?AG
TWO
NATIVE
SONS
i
12.
G.
W.
JohnUpne,
the
president
presided
at
the
meeting.
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Portland
10;
Oakland
4.
Missions
S;
Hollywood
9.
SPORT
CHAT
H
l
trior
i:
after
he-JJ
iteA.
.Ihe
title
II
he
dropped
it
to
Bob
Fitssimmons
1138
i
in
the
days
when
they
used
to
'his
fault.
I)
is
a
common
occur-j
otherwise
greatly
capkalited.
:rence
in
managerial
circles.
Few
IPerhapa
Gene
Tunoey
of
the
pres
to
hold
on
like
John
ent
day
may
be
another
to
tol-
.Lii.m.
low
in
hi
footsteps
as
far
as
4,nf
i
u.iK.
fJcGraw
has
odne
at.
New
York
nZSS
busKl-d
Connie
Mack
at
Philadelphia,
wealth
is
concerned
I
though
Gene
Harris'
glory
at
winning
will
never
enjoy
the
universal
ness
meeting
during
the
next
four
world"8
or
four
popularity
that
is
Jim
a.
ar
fiv.
months
on
the
second
Fri-
day
of
each
month
and
a
wbJUt
ago
hat
soon
been
over-;
riVlw
nH
dinro
or
some
other
shadowed
by
his
failure
to
sub-
form
of
entertainment
on
fourth
j
affluently
keep
in
the
big
money,
fl
DC
A
NATIftMAI
"Gentleman
Jim"
Corbett,
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world
some
twenty-five
years
ago.
i
Los
Angeles
2;
San
Franciseo
of
this
world's
good
and
hisname
Seattle
4;
Sacramento
5.
Cork
tip
Redpkg.
BEAT
WHITE
SOX
IN
CHICAGO
CITY
GAME
unlike
mst
(4
the
former
boxing
;
champions,
Is.
one
with
whom
time
CHICAGO,
Oct
.4
The
cubs
has
dealt
kindly.
He
has
manag
0f
the
National
league
defeated
ed
to
collect
and
retain
much
the
White
Sox
of
the
American
in
the
first
game
of
the
city
is
as
green
in
sporting
affairs
championship
series
the
todax
as
it
was
at
the
time
of
his
being
three
to
nil.
score
THE
FINEST
OF
ALL
BLENDS
THE
DAIUY
NEWS
Thuwdajr,
Oetober
4,
Today's
game
opened
with
St.
Louis
in
first,
their
batteries
being
Sherd
el
and
Wilson.
New
York's
batteries
were
Hoyt
and
fengaugV
,
First
Innings
Cardi
ahj
The
Yanks
got
a
warm
reception
when
they
appeared
cm
thfi
field.
Pouthit
was
the
ifrsi
up
Vfith
two
strikes.
He
was
grounded
out
Lazzeri
tc
Gehrig.
The
nsftt
batter
h-un
flied
out-to.
Paaeaa).
Koenig
threw
Frisch
out
at
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
arwfs.
Yatoket
Paschal
up.
To
strikes,
the
second
being
a
long
drive
to
lfft
outside
the
line.
On
the
thlr4
swing
he
flied
out
to
Hafejr.
Sherdel
was
working
the
corner
t
the
plate.
Koenig
flied
out.
to
Hafey.
The
Cardinal
outfielder
baeked
up
when
Ruth
came
up
with
oce
strike,
one
ball.
Ruth
singled
te
the
right
and
scored
on
Gehrig's
double
to
right
fltkl
bleacher
fnece.
Meusel
filed
oat
to
Frisch.
One
run
two
hits,
'
bo
errors.
CIGARETTES
can
now
be
obtained
Cork
Tipped
as
well
as
plain
end
Plain
end
Bine
pkg.
Second
Innings
i
Cardinals
Hoyt
started
with
a
floater
against
Bottomly
who
walked
on
five'
pitched
balls,
Hafey
fanned
on
three
pitched
balls
.Harper
flied
out
to
Paschal
and
Hoyt
threw
out
at
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
erros.
Yankees
Hafey
gathered
Laz-zeri's
fly
near
the
left
field
harrier.
Frisch
tossed
out
and
thpn
took
RengouKh's
hoper
and
tossed
him
out.
So
hits,
no
runs,
no
errors.
Third
Iitniags
Cardinal
Maranville
up
with
j
three
balls
and
two
strikes,
flied
out
to
Buth.
Sherdel
fouled
out
;
to
Dugan.
Bengough
took
1
Douthit's
pop
fly
near
the
Cardi-I
ual
bench
for
a
thrilling
catch,
'o
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Hoyt
up.
