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20 PART GNE WESTERN WINS NATIONAL LEAGUE ASSUMPTION opening game 944 AMERICA LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 872 AB 19 in 147 631 71 124 J14 4 47 ia 471 0 1 19 13 70 78 67 152 1 110 141 10 148 Continued rom Page 1' 447 61 119 S3 35 02 Of 1913 141 IS 164 641 LEAGUE 273 60 ns 389 263 137 2Q 138 143 16 WANTS SOCCER PLAYERS 167 STAYS LeBeau JOO 70 87 778 842 338 34 86 McGee 81 ut J20 PORT HURON BEATS 455 83 Total J3 667 783 Schmidt 43 US 17 32 36 Michigan Ave er i 16 26 35 09 12 97 21 52 19 62 11 a 27 83 166 all Clothes 161 Monday and Tuesday Specials AMERICAN LEAGUE I UV 16 16 13 14 3 3 6 11 267 30 8 PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER I 28 CLUB BATTING RECORDS $100 $100 LEADING the 29c Clt MATTING 19c C1XB IELDING RECORDS Hasse Son 4 954 15 25c 50c 73 60 61 87 6 6 7 11 II 41 6tl 42 12 23 60 69 2W IM? a 126 82131181 64 16 70 33 1'8 1 2 2 8843 33 M144 23 682 290 19 47 63 45 65 60 124 11 49 40 23 88 14 95 197 15 190 184 156 153 90 268 643 £4 68 76 75 6 02 11 167 187 154 134 140 07 123 127 67 10 13 127 in 180 123 163 IM 11 156 131 171 37 346 445829 Tillers Booms Stays 5 4 141148 U7 G13143 3 1 11 75 10 78 26 7 61 40 25 188 17 Hl 21 in ii 21 If f4 62 140 I 107 161 177 19 82 172 192 871(8 78130 JU K130124 24 4G5 191 £8 83 2U 141 543 08 23 lt4 116 12 28 143 1U 18 55 173 63 34 19 134146 67138141137141117 408 248 6W 402 191 359 6X1 4J9 405 2M 63 13 10 63 £5 47 97 45 93 1 81 15 146 19 178 176 163 69 250 34 167 143 OUQ 211 216208 M2299 6X8 632 81 114 418 973 MT2M280 126 160 Born Hvrton Apel 63148 37 258 240 221 321 449 221 384 147 136 77 488 4 4307 13 18 503 no in 425 214 406 495 197 619 623 679 600 42 34 4914U 19 Hl 452 17 23 61 90 61 141 Ml240240239239 88 16 l0 349 427 2i 87 (10 fl 601 341 14 13' 132 in 129 141 94 11 128 4M 227 611 31 bob 42 51 ago fell had ball 54 1 first who last their Yost 14 109 37 75 17 36 00 138 4 124 271 98 471 2532tt351249247247 24 243243 4 1944443429413393 276274274 28 19 19 34 23 18 23 15 144 42 141 124 172 261 261 261 93 70248 17 60 6 69110 86 82 15 8 7 89 13 7 8 100 87 18 15 189 244 263 270 29 28 mt union r' Gauchast Beck Peterson Thorpe Bletzer Calvin Carson Wilson no 435 28 '83 477 151 IM 146 86 69 2o 37 Stringers Best Masonic All Stars handed WORLD'S GREATEST TAILORS 69 90 209 104 10 17 18 14 19 20 Tf 146 630 67 131127127 79 22 279279278 48 87 15 8 3 560 1 6 167 1 61 IM! S87 64 104 127 THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY OCTOBER 12 1913 fit Philadelphia 120 4 143 92135 MK 87 12 261 260 259 268 47433938358330 147 167 $100 $115 460 857 Coach Vptoa of Grand Rapid Central high was on the t) A ground yesterday to get a line on the wprk of the CentraLeleven He got tho line without a doubt a line like the fisherman holds wno hooka a dog fish when he thinks he is landing a 15 pound pickerel While Grand Rapids is strong Upton said that he realized his men will have the strongest adver saries of the season when they meet Central His line up compares 312Me '29929526294211 132 U9 153 170 122 114 151 133 h'3 139 170 198 236 170 141 hHHe Chicago Brooklyn PltUburth New York Cincinnati Boston St Louis LEADING 17 35 843243241241241210240 See our Regular Velour Hats Regular $500 values 227rr226224224 223 120 314 143 814 J18 U7 319 276 274 Detroit Independent football Team will open their season this after noon with the Wolverines last runners up for the city cham pionship This game will mark the football opening at airview park and Man ager Milton realizing the strengtn of the opposition has lined up the strongest aggregation which has ever represented his cluo Included in the list of well known gridiron athletes is Ir itzpatrick Brady and McNaulty formerly of the Mor rells Benoit star end of Mt Clem ens and Leorest who will