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ABILENE DAILY REPORTER FRI. OPT 4 1912.
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CITS IM UP
ABOUT THE SAME
record on third liana than Gardner by
several points.
Hctwocn the catchers tho batting
honors Ho with Meyers of New York
with about 80 points over Cnrrlgnn of
UoiHon mid IiIr fielding in also a fow
points nhend.
Kxporls ngreo from tho flj?urcH na n
Wlfble distilled from tho record of
practically every ball In piny during
LA8T YEAR'S TEA WILL PLAY
WORLD'S SKKIKS WITH EX.
CK1TION OP DEVLIN.
tho major Iciiruo'b season there In
little to choose except tho fact that
tho ehibB arc evenly enough matched
tq provide a wbrid Horlon of tho high
rat order.
A man to man comparison by aver-
ages from whfoh tho forgoing lotala
woro taken follows tho (Hants bolilg
the players first mentioned in each
caso:
PROBABLE POSITIONS
Table Below Shows How National nnd
and Americas League Winners
Will Probably Hook l'v far
tho CbawploHShip.
By Associated Press. . f
NEW YORK Oct. 4Anyono who wit-
nessed or followed iaul year's world
series will recognize in this year's line
up of tho Now York Nationals ovvry
one of tho (Hants who figured In that
six-day struggle losing' to Philadel-
phia with tho exception of Arthur
Devlin an iuflulder who was traded
to tho Boston Nationals this year. Tho
Boston team was mainly of tho samo
mako-up us that choHon by Its former
owucr John I. Tuylor and -which lln-
ished in fifth place last year.
Tho HnoUp by positions will proba-
bly be ns follows:
Now York Hoston
(Giants) Red Box)
PITCHERS.
Tesrcau ... Wood
Mathowsou ...... Hail
iarquard . . . .... Uedient
Crandall Collins
WIltBo O'llricn
Anies ..... ..Papo
CATCHERS:
Myers Oarrlgan
WllSOn .-. 41m j
Hartley Nunamaker
Thomas
FIRST BASEMEN:
Merkel Stahl (Mnnagor)
SECOND BASEMEN:
Doylo (Captain) ...... Ycrkes
THIRD HAS EM EN:
Hcrzog . (lardhor
SHORTSTOP:
Fietchor ... Wagner (Captain.)
RIOHTPIELD:
Murray .. Hooper
CENTERFIEL.D;
SnodgraBB... Speaker
LEFTFIEI..D:
Dovoro ' '.... Iowls
UTILITIES:
Bockar Bradley
McGmw (Manager) ........... .Euglo
iicCorinlck .IliHirlclcspii
rlhafor ...: '..v.. nail.
Oroh ... ' ....... Krug
Burns Thomas
FIELDI NO
O. P.O. A.. B
Mcrklc first base llfi 1028 fis an
Stiihl flrBt bnso ...... C7 Gnn W !)
Doyle second base ..112 271 .100 12
YorkeB second basq .. 103 17f.. 270 20
Fletcher shortstop ...IOC. 207 ar.3 18
Wnkiior shortsU 128 302- m 51
Horog third btiso ...123 130 280. 21
(lardnor. third base ...130 HR -271 32
Meyers catcher 112 fi.TT !M 17
Carrlgan. ratrher .... 80 378 114 1T.
Dovoro loft field 80 lit 1 15
Rocker left field 108 212 21 10
Lewis left Hold 131 2f.it 18 . 11
Snodcrnss. centro field 100 207 20 if.
Speaker ceatrc field ..l.'H 331 35 17
Murray right flelii ...123 328 1t 10
Honpnr. rlnht 'field ...12fi: 207 20 i)
Ave.
.973
.087
.032
.958
.921
.927
.940
-.029
.872
.959
.897
.:
.902
.938
.950
.972
.072
BATTINU.
A.B.
110
280
185
419
359
I CI!
131
181
351
241
29G
382
500
ir.r.
512
187
512
R.
71
30
r
07
55
08
C!l
78
59
20
58
04
7J
80
118
73
80
H.
82
105
125
93
125
113
153
120
03
72
103
135
120
198
133
Ktl
Ave
.307
.293
.310
.278
.259
.208
.202
.318
.3-12
.202
.243
270
.270
.285
.387
.273
.202
a NATIONAL LKAOUK. W
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llcsulLs Yemenis)
Now Yorb 4 Brooklyn 3.
l'hiladelphln 13 Boston 1.
PlttsbtirgCliIcago. rain.