MaranvilU
made
a
woaderful
catch
of
'Hoyt's
pop
foul
near
the
left
field
boxes.
Douthit
snared
Paschal
's
high
fly.
Friarh
tossed
Koenig
out.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Inning
Cardinals
High
fanned,
swinging
for
third
strike.
Frisch
popped
out
to
Bengough
who
made
a
fine
catch.
Bottomley
grounded
out
to
Gehrig
unassisted.
No
runs,
no
h'ts,
no
errors.
Yankees
Ruth
up.
The
Babe
doubled
into
centre,
hooking
one
at
Sherdel's
slow
balls.
Sherdel
tossed
out
Gehrig
at
first,
Ruth
holding
second.
Ruth
and
Meusel
I
scored
on
Meusel's
homer
into
i
right
field.
The
blaachaf
erewd
was
in
uproar.
Lazteri
popped
out
to
Wilson
back
of
plate.
Mar
.tnville
got
Dugan's
a4gh,
dy.
Two
funs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Fifth-
tnttiHga
Cardinals
fctsaaal
and
Ruth
secured
a
big
hand
from
the
crowd.
Hafey
up
and
struck
out
for
r
cond
time,
swinging
at
th
third.
Harper
singled
into
left
for
the
Cards'
first
hit.
Wilson
forced
Harper,
Lazxeri
to
Koenig,
iMaranville
up
wilson
out
steal-'
ing,
liengough
to
Koenig.
No
runs
one
hit.
no
errors,
i
YatJtees
Bengough
up,
Frisch
raced
in
to
take
h;s
roller
and
tossed
him
out.
With
three
balls,
tyyt
hit
soft
grounder
to
Frisch
who
tossed
him
out
at
first.
Paschal
popped
out
to
Harper
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
;
Sixth
Inning
Cards
HaranvUle
up
but
flied
out
to
Ruth
near
the
foul
line.
Hoyt
worked
deliberately
and
I
tanned
Sherdel,
who
aliased
third
I
strike.
Uoughit
walked.
Hoyt
using
fart
balls
but
lacked
control.
High
fUed
out
to
Meusel.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Koenig
up.
ball
one,
strike
one.
Sherdel
tossed
him
out
at
first.
Ruth
up,
strike
one
strike
two,
bsll
oaa,
ball
two,
ball
three.
Sherdel
was
feeding
him
teasers.
Ruth
tanned
taking
third
called
strike.
Gehrig
up,
ball
one,
foul,
strike
one,
ball
two,
Frisch
tossed
Gehrig
out
at
first.
Np
errors,
no
runs,
n
hits,
Seventh
Inning
Cards
Frisch
up,
Keenly
threw
him
out
at
first.
Bottomley
up,
bull
one,
foul,
strike
one,
Bot
tomley
scored
on
a
homer
Into
right
field
stands.
It
was
a
smashing
drive.
Hafey
seat
a
long
fly
to
Meusel.
Tarper
foul
ed
out
to
Dugan.
One
run.
one
hit
no
errors.
Yankees
Meusel
spnt
a
slow
dribbler
to
Shnrdcl
who
threw
him
out.
Douther
replacing
Lazxeri
at
second,
strui
k
out.
Dugan
MB,
'foal!
strife
oba.
Dumb
missed
floats
'By
two
4t,;
strike
two,
Maranville
kicked
Dusan's
grounder
aud
he
was
sale.
Error
for
Marunville
Bengough
flied
out
to
Harper.
No
runs,
no
hits
one
error.
EtklOh
Inelpgs
Cardinals
Wilson
up,
strike
one,
strike
two.
Wilson
lined
out
to
Paschal.
Oraatti
batted
for
Maranville
and
walked.
ilolrr
butted
fur
Sherdel
and
lined
out
to
Puathul,
Orsatti
remained
at
first.
Douthit
fanood,
taking
third
caned
strike-.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Thevenow
playing
shortstop
for
the
Cards,
Johnston
relieved
Sherdel
in
the
box.
Hoyt
filed
out
to
Douthit.
High
threw
Paschal
out
at
first.
Koenig
singled
past
Frisch.
Ruth
singled
Koeiug,
making
second.
Koealg-scored
on
Gehrig's
single
to
the
right.
Ruth
holding
second.
Meusel
popped
to
Thevenow.
Onp
run,
three
hits,
no
errors.
iNiath
Innings
Cardinals
High
struck
out.
HONEYMOON
FOR
A
YEAR
J
...
v
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
SENIOR
TEAM
The
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
at
a,
well
attended
meeting
last
night
called
for
the
purpose
of
arranging
activities
for
the
forthcoming;
Winter
season,
decided
to
enter
a
team
itj
the
"Senior
Basketball
League.