be seen at quarter This young fellow has been prominent in college football circles for the past few years and will be largely depended upon for his ability with the forward pasq The Wolverines will be especially strong this year with Cowell for mer Denver School of Mines player at quarter Wilts former ordham star at fullback The team will average 158 pounds to their oppo 155 217215213213 91 2 160 137 W7 122 27 20 57 4juiuaiuner ni a Wellman St XxuU Keating New York White Chicago JIOLSE Detroit Kaier Cleveland Cullop Cleveland Mullin Washington Chicago laevtrenz fcjt Louis McConnell New York Hughes Washington btone St Louis Gallia Washington ZAMLOCH Detroit Smith Chicago 233238231Xo These four specials are all exceedingly good values It will pay you to investigate them SEE OUR WINDOWS All Stars the Masonic League AH Stars to 8 beating on the Bolvay grounds Saturday Afternoon Both teams played a good game on a muddy field only four misplays being made Ed die austman pitched a great game al lowing the lodge boys two measley hits The features of the game were the hit ting of Purvis Kennedy and auatman WOLVERINES GIVEN BIG SCARE BY THE MT VERNON ELEVEN 266 2 83 233 170 4 Ml JR Ave 75 1 83 three occasions the fourth sixth and ninth rounds After the first two sessions were over the old heavy work as far as number of pitched balls were concerned was over that Is with the exception of the seventh when he tossed fifteen Six balls was the least number with which either of the veterans could get rid of the side with Christy accomplishing this in the eighth section Seventeen was the largest number of times Matty threw tho baseball while Plank went him one better with eighteen chucks Oddly enough this double shift work was forced on both twirlers in the opening notches when they were strong so It matter much The following table shows just how the tide of battle went In re gara io pucnea Dans: Matty 11 9 9 7 Plank 18 10 11 8 18 Totals 29 27 20 17 26 In the argument In Windsor police court between Chief Wills and the Grand Trunk Magistrate Legatt has reserved Judgment till Wednesday The railway company is accused of breaking a city bylaw by let ting yard engines throw out volumes of (knee smoke 256214255266 246248 264264 scored Proved 1 62L1 6412 941444 4Z 6376 Ml BETTER CLASS TAILORING Woods iurman Volker Totals 873 775 785 GAS Gundeson 209 97 196 119 170 144 Mattern 133 1 266 204 266 265 265 289 230 219 218 294 253 293 145 1 72 615 U0 628 961 961 159 6G549948947547343943343242 Tailors Clothiers Haberdashers 21 23 25 Grand River Ave Corner Griswold Opp Griswold House WOLVERINES TO PLAY OPENER 151 130 174 Long 1G7 136 150 Meriam rey Spaulding Barken'itz 2602592582(4X73M254255255253ff 4 k4 268 267M7 SUITS AND OVERCOATS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE See Our Windows HOLDS THE UNIVERSITY American Mills Co 42 MICHIGAN AVE AmericanBorn Soccerites Would orm a Team Wanted American born men who are interested in association or soc cer football to form a club with intentions of entering the Michigan State league A meeting will be held when enough members are ob tained and practice commenced as soon as possible Reply by letter giving phone number If any to Simpson 503 Merrick avenue be Alad you changed to ASSUMPTION 1 Maya Bertrand14 (1 Pasche Ryan Welty Ryan Chisholm Moran Cot ter Broughton TierMoAteer Loda to SfcTntyre fcapt) i Assumption Humphries Chicago Demarco New York Pierce Chicago Alexander PhlillM Marquard New York Mathowson New York Beaton Phillies Cooper Pittsburgh Wagner Brooklyn Burke fit Louie Adams Stack Chicago Rliey Phillies Tesreau New York Cheney Chicago Benton Cincinnati Roblneon Pittsburgh MeQulllen 'Pittsburgh Perdue Boston Yingling Brooklyn Brennan Phillies Bailee BL Louis Ames Cincinnati Hendrix Tdttsburgh Rudolph Boston