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I Uckets for general tdmliilnn to the i Jl and $S aeats. Many of these same 1 fans had etoo In Una for hours yesj terday awaiting their turn to pur chase general admission. IMi year there la to be no ticket handout at the box off ice on the day of the fame. but as purchasers of the field seats; will be accommodated on the "first 1 come, first served" plan, those anxious to grab choice locations when the j crates opened lined up hours before ' the scheduled time for the ticket tak- : ers to go on duty. j The Brooklyn players assembled for j their preliminary workout late in the ( morning-. As each of the favorites arj rived he was recognized by the sharp eyed boys hanging around the eni trances. Rube Marquard drove up in a j !!; ltmoualne accompanied by Ed Ffeti fer and Manager Kobtnson. ' Burleigh Grimes, who was another strong- pub- . lie choice to open the series, worked ' out before noon with Otto Miller, the Brooklyn players took advantage of the splendid weather to get up a good sweat and they showed the spectators some good work. Some of them rej matned in the clubhouse until late 1 the afternoon. Others got away early and drove out to Jamaica to see the ' races. DesDlte the fact that the American League champions have been made favorites in what little betting there is. the Dodgers are quite confident. They do net figure that the Indians have a thing on them in any department of the game. ENTERS PROTEST The Chioago Motor Club is entering a vehement protest against the growing practice of park police olticeit rending wrecked cars to garages picked arbitrarily by tUe officer. tvthin he p ) ffw days several (Tfs luf come t.i ihe notice of titi? club of tlals whort'n a member wji forced to have hts car towed to a garage selected by the officer. A woman member ran Into a tree on Sheridan road in o'dr to avoid striic Ini? another car. The officer demanded that a garage r.ear tho loop be authorized to tow the car. The woman refused, stating that as a member of tne Chicago Motor Club she was entitled to free towing service. The off!, cer was obdurate, however, and the car was towed from Argyle street to a pclnt within a few bUcka from the loop. The official static of the Chit'sgo Motor Club was nly a short distance from the seen of the arctdent. The second incident occurred on Michigan avenue, Chas. M. Haj'Ji. prosldent of the club, happened to tie passing when the officer was Insisting upon the wreck being taken to a cer tain repair shop. Mr. Hayes protested! r2 TIRE and TUBE DAY

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saying that the Club Service Department could handle the case without charge tw the motorist. The officer would listen to no argument and threatened to arrest Mr. Hayes far In terferring with an officer. The Supt. of the South Park Board was appeatled to and he declared that the policeman had exceeded Ms authority la making this demand. FOR BOUT WITH TONIGHT These Chicago heavyweight rivaU, Teny Mellehar and Cept. Bob Roper, had to get together same time, and some time happens to be tonight. Therefore, with a bunch of local scriolegy followers gathers around the rjngslde, Mellehar and Roper will cut loose at Bill Frsscr' arena in Kenosha. Mellehar and Roper undeubtedly are the best of the local flock of heavyweights. Their fighting careers have been short, but they have come ui fat. That they haven't met before might be attributed to astute mana.-o-ment. for, having- ben permitted tlte opportunity to develop class, the financial returns will be worth whilj. It is one bout that Is tough to dope out. Mellehar has a rlght hand punch that is good for a Knockout, while Roper is a good elouter with either hand and in addition is a hard fe!lov to damage. J'ever having seen Roper in action, we're not going to hazard a guess. If every bout on the card goes i h limit there will be thirty rounds Ct milling. The other bouts are Vic Hlrach vs. Eddie Raynor, 143 pound; Sammy Mandell vs. Barney Doola.t, bantamweights. CHICAGO WILL BID FOR 1921 OLYMPICS Chicago will make a atrong bid lor the Olympic games of 1621. Everett C. Brown, who was Chicago's representative at the games at Antwerp as a member ef the American Comralsaion of eports. returned to Chicago yesterday after having; taken every possible step to aid the project of the world fames in Chicago a year hence. With moat of the Hurepesn countries balking at the cost of preparing Jcr the great games. Chicago's bid taHes en new .significance with the certainty of a stadium costing $590,000 to IJl,00d,$f now under consideration. Mr. Brown declared that the charge of "Chuck" Meller that the athlete were krrt in a shabby schoolhouse 8? SALE Tires and Tubes, both we -will during these tire and tube for

