the team Monday afternoon. J. S. Crawford, of Wooster college, has been engaged as Interclass football ccach. F. Davenport Smith, an attorney from Hiawatha, Kan., who was guard on the University of Kansas team, coached by Ycst in 1899, is here on a two weeks' vacation and will help Couch Schults with the linemen.

I Local Elevens Clash, The Jett Hustlers' football eleven was scheduled to compete with the W. S. Rea school team Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Tenth street and Indiana avenue. For games with the Hustlers call 1735 old phone.

STATISTICAL RECORD.

BIAARIAGE LICENSES.

James Gibson, 39, Marion Heigrhts, miner, to Hattle Bridgewater, 31, Marion Heights, domestic.

George Hampe, 61. Terre Haute, cigar manufacturer, to Flora Fallain, 1204 South First street, domestic.

Edward Gast, 24. Terre Haute, machinist, to Elsie Corbin, 23, Terre Haute.

George W. Chaffer, 62, Terre Haute, bartender, to Grace Stewart. 28, domestice, Terre Haute.

Albert 'WilllamB, 22, Bloomlngton, Ind., farmer, to Marie McKey, 21, Bloomlngton.

REAL ESTATE THAJVSFEIIS. Evangeline Ratcliffe and husband to Sadie L. Wyrick, lot 322, Marion Heights $160.

Louis D. Walker to Caroline R. Mayrose, lot 43, McLean Place $2,000. Francis M. Garrett et ux to John Edward Shaw et ux, part northeast half of section 26, township 12. range 9$6,000.

James C. Stimson et al to Sarah E. Roberts, lot 27, Maple Avenue Place$300.

Walter A. Phillips et ux to Horace Wildermuth, lot 19, W. A. Phillips' third subdivision: $500.

Agnes Brlnkman to George Kunkler, part 9, original town $15,500. Zella L. Hooks and husband to John Huerbner, lot 84, Chestnut Place: $1,850.

Mary M. McCreary to Victor E. Schup, lots 71 and 72. McLean Place: $875.

Perry S. Summerville et ux to Ray Rector et ux, parts of northwest quarter of section 20, township 13, range 7 $3,000.

J. C. Stimson et al to John Dalla et al, lot 394, Maple Avenue Place $225.

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National League.

Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York. American League. New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston.

1 ederal League:

Buffalo, 4| Brooklyn, 8.

At BuffaloBuffalo 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1—4 10 2 Brooklyn ..0 0000201 0—3 10 6

Batteries—Anderson and Lavigne Seaton, Bluejacket and Land and Watson.

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