Mayer Ph 11 He romme New York Crandall New York Wil tee New York Harter Cincinnati Brown Cincinnati Tyler Boston Dickson Boston Rucker Brooklyn Johnson Cincinnati Brooklyn Smith Chicago Reulbach Brooklyn Curtis Brooklyn James Boston Richie Chicago Packard Cincinnati Pittsburgh Lavender Chicago Buggs Cincinnati Moore Chicago Griner St Ixiuls Perritt st Louis Camnits Phillies Hess Boston 600600600600431 479411 16 487 1 2 3 159 149 169 173 132 132 148 153 161 210 174 I6G 1ST 167 157 Totals BOOMS uwen Sandwich Collegiani Show Unex pected Strength While of Enables' Repeatedly but Wins by 7 toO Score Ill II LI Uncovering a determined defeue and a powerful attack the Assump tion college football eleven made things decidedly Interesting for the University of Detroit grldders in the annual battle between these two Institutions which was played this year at Sandwich and held the De troiters to a score of 7 to 0 It remained for Substitute Right End Dalton who in 1912 actively engaged In the fall pastime as a member of the Assumption team to turn the play that beat his old team mates and tonight his name Is link ed with other stars of the of In the hall of football fame of that Institution Dalton Takrs orward Pass down of the contest which was fraught with good bad and indiffer ent football came In the final period of tho fray hlelds had taken a punt on 25 yard Una after the of had been held inside the 10 yard mark and three successive Assumption at tacks had netted only a few yards The next two plays called for were line plunges and both failed to gain any considerable groundage Shields then received the ball sped toward his right flank as if on to circle the end suddenly stopping and heaving a pretty forward pass to Dalton who took the ball when surrounded by Assumption players breaking away from them he ran 10 yards Into the waiting arms of Her but twistad from the half hack grasp and Anally sprawled over the line for the score Shields punted out to Rumler on the 20 yard line and then kicked goal It was an unusual game from the idui mac auring me nrst 34 minutes pt play the ball continually was In Detroit territory and during the last two quarters was kept In As domain Assumption's doughty little war riors must be given all due credit for holding the much heavier of eleven to the low score which re sulted despite the fact that seven miserable fumbles by of backs two of which occurred inside the Sandwich collegians 10 yard mark prevented touchdowns that seemed inevitable at times when the of i utina opponents PLANK PITCHES 100 BALLS TO WIN INAL GAME SERIES Best Ready to Wear Clothes and SPECfAL SHOWING HIGH CLASS SUITS Pajamas Special Others at $150 and $200 Regular $150 values Pad Made like the Paris 758 742 816 ANCHORS 141 U3 135 lit 197 1W6 109 95 137 164 104 181 U8 173 Some shoes are stylish but oh how I they hurt Others are 1 comfortable but you always feel like apolo gizing for their looks Ralston Shoes corn bine style with comfort Neither one is sacrificed because Ralstons are made on foot moulded an exclusive feat ure Try Ralstons 5400 to $600 and torn by the grilling attacks the madly righting Wolverines the 11 young fellows who lined up on me it union siae wnen me whistle blew were the name gave up the ball When the blast was sounded down hear own goal when it was all over was too much afraid to take any phances with his substitutes to make 1 any shifts and after Quinn had taken the place of the injured Gait In the very first quarter not a new man did he send into the fray ound Stubborn Resistance Michigan's line used to nothfng more stubborn than Case and all fresh opposition was seemingly top surprised to put up the game it was capable of and without the aid of their forwards the Wolverine backs were powerless to reel off the spec tacular runs