St. louls-t'lnclnatl. off-day.
DODGERS LOSE
lUUlHIIIOH-J
NEW YORK? Oct. -I. IT the work of
tho basebarrfcuiathematlclans hatt not
been in vain tho batting d Holding
nvorages of tho Giants ad Rod Sox
Indicate a closer contest for tho world
chumplotiBUlu than thu partisan Btip.
uorturs of either club aro willing to
coucedo.
Although tho major league seasons
bu-vo not quite como tp thoir olllolal
close a comfiurison of tha toUtl re-
cords for tho two ponuant winning
clubs compiled froju unotllcial llgures.
la up 10 within a iuw ganiea of tho llit
lab as follows: .....
FleldlnK. New York Bobton
Putouts ........ .JUll
AuslBta I.crc
Errors .. 2
Fielding uvorago . .'htl
Batting;
At bat 4478
Runs J50
Hits ..........1"'03
... .zoo
a.o
1088
2il
MiH
4.100
094
1230
.270
72
20
1.087
100
101
Where They Iu Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
I'ltlladepidila at Hoston.
SlMiidlng of (lift Teams.
TEAMS Played Won Lost Pet
Now York 119 Uti 47 .0
Pittsburg .150 v 92 58 .012
Chicago . 149 90 6!) .604
Cincinnati ..151 71 77 .190
Philadelphia 150 73 77 .487
St Louis 15J 03 88 .117
Brooklyn 151 57 91 .377
Boston ini 50 101 .331
0: -
AMKUICAN LEAGUE
THE ATHLETICS
PHILADELPHIA LOftK.S U
MOHTONl'KSTEKBAY RKOIN
7I.Vfl ;IXAL 8KN1KM.
TO
SENATORS TRIM YANKS
ClevclHHil PohihIh St. LohIr Pitchers
Hard Tsklsg Cesieftt by Kcsre of
II (0 CkkHK.I)elroIt
HNcd Out.
Special to Tho Reporter.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 3. Tho Bos-
ton Red Sox. tho now American Lon-
guo champions and the Athletics tho
Connor world bcators hooked tip to-
day n tho opening game or tho final
scries of tho season here today. Hos
ton was an easy winner. Tho ncoro
was 17 (0 5. Drown Was scut to the
rtViMAnyrtrtnrtttHhl " at tno outset or tuo uiternoou s
wmmmmmmmv ltetuortalnmont and tho visitors had
Result Ye'slenlsy.
Washington 4 Now York 3.
Hoston 17 Philadelphia 7.
Cleveland 11 St. Louis 0.
Chleago-Dqtrolt rain.
Where TJiev Play Today.
Washington at New York
.Boston at Philadelphia.
' Ml I I
Slatndlnjr of the Teams.
Plaved Woh Ioat. Pet
no trouuio in pounuing mm to nil ruJirll
corners of tho lot. Peunlck was laufHl
sent to tho firing lino for tho Mack-
men Seventeen biuglcs woro secured
by tho Red Sox off tho homo flingorfl.
Philadelphia garnered but nfno blng-
les. Four errors made by tho visi-
tors did hot affect their chances for
a wnlk-ovcr at ovory stago of the days
contest
Tho Score R H E
Boston 17 11 4
Philadelphia 5 9 0
Batteries Wood HalU and Cady;
Brown Pcnnlck and Lapp.
Utnplres Egtin and EvunB.
You Can't Get Along
Without a Sweater . w-
PartlBularly s jjin 1kr Mv mm f b j many dttfwant styles of tM$
prmtl9l mrmemU Ymu een maw salamt ana partMarly salfd ta amy mar
tar aaal minting at hama far auflng skipping drivlwa or aakael wear
Com in mndSt Our Nw
BRADLEY SWEATERS
Every new faatura that's good In knit garments will be
found In tkls shewing with a eentplete range of eaters and
sizes Horfolk styles with round or painted eellars fring-
ed or tassel trimmed. Blazer sfrlpe meats In various 'eeU
ors. Plain eeat sweaters and the novel eoltege Jersey high
buttoned nook buttoned euffs and bread buttoned tarn'
up. Juveniles boys and men's eeats or Jerseys In all want-
ad eolors. Soo the line and seleet your sweaters before
stook begins to bo broken.
Boston )50
Washington ... 150
Philadelphia" 150
Chicago 151
Cleveland ........151
Dotrolt .... 150
St. Louis ........151
Now York .149
101
90
89
75
74
09
52
19
40
00
01
70
77
81
99
100
.093
.000
.593
.497
.490
.400
.344
329
NEW YORlf I'SES "EMARET UAH.