The
Princa
Rupert
Bas
ketball
Association,
vvhleh.
Is
holding
a
meeting
tonight,
will
be
so
.
t
e
i
ininrmpii.
It
ale
&
abI
was
decided,
provided
"B,ucky"
Harris,
manager
of
the
W
rounds
and
were
not
paid
Washington
Senators,
is
the
Iat-'
anything
like
what
is
received
est
to
fall
at
the
hands
pf
a
by
the
heavies
today.
The
secret
eluh
nwnor
vibn
in
i?rowini
irk-lis
that
Corbett
is
just
as
much
Isome
undr
snendliai
n
few
vears
a
"gentleman"
as
a
I
il
.
!
i.
1
'
r
1
i
A
Anit
nmd
rrn
his
nickname
out
of
the
big
i
time..
Much
was
denotes--one
who
has
been
able
expected
of
the
Washington
to
stand
prosperity
through
corn-Senators
at
the
first
of
this
yeanimon
sense
and
ability
to
keep
and
the
team
did
not
finish
any-,
hold
of
himself.
The
$2,500,000
where
near
where
is
was
hoped
it
might
have.
So
Bucky
Harris
-he
collects
as
a
result
of
the
subdivision
of
his
Los
Angeles
irauet
take
the
brunt
and
loseraacn
y$
pui
an
aaaiuon
w
an
it.
fat
inh
whpthpr
nr
not
ft
was
lreadv
larire
fortune.
He
is
Inning
By
Inning
Report
She
ws'
r
Yankees
Conquered
Cardinals
In
Opening
Match
Of
World
Series
FRED
STEPHEN'
BILLIARD
HE
Eleted
President
of
A
ti6n
at
Annual
.Meetiv
Night
Teams
Are
Entered
At
the
postponed
ajinj;
-ing
IfcJt
wight
of
th
I'rin.
ert
Billiard
Association.
ni"Kiu
iui
iuiiu
iri.
r
navn
(
lOUrlSaA
manUHU"S
presei
t
was
robbed
of
a
hit
by
Koenig
John
Bulger
in
the
chair,
th
who
got
his
drive
in
deep
grass
lowing
officers
for
the
.!aii
made
a
fast
throw.
Bottom-
were
fleeted:
ley
singled
sharply
to
right
Hafey
""""
Prwident--OI..:
flied
out
to
Ruth.
No
runs,
one
son
hit.
no
errors.
Yankees--Ruth
up.
The
Bab
Honorary
Vire-presi.l.
-do
,b.ed
intu
itintre,
hooking
one
V''Ut
Co.
8.
P.
McMordie.
I
of
Sherde's
slow
balls.
Sherdel
President
Fred
Stephei.
t-
ssed
out
Gehrig
at
first
Ruth
Viewpresident
C.
L.
holding
second.
Ruth
and
Meusel
man.
scored
oa
Meusel's
homer
lata;
Secretary-Treasurer
u
i
..'ht
field,
The
bleachers
crowd
Mitchell,
was
in
uproar.
Lazzeri
popped
Recording
Secretary
W
oat
to
Wilson
back
of
plata.
Mar-
im
:.vllle
got
Dougan's
high
fly.
sf
Adrj(1
w
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
,nd
j
Mlty
i
Teams
entered
for
the
wen
as
follows
:
First
Division
Canauiii
gion.
Grotto
and
Grand
T
als.
Second
Divisioa
Cana-li..
gioa.
Grotto.
Grand
Tern,
Geae
Tanaey
and
His
Bride
to
aad
Storage
lWv.
Thyfh
Europe
in
faMon
w1j
UwiLar
tW0
,04,
,nd
ihtt
cham.
,
rt
.
A
'of
each
division
will
l
and
h,s
bnde
have
planned
win99n
of
ch
rio(1
honeymoon
lasting
for
a
year
part
1h
f(rmt
wi
of
which
win
be
spent
anvinz
i
.
,
through
Europe
in
their
own
car.
JntlL
ph
Mrs
Tunney
formerly
Miss,
on
tIwif
Mary-
Josephine
Lauder,
is
an
I
heiress
due
to
inherit
s
great
w.
many
millions,
and
Gene
is
also
reputed
to
be
a
millionaire
BOULANGER
IS
FIGHT
WINNER
TORONTO.
Oct.
4.
Frenchy
Boulanger
of
Toronto
fought
his
way
to
a
return
bout
with
Frankie
(ienaro.
flyweight
champion,
by
decisively
outpointing
Darry
Gold
of
Philadelphia
in
a
ten-round
bout
here
last
night.
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