which they have shown in the past and will no dpubt show in the future And that is the rea son the' were able to make but 11 points in the course of those four 10 minute halves It was an open game which war unfolded before the Michigan stands this afternoon Mount Union ever on defense was unable to gain consistently on tho old style of straight football By this system sho made less than 70 yards throughout the game So the forward pass was resorted tp Time and again it was tried and al though In reality It resulted in a total gain of but 48 yards yet each attempt came go close to realization that the promise of ultimate suc cess caused the repeated trials Michigan Plays Open Michigan too used the basket ball play to no small extent The big fellows to be sure were mor successful at the straight game totaling 210 yards during the minutes of In the last few moments when they had rushed down near the goal only to be stopped the forward pass was tried four times In an attempt to squeeze over a third touchdown before time wm called But each time failure met the try and the ball went pver to Mount Union on downs there to stay until the final whistle sounded the £rtd of the tussle Altogether Mount Union tried 24 forward passes with six suc cesses while Michigan tried about two thirds as many for Ave suc cesses It was not until the second quar ter that Michigan recovered from the awful daze Into which the at tack and defense of Mpunt Union had thrown her men AU during that time the visiting linemen had been breaking through the lines some way or other and blocking the plays The Wolverine machine started Benton who by the way was by no means the weakest one in the fray reeled off 25 yards around right end Catlett added 20 mPre on the opposite side where Gauchat captain and one of the stars of the Mount Union bunch was keeping guard Made ight Herr A couple of ilunges and then a cleverly executed forward pass from Hughltt to Byons took the ball to the Mt Unipn four yard line It was first down and four yards to go and It looked easy But the Mount Union fighters played like demons and every one of those four downs was necessary tp put over the score and even then it needed a hair line decision to decide that Hughltt bad really placed the ball behind the line The: second and last touchdown came following a long and tedious trip down the field during which the Michigan backs had been conn pcdled to slash through a field of lighting buckeyes for small steady gains Then Lyons was interfered with in attempting to catch a for ward pass and the penalty look the ball to the Mount Union three yard line Penalty seemed to take the heart out of the collegians just long enough to allow Benton to drive through for the score Captain Paterson kicked both goals That was the end of the scoriner Coach Yost took his mon out onto the field between the halves and instead of allowing them the luxury of a rubdown at the field house he gave them a lecture which left them smarting under the sting 69 IM 47 66 211 81 HASSE SON Store Closes at Six on Saturdays Tailor Made Clothes Every fabric of our immense collection is all wool every garment is made in our own shops Detroit and there is no question about the pleasure and the satisfaction you get out of HASSE MADE DEPENDABLE CLOTHES We make more clothes to order than any other tailoring establishment in Detroit and we will be pleased to add your name to our long list of sat isfied patrons Suits and Overcoats $3000 to $6300 ull Dress $5000 to $7500 Our Special $30 00 Suits are world beaters for the price STANDING I Pct 833 Spara667 Gaffs 667 Anchors GC of it But to no avail or the Mt Union fellows were fighting too hard to allow of any more scoring Wolverines Threatra i Michigan threatened several times to be sure but so did Mt Union