Elt AMI TlfSREAI' ON MOI'Xlr
RUT UNS.
PHILLIES BEAT BRAVES
Blckfion and Donnelly Touched for 17
HIligleN. Hoston I-oninc 13-1 Pi-
rnles nnd Cubs Are Ruined
Out Yesteriluj.
Special to Tim Reporter.
BROOKLYN Oct. 3.-fNow York aud
Brooklyn opened their flnnl series of
tho season 'hero today. These teams
will play Friday and Saturday when
the playing season of tho National
League closes.
Today's Kamo was close th. Giants
Winning by n narrow nmrgulu of one
Hcoro 1 to 3. The locals wielded tho
stick Ilka rury and three fllngers
sunt to the mound by tho homo team
were pounded for twelve Haft'tw-
Domaret began tho nfteruoou's ht-
formauce. Hader rellovIiiK him and
Tesreau in turn replacing Pnder Ruck
or was In great form aud kbvo out
but eight binglos Four orrora mndo
hy -the Dodgers wsht much toi.ru
lessening their tahahecs for n victory
today. Tlje Giants unvo their twlrlers
steady support having o-ily one.lob-
bie to their credit.
Tho Score. " I1 Vj
Now York 4 J
Brooklyn ...... ...Jl- !
BnttorloB DemareJ. B.idcr. Tesrcau
nnd .Meyers: Rnolinr and Milter
t'inplrcB--Klom and Onb.
BniTes Suamped by PhlUIes.
Rnnclnl to tho Reporter.
BOBTON. Mass. Oct. 3. OpeTTrtlio
cIosIiik Borics of thu soasoti Phlladcl
tililn rnmiipd ftwav with today's game
rrom Boston by a one-sided score of
13 to 4. Dickson wont to tno sinu ai
tbn liL'iiJnnlnir of tho contest but hIB
offorlngB woro much to the liking of
the Phillies and they knocked mm
from tho mbbor. Donuellr replaced
him. Seventeen safeties a sulllcicnt
number to easily cinch tho perform.
ance. woro carnored by tho visitors
Nelson showed excellent form nllow-
inis but nine blngloB. In addition to
their Inability to hit tho visiting Bin
ger to any efect the Graves were rag
KCd In their fluid work having nlno
errors chulked up ngatnst uicm.
Tho Score It H E
Philadelphia 13 17 1
Boston . 4 9 0
Batteries Nelson and Walsh ; Dick-
son. Donnelly and Howdy
Umlpros Eason and Jnhnstouo.
Scsstors Trim Yankees.
Special to Tho Reporter.
NEW YORK Oct. 3.rHlttlng Wnr-
hop for cloven binglos and making
but two errors Washington defeated
New -York today by the close scoro of
4 to 3. Johnson allowed eight safe-
ties. Tho Score R If E
Washington ........ n 4 11 2
Now York ...3 8 S
Hattqrlcs Johnson nnd Williams;
Wnrhop nnd Sweeney.
umpires Diuecn nnd HqrL
THE NOBBY STYLES IM SHOES
Are on display and sale this wook. Late arrivals In women's new high tap
tans and gunmetals for street wear few white and grey buek button shoes
and blaok patent boots Wlttt Taney tops m leatnerana etmxn.
Priced for prompt selling
$3.00 $3.90 and $4.00
J. W.BOCAR & CO.
. V BStjtjM
Rain at Chicago.
CHICAGO ILL.. Oct. 3
of rain Chicago and Plttsbi
Play hero today.
Carter's Studio for
togruphy. Ind 1
Batting uvorago ..
Long Hlta:
Two-baao ..... -VJ
Threo-basu ''
liomuruns "'rt
Total . bason .... L""
Sacrlflco hlta I"1'
Mlnliiii linui.H ..l. ...... 250
In almost ovory Instance It la no-
ticeable how slight tho dlffercncu Ib
between tho clubs in vUher department
of tho gatuo.
In Holding osltoclally in out-Holding
tho superiority of the Boston club hua
'been much vaunted by its followors.
Trls Sueakor tho Boston center
fielder although having a slightly low-
er fielding average than his two col-
leagues In tho 'outpr gurden" has tho
remarkable batting nvorngo of .387
Murray of tho Now York outfield
hns boon batting n fow points Hotter
than Hooper whllo tho Holding uvor-
iikoh of tbn both men uro Identical
mtii nractlcolly loading tho outflQJdorB
of their rcspoctlvo Ioiiruos Willi nuirUs
of 972.