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HOW INDIANA TEAMS FARED DespAe a couple ef gloom spots thut upon analysts turn out to be not so very black after all, the real opening of the IfenFlcr football ason Saturday was satisfactory. Hooeler teams gained an even break of it in six interstate contests, Wabash. Natre I'sme and Franklin wlnrung from Transylvania. Kalamazoo and Wilmington in decisive fashion, while Indiana lost a sUzling 1 1-7 battle to Iowa. Rose Poly Iot a good 13-0 game to St. Iauis Cnicrsity and Tat Fage'a Butler youngjun lost to the Mrong W.Utenbcrg tvim that has gone through three neations without a defeat by a 20 to 6 scure. Far From Downhearted GREENCASTIJ5, Ind . October 5 Coa-clt Buss's Tiger football team which gave Purdue the scare of her life at I vtfayette Saturday and lost by the small score of 10 t (. returned in 1 airly good shape. Galoway, the atar halfback va slightly injured, aa was QuartcrUnc' Korrlg. Adams was laid out but will be able to resume practice tins week. r:x i ii Tr t r..L XUJUCUtJU XVIiOLJia UUl fJ-POrCfi 'R'nia in Tll'rr'riT'h MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4 Ritchie Mitchfcll, Milwaukee lightweight, knocked ouj George Errte of Trenton. Tsr. J., fn the tight)) of a scheduled ten round flpht at the Milwaukee Auditorium tonight. It was Mitchell's fight all the way. Erne took a count in the first round, but managed to, slay through the session. Thereafter he made the milling fairly interesting, but ih final result wea never in doubt. OUR FIGHT DECISIONS Kifchie Mitchell knocked out Georg Erne In the eighth round at Milwaukee. Young Andy Chancy of BaUinior-? stopped Walter Stewart of Ari!t Vir ginia in the fourth round, nnd Itub Josephs. Xfiv Kneland. bested Hurbio' Hutchison in eight rojnd -it Phila delphia. Mik Ertle cf St. I'aul lost a twelveround decision tr Battling Leonard of Philadelphia at Tfenjon. BROOKLYN TICKET SALE IS $60,000 ABOVE CAPACITY NKW TO UK, Oct 5 Indictativc of the Interest in the wcr!J scries was the announcement today fcy the P.rooklyn management that the demand for yeats has far exceeded tho capacity of the field. Thousands of application. na tne accompanying cue cu will l i relumed by the club, it was fail. The demand has bcrn gri-ater lhn that four years ago. when the I'toliins von the National learua flag. Ebbets said about 60,6''0 would have to be returned to applicants fofj, Ic.kjj Babe Ruth Picks Indians ! To Win Over Brooklvn ; NEW" lOTIK, Oct. 5 Prominent :s Iraguera today expressed their oplnioi: ! regardiag the world s reries winner. 1 Babe Kuth. famous slugger, believes i the Indians -aill win. John J. McGra'v, manager of the. Giants. r.r.J his s!tt J nt, John J. Kvers, th nk Brooklyn will ' triumph. Joe Kelly, Yankee scout while an American I-fagucr 1 iicli ncs t the Dodger. i..jjj..m i L-X.5J-.1 u f- ---c ! j-u j - 7 t, q TO at ut-,

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.IANFSVTM.K, WIS.' Oct. i-- Karl Hamilton pitched no-lnl no-run cam; tor tho Flttnuurii'ii IMriU-s. here ,today and the Sumsun Tractors wre beaten 1 to 0. Tho I'iraios made t'nelr lone run in tlia ninth. With two down,: Smith lined a two baggvr to left center, ' scoring ISaibaro, who had prectdtd him with a two buso swat and hud stolen I third lathrop plt.h.-U for the Sam j tons utid, though touched for nine hi!;. i Lcpt them tcatttrcd and was given ex-! cfllont support. ! RENSSELAER OVERWHELMS MOMENCE The Rensselaer high echool footaall team gave ttic M-jmenc (111.) clen a fever druUbinp; at Riverside park I Saturday afternoon in what was tht Initial gridiron clash of the scaaon n local circles. Tho final score whs 70 to 0, the lied and, Rlack scoring machine registering; consistently in each of the four pani3. CENTRAL BEATS WASHINGTON S. i j Central school defeated Washmgl.m 1 s:hool in llnmnioiid yesterday sftcrnorm In a JoonMy played frame bv a rc.ie i.f li'.i-JS. A touch'ouck saved the Same for Central. NEGRO ESCAPES FROM "FARM" Hammond plce have been notified thai Jaintd li. Hiackmati, colored, has escaped from the atato penal farm U:ackn)an was sentenced from Ham- I ntond July 7, to serve ISO days and aj havy tine for petit larceny. He escape'' ! Vriclay and :t is believed that he wili idiurn to the Calumet region. A reward of flu is offered for his appre- 1 llllKi.-iTl I THE ORPHEUM SHOW Variety is once more the word in de- ; sribing the bill at the Orpheum t heater fur todny and Tuesday. The i nrd stsri d!i "The Girl In the Basket.'" a ing:ng novelty. Then comes liana Roach and company, entertainers do luxe, followed by Pat Parker, the comedian; Norman and Jordan, club jjggler?; Ilickey and Hart, who do; audoviil a la carte; Grlntt, Kramer! 6.nd Grinit 1n "A Circus Day in Geor-j gla.'' Tho program winds up with an-j oliirr epifO'le from "Pirate Gold" the I tiiril'inK nc wrfria!. j 51EE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Conglea. Try Our Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It. Phone 1 54Yellow Cab Co. Any Time, Any Place . HAMMOND

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