Once a forward pass reach ed Torbet as he stood pivoting for the catch just behind the Mt Union goal line But the catch was too difficult and the possible score went glimmering A forward pass from Wilson to a 20 yard dash by anTilberg and carried the ball well into Michigan territory Anoth er forward pass tried at this mo ment barely failed when Carson juggled the ball a moment too long ml it truuna a great extent with that of Lans ing which may give Detroiters who witnessed the game yesterday some idea of what will be expected in the approaching clash SfMiflni thrnu ATit rAt ed on the stellar performance of Clark and the three backs Brown for jiyaut anq uuncan jne iprwaru pass was the object of particular comment by Upton and ho tcels that if he can invent something in Grand Haplds that will have a shade on this he will give Central a hard battle He said nothing about winning just a hard battle Van Tilburg Lovell Ben on 1 Goals 2 Time of quar and it tumbled to the The score: Lineup: MICHIGAN i roroet Musser Traphagen Patersott Allmendingfr Pontius Lyons Hughltt Gault Quinn Catlett Benton Hughltt 1 from Paterson ters minutes Holderness of Lehigh Kennedy of Princeton Head Thomson of Michigan 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described came two minutes after the last quarter had started Shields tried a drop kick later in the half from the 3 yard line but the ball went a trifle to une bide of theposts 'a DeCoater Shields and Maher were the big offenders in the fumbling line and robbed their team of sev eral chances to score Shield usu ally the big ground gainer had a bai day fumbling repeatedly and failing to gain many yards Dolan Deckard Maher and Haigh gained the most ground for the of while Yohey Hosskupp Deckard and Haigh starred on defense' or As sumption Capt McIntyre Iler Lo dato and Mayo played splendidly ouXiiuiArj Rumler Welch Yohey Roaston Wilkinson SioanoK Deckard Mullan DaltonH uoian Maher Hairh frantA DeCoster Harbrecht DeCoster RH inal rf irst of 0 Assumption ft Second of Assumption 0 Third of ft Assumption 0 Dalton Gtol from touchdown Shields Referee and umpire alternat Rumney of and Raquet Brown Time of periods 12 minutes 130 34 U6 478 DOPE IS GIVEN A BIG UPSET IN 1913 SERIES PhllHes AL Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati New Yor Brooklyn Chicago Boston LEADING TEN BASE Malti) Throws But 89 Both wirlers Doing the Heavy Work in Opening Innings of Battle py Staff Correapoadent New York October 11 Mathewson has the satisfaction of knowing that he didn't tax hf tal ented right shoulder as much in droping the final contest as Eddie Plank did In winning IL Matty uallmbered just 89 times while lank was called upon to de liver an even 100 balls Matty got by without flinging as many as ten balls in six different Innings while Plank was only able to dq this on were ripping up their almost at will Small la Comparison As the Canadian players ambled on the field and went through a snappy signal drill just before the start of the game they appeared like a grammar school eleven beside the big Ked and White but once the game was under way showed power that stamped them as a for midable fpe for any of the state colleges In Captain McIntyre Iler and Lo dato the team exhibited three plunging backs that gained ground at almost every attempt and some times tore off chunks of from 10 to yards The line was aggressive and seemed able to cope with the heavier Detroit forwards at all stages of the first half although they did not accomplish this as well toward the close of hostilities Both teams confined their attacks for tho most part to the old style smashing football although several forward passes were tried each team making three attempts count At the outset a fumble gave As sumotlnn thn hnl1 anrl ha Intyre battering