Becker and LowIb have tho same bat-
ting average. .270 and differ but a few
Points in Holding. Tho weak spot of
tin- Now York ouUlold. would uppear to
bu In Dovoro's avqrngo of .897 and bat-
thiL' of .343.
New Yorka batting Btrongth among
InHeldnrM. howovor is qlilto nH pro-
nounced from tho flgurfiB as Boston's
advantiiKo in tho outfield. Mcrklc with
a battiiiij uvorago of .307 has been hit-
ting betRir than Stahl but at tho snino
time concedliiK to tho Boston player a
few points In fielding. Larrv Doylo at
nocond has been hitting bettor than
Yerkos but also concedes sovornl
points to tho Boston man la Holding.
At shortstop It te a tosa.up botweon
"Vagnor and Motokor In both batting
and Holding but at third tho cotnimrl
jon Is all In tho favor of (lardnor for
ttiting. for wlUi a rocord of .318 ho
pairs with Speaker for hoMprs of the
eliih. HersoK of Now York has a better
f7-
.if 9r
uii jcvconiiur
)Mm m
JniUuo.BjMW pno-
ion W'-J'V
! !
N'api Beat Browno.
ST LOUIS Mo.. Oct. 3. Cleveland
mndo It two stniight over St Louis
this afternoon inning by a one-Bided
scare of 11 to 0. Wclliuan and Pow-
ell Wore touched for fifteen hits
whllo tho homo team garnered but
eight. Both of tho teams made two
errors ouch.
Tho Bcoro R H E
Cleveland 11 15 2
St. Louis ..0 8 2
Batteries Unsketie and Steon
O'NellJ Wellmnn Powoli nnd Cross-
en. Umpires O'Brien nlid Connolly.
JlalH at Detroit.
Special to Tho Reporter.
DETROIT Mich. Oct. 3. Chicago
and Dotrolt did not play today on ac-
count of rain.
BETTING ON WORLD'S SERIES.
Surcral Largo Wagers and Number of
Freak Bets aro Made at
Now York.
NEW YOJllC Oct. 2. Tlioro wns in-
cronscd wRIvlty in betting on tho
world'sSeries In tho downtown iacv
tlonJotlnv and several largq wngors
oiiflio outcomo wore made bcBides
number of freak bets on various
features or the series.
Tho -nrOvnllim? odds on tho BOrlcs
woro 10 to 7 that Boston would win
and 7 to 10 that tho Giants would take
tho series.
Thoro woro several largo bots mndo
nt theso odds. It Wan clear tnat uuoo
Maniuard's stock has depredated at
least In tho mind of onu fan who of-
fered to bet $100 each time Mnrqunrd
pitched that tho Bubo Would lose.
Another riian offered odds of 8 to 0
that Joo Wood would Win every gamo
ho pitched against tho GlantB In Bob-
inn. tmt wnulil not Include in Bis wa
ger nny gumoa ployed In Notf York
evidently being of tho opinion tlint tho
homo crowds would holp the Red Sox
Btar. Another fan offered to bet 2 to
1 that ho could pick tho battorles for
both clubs for tho opening- game.
3 Billy Papko Suspended.
K15W xuku uci. z. ii or iuuiiik y
keep his contract 4to box ten rounds
.with Franit Mantoll before the Now
Star Athletic Club of this city last
night Billy Papko was suspended
for an Indefinite period by tho Now
York Stato Athletic Commission to-
day. Tills means that Papko will not bo
permitted to box In Now York State
until rolnstnted. AIbo it may havo
tha effect of Uincolllng his match
with tho French champion ns tho
following cablogram was sent by tho
commission today:
"lMul Rosseau French Federation
of Boxing Clubs Paris. Franco:
Papko suspended. Feel susponBion
should bo sustained in Franco as wo
sustain suspensions by your federa-
tion." Papko sailed for Franco today.
FINED $15000 FOR REHATINti.
Agent Pleads Guilty te Charge AN
K'jflHc Company Paid ".Salary"
te ForwartHsg Concern.
NEW YORK OcL 2 W. O. Divine
freight agent for thoChcsapcako and
Ohio Railroad at Cincinnati pleaded
guilty. Hi tho Federal Court this'aft-
Grnoon to granting nnd giving Toba-
tea and was fined $15000.
