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Thursday,
Oct
2,
1030
PHILADELPHIA
ATHLETICS
POUND
OCT
6-1
DECISION
OVER
ST.
LOUIS
CARDINALS
(continued
frum
pajre
)
shaw
tried
to
catch
Frisch
off
first
but
failed.
Bottomiey
hit
foul
which
Bishop
dropped.
Bottomiey
then
fanned,
swinging.
Frlseh,,fltele
second
Uul
readied
when
Goohrane's
throw
bounded
to
centre-field.
Co-cbBarfeww
chatged
witfct
an
error.
Hafey
funned
on
third
caUed
strike.
No
runs,
no
hits,
two
ernprs.
Philadelphia
Bishop
railed
out
to
first.
Dykes
fanned,
swinging
at
quick
breaking
curve.
CochWe
up.
Rhem
dusted
him
off
trie
plate
Cochrane
hit
a
boarder
to
Frlseh
who
fumbled
for
an
"error.
'Cochrane
scored
on
Simmons'
double
against
the
right
field
fence
which
Wt-Wns
triad
hard
to
get.
Foxx
walked
!
an
five
pitched
balls.
Miller
singled
!
to
left
and
Simmons
tcored
when
the
threw
to
thp
plat?
got
amy
i
from
Mancuso.
Rhcn
was
ehurged
'
with
error.
Haas
f
Ited
out.
Two
runs,
two
hits,
two
errbrs.
Two
left
ore.
Fourth
Inning
St.
Loots
Watkins
flied
out
to
Simmons
in
short
left,
Mancuso
fannd
swinging'
at
third
strike.
Gelbart,
on
first
strike,
swung
so
hard
that
the
bat
fle-v
out
of
his1
hands
al:not
to
third
Inse.
He
.
fannod
out
on
four
pi;
bpci
balls
I
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
.errors.
Philadelphia
rJoiev
refunded
a
fast
one
off
Oelber's
glove
for
a
I
ing
at
third.
Bishi:
wnlkerr
on
four
i;ltchji
Dytc-;
doubled
scoring
Bo;
and
TJ'-wju
HfV.ni.err
Street
::u
ltdiate!
y:mked
Rhem
fiom
the
rex.
sen
'i
r
in
Lindse.,.
Cochrar
Ined
our.
ic
Oelbert
and
Lvkes
nu
doubled
at
second,
unassisted.
Tv
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
rifth
Inn'n?
8t.
Louis
Llnd-py
hit
tnto
right
centre
for
a
single
DouMiit,
filed
out
near
home
plate.
Arta:rv
flied
out
to
Haas
who
made
a
fine
running
catch
In
infipld.
Frir.cn
popped
out
to
Dykes,
N
Junr
n&
hit,
no
errors.
PhiladelpWb-Siinmons
sent
a
high
fly
to
Dfrithit
in
centre
field.
Foxx
rolled
oot'to
Oelbert
and
was
thrown
out
aqii
:st..
Miller
lined
out
to
Douthtt
wttf
t-11
uftev
catching
ball
but
held
it.-tfc-nms
no
hits,
no
errors.
.
'
'Vfiixfh
fining
St.
Louis
Bottomiey
filed
out
to
Bishop
back
of
second.
Haley
boun
ded
outttp
Dykes
who
threw-to
first
base.
.Watkins
rolled
ta
Foxx
and
was
out
to
Barnshftw
who
covered
first
.No.
runs,
no-
hits,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Haas
fouled
back
to
stands
on
first
ball
and
died
!
swinging
at
third,
cailsd
strike.
Bo-
j
lev
fouled
Qut,tp
Bottomiey
and;
Ewh&haw:StrwcJpjpu.t
swiugfrjg.
No
rnns
,nc
hitei
no
enow,
j
Seventh
Inning
I
Louis
Manbusn
walked
on'
foujjpiiched
balls'hut
was
forced
at
'
aesond
bj
Qelbprlfe
Flshe.-
batted
for
Lindsey
but
fanned
swinging
at
third
strike.