ram combination smashed through the of line to the 10 yard mark and then Mul lane broke into tho limelight to break up a tackle around play for a seven yard loss and Maher blocked a drop kick The ball was carried back to the 16 yard line but Shields fumbled when downed by one nf vicious tacklers Dolan recovering on tho 18 yard line Deckard then went around the op posite tackle for 18 yards Maher made two but Shields passed out of bounds and the ball went over and alternated to the possession of both teams neither seriously threat ening for the rest of the half Yohey Does Good Work In the second quarter Yohey was sent to guard in place of Welch and this young player did things there after throughout the game spilling his plays with exasper ating regularity tu his opponents and opening up big holes for the backs to plunge through Sloane waa sent in for Wilkinson and Har brecht for DtCoster in the second half Dalton having replaced Mud lane who had his side injured ear lier in the game In the third nuarter the IT nf took the ball from kick off and through a varied attack Including a forward pass Shields to Dalton tobk it to the 30 yard stripe Maher then hit left tackle for 10 yards and Dolan squeezed through center for another 10 Maher made two De Coster four and Haigh carried the ball to the two yard line Maher failing to gain on the next try was again given the ball and after mak ing the distance to gain his downs fumbled on the one yard mark Play Innlde 25 yard Mark The play during this period was Inside the 25 yard line the ball al ternating from one team to the other punting when In danger was bad the kicks being high and for only a few yards The Record cf pitchers fol have plubed in 15 sramei Clubs Johnson Waih'n Walh Chicago Houck Athletics Boehling Washington IL Collins Boston alkenberg Cloveland Wood Boston Bonder Athletics Bush Athletics Moseley Boston Mitchell Cleveland lank Athletics Brown Athletics Gregg Cleveland Cicotte Chicago Blanding Cleveland SbawMey Athletics Russell Chicago Detroit LAKD troit Caldwell New York Hamilton St Louis DAUBS Detroit Bedlent Boston Scott Chicago Groom Washington Warhop New Yom HaX Boston WILLETT Detrot oster Boston Engel Washington: jeonard Boston 42 II MltcneU St Louis S3 Hteen Cleveland 22 UU HALL isotron Wyckoff Athletics Renz Chicago isher New York ord New York Schults Nw Ynrlr Baumgardner St Louis 38 10 10 46 24 636 63 By MoVrlanJ Clubs COBB Detroit Jacka Cleveland Henriksen Boston Speaker Boston Coillns Athletkui Iajole Cleveland Baker Athletic GHhooley New York McJfttiK Athletics Murphy Athletics Hflnsefsr wasnn Garrtfl Washington CRAWORD Detroit 153 BtrunK Auxieucs Walker SL Louis Holrian Now York Milan Washington Pratt St Louts Lewis Boston Detroit O'Neill Cleveland Ogle Boston Ylfval Cleveland Phonon St Louis ui 447 ysn eam Caldwell New York Derrick New York RtoxalJ fit IxMiis? Murphy Athletics 127 Boston149 McKEE Detroit: 68 WILLETT Detroit IS Oldrlng Athletics Ail Gardner Boston131 Rlrmlhgham Cleveland 47 Rehg Boaion 30 Thomas Boston 29 voofc New York 30 Williams St 148 Cree New York X45 PhlladdpM PlttSurgh New Tort 4 Boeton 3 Brooklyn 3 St Loul 1 Cincinnati 3 Chicaro 3 DOUBLE LATS Brooklyn lis New Tori 114 Philadelphia 113 St Louie 144 Chicago 103 Cincinnati iva x'XLisuurgn Boewn at ITCHEW RECORD Record of pitchers for season qwM a tsa vi COACH UPTQN GRAND RAPIDS CALLS CENTRAL HIS TRONGEST RIVAL BY A BATCHELOR NjliW YORK October 11 If ever a world's series upset advance dope by the wholesale the one which ended with the Athletics' victory tonight certainly spilled it Experts who predicted before hostilities started that New York would win really believed it ew er in number by far based their opinions on the supposed weakness of Connie Mack's pitching staff and the alleged strength of