Judge Mayer imposed tho flno after
District Attorney Wlso had askod for
a penalty that would elicit a "squeal
on tho ono higher up."
Wo U iiovor got at tho big mou as
MRS. A. L. HARLES STUDIO
602 CYPRESS STREET
Will be open for pupili Sept. 2. All bntnehM
of Art taught;
China lesson - - - ' - 50c
Tapestry lesson - -. - $1.00
Water color - - '- - BOc
School girls lessons - - - 25c
Firing done reasonable. All material kept in studio
lniitr as tha llttlo follow Is ablo to
stand up and pay his tine" fdd Mr.
Wise.
"Then wo will fix a penalty that
shall effect tho big men" remarked
Judge Mayor.
Tho indictment charged him With
liavine entered Into as agreement
three yours ago with tho fr&iglt tfor-
wardlug firm of Wakuro & McLaugh-
lin of Chicago and this city by the
terms of which. tho forwarders were
to receive a monthly consideration or
"salary" tantamount to a robats on
shipments. The "Mtlary" permitted
tho forwarders to snake special
ducohiorits to patroi
Divines couusel Ipromlsed
tho flno Monday.
was paroled Iti cou
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cjspmmsm
NI J
IkwatHl
Whatersr yon buy kr yoa eui
PMd upoa. We cordially invite or
frld to otUI and iasMet or lta
of bw aad up-to-4at groerl. Oonr-
teoua trMtBMt aad ptwipt doltvwy
will naka you a aUady ewtotMr One
price ara mIowh first etaw goods
can be aoid for. VIlt our iter aad
wa ra ur yoa will cobm aaalo.
SOUIYI
foJJ. W.EVANS
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OUR PREMIUM PLAN
VALUABLE CERTIFICATES GIVEN TO OUR CUSTOMERS
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As nn added inducement to tho druir sioro patrons of Abllcno wo have adopted the following-'plan beginning Oct. 1st On all cash purchwwa aadoa all wmntat of aoaountal
bv tho tenth of tho month following datk of purchaso wo will tame cortiricates ontltling tho bearor to valuable premiums our premium Ihtt eoatalaa over MO offers eonsUHwr of kick
cfnss morehnndlso or many varieties ovet y itoni of which has bcM'carefully solectod. In waking tho selections It has le oar effort to gather as maay uoeful articles m mibsHiU aad aloe
to uink-Q tho list iib largo as possible noilconllnlng it to anysWglo lino of goods. A careful oxamlaatloH of thefollowlng Hat will give aome Idea of Um ectoat of tttc Hoe.TOILET AllTICI-ES.
Talcum powdor. tollot wntor tooth
brushoB tooth powder tooth paste
porfumu sliavlng: hI clr waving pow.
dor
DlunorH CO pieces; cut glass
nogoj"BrcJl "1847" silverware coa-
BlajwS''or'itcaBpoons tablesixjoas
(a. table nlves sugar shall a
nettt fork; hoiks popular copyri
fiction and HverWnan's Library;
azlno subscrlptionWConkliiLjinrill
lug Fountain Pons Um'yTrltCH.Mdy's
uiibrollu Jnpaueso bath slliumrwrlt-
I im impor. onvelopcs tablets. Sando-
nn. violin shirt waist uox ceas ctieai
Bya aad Girls LkL
ilsy air rifles puncklng bag; Ste
vens rule Bustor urown cameras
dolls skates croquet sots Bigersoll
'watches electric pocket flash llht
pocket knives boys' ami girls' books
211 titles; base balls bats fielder's
gloves catcher's mlts. boxings gloves
baakot ball dominoes game of Filach
French Harps bicycle school tablets
peaclbj luk pen iwlats.
MKXH LIST.
Bambo Nsklag rod steel aoatec rod
iXevea' rifle Darkam-DapleK WMy
Razor fader's safety rasor. raaor
blades yoUIh abavlag araoaoa Itooioa
garters books itofmlar eepyrigbt He-
ttoa aad Sverymaaa' Library; ambrel-
la cigars pocket kaivee MaadoUa.
fteklHg reel watch magasUie suoaerlt.
tkws qoaklla's i4f-8Ha Veaataki
Pea boxiac gloves.
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axe
Jiaaiatooic rooa aoctiaM.
aadea earlata rod aamaui
tool sot gardoa boo bay terit
bomi swiag elooka alam
elecks eat alaoa attasUa
eaotev fi voekor Hoc rw eooir
trtoiMod aaoaMlod aod. wall
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