Douthit
filed
out
to
Simmon
in
deap
centre.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
phitadeiphra
Sylvester
Johnson
went
into
box
for
Cardinals.
Bishop
walked
on
five
pitcned
balls.
Dykes
bunted
to
Bottopley,
unassisted,
for
sacrifice.
Cochrane
walked
on
six
pitched
balls.
Simmons
rolled
to
IPrisch
who
threw
him
out
at
first
the
other
runners
advancing.
Mancuso
tried
to
gejp
Cochrane
at
sec-,
ond
but
missed
by
wide
margin
Foxx
fanned,
swinging
hard.
No
runs,
no
hits,
ne
errors
Eighth
Inning
St.
Louis
Adams
singled
to
right.
Frisch
lined
out
to
Dykes
and
Adams
was
doubled
by
quick
throw
to
Foxx.
Bottomiey
filed
out
to
Dykes
near
third
base
line.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
.Miller
fanned,
swinging
hard.
Haa
flied
out
to
Oelbert
In
short
left
after
three
fouls.
Boley
filed
out
to
Hafey
who
caught
bail
on
the
run
in
left
centre.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Ninth
Inning
St
Lou
l
Haley-
rolled
out
to
Boley
and
was
thrown
out
at
first.
WatKlas
stmcic.
oui
lannlng
on
fast
ball.
Mancuso
fanned
swing-ins
hard
at
Efernthaw's
fast
ball.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Was
Constipated,
Bilious
Jired;
PSow
Weil,
New
Woman
Years
of
Misery
Ended
By
"FRUIT-A-TIVES,r
"Wag
always
constipated,
billon,
tired,
out
of
sort.
Since
taking
'Frutt-n-tie'
feet
like
turn
woman.
;rfet
health.
Constipation
all
gone."
MurMi
McHendrv,
Montrrnl.
Hosti
of
men
and
women
wrlt
yearc!(l
constipation
and
llw
tr:unk
ended
overnight
wltfr
"Prult-ft-tlvea"
BlUouar.eaB.
lndlgestlan,
bsrMjiirr,
gas
vanish
like
niagtc.
KMnej
sns
)Md
Ills,
pain
In
bade
fade
nwttv
qulok.
Nerves
qdtet.
souaA
ulv
u.
ouue.
BbsumAtlwn,
rvurug'.o
i"
iritis,
tiok
headaches
Mocainp
'.:ir.Ty.
Complexion
clears.
Ton
of
naturVs
irrealst
remedies
com'oineet
In
batiily
tablet.
Marvelous
dlscovtry
by
famous
Canedlsn
doc-tar.
Bpfdy
results
imui
aj).
Quit
bein
5lak.
tired,
weak.
Oet
Fruit-a-tlvee"
from
drusskM
to-day.
'.O.D.E.
BADMINTON
CLUU
STARTS
PI-AY
,
'.
ood
Number
of
Slembers
Out
Last'
Evening
anil
Several
Matches
Tbyed
'
The
season's
play
at
the
I.O.D.E.
Badnrtnton
Club
sot
actively
under
:vay
last
night.
Quite
a
crowd
of
.merabers
was
.present
and
several
matches
were
played.
On
Saturday
evening,
an
American
tournament
is
to
be
held
for
members
of
the
club.
u
YouVq
likod
ifcfbr
Bread
nou)
proVe
it
For
your
Cako
Many
home
cookg
arc
sure
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lias
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it
has
their
bread
recipe.
Try
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cake
or
two.
Same
price
...
at
your
grocers.
A
Product
of
Waifrrn
Canada
Flattr
I
j!
Mill,
IJmllrJ
Primo
Llvenals,
of
Ban
Francisco.
Game
birds
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the
Cal.,
claims
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world's
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States
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stocking
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"
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Oet
qutck
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