McGraw's Yetis was the mound corps which got the mauling and Connie which stood the strain The writer held the opinion and expressed it before the series that the Mackmen could hit any pitching nd that their infield was so strong Liiat it xvniift zste vui uv as Wk 4Ut VI buddins? baQA hits wn rku vszji stcr up some of the weak spots in the box department With the ex ception of Mathewson's victory this is exactly how things worked out the Athletics pounding every one who opposed them and giving their own twirlers such brilliant and ac curate support that New York seem to start many real rallies or to sustain those which were Inaugurated' Certainly lilt Some One remarkable feature of the series was the manner tn which Baker and Collins acknowledged to be the star batsmen of their club ran true to form Baker had a bat ting average of 450 for the series and Collins one of 421 With the ex ception of McInnis who had a lot of haM luck tn driving well hit balls straight toward fielders and btrunk who is more or less of an In and outer and is particularly given to alternate streaks of slug ging and slumping everyone of the Macks did some real hitting Wally I Schang the young catcher finished a Leach Chicago Me PaaXrt Philadelphia 134 fi Magw Philadelphia IM otnuin U0icaffO Cennolly Boston Lobert Philadelphia Carey Plttaburxh Baler Chlcao 148 93 Viox Pittaburyh 117 85 Beacher CtoclaDatt 141 83 TIE GAMES 50 Hasse Hats Soft and Stiff No better A A Hats made JV Athletic Pitching Staff Suposed to Be Weak Delivers While Curve Artists Prove Weak Sisters and Baker Hit at Their Best Barclay Henn' Peterquin 137 J49 151 Marschner 123 143 192 Moeba 762 702 812 Totals SPARS vesper Tuller Kretsclfar 146 192 141 Stafford 138 169 179 A 135 142 152 Carey' PltWbtirrh Mym Boston MaVsaoa Cincinnati Dola Naw Tork Cut haw Bryokiyn Basebar Cincinnati Lobart Philadelphia Buras New York Merklf New York Murray Nw York TRIPLE PLAYS PRtrtwTfc one against 6 Hen dri Kelly Miller and Kelly: Beaton one aatnat MaranvlUe and Myers fat Louis one aalnt Whltted and Kosietchy LONG HITS BY CLITH ill: 70 64 85 RECORD? upwlth a percentage of 307 while pldrlng and Barry both complied fair averages and aid a lot of time ly hitting Eddie Murph the re cruit lead off man though he didnot make many safeties came through with several at the psycho logical moment Larry McLean and Mathewson were the only Giants who did any thing at all with the bat Long Larry led both clubs making six hits In 12 times up for an average of 500 He did not catch so well as Myers probably would have done but this cannot be regarded as a handicap when he hammered the marble eo lustily Herzog Doyle letcher and Burns were of small service to the attack though Burns did manage to figure in the two rallies in the closing part of the fourth game Ehafer got on considerably but of much use as a pinch sticker Murray though he hit mucn Better tnan two years against the Athletic pitchers down numerous times when he a chance to put his club in the game Merkle Weak Slater Merkle who played through series with a very bad ankle can not be blamed altogether for fail ing to bat He did make one rath er lucky home run that enabled the Giants to throw a scare into the Macks but in general was a weak sister His fielding also was poor for the most part The result of this series coming on top of those of the last two years ought to be convincing In showing chat the American league right now is playing a faster brand of baseball than the National The Giants have won three pennants in a row and in the post season com bats have twice been completely out classed and once just merely de feated Last year New York real ly made a fight for the big banner but was able to win only because the Boston Red Sox were the weak est club which had won an Ameri can league championship in several years AVERAGES BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES BATTING AO3MGE8 Rwwrda nf all playnr who have partici pated In or mere fames op to end ef ion xvlji: Tingling Brooklyn Walsh PhilUM McDonald BoaUm 73 156 Daubert Brooklyn 139 511 AUUfr pminea Cravath Phillies Hyatt Plttefaurfh Collins Bnetoa Brown Bouton 16 Vfox PlttsWrh U7 Becker PhHHe 119 Hartley New York 23 T1 nicer Clnclnrall 111 Zimmerman CbicafOolJ? Hroe Boaton 86 Myars New York126 Schmidt Boston 23 Crandall New York 48 Magee Philliea138 Zinn Beaton 36 Wheat Brooklyn Wasner RtaburffalK Itobert Phillies 1W Cooper New York Tltu Booton Hmlth Brooklyn Marsaaa Cincinnati irebar New York Oakpfl Louie Erwin Brooklyn Adama Pittsburg Hauler fit Louis Leach Chicago Evers Chicago Bnodfraaa KfcLean Nave York Rafwr Chicago Husxtna Ht Louie139 saaier jsew xorKue Herzog New York 96 Hurns New York1W HobllUel Clneln'atl 137 Groh Cincinnati 431 Gibson 48 connouy Butler Plttolrarf Batea Cincinnati Schulte Chlcao Egan Cincinnati Care Pltteburg Myers Boston 440 Miller PltUbnnrU4 Konetehy fit Louie 133 Moyie ew xofk Hendrix Pitteburg Kllnx Cincinnati (' Miller Brooklyn Ktenvel Brooklyn Blackburn Cincinnati 16 Kelly Pituburt 48 Mitchell Pittsburg 4S6 Clarke Cin lecher Brooklyn el Cutehaw Brooklyn 147 Moran Brooklyn 132 Wilson Plttsburfh1 Byrne Philadelphia X33 I Magee Loula43S Arcner cnicaso Sweeney Boston Murray New York McCormick Kirka Boston Pinnirmatl Devore Philadelphia Kff Beacher Cincinnati141 Harmon St Louie 46 iaher Griner St Lovfa 34 Luderua Grumn cotton Knabe Philadelphia Lord Boaton Mowrey St Louis fit Louie Dooin Philadelphia Mann Boston Paekert Phlla Jamee Boston Clymer Boaton Merkle Phelan Chicago Sugfft Cincinnati Goode Chicago Miller Chicago KUlifai Evant St Louie MaranvlH Roeton Simon Plttsbutgh Brldwell Chicago Hummoil Brooklyn Dodge Cincinnati WhHn Rorton Kirkpatrick Brooklyn 46 vaguer j'Kjya WllUe New York Rudolph Boe ton Rueker Brooklyn Rariden Boaton Needham Chicago Kemmers Pittsburg Dolan lttoburg Bresnahan Chicago Tunnel City Lads Score 20 Points in inal Quarter of Game Held to a bare safety for three periods the Detroit University team weakened before the attack of their heavier opponents and was scored on three times by the visitors in the last quarter Holland Scott and Morden made the touchdowns and Holland missed every attempt at goal Win the manager of the Riversides please call East 1966 and ask for Mai Independents to Tackle Bishop's Team at airview Park This Afternoon Beats Windsor Intercollegiate Whose Defense is Strong but Offense Weak Two touchdowns and Smith Cistern to win its game oy and the Windsor InterC1 legiate Instituteeleven was ed 13 to 0 The Windsor players hdd a lighter team than Western fought desperately and display considerable defensive strength though the offense was woeful weak and only ohctf did the Ca' dians threaten the Cowboy gCa The first score was the resvh a forward paws Smith to Cup end run by Garstecki and plunge off tackle ThU made in the first quarter Win' sor then braced and there xm further scoring until the last cnJ ter wnen Carl Smith intercepted forward pass and dodged throu' tho opposing team fur the Smith kicked goal 2 31 3 7 4 Totals781 7u8 756 High scores were: Mcederles 210: Born 211 2u0 211 Apel 234 Gunderson 3C9 CLUB IELDING JiECORXML TC Ave638 961 TILLERS 1 2 3 123 141 158 158 163 187 211 200 211 111 164 148 175 171 234 Mucdy Beaton Stone St Louis Barry AthletL GA1NOR Detroit A William Wash "Jierkee Boaton AuaUn fit XtoUla Morgan Washington Chase Chicago Rweanay New York Mullin Washington Grancy Cleveland Johnikm Wash Wood Boston 25 Lord Chicago U0 isher New York 43 Perkin paugh New York 96 weaver wiicogv VEACH Detroit Bodie Ch! 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